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Title: Amok Time
Production: 34
Original Airdate: September 15, 1967
Stardate: 3372.7
Synopsis: The Enterpriseis bound for a diplomatic show-of-force in the troubled Altair system when Spock loses of his usual dispassion and solemnly requests a diversion to his homeworld. Kirk puts in a formal request, but is denied by his superiors. Meanwhile, an increasingly volatile Spock reveals that his seven-year Vulcan mating cycle has begun and he must return home to take his intended bride -- or die. Kirk makes a decision that could cost him his career and orders a course change to the Vulcan homeworld. What no one can foresee is that T'Pring, Spock's arranged mate since childhood, has other ideas.

Guest Cast:
Celia Lovsky as T'Pau
Arlene Martel as T'Pring
Lawrence Montaigne as Stonn

Okay. You might know that the Vulcan T'Pau inspired a band of the same name, who had a hit song in the late 1980's. But what was the name of that song?

Chekov: "I think I'm getting space-sick."

"Light My Fire" by The Doors reaches #6 on the Billboard charts.

"Heart and Soul"