turnabout intruder

A decent but not great episode. The biggest problem I see is what was Dr Coleman going to do with Dr Lester in Kirk's body when the two were presumably lovers before that. In the vernacular of Seinfeld was Dr Coleman going to switch teams?

I always thought the same thing.

When he was alone with Coleman, he had a slightly feminine vibe to him, and not just that scene when Lester was trying to get Coleman to kill for her.

It's kind of an almost comedic episode, at least at the time
it was so out there, but I agree. Shatner is such a ham actor
that for some magical reason he just fit the character of Captain
Kirk.

In the movies Star Trek just never scaled, at least they way they
did it. One thing Star Trek did wrong was to make the ship too
big and then never deal with the crew.

There was what ... I forget how many people there were supposed
to be on the ship, but what were they all doing? Especially today,
look at how everything is mechanized ... to have someone on a ship
in that time they would need a specific reason, and probably the
comment crew would be very small.

I felt the same way. The plot was so full of holes it was laughable but Shatner's portrayal still made it watchable.