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{{Infobox episode
| title = "Friday's Child"
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| franchise = ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''
| preceded by = "[[Star Trek: The Original Series/Recap/S2/E10 Journey To Babel|Journey To Babel]]"
| followed by = "[[Star Trek: The Original Series/Recap/S2/E12 The Deadly Years|The Deadly Years]]"
| release date = December 1, 1967
| central theme =
| elevator pitch =
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After viewing some footage and receiving a briefing on the people of Capella IV, Kirk, Spock, Bones and a [[Red Shirt]] with the shortest career ever beam down to negotiate with the locals. It seems the Klingons have gotten there first and the Capellans seem to have more of a
Kirk, Bones and Spock escape into the wilderness with Eleen, the High Teer's wife (now widow) who is about to give birth any minute. After the baby is delivered, Eleen knocks out Bones and returns to the Capellans, telling them the ''Enterprise'' landing party and the baby are all dead. Her people take her at her word, but Kras demands proof. Kirk and Spock are forced to attack him with handmade bows and arrows, having surrendered their weapons. Maab decides that this is all his own fault and demands that Kras kills him. Kras is all too eager to comply and is soon killed himself. The baby is named Leonard James Akaar and pronounced the new Teer. Kirk and party succeed in arranging diplomatic relations with the people of Capella IV.
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* [[Would Hit a Girl]]: After Eleen bitch slaps him twice, Bones returns with a slap of his own. He later calls it a "right cross". While it wasn't that violent, it did garner some respect from his hither-too reluctant patient.
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