While going through every episode top to bottom, I'll be looking for evidence that supports K/S and also discussing the arguments against it. Serious about the argument, ridiculous about everything else. M for language. Yay 60s.

In Progress. K/S, but slow-building. A misshap brings the Enterprise back to Earth for a while.

Um, wow... Theodore Sturgeon, just wow. The slash... it just leaps out of the TV screen and attacks you. I think that Kirk & Spock may have actually gotten married in this episode... At the very least, they got kinky with those ahn-woons...

Because there's absolutely nothing romantic at all about Knight-in-shining-Enterprise!Kirk braving all to rescue Damsel-in-distress!Spock. Pfft, yeah right! Lotsa slash here, but I didn't write it, Harve Bennett did.

K/S slash. If a Vulcan has an emotional reaction, and there’s no one around to see it, does it still have any impact? OR: Spock has withdrawn himself from the Enterprise, her crew, and especially her Captain, and Jim is determined to find out why.

A post-finale "Five Times" type of story that, being Denny and Alan, didn't end up as five times. Slash.

What happens when you take one particular friendship several steps too far? - COMPLETE!

The Universe will hardly wait for Kirk or Spock to sort out the emotional consequences of their actions, to present them with a new highly demanding challenge. Whoever can put an ‘n’ in the ‘split’...?

Captain Kirk assumes command and takes the Enterprise out on his 1st 5-year mission. But the ship is not the only legacy he has to deal with in the haze of his first assignment, which unsurprisingly does not go according to plan.