Classic Star Trek: This Side of Paradise

Looked more like Jill Ireland to me.
What you didn't see was, just after Spock and Leila kiss, Charlie Bronson walks up and punches Spock out.

Nimoy once said that Bronson was actually standing off camera during one of their kissing scenes. Bet it made him a bit nervous

Omg is that William Holden or am I blind?

OMG! Uhura is just like HAL 9000

HAL: I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.

Uhura: Oh I'm sorry, Captain. I can't do that.

"You belong in a circus, Spock, not a starship.....right next to the dog-faced boy!"

The irony is that in many ways the society in this episode resembles what Picard argues the Federation represents in TNG: He even uses the phrase "there are no wants or needs anymore."

And, for better or for worse, the Federation of TNG was much closer to Gene Roddenberry's utopian-socialist vision of the future that TOS was. First, it's impossible to create a society where there are no wants or needs. Ever hear "there ain't no free lunch"? Secondly, even if it were possible to create such a society, it would be morally wrong. Not to mention incredibly boring!

Roddenberry liked to say that TNG was closer to his "original" vision, but I think his vision (which was, of course, not entirely his own) changed over the years. But I'd love to see a mashup of Kirk from this episode arguing with Picard from a TNG episode in which he extolls the virtues of the Federation.

Personally, I'd rather see an old-fashioned dirty fight between Kirk and Picard. Picard would say, "Wait -- let's talk this over." And then Kirk would beat the crap out of him.

Yep. Picard would be all Marquess of Queensbury rules, but Kirk would do anything to win.