Baker's Dozen - TV Episodes

13 Episodes of Mission Impossible (TOS) and Star Trek (TOS) with the Same Guest Star

Note: Series regulars who guest starred on the other series do not count (e.g. George Takei)

01. 'Nicole' (Nicole Vedette) & 'The City on the Edge of Forever' (Edith Keeler) - Joan Collins
02. 'The Legacy' (Dr. Lubell) & 'The Gallileo Seven' (Commander Ferris) - John Crawford
03. 'Trek' (Col. Luis Cardoza) & 'Journey to Babel' (Sarek) - Mark Lenard
04. 'Snowball in Hell' (Gerard Sefra) & 'Space Seed' (Khan) - Ricardo Montalban
05. “The Train” (Dr. Selby) & “The Trouble with Tribbles” (Nilz Baris) - William Schallert
06. 'The Play' (Milos Kuro) & 'Errand of Mercy (Kor) - John Colicos
07. 'The Bunker: Parts 1 & 2' (Anna Rojak) & 'That Which Survives' (Losira) - Lee Meriwether
08. 'The Slave Parts 1 & 2' (Amara) & 'Catspaw' (Sylvia) - Antoinette Bower
09. “The Ransom” (Egan’s goon) & “A Piece of the Action” (Jojo Krako) - Vic Tayback
10. 'The Bride' (Joe Corvin) & 'Dagger of the Mind' (Dr. Tristan Adams) - James Gregory

13 Episodes of Mission Impossible (TOS) and Star Trek (TOS) with the Same Guest Star

Note: Series regulars who guest starred on the other series do not count (e.g. George Takei)

01. 'Nicole' (Nicole Vedette) & 'The City on the Edge of Forever' (Edith Keeler) - Joan Collins
02. 'The Legacy' (Dr. Lubell) & 'The Gallileo Seven' (Commander Ferris) - John Crawford
03. 'Trek' (Col. Luis Cardoza) & 'Journey to Babel' (Sarek) - Mark Lenard
04. 'Snowball in Hell' (Gerard Sefra) & 'Space Seed' (Khan) - Ricardo Montalban
05. “The Train” (Dr. Selby) & “The Trouble with Tribbles” (Nilz Baris) - William Schallert
06. 'The Play' (Milos Kuro) & 'Errand of Mercy (Kor) - John Colicos
07. 'The Bunker: Parts 1 & 2' (Anna Rojak) & 'That Which Survives' (Losira) - Lee Meriwether
08. 'The Slave Parts 1 & 2' (Amara) & 'Catspaw' (Sylvia) - Antoinette Bower
09. “The Ransom” (Egan’s goon) & “A Piece of the Action” (Jojo Krako) - Vic Tayback
10. 'The Bride' (Joe Corvin) & 'Dagger of the Mind' (Dr. Tristan Adams) - James Gregory
11. “Run for the Money” (Thug) & “The Way to Eden” (Adam) - Charles Napier
12. 'The Fighter' (Paul Mitchell) & 'The Doomsday Machine' (Commodore Decker) - William Windom

13 TV Episodes where a main character is serving on a jury or some other sort of decision-making panel

01. Hawaii Five-O "The Case Against Phillip Christie" - Steve McGarrett is permitted to serve on a jury and is the lone "not guilty" vote in a seemingly open-and-shut case.

02. The Andy Griffith Show "Aunt Bee, the Juror" - Aunt Bee is called for jury duty and despite her misgivings, goes to the courthouse to see if she will be called. She finds herself on a jury for the trial of Marvin Jenkins who is accused of breaking and entering and stealing a TV from a local store.

03. Bonanza "The Jury" - Hoss faces scorn and accusations of bribery when he refuses to vote with his fellow jurors to convict a man for murder based solely on the testimony of the victim's brother who witnessed the act on a dark night.

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13 TV Episodes where a main character is serving on a jury or some other sort of decision-making panel

01. Hawaii Five-O "The Case Against Phillip Christie" - Steve McGarrett is permitted to serve on a jury and is the lone "not guilty" vote in a seemingly open-and-shut case.

02. The Andy Griffith Show "Aunt Bee, the Juror" - Aunt Bee is called for jury duty and despite her misgivings, goes to the courthouse to see if she will be called. She finds herself on a jury for the trial of Marvin Jenkins who is accused of breaking and entering and stealing a TV from a local store.

03. Bonanza "The Jury" - Hoss faces scorn and accusations of bribery when he refuses to vote with his fellow jurors to convict a man for murder based solely on the testimony of the victim's brother who witnessed the act on a dark night.

04. Quincy M.E. "Jury Duty" - Quincy finds himself on a jury in a murder case. He quickly sees that the evidence is very questionable and finds subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways to point the flaws out during the trial.

05. Murder, She Wrote "Trial by Error" - It's a bad day for the jurors when Jessica is the foreperson of the jury hearing the case of a man claiming self-defense in the death of an enraged husband.

13 TV Episodes where a main character is serving on a jury or some other sort of decision-making panel

01. Hawaii Five-O "The Case Against Phillip Christie" - Steve McGarrett is permitted to serve on a jury and is the lone "not guilty" vote in a seemingly open-and-shut case.

02. The Andy Griffith Show "Aunt Bee, the Juror" - Aunt Bee is called for jury duty and despite her misgivings, goes to the courthouse to see if she will be called. She finds herself on a jury for the trial of Marvin Jenkins who is accused of breaking and entering and stealing a TV from a local store.

03. Bonanza "The Jury" - Hoss faces scorn and accusations of bribery when he refuses to vote with his fellow jurors to convict a man for murder based solely on the testimony of the victim's brother who witnessed the act on a dark night.

04. Quincy M.E. "Jury Duty" - Quincy finds himself on a jury in a murder case. He quickly sees that the evidence is very questionable and finds subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways to point the flaws out during the trial.

05. Murder, She Wrote "Trial by Error" - It's a bad day for the jurors when Jessica is the foreperson of the jury hearing the case of a man claiming self-defense in the death of an enraged husband.

06. Crossing Jordan "Slam Dunk" - When the prosecution runs out of peremptory challenges, Dr. Jordan ends up on the jury even though she knows the prosecutor. Naturally, she ends up the lone holdout when all the other jurors want s guilty verdict.

07. The Dick Van Dyke Show "One Angry Man." (March 7, '62) - Rob is called for jury duty. The defendant, in the case, is a sexy erotic dancer. Rob is, obviously, "taken" with her ... not knowing that Laura has decided to attend the trial sessions.

13 TV Episodes where a main character is serving on a jury or some other sort of decision-making panel

01. Hawaii Five-O "The Case Against Phillip Christie" - Steve McGarrett is permitted to serve on a jury and is the lone "not guilty" vote in a seemingly open-and-shut case.

02. The Andy Griffith Show "Aunt Bee, the Juror" - Aunt Bee is called for jury duty and despite her misgivings, goes to the courthouse to see if she will be called. She finds herself on a jury for the trial of Marvin Jenkins who is accused of breaking and entering and stealing a TV from a local store.

03. Bonanza "The Jury" - Hoss faces scorn and accusations of bribery when he refuses to vote with his fellow jurors to convict a man for murder based solely on the testimony of the victim's brother who witnessed the act on a dark night.

04. Quincy M.E. "Jury Duty" - Quincy finds himself on a jury in a murder case. He quickly sees that the evidence is very questionable and finds subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways to point the flaws out during the trial.

05. Murder, She Wrote "Trial by Error" - It's a bad day for the jurors when Jessica is the foreperson of the jury hearing the case of a man claiming self-defense in the death of an enraged husband.

06. Crossing Jordan "Slam Dunk" - When the prosecution runs out of peremptory challenges, Dr. Jordan ends up on the jury even though she knows the prosecutor. Naturally, she ends up the lone holdout when all the other jurors want s guilty verdict.

07. The Dick Van Dyke Show "One Angry Man." (March 7, '62) - Rob is called for jury duty. The defendant, in the case, is a sexy erotic dancer. Rob is, obviously, "taken" with her ... not knowing that Laura has decided to attend the trial sessions.

08. All in the Family "Edith Has Jury Duty" - Edith is the lone holdout in a high-profile murder case, in which the prosecution's case seems clear-cut. Archie whines because Edith has been sequestered for the duration and refuses to help himself around the house.

09. The Odd Couple (1970) - "The Jury Story" - An early flashback episode shows the time when Felix and Oscar first met 7 years earlier when they were fellow jurors on an assault case. Felix was the lone holdout for a guilty verdict and so they had to be sequestered together. Flashbacks in later episodes would show that the two had obviously met much earlier than that.

10. Happy Days (1978) - "Fonzie for the Defense" - Howard Cunningham and Fonzie find themselves the only members of the jury who are not ready to convict the defendant just because he rides a motorcycle.

11. Bull - "Jury Duty" - Bull (Michael Weatherly) finds himself on the opposite side of voir dire, when he serves jury duty while simultaneously mounting a defense for a woman on trial for killing her daughter's murderer.

13 TV Episodes where a main character is serving on a jury or some other sort of decision-making panel

01. Hawaii Five-O "The Case Against Phillip Christie" - Steve McGarrett is permitted to serve on a jury and is the lone "not guilty" vote in a seemingly open-and-shut case.

02. The Andy Griffith Show "Aunt Bee, the Juror" - Aunt Bee is called for jury duty and despite her misgivings, goes to the courthouse to see if she will be called. She finds herself on a jury for the trial of Marvin Jenkins who is accused of breaking and entering and stealing a TV from a local store.

03. Bonanza "The Jury" - Hoss faces scorn and accusations of bribery when he refuses to vote with his fellow jurors to convict a man for murder based solely on the testimony of the victim's brother who witnessed the act on a dark night.

04. Quincy M.E. "Jury Duty" - Quincy finds himself on a jury in a murder case. He quickly sees that the evidence is very questionable and finds subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways to point the flaws out during the trial.

05. Murder, She Wrote "Trial by Error" - It's a bad day for the jurors when Jessica is the foreperson of the jury hearing the case of a man claiming self-defense in the death of an enraged husband.

06. Crossing Jordan "Slam Dunk" - When the prosecution runs out of peremptory challenges, Dr. Jordan ends up on the jury even though she knows the prosecutor. Naturally, she ends up the lone holdout when all the other jurors want s guilty verdict.

07. The Dick Van Dyke Show "One Angry Man." (March 7, '62) - Rob is called for jury duty. The defendant, in the case, is a sexy erotic dancer. Rob is, obviously, "taken" with her ... not knowing that Laura has decided to attend the trial sessions.

08. All in the Family "Edith Has Jury Duty" - Edith is the lone holdout in a high-profile murder case, in which the prosecution's case seems clear-cut. Archie whines because Edith has been sequestered for the duration and refuses to help himself around the house.

09. The Odd Couple (1970) - "The Jury Story" - An early flashback episode shows the time when Felix and Oscar first met 7 years earlier when they were fellow jurors on an assault case. Felix was the lone holdout for a guilty verdict and so they had to be sequestered together. Flashbacks in later episodes would show that the two had obviously met much earlier than that.

10. Happy Days (1978) - "Fonzie for the Defense" - Howard Cunningham and Fonzie find themselves the only members of the jury who are not ready to convict the defendant just because he rides a motorcycle.

11. Bull - "Jury Duty" - Bull (Michael Weatherly) finds himself on the opposite side of voir dire, when he serves jury duty while simultaneously mounting a defense for a woman on trial for killing her daughter's murderer.

12. Minder - "Poetic Justice, Innit?" - Arthur Daley (George Cole) in true 12 Angry Men style changes the minds of the rest of the jury in favour of acquittal until a juror doing some knitting reveals something that changes their verdict back to guilty again.

13. Sanford (1981) - "Jury Duty" - In this spoof of "12 Angry Men," Fred (Redd Foxx) is the lone juror unwilling to cast a guilty verdict in a murder trial.

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