The best episode written by Shimon Wincelberg is "Rendezvous with Yesterday", rated 8/10 from 2 user votes. It was "directed by Irwin Allen". "Rendezvous with Yesterday" aired on 9/9/1966 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Double Down".
Dr. Tony Newman prematurely enters the government's Time Tunnel project, and the project head, Doug Phillips, must go back to save him as they both fight for survival on the sinking Titanic.
Director: Irwin Allen
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
The cops' best hope of finding a kidnapped hired car driver alive is one of the armed robbers who grabbed him after a job, but the immunity deal he demands in return would effectively preclude his prosecution for the shooting death of an off-duty cop, placing McCoy in a difficult position as he seeks to placate the cops, who want the guy prosecuted, and the kidnapped man's wife, who wants every avenue of saving her husband explored.
Director: Arthur W. Forney
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Spock commands a stranded away team when their shuttlecraft is stranded on a planet with hostile natives.
Director: Robert Gist
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
In the year 1997 the Robinson family take off to colonize Alpha Centauri. A spy from a foreign country AKA Dr. Smith becomes trapped aboard trying to sabotage the project. The ship is whisked off course and into a meteor storm due to Dr. Smith's extra weight upsetting the navigational computers. Smith desperately tries to save himself by reviving the crew. The result: the Robinson family becomes lost in space.
Director: Anton Leader
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Luminous aliens capture Dr Smith and plan to replace thir burnt out computer with his brain.Smith bargains with them and they attempt to use Wills brain instead.
Director: Leonard Horn
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
A guy comes to Dodge for revenge on a guy who might just deserve it.
Director: Philip Leacock
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Kirk investigates an experimental facility for holding prisoners and finds a sinister scheme.
Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Burke and Virdon join forces with Leuric, a human attempting to fly by building himself a hang glider.
Director: John Meredyth Lucas
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
The fugitives come across a city of people that are able to divide themselves into two parts, good and bad. They then live separately from the bad people who are known as the Castouts. When Jessica is captured and split, Logan and Rem must formulate a plan to make her whole again and then escape.
Director: Steven Hilliard Stern
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg