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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds just solved a major Spock mystery after 34 years
34 years later, Strange New Worlds has finally cleared up that mystery by confirming that Spock was actually referring to Arthur Conan Doyle rather than his creation, Sherlock. Never mind that Doyle didn't have any directly descended grandchildren of his own, which means Spock couldn't actually be related to him – it's still fun to pretend.
Star Trek’s Spock has always been a master of analytical reasoning, and now we know why. It happens in a scene where Spock ...
When the director J.J. Abrams revived the "Star Trek" film franchise in 2009, with an all-new cast — including Zachary Quinto as Spock — he included a cameo part for Nimoy, as an older version ...
Spock is returning to Star Trek on television. Today, during the Star Trek: Discovery panel in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, Discovery co-creator and showrunner Alex Kurtzman confirmed that ...
By the mid-to-late 1970s, Star Trek was about as far removed from just being a canceled television series as you could get.
Two years later, in "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock," the character is successfully resurrected at the end of the movie on the planet Vulcan. It was Nimoy's feature directorial debut.
To be fair, Spock also had a half brother he famously never brought up until Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, so at least he’s consistent.
Spock may be renowned for his impeccable logic, but "Strange New Worlds" has offered a glimpse of the Vulcan's surprisingly ...
Jess Bush, who plays Spock's former romantic interest Nurse Christine Chapel, also discussed Spock and La'an's new dynamic.
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