Spock is a character in the fictional Star Trek media franchise. First portrayed by Leonard Nimoy in the original Star Trek series, Spock also appears in the animated Star Trek series, two episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, seven of the Star Trek feature films, and numerous Star Trek books, comics, and video games. In the 2009 film Star Trek, Nimoy reprised his role alongside Zachary Quinto, who played a younger, alternate-timeline...
Jim and Spock are on the transporter pad prepared to beam onto the Romulan sh...
Spock lets Capt. Kirk know that the Enterprise is being observed.
Kirk and Spock meet for the first time in a special session called by the Aca...
Spock to Amanda about humans making illogical decisions as she explains that ...
Sarek walks across the room, standing only inches from Spock and gives Spock ...
Spock offers his ability to help the Enterprise overcome their engine design ...
Spock to McCoy who has just explained to Kirk that he can eat a bowl of termi...
Gillian wants to know how Spock knows that the whale is pregnant.
Spock uses Vulcan intuition and voices his opinion to Capt. Kirk.
Spock confirms to the fleet crew that all available means of communication ha...
The scene changes to Jim on the losing end of a fist fight with an alien at l...
Kirk asks Spock, where the hell's the power you promised and he replies, agai...
Spock makes his first entry as acting captain. The mood aboard the Enterprise...
In light of their recent failures, Spock, siting up on the edge of his bunk, ...
Spock asks Kirk on the bus if he may ask him a question to which Kirk tries t...
Spock relays vital information to Capt. Kirk.
Kirk does not follow General Orders when Reliant approaches.
Kirk and Spock conclude their disagreement over providing assistance to the K...
Amanda and Spock discuss his leaving to support the Enterprise crew. They dis...
Kirk and Spock on horseback making their way to Paradise City. Kirk tells Spo...
Klaa accuses Spock of lying in terms of having Captain Kirk but he reminds hi...
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