Serial number: S179-276SP
Serial number: S179-276SP
2230: Spock is born to Sarek and Amanda Grayson in the city of
Shi'Kahr on Vulcan. Spock's mother,
Amanda Grayson, was a human school teacher from Earth and his father,
Sarek, was a respected diplomat and ambassador from
Vulcan.
As a result, he was torn between two worlds, the
stern discipline
of Vulcan logic and the emotionalism of his human
side. The
struggle to reconcile his two halves would torment
him for much
of his life.
"Journey to Babel" [TOS]
His lineal Vulcan name is unpronounceable by most
Earth humans.
2235: While a young boy of five, Spock played a practical
joke that gained him an unfortuante yet short-lived
reputation.
"Yesteryear" [TAS]
2237: As a child, Spock was teased about his human heritage.
Once, Spock came home upset after getting
into a fight at school because the other Vulcan
boys had tormented him, saying he wasn't really Vulcan.
His father scolded him and told him that if he didn't
pass the kahs wan, a test of maturity, the next month,
he would be very disapointed. Later that night,
Spock ran away, on his own unauthorized kahs wan. He
was brought home the next day by his cousin Selek.
The next month, Spock passed his kahs wan easily.
As a child, Spock had a pet sehlat, sort of a live
Vulcan teddy bear.
"Yesteryear" [TAS]
In an alternate timeline, Spock's pet sehlat, I-Chaya,
was mortally wounded and the seven-year-old Spock
decided to have him euthanized rather than continue
to live in pain.
"Yesteryear" [TAS]
At age seven, Spock was telepathically bonded with
a young Vulcan girl named T'Pring. The telepathic
touch would draw the two together when the time
was right after both came of age.
"Amok Time" [TOS]
Spock was raised with an older half-brother, Sybok,
until Sybok was ostracized from Vulcan society
because he rejected the
Vulcan dogma of pure logic.
"The Final Frontier" [ST5]
2239: Spock as he would have appeared at age 9. Played
by Carl Steven.
"The Search for Spock" [ST3]
2243: Spock as he would have appeared at age 13.
Played
by Vadia Potenza.
"The Search for Spock" [ST3]
2247: Spock as he would have appeared at age 17.
Played
by Stephen Manley.
"The Search for Spock" [ST3]
2249: Because the young Vulcan chose to join Starfleet, he and
Sarek opened an 18-year rift over Sarek's
hope his son would attend the Vulcan Science Academy.
(It is conjectured that Spock was the first Vulcan
to enlist in the Federation Starfleet).
"Journey to Babel" [TOS]
2252: Spock said he worked with Pike for 11 years,
4 months, which suggests he was young enough when
he first came on board the Enterprise that he was
probably still attending Starfleet Academy. Because of
this, we speculate that Spock's first year on the
Enterprise was as a cadet under Cpt. Christopher Pike.
"The Menagerie" [TOS]
2253: Commissioned as ensign, still aboard Enterprise under
Pike.
"The Cage" [TOS]
2255: Spock as he would have appeared at age 25.
Played
by Joe W. Davis.
"The Search for Spock" [ST3]
2265: As lieutenant commander, named first officer and
science officer under Capt. James T. Kirk aboard
Enterprise; promoted to commander soon after.
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" [TOS]
2267: Before this date, he had earned the Vulcanian Scientific
Legion of Honor, had been twice decorated by
Starfleet Command and held an A7 computer expert
classification.
Spock experienced Pon farr and was compelled to
return to Vulcan to claim T'Pring as his wife. But T'Pring
spurned Spock and instead chose Stonn, a full Vulcan,
over Spock for a mate. Spock returned to the
U.S.S. Enterprise
unwed.
"Amok Time" [TOS]
Spock suffered infection by parasites on planet Deneva,
an intensely painful experience. He survived the
Denevan neural parasites after being exposed to
intense electromagnetic radiation that drove the parasites
from his body. Spock was briefly feared to have
been blinded by the light, but it was later learned that his
Vulcan inner eyelid had protected his vision.
"Operation Annihilate" [TOS]
Spock was critically wounded on Tyree's planet with
an ancient weapon known as a flintlock. He survived
using a Vulcan healing technique in which the mind
concentrates on the injured organs.
"A Private Little War" [TOS]
He did eventually marry in a ceremony attended by
Lt. Jean-Luc Picard.
"Sarek" [TNG]
2269: After returning from the Guardian of Forever with
Captain Kirk, Spock discovered that he had entered
an alternate reality in which he had died at age
seven. It was determined that if he went back in time to 2237,
he could save the life of himself as a child to
retore the timeline. Spock was successful in doing so but this
time his pet sehlat, I-Chaya died.
"Yesteryear" [TAS]
Spock almost died when the woman of Taurus II drained
him of his life-energy.
"The Lorelei Signal" [TAS]
stardate 5371.3: Spock has a limited
telepathic ability and when in close proximity to an individual can effect
meld minds with that individual. Spock had
to undergo an extraordinary mild meld with a vast planet-consuming
cloud creature. Spock was able to convince the being
that when it consumed inhabited planets millions of small
but significant lives were
lost.
"One of Our Planets Is Missing" [TAS]
The inhabitants of Lactra VII were telepaths of such
advanced capabilities that Spock's attempts at telepathic
communication merely amused them. "The Eye
of the Beholder" [TAS]
stardate 5554.4: When the Enterprise
visited Phylos Spock was abducted by Dr. Stavos Keniclius Five, the
fifth clone of a Terran scientist that lived during the Eugenics wars.
Keniculus
created a 25-foot-tall clone of Spock because he
felt that Spock was a perfect specimen
for his plan to create an army of giant peacemakers
-- clones which would enforce peace
on the war-torn galaxy. Kirk's tried to convince
him that nearly the whole galaxy is
already in peace but Keniclius didn't believe him.
Meanwhile, the original Spock is dying,
due to the cloning process. Kirk turned to
the Spock clone for help, successfully
convincing him to help. The clone mind melds
with the original Spock and thus saves his
life. At the end of the mission the clone
of Spock along with that of Keniculus remained on Phylos to help
the
Phylosians.
"The Infinite Vulcan" [TAS]
stardate 4978.5: Spock was induced by
Harry Mudd's love potion to feel intense affection for Nurse Chapel.
But after the effects wore off however, he had negative
feelings for her.
"Mudd's Passion" [TAS]
stardate 5577.3: Along with the rest
of the Enterprise's crew, Spock was reduced to a mere one sixteenth of
an inch tall by the effects of spiroid epsilon waves
while the ship was investigating a distress call from the
Terratins.
"The Terratin Incident" [TAS]
Both Spock and his captain were mutated into water-breathers
by well meaning Aquans on Argo.
"The Ambergris Element" [TAS]
stardate 4187.3: Spock commanded a mission
in which he and Lieutenants Sulu and Uhura were to transport
a Slaver stassis box to Starbase 25 aboard the Long
Range Shuttlecraft Copernicus. They were lured to an icy
planetoid by the Kzinti crew of the Traitor's Claw
but eventually escaped without the stassis box.
"The Slaver Weapon" [TAS]
stardate 5275.6: As a Vulcan, Spock
was immune to the Dramian Auroral plague that affected the rest of the
crew.
"Albatross" [TAS]
stardate 6334.1: However it was his
Vulcan blood that made his bout with choriocytosis almost fatal. The
disease was a mere nuisance to humans. "The Pirates
of Orion" [TAS]
late 2269: Because of his analytical mind and his scientific
expertise, Spock was chosen by the Vedalans to be
a member of an extraordinary mission to retrieve
the Soul of Skorr.
"The Jihad" [TAS]
2270: The crew of the Enterprise experienced accelerated
reverse ageing. As a result of Captain Kirk growing too
young to command, Spock temporarily assumed command
of the Enterprise. When Spock became too young,
Commodore Robert April assumed command. After the
starship returned to normal space. the crew were
returned to their normal ages by use of the ship's
transporters, and Kirk resumed as the Enterprise's captain.
"The Counter-Clock Incident" [TAS]
After the conclusion of the U.S.S. Enterprise's first
five-year mission, Spock retired from Starfleet and
returned to Vulcan to pursue the emotion-purging
kohlinar discipline from the Vulcan Masters.
"The Motion Picture" [ST1]
2271: Although he completed the Kohlinar training, Spock
failed to achieve kohlinar because his emotions
were stirred by the V'Ger entity. He reactivated his commission during
the V'Ger crisis
under Kirk on a refitted starship Enterprise.
"The Motion Picture" [ST1]
2277: Spock remained with Starfleet and was eventually
promoted to Enterprise captain, when that ship
was assigned as a training vessel at Starfleet Academy.
He was assigned to the Starfleet Academy faculty
was responsible for cadet training on Enterprise.
"The Wrath of Khan" [ST2]
2285: Spock relinquished command of the cadet-filled
U.S.S. Enterprise to Kirk for the mission to rescue 
the Project Genesis team. Spock sacrificed
himself to repair the dilithium
chamber that allowed the U.S.S. Enterprise and its
crew to escape
from the Genesis Device detonation initiated by
Khan Noonien
Singh; his radiation-wracked body was consigned
to space but landed
on the newly formed Genesis Planet. Although believed
to be dead,
Spock had, just prior to his death, mind-melded
with McCoy. It
seems that Spock had apparently intended for his
longtime friend
and sparring partner to return Spock's Katra to
Vulcan in accordance
with Vulcan custom. The presence of Spock's
living spirit in
McCoy's mind was later found to be an extraordinary
opportunity
to reunite Spock's body and spirit when his body
was found to have been regenerated on the Genesis Planet.
The fal-tor-pan ( refusion) process was conducted
at Mount Seleya on Vulcan, and supervised by the high
priestess T'Lar. This was the first time in
generations that the fal-tor-pan was used, but it was successful.
Spock was restored to
life.
"The Search for Spock" [ST3]
Spock underwent several months of reeducation, during
which his mind was instructed in the Vulcan way,
but his mother, Amanda, was concerned that he regain
knowledge of his human heritage as well.
"The Voyage Home" [ST4]
2286: Though uncharged, Spock elected to return to Earth
with his shipmates from the Enterprise to face
charges stemming from Kirk's violation of Starfleet
regulations in Spock's rescue, including the theft of
Enterprise.
"The Voyage Home" [ST4]
2287: Accompanies Kirk aboard NCC-1701-A Enterprise for
Nimbus III mission.
"The Final Frontier" [ST5]
2293: Spurred by explosion of Klingon moon Praxis.
At the request of Ambassador Sarek, Spock served
as Federation special envoy to the Klingon government,
paving the way for the Khitomer peace accords
with Chancellor Azetbur. That peace came about
with great difficulty and personal turmoil for Spock, in
that a conspiracy to sabotage the talks through
the assassination of Azetbur's father, Chancellor Gorkon,
and the subsequent framing of Kirk and McCoy, involved
his own Vulcan protégé, Lt. Valeris.
"The Undiscovered Country" [ST6]
Spock met Senator Pardek during the Khitomer conference.
"Unification" [TNG]
date unknown: Spock becomes an ambassador.
2368: After decades as a civilian, Spock secretly traveled to
Romulus on a personal mission to further the
cause of Romulan/Vulcan reunification - a mission which the Federation
never approved.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard was sent undercover to Romulus
to determine his
whereabouts and motives. Senator Pardek tried to
use Spock's reunification
initiative as a cover for an attempted Romulan invasion
and take over of Vulcan
Spock, along with Picard and Data were instrumental
in stopping the invasion.
Spock was saddened to hear of the death of his father.
Spock had never chosen
to meld with his father during his life, but prior
to his death, Sarek had mind-
melded with Jean-Luc Picard, sharing with Picard
his deepest emotions,
unclouded by Vulcan logic. Picard's presence on
Romulus allowed Spock a final
last solace. Thanks to the earlier Picard-Sarek
meld, Picard was able to allow
Spock to mind-meld with him, and thus experience
the love that Sarek had felt
for his son. Spock chose to remain underground
on Romulus in hopes of
furthering the cause of reunification.
"Unification" [TNG]
2369: Spock helped arrange the defection of Romulan vice-proconsul
M'Ret to the Federation. Spock
indicated he believed the escape of M'ret would
help establish an escape route for other Romulan
dissidents who lived in fear for their lives.
"Face of the Enemy" [TNG]
Spock carried a life-long interest in art, music, literature and poetry
from many worlds, especially Terran, and
played both tri-dimensional chess as well as the
Vulcan lute or harp and a keyboard harpsichord.