Doctor Benjamin McLane Spock was a 20th century Human pediatrician. In 2371, while The Doctor was looking for a name, Dr. Spock was one of the possible choices. (VOY: "Ex Post Facto") His first two names and his specific profession were not named in the episode. Gene Roddenberry denied rumors that he purposely used Dr. Spock's surname for his Vulcan character, Mr. Spock. (Star Trek Encyclopedia 3rd ed., p. 458) In 1968 Spock was sentenced to prison after encouraging draft evaders and claiming the Vietnam War to be anti-constitutional. This resulted in a gag scene being filmed during the production of "Spock's Brain" , showing Leonard Nimoy in handcuffs and with a prop gun pointed at him, holding a newspaper with the headline, "Spock gets 2-year prison term". [1] Furthermore, according t
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| - Doktor Benjamin Spock ist ein berühmter amerikanischer Kinderarzt aus dem 20. Jahrhundert. 2371 sucht der Doktor einen Namen für sich und zieht die Namen berühmter Ärzte in Betracht. Zu seiner Auswahl steht auch der Name von Doktor Spock. (VOY: ) Gene Roddenberry wurde einmal gefragt, ob der Name seiner Figur, des Vulkaniers Mr. Spock, von dem Arzt Dr. Spock ableitet. Doch Roddenberry erklärte, er habe damals den Namen Spock gewählt, da einen starken, einsilbigen, klingenden Namen haben wollte.
- Doctor Benjamin McLane Spock was a 20th century Human pediatrician. In 2371, while The Doctor was looking for a name, Dr. Spock was one of the possible choices. (VOY: "Ex Post Facto") His first two names and his specific profession were not named in the episode. Gene Roddenberry denied rumors that he purposely used Dr. Spock's surname for his Vulcan character, Mr. Spock. (Star Trek Encyclopedia 3rd ed., p. 458) In 1968 Spock was sentenced to prison after encouraging draft evaders and claiming the Vietnam War to be anti-constitutional. This resulted in a gag scene being filmed during the production of "Spock's Brain" , showing Leonard Nimoy in handcuffs and with a prop gun pointed at him, holding a newspaper with the headline, "Spock gets 2-year prison term". [1] Furthermore, according t
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| - Doctor Benjamin McLane Spock was a 20th century Human pediatrician. In 2371, while The Doctor was looking for a name, Dr. Spock was one of the possible choices. (VOY: "Ex Post Facto") His first two names and his specific profession were not named in the episode. Gene Roddenberry denied rumors that he purposely used Dr. Spock's surname for his Vulcan character, Mr. Spock. (Star Trek Encyclopedia 3rd ed., p. 458) In 1968 Spock was sentenced to prison after encouraging draft evaders and claiming the Vietnam War to be anti-constitutional. This resulted in a gag scene being filmed during the production of "Spock's Brain" , showing Leonard Nimoy in handcuffs and with a prop gun pointed at him, holding a newspaper with the headline, "Spock gets 2-year prison term". [1] Furthermore, according to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (3rd ed., p. 458), Dr. Spock wrote "best-selling books on baby and child care" that "shaped a generation's view on child rearing."
- Doktor Benjamin Spock ist ein berühmter amerikanischer Kinderarzt aus dem 20. Jahrhundert. 2371 sucht der Doktor einen Namen für sich und zieht die Namen berühmter Ärzte in Betracht. Zu seiner Auswahl steht auch der Name von Doktor Spock. (VOY: ) Gene Roddenberry wurde einmal gefragt, ob der Name seiner Figur, des Vulkaniers Mr. Spock, von dem Arzt Dr. Spock ableitet. Doch Roddenberry erklärte, er habe damals den Namen Spock gewählt, da einen starken, einsilbigen, klingenden Namen haben wollte.
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