Is Ambassador Sarek Spock's father?

Who played Spock's father?

According to TV Line, the series reveals that Kirk's father died at the age of 24 when Spock was barely 2 years old.

This implies that John de Lancie as played the role of Kirk's father in the original Star Trek series. Although we do not see his face, we get an idea of who he looks like in this picture

This seems similar to the actor playing Kirk's father. I say seems because there are too many people with the same exact name and hair color: Richard Deacon/Richard D'Angelo (who could have been either).

What was the first Trek TV series? There was a live action Star Trek that aired in September of 1965, a month before the feature length film debuted. After it ended, the next live action show aired in September 1968.

Which TOS character was featured on the NBC series The Invisible Man? The Invisible Man is a live action television series inspired by the classic sci-fi horror comic book series The Invisible Man created by Russell "Doc" Marvin and illustrated by Jack Davis. As a serial, each episode told one story, and all but the first would involve the characters getting stuck in their respective worlds for extended periods of time. As in the comic, it would then turn out that the character had died, allowing the hero(es) to break out of the world. In the second pilot (titled 'The Visible Man'), which aired on February 8, 1966, the characters were invisible for a while. That explains why they are called The Invisible Man (except the first episode, where they aren't actually invisible). Although this series was quite unsuccessful, the character is probably more famous as the inspiration for The Amazing Colossal Man, an '80s creature feature in which a human is transformed into a giant due to radiation exposure. That character was originally a human in the original comic series, and a creature, not a human.

Why wasn't Sesame Street Live replaced with The Muppet Show after production of the Muppet movies and The Jim Henson Hour had both concluded? The Jim Henson Hour was planned to run for four half-hour episodes only, and ended its run two weeks early after only one of the planned four (the one with the puppets) was completed.

Who is Spock's mother and father?

In the Star Trek canon, Spock's parents are unnamed and never mentioned.

But some fans have theorized who they could be and even created fan art. The idea of Spock having a nonhuman mother is not new. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, series creator Gene Roddenberry said that the idea of Spock's parents was a "very good" idea that he couldn't implement because it would require "a human mother and father," which he felt would be too difficult to write.

Piller: "We wanted to do that, but it was never gonna happen. There were certain things that we could never do, like the parents were unnamed, there were no names, and there was no reason why they had to be of any particular species. It was just what we felt at the time. We really didn't know what were doing."

Piller went on to say that this was a decision that "was not without controversy." "The story had a very, very small percentage of the audience that said, 'Why don't you put their name down?'". However, in an interview with The New York Times, Star Trek: The Next Generation's Michael Piller explained that the reason for Spock's parents not being named was that they did not have names.

How many wives did Spock's father have?

At the end of "The Apple", we learn that Spock's father, Spock, Sr.

had at least three wives and at least three children. The three children are Janice (age 11), Sybok (age 8) and Sarek (age 6).

We know from "The Cage" that the second wife was called Lyra. Spock, Jr.'s mother is called Amanda.

It would be logical to assume that Spock, Sr.'s first wife was called Miranda and that she bore a son, whose name was not revealed in the episode. This boy would have been Spock, Jr.'s half-brother.