The young Spock,
experiencing Pon Farr.
| Movie: | 003 |
| Crew: | TOS |
| Released: | June 1, 1984 |
| Tagline: | "Join the search." |
| Written by: | Harve Bennett |
| Directed by: | Leonard Nimoy |
| Produced by: | Harve
Bennett Ralph Winter Gary Nardino |
| Music by: | James Horner |
| Guest cast: | Robin Curtis as Saavik Merritt Butrick as David Marcus Mark Lenard as Ambassador Sarek Christopher Lloyd as Lord Kruge John Larroquette as Maltz Grace Lee Whitney as Commander Janice Rand Dame Judith Anderson as the Vulcan High Priestess T'Lar Scott McGinnis as Mr. Adventure Robert Hooks as Commander Morrow Phillip R. Allen as Captain J.T. Esteban James B. Sikking as Captain Styles Jeanne Mori as USS Grissom Helm Mario Marcelino as USS Grissom Communications Carl Steven as Spock (age 9) Vadia Potenza as Spock (age 13) Stephen Manley as Spock (age 17) Joe W. Davis as Spock (age 25) Paul Sorenson as Merchant Ship Captain Cathie Shirriff as Valkris Stephen Liska as Torg Teresa E. Victor as Enterprise computer voice Sharon Thomas as Waitress |
| Stardate: | 8210.3 |
Following his return home from the battle at the Mutara Nebula, the Enterprise crew learns the Genesis Sector has become off limits, and that the Enterprise is to be decommissioned. Kirk is subsequently visited by Sarek, father to his late friend Spock. Sarek informs him Spock should have passed his Katra, his living spirit, to someone else before he died. It is the Vulcan way. Since Kirk has not received any such Katra, the two of them first assume Spock's Katra died with him, but then Kirk checks out the Engineering video logs and discoveres Spock passed his spirit to McCoy. Determined to bring peace to both Spock and McCoy, Kirk steals the Enterpise from Spacedock and sets course for the Genesis Planet.
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Final
production to feature the Starship Enterprise NCC-1701.
First production to feature the Klingon Bird-of-Prey, Spacedock and the
Excelsior-class starship.