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The first McDonald's Happy Meal movie tie-in was 1979's "Star Trek: The Motion Picture". There were three boxes devoted to Kirk, Bones and Mr. Spock, and the toys included plastic "U.S.S. Enterprise" rings, a fold-out board game, a replica video communicator, and glittering iron-on sheets.
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Mr. Spock's famous "nerve pinch" was originally supposed to be a knockout punch. Nimoy objected, and pitched the idea that Vulcans could pass energy through their fingertips and immobilize someone, and the nerve pinch was born.
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Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry was an LAPD officer; Mr. Spock was partially inspired by chief of police William Parker
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Leonard Nimoy released several albums of him singing "Mr. Spock's Music"
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Mr. Spock's first name is S'chn T'gai (unpronounceable).
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Leonard Nimoy released a concept album in the character of Mr. Spock: Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space
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Leonard Nimoy, Star Trek's Mr. Spock appeared as a driver in the Bangles video Going Down To Liverpool.
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The Vulcan salute, used by Mr. Spock on Star Trek, was taken from the Priestly Blessing of Judaism.
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An asteroid discovered in 1971 by James B. Gibson was named "2309 Mr. Spock" after his cat, which accompanied him during his astronomical observations.
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Mr. Spock's hand salute was developed by Leonard Nimoy from observing a Jewish ceremony as a child. The hand forms the first Hebrew letter in the word "shalom" (explained in the video).
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Martin Landau was originally offered the role of Mr. Spock on Star Trek. He passed on it, in favor of Mission: Impossible. And when Martin Landau left Mission: Impossible in 1969, he was replaced by none other than Leonard Nimoy.
