In the original pilot (The Cage), we see that Spock smiles:
As pointed out in the accepted answer to this questionthis question, the reason provided was that Spock was 'grinning with relief'.
It got me to thinking though; evidently at that stage of planning Spock wasn't entirely restricting his emotions; he would still have emotional displays at time.
My question then is this: out of universe, when and why did the character of Spock restrict his emotions?
In the original pilot (The Cage), we see that Spock smiles:
As pointed out in the accepted answer to this question, the reason provided was that Spock was 'grinning with relief'.
It got me to thinking though; evidently at that stage of planning Spock wasn't entirely restricting his emotions; he would still have emotional displays at time.
My question then is this: out of universe, when and why did the character of Spock restrict his emotions?
In the original pilot (The Cage), we see that Spock smiles:
As pointed out in the accepted answer to this question, the reason provided was that Spock was 'grinning with relief'.
It got me to thinking though; evidently at that stage of planning Spock wasn't entirely restricting his emotions; he would still have emotional displays at time.
My question then is this: out of universe, when and why did the character of Spock restrict his emotions?
In the original pilot (The Cage), we see that Spock smiles:
As pointed out in the accepted answer to this question, the reason provided was that Spock was 'grinning with relief'.
It got me to thinking though; evidently at that stage of planning Spock wasn't entirely logical;restricting his emotions; he would still have emotional displays at time.
My question then is this: out of universe, when and why did the character of Spock become logicalrestrict his emotions? Note: by 'become logical', I mean 'was a being who had emotions, but suppressed them'
In the original pilot (The Cage), we see that Spock smiles:
As pointed out in the accepted answer to this question, the reason provided was that Spock was 'grinning with relief'.
It got me to thinking though; evidently at that stage of planning Spock wasn't entirely logical; he would still have emotional displays at time.
My question then is this: out of universe, when and why did the character of Spock become logical? Note: by 'become logical', I mean 'was a being who had emotions, but suppressed them'
In the original pilot (The Cage), we see that Spock smiles:
As pointed out in the accepted answer to this question, the reason provided was that Spock was 'grinning with relief'.
It got me to thinking though; evidently at that stage of planning Spock wasn't entirely restricting his emotions; he would still have emotional displays at time.
My question then is this: out of universe, when and why did the character of Spock restrict his emotions?
