| Type | Episode |
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| Date | 1967-09-15 |
Star Trek: The Original Series 2x30
Remembering this episode, Nimoy indicated that Vulcan was meant to be a matriarchy, and T'Pau "the head of the planet" (Gross & Altman, 1995, p. 53):
We arrived on the planet, the three key figures—Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy—were greeted by a procession coming out from the city. When the procession arrived, we discover that Vulcan is a matriarchy, the head of the planet being brought out, carried in a sedan chair by some bearers.
| Character | Type | Name |
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| James T. Kirk | Main | William Shatner |
| Spock | Main | Leonard Nimoy |
| T'Pring | Main | Arlene Martel |
| T'Pau | Sub | Celia Lovsky |
| Stonn | Appearance | Lawrence Montaigne |
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| Celia Lovsky | Actor | |
| Joseph Pevney | Director |
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| Lawrence Montaigne | Actor | |
| Leonard Nimoy | Actor | |
| Theodore Sturgeon | Author |
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| William Shatner | Actor |
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