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q: in the menagerie part 1, why is spock limping? near the end of the menagerie part 1, in the footage from the cage, there is a scene where the landing party first beams down to talos iv (about 3650 on the dvd).
as the group appear walking from behind some rocks, spock has a noticeable limp. this is not mentioned in the episode.
is there a reason for this (perhaps something from the cage and omitted in the menagerie) or just leonard nimoy carrying an injury?

a: the injury was scripted rather than real

leonard nimoy - often asked: why did spock smile and limp in the first st pilot? answer: was told to smile by the director/ to limp
by gene roddenberry.
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as to why spock was limping;

trivia: in case you were wondering why spock is limping in the scenes
on talos iv, the original script for “the cage” indicated that he’d
been injured on rigel vii, in the fight that pike briefly discusses
with dr. boyce.
star trek re-watch: “the menagerie” part i

and

this 74-page script is very narrative heavy--everything is described
and explained. again, very understandable, it was setting the scene,
describing the trek universe for the first time.
it is noted that spocks limp and the bandages on the various
crewmembers are a result of the recent battle on rigel vii, thus
laying to rest all the speculation that leonard nimoy was limping
because of a real life accident.
the cage: revised draft


from the episode itself;

boyce: sometimes a manll tell his bartender things hell never tell his doctor. whats been on your mind, chris, the fight on rigel
seven?
pike: shouldnt it be? my only yeoman and two others dead, seven injured.
the menagerie: transcript


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