Is Spock a descendant of Robin from BATMAN? I have “evidence”.

[Aquehonga]

Spock's mother's full {maiden} name is Amanda Grayson. Robin's real name is Dick Grayson.

That's circumstantial proof 1. Or is it “proof”?

Circumstantial proof 2 to possibly back this up is a reference in a TNG episode to the baseball club Gotham Dynamites.

As in Gotham City?

Is this “proof” as well?

Then there's the tangent issue here of Spock possibly, if not probably, definitely{?}, being a descendant of Arthur Conan Doyle. He is, isn't he? Based on STVI:TUC.

If I'm right then both Spock & Robin {Dick Grayson} are descendants of Arthur Conan Doyle.

How cool is that?

[JoeZhang]

Aquehonga wrote:

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Spock's mother's full {maiden} name is Amanda Grayson. Robin's real name is Dick Grayson.

That's circumstantial proof 1. Or is it “proof”?

Circumstantial proof 2 to possibly back this up is a reference in a TNG episode to the baseball club Gotham Dynamites.

As in Gotham City?

Is this “proof” as well?

Then there's the tangent issue here of Spock possibly, if not probably, definitely{?}, being a descendant of Arthur Conan Doyle. He is, isn't he? Based on STVI:TUC.

If I'm right then both Spock & Robin {Dick Grayson} are descendants of Arthur Conan Doyle.

How cool is that?

The Gotham baseball team (in the comics at least) are known as the Gotham Knights.

[captcalhoun]

yes and the Gotham team named on 'Buck' Bokai's baseball card was the Gotham Bats.

and i think it's a coinky-dink. or are you going to tell me I'm related to Stephen Fry because we share the same surname and Bones is a descendent of Beast from X-Men because they are both Doctor McCoy?

[RandyS]

Nope. Amanda's great-great-great grandfather was Benjamin Spock.

[middyseafort]

According to Enterprise, Superman comics exist in the Trekverse. Therefore it goes to reason that so do Batman comics and that Dick Grayson is a fictional character within that universe.

[blaXXer]

Aquehonga wrote:

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Spock's mother's full {maiden} name is Amanda Grayson. Robin's real name is Dick Grayson.

That's circumstantial proof 1. Or is it “proof”?

Circumstantial proof 2 to possibly back this up is a reference in a TNG episode to the baseball club Gotham Dynamites.

As in Gotham City?

Is this “proof” as well?

Then there's the tangent issue here of Spock possibly, if not probably, definitely{?}, being a descendant of Arthur Conan Doyle. He is, isn't he? Based on STVI:TUC.

If I'm right then both Spock & Robin {Dick Grayson} are descendants of Arthur Conan Doyle.

How cool is that?

You're an idiot, proof, or is that "proof"?

[Misfit Toy]

blaXXer wrote:

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You're an idiot, proof, or is that "proof"?

C'mon - you know better than that. Dial it back, please.

Besides, after the travesty that was X-Men/Star Trek, is this really so different?

[john titor]

middyseafort wrote:

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According to Enterprise, Superman comics exist in the Trekverse. Therefore it goes to reason that so do Batman comics and that Dick Grayson is a fictional character within that universe.

not to be anal but there's no physical evidence that batman comics exist in the st universe.

[USS Triumphant]

john titor wrote:

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not to be anal but there's no physical evidence that batman comics exist in the st universe.

And you'd know, being from the future and all, right?

[EnsignRicky]

USS_Triumphant wrote:

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And you'd know, being from the future and all, right?

You don't have to be from the future, you just have to know that Batman has never been mentioned in any incarnation of Star Trek. That being said, if Superman is shown to exist, it only seems natural for Batman to follow. Jeez, look what I'm typing about; Thank God for anonymity.

[Aquehonga]

middyseafort wrote:

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According to Enterprise, Superman comics exist in the Trekverse. Therefore it goes to reason that so do Batman comics and that Dick Grayson is a fictional character within that universe.

Re: this news^>

As the tree said to the lumberjack: “I'm stumped!”

[USS Triumphant]

EnsignRicky wrote:

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You don't have to be from the future, you just have to know that Batman has never been mentioned in any incarnation of Star Trek. That being said, if Superman is shown to exist, it only seems natural for Batman to follow. Jeez, look what I'm typing about; Thank God for anonymity.

But I was actually referring to his username. Visit www.johntitor.com and you'll see what I meant.

[Semah]

Misfit Toy wrote:

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C'mon - you know better than that. Dial it back, please.

Besides, after the travesty that was X-Men/Star Trek, is this really so different?

Damn it! I had forgotten about those. Now I have to drink until I forget again!

[Aquehonga]

Based on what folks are saying its more likely Spock's descended from Robin Williams than Robin of BATMAN.

I hope not!

Spock's ancestor being the Sultan of Schmaltz The Magistrate of Mr. Goodbars

IF Mr. Spock turns out to be Robin William's descendant, I'll lose at least 80% of my admiration & respect for him.

Probability now pointing toward that Robin {His Irritance} more likely being Spock's ancestor than Batman's Robin

Figures as much. How's that for a kick in the teeth?

Oh, the pain, as Dr. Smith would say.

Robin Willliams indeed

Mr. Williams can Robin this>

[T'Cal]

Related to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? I always thought he was refering to Sir ACD's character, Sherlock Holmes.

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