Question: Is the Spock in Star Trek III the son of the Spock in Star Trek II?
First of all, again, that may not be true. Secondly, my friends Bob and Eric Weisenberg will be a bit upset to hear that they are each other.https://twitter.com/Botanygeek/status/968608497125425156 …
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I'd think he was a genetic offspring. And would not have grown into the same Spock without having left his memories behind.
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odd how so many people want to be "right" about a fictional alien. until someone maps groot's genome, i'm gonna defer to the guy
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hey Gunn what about Adam Warlock?.. Simon Baker I'm just sayingpic.twitter.com/rorO6QTzBq
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Why does everyone want to be right...
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But Bob & Eric are animals. Plants have totally different rules. You can hack up a plant into a million pieces and instantly have a million clones as soon as the cut is made. Also a plant can have sex with itself & make viable offspring. Prob not the same with Bob & Eric.
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Can a plant run and speak and vomit and punch villains?
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Writer: These are different characters. Here's the in canon explanation. They should be treated as different characters Everyone else: YOU ARE SO WRONG.
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