Spock/Uhura (TOS)
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| Pairing | |
|---|---|
| Pairing: | Spock/Uhura |
| Alternative name(s): | S/U |
| Gender category: | Het |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Canonical?: | No |
| Prevalence: | Rare in TOS fandom |
| Archives: | |
| Other: |  Art from the zine The Sensuous Vulcan by Alice Jones |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
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Spock/Uhura isn't terribly common in the TOS fandom, although there are certainly fans of the pairing. Wildcat is one of the best known TOS-era Spock/Uhura writers, well-regarded for her epic S/U series.
Fans of the pairing point to suggestive moments between Spock and Uhura in TOS's canon. [1] [2] Nichelle Nichols herself described creating such moments to give both Uhura and Spock some backstory:
I created a relationship between Uhura and Spock as being her mentor and the person she looked up to. Uhura was the only one who could play the Vulcan lyre and the only one who had the audacity to sing a song teasing Spock.[3]
Fanworks
Fan Art
- Perfection of the Vulcan Lute, Archived version by philotic_net, 2009
- devil ears and devil eyes, Archived version by Larbesta, 2010
- Infinite Diversity, Archived version by EndersJane, 2016
Fanfiction
- What the West Wind Saw by Wildcat
- Utoto by Jungle Kitty
- The Kobayashi Maru by Wildcat
- Thy Gracious Dews of Solace by Juanita Salicrup
- The Joy Bringer by Clare Bell
- Blues for Allah by Greywolf the Wanderer
- The Taste of Snow by Wildcat
- The Flame Within by Wildcat
Zines
Archives and Links
- Spock/Nyota Uhura, Original Series, tag at Archive of Our Own
- Spock + Uhura, Original Series at FanFiction.net
- Spock/Uhura and Spock Uhura Pairing page at Trekiverse
References
- ^ TOS Spock/Uhura Info Post. (Accessed May 21, 2009)
- ^ Why Spock/Uhura now? 'Tis a tradition. (Accessed May 21, 2009)
- ^ Nichelle Nichols, Feb. 13, 2008 interview] with Fiona Pendlebury for the Bournemouth Echo.