If his name doesn’t immediately ring some bells, Nicholas Meyer is one of Trek’s best writers and directors: he effectively saved the franchise by directing The Wrath of Khan, a movie whose script he rewrote in only 12 days. Later, he wrote and directed The Undiscovered Country, going out of his way to have Spock credit a Sherlock Holmes quote to his ancestor: “if you eliminate the impossible whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”
The director felt that linking the characters was very important, and channeling the popular detective when writing for our favorite Vulcan got some very high praise from Leonard Nimoy.
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