The second episode of Strange New Worlds Season 4, which aired on Paramount+ on July 30, sends a landing party of La'an (Christina Chong), Spock (Ethan Peck) and a visiting Jim Kirk (Paul Wesley) onto the wreck of a lost Starfleet vessel called the Griffin. What they find is a floating nightmare. The crew has vanished, the logs of a woman named Rose Harper hint at something unspeakable, and the away team soon cannot trust the ship, one another, or their own eyes. Spock in particular is forced to confront his deepest fears about his half-human, half-Vulcan nature.
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Not every reaction was glowing. Trek Central praised the craft of the violence but argued the story pushed La'an into cruelty that felt out of character, and that Spock's fears retraced ground the show has covered before.
As a long-time Trek fan, I'm intrigued. "The Griffin Incident" shows a series willing to keep stretching the definition of a Star Trek episode right up to the end of its run, even when that means closing an hour without a single answer.
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