In Kirk's quarteries, he entrusted himself to Spack how he wanted to be a captain for so long, but now that he is, he rejoices. Kirk refers to the saying of the dog who caught the car he chased, which Spack compares to the volcanic idiom given by this episode as a title. But Spack, inexhaustible from Kirk's emotional turmoil, is able to remind Kirk about how he wanted to be a captain because he knew he could get the job done.

In the "original series", Spack was always Kirk's closest adviser to D -McCoy (Deformity Kelly); The captain's task balanced Spack's logic and bone emotion. In "Star Trek II: Khan's anger", after Spack's death (temporary but still heart), Kirk's reading glasses are shown cracked. As the fertile reviewer of the video "Star Trek" sfdebris pointed outBroken glasses symbolize how Kirk lost Spack, the one who always helped him see him clearer.

Make it also how Kirk happens in "Sehstan Who Eat The Tail", it happens as it gets into the chessboard. Spack and Kirk has a mutual LOVEUBOOD TO THE CHACT And he often played against each other in the "original series". During their first scene together in (intended) Pilot "Star Trek" where no one has passed before ", They play chess, and Spack is a little confused by Kirk's "illogical" strategies.

In the "Judicial Military", when Kirk is in court for seemingly negligence that caused crew death, chess is an integral part of Spock's clearing of Kirk's name. Spack cannot challenge the computer record of Kirk's actions without direct evidence of a malfunction. So, to test whether the computer's computer is working properly, it plays against it in chess. Spack has won four times in a row, which should be impossible, and thus it concludes that the computer is mixed within Kirk. For Spack, a more logical conclusion was the computer, not Kirk, it was wrong. There is no greater will for his faith in his friend than that.

The The film, directed by Jey Abrams "Star Trek", featured young Kirk (Chris Pin) and Spack (Zahari Quinto) who initially hated mutual hoses, but grew into friends during a fire trial. The "weird new worlds" were much more subtle in showing the beginnings of this legendary relationship.

"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" moves to Paramount+, with new episodes of season 3 debuts on Thursday.