Spoilers For the latest episode of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" forward.

"Strange New Worlds" is Showing the beginning of the most important relationship in "Star Trek", The series reveals how the connection between Spack (Ethan Peck) and Jameseims T. appeared. Kirk (Paul Wesley). However, there were other important friendships in the life of a volcano, including mysterious that once teased "Star Trek: The next generation" before being clarified in "weird new worlds".

In "Old Trek: Next Generation" Season 5 Episode "Unification I", Captain Jeanan-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and his team climb to find Spack (Leonard Nimoy) after it disappears. In short, Spack is out. Return the peace between volcanoes and romulesBut some of his allies fear he has opposed the side of the latter. During the investigation, Picard talks with Spack's affected father, Sarek (Mark Lennard), who reveals that his son has disappeared for days when he was a child and never explained why. The scene points out that Spack has a history of doing his job, while adding more mystery to his backstew.

Until now, Spack's children's adventures have been one of the unanswered mysteries of the Star Trek franchise. However, as it can, the "weird new worlds" season 3, episode 7 (which is titled "What is Starflit?") Finally gives some answers - and they are heart.

"Old Trek: Strange New Worlds" Season 3 "What is Starflit?" Saturday alone With an experiment that does not pay off. The fauxing style of the episode faux deprives its central conflict, referring to the war between planets VII and Barra. Moreover, the format fails to use the most from certain scenes that include a huge creature, making it a great, missed opportunity. That said, the disadvantages of the episode, probably worth the fact that he was and where the Spack was when he disappeared for days as a young man.

The moment takes place near the beginning of the episode, with Spack remembers a story from his childhood on a volcano. He recounts visiting his friend modern during the day, only for the child's parents to prevent them from seeing each other. The semi-human side of the Spack was considered a deficit of his home planet, and the parents of Modetar were not very progressive thinkers. However, the outcome upset Spack to the point that it feels forced to disappear in the desert, find the plane of blood and continue to cut into a cave, hoping to remove its human side.

Thanks to "Strange New Worlds", we now know why Spack has disappeared, although the reason is pretty dark and disturbing for learning. However, it goes a long way in explaining how Spack's experiences eventually shaped him to become an elastic hero who is not easily phased by the horrors of the universe, as well as illustrating why he is a proponent of uniting people despite their differences.

New episodes at the premiere of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" on Thursday on Paramount+.