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

If you thought "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" Season 3 got its stupidity from its system With "Wedding Bello Blues", think again.

One of the best received episodes of "Strange New Worlds" Season 2 was "Jadadi", in which Spack (Ethan Peck) temporarily turned into a full man. So, the latest episode flips and turns into half of the human main characters in a volcano. Director "Shadadi" and "Wedding White Blues" Jordandan Canning He even returns to the chair to helm "Four and a half volcanoes".

In this episode, the company should visit the planet thesis to repair failure. The only problem? Tezarians are pre-in-fight people who have not made contact with the federation, so Under the Premier DirectiveStarflite is forbidden to help. But there is a hole here. Thesarians There were made contact with the volcanoes and only volcanoes, before the foundation of the federation. (The volcanoes gave them the power in the first place.) So, the volcano team can come out on the planet without breaking the main directive of non -interference. Spack is obviously the only enterprise volcano, and fixing the power is a five volcano.

However, Pique (Anson Mount), Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), Chapel (Esses Bush) and Laan (Christina Jong) can't just mask as a volcano because Tezarians (somehow) have advanced scanning technology. Instead they should Get up The volcanoes by taking the serum that turned the man Spack back to his normal I in "Jadadi".

The setup is painful Constructed, but it is easier to swallow because this is an episode of comedy. Now the enterprise team is now fixing Thesar's problem in about 10 seconds before returning to the ship. But the serum does not change the effects and soon, they decide to remain a volcano.

Vulcins can be prejudice and elitist because they think their logical ways make them superior to more emotional breeds like humans. During a Vulcan Spack Childhood, he was abused because he was semi-man. His now -friendly friends repeat that, constantly reminding Spack that they are (genetically) more volcanic than it is.

The rest of the company's crew refuses to accept this decision because their now -volcano shipbuilders are all Huge A-holes. One of them even becomes completely dangerous. Laan, as a ship's safety officer and a children's trauma, is closed and paranoid. She keeps these traits after its transformation so that she is less logical volcano and more than devilish Romulan.