Schedule us up and away from the spoilers, Mr. Scott. This article discusses Details of a large plot From the latest episode of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds".

"Star Trek" has always remained property with one eye firmly placed on the bright future ahead of us, but the latest episode of "Strange New Worlds" may have given us our biggest and most intriguing look at what could be ... Potentially, at least. Season 3 of the Discovery Series Spinoff gathered right, where the second season left, Solving the Gornj Subplue in the premiere Before you start tilt in many episode stories of (mostly) independent adventures. This latest is going to revolve around the famous person Jameseims T. Kirk (Paul Wesley) as the first officer of the USS Faragut ship, documenting his first significant experience, assuming acting captain's responsibility during a moment of crisis. However, by choosing The fans of the Sequel series and the creative team also tried - "Star Trek: One Year".

It all starts powerless enough. While researching a distant world and conducting routine geological exploration, the Kirk Shafs lists constantly under the lack of risks his captain and the rest of the crew are ready to take them. Just as he makes an impatient plea to put boots on the ground and see what can be seen, however, he is roughly interrupted by the whole planet explodes into atomized pieces With a spaceship - the one that is large enough and powerful to resist everything we thought we knew about the universe. Cut off from Christopher Pike to Anson Mount and left completely alone with a skeleton crew of bridge officers from the USS Enterprise rescue, Kirk faces his initial test of making or pause from Starflit.

What is his command style? Can I inspire a team that is hard to know? How will you handle the first of many non-winning scenarios? Episode 6, titled "Seklat who ate the tail", gives these answers. And when the smoke clears up this formative experience, it plants the seed for what we all hope will be the successor to "strange new worlds" as soon as it is over.

As foretelling the "original series", "Strange New Worlds" had to take a deliberate approach to filling the canon gaps; But as we get closer to The fifth and last seasonFans will inevitably notice a change that brings things in line with the Star Trek show that started it all. Of course, it means putting Jameseims T. Kirk in the captain's chair to replace Captain Pique, whom we know he has been convicted of suffering a debilitating injury within his duty for several years in the future. The long and liquidation series of events leading to that new status quo may have just started starting with the latest episode.

Thanks to some smart writing, Paul Wesley's Kirk version has come across the ship and the crew that will one day call his many times in the last few seasons. Although he is still an unusual and activated officer we know (even if He could only alternately go full William Shatner on us), there is still a long way before proving to be suitable for command. For better or worse, he begins to learn this process in the fly when a foreign ship described as a "destroyer of the worlds" forces him to take the role of captain's action and somehow use his semi-working ship to save the day. It is no coincidence that he is stuck with several officers on the bridge from the company that will eventually take responsibility - Jes Bush's nurse, scoring Martin Quinn, Celia Rose Gooding Uhura and, in particular, Ethan Peck's Spack. But at this point in the time frame, only Uhura is even vaguely familiar with his personality and leadership abilities.

In a clever twist, Kirk's bow in this episode is in the form of some serious growing pain. In what should be his moment of triumph, he falls completely on his face when he finishes "frozen" and cannot decide on the best of a few bad options. Fortunately, Pep -talking with Spack (including 3D chess play, no less) helps him restore faith in his own intuition. By the end, he made a giant a step closer to Captain Kirk of the franchise, but not before learning another lesson for a hard hitting.

As far as "weird new worlds" can lay the foundations for "a year" somewhere in the order, it would not be the right hour of "Star Trek" without giving a lesson on morality until the loans are rolling. Soon we discover that the cleaner making the ship making chaos in this angle of the galaxy is actually a group of survivors, comes from an ancient group of astronauts who left the 21st century for the most noble purposes. After all, their mission became spoiled during the long centuries that passed and resulted in the fact that this monstrous team destroys the cosmos, demanding undoubted victims of all species to build and destroy them to encourage their unsaturated needs. All this information reaches (acting) Captain Kirk too late, unfortunately, After He gives him the order to destroy the cleaner ship and kill everyone on the ship.

This frightening twist gives events to "strange new worlds" the perfect opportunity to deliver a few cruel truths to the main protagonist of this episode. The wise and experienced Captain Pique occupies a difficult aspection -bean approach, a gentle, but firm Kirk's firm information that sitting in the captain's chair demands to make the most difficult choices - and to live with the effects that follow. Suddenly, they wear heads with the crew feels like little potatoes compared to the terribly sober reality of holding the power of life and the death of the palm of the hands. In classic "Trek" fashion, this becomes an instructive moment when Kirk realizes the power of empathy. Although not always shown as literally as this episode, Starflit's enemies often do not differ from them. Anyone who watched the "original series" or different movies He knows that this quality becomes a characteristic of the trademark in the future Captain Kirk. And, in our own unique way, "Strange New Worlds" has now brought us closer to "Star Trek: One One" that we are all interested in seeing.

New episodes of "Strange New Worlds" stream of Paramount+ every Wednesday.