Spock explores his identity while Captain Pike cozies up to his captors. Join your plank-walking hosts as they discuss radical intra-episode tonal shifts, a delightful - if at times jarring - return to classic Star Trek campiness, and the potential peculiarities of Vulcan sexuality.
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Next week: We continue our weekly coverage of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds with "The Elysian Kingdom"
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