React & Review: Strange New World's "Level-Five Transporter Accident"

What are you suggesting?

Spock, there's no tragedy in a romance reaching its natural conclusion.

I have no regrets.

Neither should you.

I do

not.

You need to focus on yourself right now.

We both do.

I know you'll find another way to quiet your mind.

I have mentioned this before that I think the reason why Spock was so Vulcan when we saw him in the original series is because of all this heartbreak that he was going through.

And I had mentioned about it with Chapel.

And now I'm going to mention it with La'an.

I feel like these women, as much as I think that they are doing what the hurt feels and they're doing what's best for them, and that's totally fine.

But unfortunately, it just hurts Spock in the end.

And I don't think they quite realize that because they're thinking he's Vulcan, he'll understand.

But he still has that human side.

And that's the part that's being infected.

Of course, who does he go to? He goes to T'Pring, who he had broken up with so he can explore his human side.

And guess what? He's not really liking it very much.

And he wants to get back to his logic.

Of course, we also know that later on T'Pring is going to break his heart anyways.

And I think this is just a tragedy for Spock because no matter who he loves or cares for, they end up hurting him in the end, even though there's good reasons behind it.

I do not like Lon in this because to her, it's just like, hey, we're both going through something.

You're cool.

I'm cool.

What are you suggesting?

Spock, there's no tragedy in a romance reaching its natural conclusion.

I have no regrets.

Neither should you.

I do

not.

You need to focus on yourself right now.

We both do.

I know you'll find another way to quiet your mind.

I have mentioned this before that I think the reason why Spock was so Vulcan when we saw him in the original series is because of all this heartbreak that he was going through.

And I had mentioned about it with Chapel.

And now I'm going to mention it with La'an.

I feel like these women, as much as I think that they are doing what the hurt feels and they're doing what's best for them, and that's totally fine.

But unfortunately, it just hurts Spock in the end.

And I don't think they quite realize that because they're thinking he's Vulcan, he'll understand.

But he still has that human side.

And that's the part that's being infected.

Of course, who does he go to? He goes to T'Pring, who he had broken up with so he can explore his human side.

And guess what? He's not really liking it very much.

And he wants to get back to his logic.

Of course, we also know that later on T'Pring is going to break his heart anyways.

And I think this is just a tragedy for Spock because no matter who he loves or cares for, they end up hurting him in the end, even though there's good reasons behind it.

I do not like Lon in this because to her, it's just like, hey, we're both going through something.

You're cool.

I'm cool.