Spock’s Amok
Poor Spock (Ethan Peck) went through a lot in season one. Whether it was trying to navigate his strained engagement to his wife-to-be T’Pring (Gia Sandhu) and his divided duties as a Starfleet officer and a Vulcan, or dealing with some underlying emotional traumas that have caused his usual, logical restraint to slip, Spock comes into season two in a strange place. Especially so after the aforementioned encounter with the Gorn saw Spock unleash a primal rage he then struggled to control, leading to him nervously seeking out Nurse Chapel for help.
