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Aliens erase Spock's vulcan DNA, and apparently, your upbrinning, cultural heritage and entire personality are stored in your genes. Othervise, I cannot understand why Spock-turned-human is acting like an agressive toddler and suddenly doesn't remember how "to be vulcan". Spock eats meat. Why. Vulcans don't eat meat because of their culture, not because they are herbivores. Spock is rude to everyone and doesn't apologise after having his tantrums. Again, WHY.

Spock lost his intelligence, compassion, loyalty - all the qualities that MADE him Spock. And not just in this episode - the whole show treats the legacy character with utmost disrespect.

There is so many issues with this show. Mostly, bad writing.

Spock's interacting with T'Pring is written as a parody on vulcans, for one. The dialogs are just off. One of the major Treck strengs was always some moral in every story. The writers however focus on charecter's tragic backstories that are not even connected with the plot. Apperently, neither the Prime Directive nor ban of eugenics mean anything in this universe. Overall, it's just action-packed and at the same time boring. So far I like Hammer and Ortega most - the only charecters that don't have PTSD, but I suppose in next episodes Ortega will casually mention on the bridge that she was molested by Klingons as a child or smth.

Where are new exciting science we discovered in the past few decades? The new increadible forms of life or models of societies? Is sci-fi dead?