Star Trek: All Strange New Worlds characters ranked from worst to best

4. Spock

Holding the No. 4 spot, yes, No. 4, is the character who needs no introduction for Star Trek fans. We are, of course, talking about Spock, the venerable Science Officer of the Enterprise.

He captivates us with the cosmic clash of his dual heritage – Vulcan and human. Ethan Peck puts on the iconic prosthetic ears with a balance of reverence and innovation, bringing fresh layers to a character etched into the Hall of Fame of sci-fi history by the legendary Leonard Nimoy.

This portrayal of Spock delivers a performance where logic meets the tumult of human emotion, a tension as thrilling as it is essential to his character. His cool exterior, often mistaken for indifference, hides the warm undercurrent of loyalty and friendship he shares with his fellow crew members, making moments of his vulnerability – like his clash with the Gorn, or the rare glimpse of stress cracking his composure – all the more compelling.

It’s this intricate balance and game of hide-and-seek played by both intellect and feeling, control and chaos, that cements Spock’s place at No. 4 on our list. His character is a bridge between worlds, reflecting the internal struggles we all face and reminding us that the final frontier isn’t just a place out there among the stars, but also the uncharted territory within ourselves.