r/The_Orville • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '19
Episode 12 of the 1st season was cool. Kind of a ripoff of that Voyager episode "Blink of an Eye" though.
I thought "Pria" and "New Dimensions" was cool as well.
r/The_Orville • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '19
I thought "Pria" and "New Dimensions" was cool as well.
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r/The_Orville • u/KrimsonKriminal • Jan 28 '19
Kaylon's visit the Orville and Turn out to be total Dbags to Isaac as he wasn't "chosen" as much as shoo'd off for being different then most kaylon. Furthering the visit, the Orville proves not to be worthy allies as they just seem to be flunky lifeforms, but towards the end of episode they will prove themselves and earn rep towards the kaylons for Isaac and improving their chances towards relations.
When Seth McFarlane gives you the content and the punch line in your face, and you're laughing so hard but haven't connected as to why you're laughing so hard, go back and realize the joke and were like "I Laughed at the right spot! Haha I'm awesome! Coughs"
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r/The_Orville • u/knotallmen • Dec 13 '17
Don't listen to the lies of the false tin god charlatan, Isaac the Racist!
Kelly will heal the righteous! Purge the false gods; the unbelievers!
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r/The_Orville • u/iteoi • Oct 11 '17
What it says in the title. I get this as the first result on google so I figure should mention it to people interested in talking about the show.
r/The_Orville • u/Chezzik • Oct 06 '17
The teaser for episode 3 episode 4 showed an alien that looked like Jonathan Frakes carrying a shotgun, but the clip was only about half a second long. You can see it here
In episode 4, there's a bioship, and they meet a family. The kid of the family is one of the heroes of the episode. The kid's dad emerges from the house first though, and the officers of the Orville shoot him. Later they remark "well, we did just shoot his dad..."
That "dad" looked a lot like Jonathan Frakes, but then he isn't listed as a guest character at all. Frakes is one of the directors of the show, so I'm guessing that it was him, and they just didn't bother crediting his acting, because it's so short.
Does anyone know for sure?
Edit: title says episode 3, it should say episode 4.
r/The_Orville • u/RCIfan • Oct 06 '17
This is the first weekly thread to discuss the most recent episode. Did you think something was interesting or cool? Talk about it. Theory? talk about it. Anything is fair game; just be respectful.
r/The_Orville • u/dogcatchersito • Sep 23 '17
I'm really liking the show so far. I'm hoping that it will be around for a while. At least as long as "family guy" has. Anyone else liking the show so far?