Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. A space adventure series set 400 years in the future.Journey to 2417 for a new space adventure from Seth MacFarlane.Ed and the crew face a moral dilemma as they travel to Bortus' planet.Love and tension is in the air when a familiar face boards the ship.Ed and the crew discover a planet from another universe.Get a glimpse at all the highlights of THE ORVILLE cast visit to Comic Con.
I am a Star Trek fan, apart from Discovery and the recent movies. How stupid can you get? But I'm really enjoying it. - However this is GOOD, realy GOOD! The Orville Season 1 Episode 7 — Majority Rule. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. His jokes about his jeans nearly giving him a vasectomy felt natural and comfortable — much moreso than his pants, no doubt. I've been a Star Trek fan from the beginning (1968 ish?)
I wasn't sure quite what to expect with this series - I keep remembering that bloody bird that can't fly! Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. Even though it's obviously based on Star Trek, it does not "take the Mickey" in a cruel way, a gentle mocking perhaps, but nothing to offend Star Trek fans from my point of view.
It’s like Kelly said; they’re trying to be inconspicuous. Heavy handed social commentary drag this week’s episode of The Orville down, but some bright spots linger to give us hope.And let’s be clear, Lamarr started out with points in his favor in the Master Feed of audience opinion. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. If you like this I recommend Hyperdrive which is a UK-made series starring the likes of Nick Frost, Amanda Hart and Kevin Eldon. Nice hour long episodes. Michael Ahr is the Podcast Editor here at Den of Geek, and he also reports news, shares interviews, and writes reviews for many of his favorite…
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 24, 2019 I wasn't expecting much as I'm not a Seth MacFarlane fan normally but my goodness does he understand the spirit of Star Trek. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. Even with the down votes being more about likability than actual guilt, the idea that a video of Lamarr as a veteran reuniting with his dog Chuckles would prevent his Correction was priceless.But ugh, that ending! Star Trek spoof or belated justification for Galaxy Quest? Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. Special effects are extremely good but acting and plots are mediocre at best and I gave up part way through the series as there are many more interesting shows to watch.
Episode 7 of ‘The Orville’ airs this Thursday at 9:00 PM on Fox. Of course, Alara would probably have handled the apology tour a little better, and much of the comedy of the episode came from John’s complete lack of understanding about how to sway the talk show audiences.
They not only spoil key moments in the episodes they give the impression that this series is about comedy. But I'm really enjoying it. With no commentary before or after, Bortus notices one of the talk show hosts drinking from an oversized mug, and while everyone else worries about John’s performance, the Moclan wonders aloud, “Who would need such a large cup?” Even better was his hilariously serious agreement with the Captain’s idea that they should have pretzels for when they have guests on the ship: “I will not fail you.” Those chuckles went along way towards reminding viewers of better episodes of yore.The other successful element that got short shrift was the use of Lisella, the waitress who was brought in on the secret of the existence of alien life outside of Sargus-4. The series is still finding its feet in the first series but it's a strong start and has me wanting more. My only complaint is with the ship design - according to my calculations, when the third engine engages, the whole thing should spin around like a catherine wheel! This series is actually a phenomenal addition to television.