If they can come up with more episodes like that one, they could bury STD.
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Yet somehow I feel like the high quality cgi in yesterday's episode of Orville still cost much less (and also looked more like Star Trek cgi) than what Discovery spent and produced for their cgi, despite having at least double the budget.
I was finally able to watch Thursday’s episode. After we finally get to see the Kaylon home world, I wonder about a great many things.
The biggest is why such an intellectually advanced construct as the Kaylons would not have eliminated the humanoid form as being inefficient and too restrictive to allowing them to advance past their current physical form.
I figured Issac was shaped as he was to ease interactions with the crew of the Orville.
I figured Issac was shaped as he was to ease interactions with the crew of the Orville.
They just haven't quite figured out how to do that as of yet. I'm sure it'll likely happen in their future.
They needed a "Data/Spock" character for the Orville. He just happened to be more Cylon, than anything else, and they did it well enough they fooled us all.
I am unable to Google that one. Can you try expressing that thought again? (Galaxy Quest was the DVD I accidentally returned to Best Buy along with the crappy player I bought from them.
)Krylon the paint? Kryolan the makeup?
No no! I bought it, watched it, enjoyed it thoroughly and more than I expected, and accidentally lost it in a DVD player I returned to Best Buy.
OK, I re-read the plotline of GQ and it dragged magnetic mines into Sarris's ship and destroyed it (but not Sarris.) So, was the Orville dragging Theta bombs? I thought those were independently piloted. Now I'll have to go watch O again.
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So then I don't get your question? You don't remember the scene where the Galaxy Quest is dragging the space mines, and they use them to kill Sarris and his ship?
Classic Kirk/Khan stuff maneuver.
Classic Kirk/Khan stuff maneuver.
Ha! I edited my post above to include that part which apparently you did not see. No, they did not kill Sarris himself.
So now I don't know how this relates to the Orville.
Oh yeah, forgot he beamed down on the stage, and they vaporized him.
Anyway, what does it matter whether the Orville was "dragging the mines" versus they are independently piloted? Still has GQ overtones.
Anyway, what does it matter whether the Orville was "dragging the mines" versus they are independently piloted? Still has GQ overtones.
I believe he beamed aboard the Protector, where he was merely knocked out and not killed, only to rise up and come out of the command module once it had crash landed into the stage.
OK, I watched the end again, and it did appear Orville was in the lead. If those are called theta bombs, I missed it.
OK, I watched the end again, and it did appear Orville was in the lead. If those are called theta bombs, I missed it.
The Orville guys were concerned earlier because they "detected theta radiation" they tracked them to those ships/mines/whatever they were being constructed. They mention how dangerous theta radiation is to organic lifeforms. They destroy all organic life, but LEAVE all the buildings, etc alone. Completely stolen from Star Trek
Theta radiation
Paint !I am unable to Google that one. Can you try expressing that thought again? (Galaxy Quest was the DVD I accidentally returned to Best Buy along with the crappy player I bought from them.
Krylon the paint? Kryolan the makeup?
Maybe this is the last episode of the series...seth's way of saying goodby
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