More-Ville Orville: Recent Episodes
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Do you enjoy science fiction mixed with social commentary and comedy?
Join hosts Mike-EL, G.I.Jolie and Champ-Ian as they discuss THE ORVILLE, Seth McFarlane's hilarious trek across the stars. Each episode reviews one episode of the TV show, while examining and contrasting the series with classics like Star Trek and The Twilight Zone, as well as more recent sci-fi reboots like Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica and Blade Runner.
A bang? A whimper? Or something in between? The Orville closes Season 3 (and possibly the series itself) with a grab bag of plots, jokes, rehashes, guest stars, and extended singing.
Mike-EL, G.I.Jolie and Champ-Ian get together again for (possibly) the last time.
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Lemme tell ya my story, I got a man-sized predicament...
The Union faces an unexpected threat.
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It's a rich man's game, no matter what they call it.
The Orville returns to the sanctuary world!
Let's twist again, like we did last episode.
Someone gets what they always wanted.
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Malloy or Post-Malloy? The Orville continues their hot streak of Trek-tastic episodes, this time picking up a plot thread from Season 2!
The Orville outdoes itself again.
Topa is unhappy, and Kelly attempts to find out why.
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It's still The Orville to me.
Not one, but two surprises for Ed!
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The crew go back to high school! G.I.Jolie, Champ-Ian & Mike-EL contemplate the current state of their favourite show.
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"Messiah Complex" joins Champ-Ian, G.I.Jolie & Mike-EL to review the second episode of season 3.
Aliens appear in Orville: The Motion Picture! (trust us on this one...) More homage and pastiche than you shake a stick at, courtesy of writers Brannon Braga, André Bormanis and director Jon Cassar.
Season 3 (aka: New Horizons) reviews begin here!
Isaac faces hostility from the crew of the Orville, including new Navigator Charly Burke.
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Magic mirror, on the wall...
Are we in a parallel universe? Earth-3? The Twlight Zone? Star Wars?!
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Out of the past comes...Young Kelly!
A clever time travel twist allows Mercer to (once again) act like a jackass.
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Girls, girls, girls.
The crew discover a secret Moclan colony for women.
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Malloy pulls a Geordie.
What happens when the crew discover a time capsule from the 21st Century? Well, Bortus and Klyden take up smoking, for one.
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Kaylon vs. The Human Race!
The Orville's magnum opus wraps up in the second part of 'Identity'.
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Seth McFarlane's magnum opus begins here! In a series that didn't we realize would have twists, comes the mother of all twists!
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Kelly dumps her boyfriend (gasp!), and a Moclan Engineer temporarily joins the crew.
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Claire asks Isaac out on a date, and Bortus makes an unsual request.
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Enemy mine? More like 'Enemy: Fine.'
Mercer fools around and falls in love.
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It's a long way back to Xelaya...
In this episode, Alara Kitan goes home.
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A low-stakes season premiere that focuses on the characters, to great effect. Bortus must travel to Moclus for his annual bathroom break, and the crew of The Orville are invited!
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Kelly accidentally inspires a religion and Issac disappears for 700 years. It all ties together in the big season finale.
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LeMar's dirty little secret. The Orville enters a two-dimensional...dimension.
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Trial by clown!
Something fishy is happening on The Orville, and Alara must figure out what it is.
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Two warring alien races will just have to wait, cuz Ed and Kelly have better things to do!
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Isaac, Doctor Claire Finn and Finn's two sons, Marcus and Ty, crash land on a remote moon.
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This episode explores absolute unstructured democracy and the role of social media.
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Thou Shalt Not Krill.
Mercer and Malloy disguise themselves as "Chris" and "Devon" (because "Coy" and "Vance" were taken) and infiltrate a Krill destroyer.
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Charlize Theron is not what she seems!
Consortium minor Pria Lavesque charms the pants off of the entire Orville crew -- except for Kelly and Alara.
For the world is fallow, and I have touched this guy.
The crew discover a massive vessel with a colony of humanoids living inside that are unaware they are on a spaceship.
This action takes the ship’s crew, and this week’s episode, to Brotus’ home planet of Moclus where the crew defends the procedure in court, where it’s up to Kelly to prove to the Moclans that leaving the baby alone would be the best course of action.
Join Champ-Ian, G.I.Jolie and Mike-EL for another discussion about everyone’s favourite sci-fi/comedy.
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Alara Kitan's baptism of fire!
Join Mike-EL, G.I.Jolie and Champ-Ian for a look at the second episode of The Orville.
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