The Orville

2017
4.8
172 reviews
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Season 2 episodes (14)

1 Ja'loja
12/30/18
Season-only
As The Orville heads towards Moclus for Bortus’ special once-a-year ceremony, Ed discovers Kelly has moved on and has started dating; Gordon asks John’s help in getting game and Claire turns to Isaac for parenting advice.
2 Primal Urges
1/3/19
Season-only
Ed and the crew race to save a small group of survivors on a planet about to be destroyed by its sun. Meanwhile, Bortus and Klyden start marriage counseling when Bortus’ obsession with the ship’s simulation room gets out of hand.
3 Home
1/10/19
Season-only
Ed, Gordon and Alara visit Alara’s home planet of Xelayah.
4 Nothing Left On Earth Excepting Fishes
1/17/19
Season-only
Ed finds himself behind enemy lines when he crash-lands on a mysterious planet. Meanwhile, Kelly questions why Gordon wants to take the Command Test.
5 All the World Is Birthday Cake
1/24/19
Season-only
The Orville makes First Contact and a new crewmember joins the ship.
6 A Happy Refrain
1/31/19
Season-only
The Orville crew is surprised when Claire’s personal life takes an unexpected turn, and Gordon makes an unusual grooming suggestion to Bortus.
7 Deflectors
2/14/19
Season-only
Bortus’ past may become Talla’s future.
8 Identity, Part 1
2/21/19
Season-only
Ed and the crew travel to Isaac’s home planet Kaylon -- part one.
9 Identity, Part II
2/28/19
Season-only
Ed and the crew travel to Isaac’s home planet Kaylon -- part two.
10 Blood of Patriots
3/7/19
Season-only
Ed must initiate peace talks with the Krill.
11 Lasting Impressions
3/21/19
Season-only
The Orville crew members open a time capsule from 2015.
12 Sanctuary
4/18/19
Season-only
Ed discovers that Moclans aboard The Orville are harboring a secret.
13 Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
4/25/19
Season-only
A time distortion affects Ed and Kelly’s relationship.
14 The Road Not Taken
4/25/19
Season-only
The crew must contend with the disastrous fallout from Kelly’s decision.

About this show

Set 400 years in the future that follows the adventures of The Orville, a mid-level exploratory spaceship. Its crew, both human and alien, face the wonders and dangers of outer space.

Ratings and reviews

4.8
172 reviews
Philippe Miguet
March 16, 2019
anyone else wondering where episode "Identity, Part 2" got lost? I cannot continue watching as the episode is missing and skips to the next episode after that... where can one complain about that?
Gav Callear
January 19, 2018
The Orville is (in my humble opinion) the best new show to grace the Sci-fi world, in the last decade or more. I grew up watching ST:TNG, SG1 and others. This takes the optimistic view if the future that we all need in a sea of dystopian horrors and combines it with the hard hitting, moral backbone that makes Science Fiction what it is. Topped off with Seth Macfarlains signature humour, it creates an instantly relatable ship, crew and universe. I absolutely love it and can't wait for another season!
Pete North
January 6, 2018
I really wanted to like ST:Discovery but when you see Orville you can instantly see why Discovery is a charmless failure. The Orville is more faithful the the Trek legacy. Orville shows no shame in borrowing heavily from Trek, with a large dose of SG1, but unlike other sci-fi collages of late, this has its own distinct personality while embodying everything that's comfortable and familiar about Trek. Design wise it looks right. It's less ambitious than Discovery which veers toward the cinematic, but that works because the screenplay in space is more coherent rather than a mess of special effects. It's cleaner. Humour wise, it's infused with Family Guy but there's also a hint of Red Dwarf. It's not too distracting and it is funny, even if the interjection of humour is superfluous. They could just as easily have played it straight and scored a hit. If I could change anything it would be to tone down the contrast and the colour finish as it's loud on the eye but if that is Orville's only sin then I can live with it. This is what I've missed so very much since the end of Voyager. This plugs the hole nicely. It's Trek Jim, but not as we know it.
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