Mission: Into The Fold | Season 1 Ep. 8 | THE ORVILLE
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- Опубликовано: 20 дек 2018
- Recap of THE ORVILLE episode “Into The Fold.”
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From Emmy Award-winning executive producer and creator Seth MacFarlane (FAMILY GUY, “Ted,” “Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey”), THE ORVILLE is a live-action, one-hour space adventure series set 400 years in the future that follows The Orville, a mid-level exploratory spaceship. Its crew, both human and alien, face the wonders and dangers of outer space, while also dealing with the familiar, often humorous problems of everyday life. The ensemble series stars MacFarlane as the ship’s Commanding Officer, Ed Mercer, and Adrianne Palicki (“Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” “Friday Night Lights”) as his ex-wife, Kelly Grayson, who’s assigned as his First Officer. Additional cast members include Penny Johnson Jerald as Dr. Claire Finn (“24,” “The Larry Sanders Show”), Scott Grimes as Gordon Malloy (“ER,” “Justified”), Peter Macon as Bortus (“Shameless,” “Bosch”), Halston Sage as Alara Kitan (“Neighbors,” “Goosebumps”), J. Lee as John LaMarr (FAMILY GUY, “The Cleveland Show”), Mark Jackson as Isaac (“That Royal Today”) and Chad L. Coleman as Klyden (“The Walking Dead,” “The Wire”). The Orville has been renewed for a second season.
Mission: Into The Fold | Season 1 Ep. 8 | THE ORVILLE
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Forgot the best moment: when Claire gets emotional about her son's illness, and Isaac responds by holding her hand....he doesn't understand the custom, but he wants to help her if he can.
he learned from Ty that holding a human's hand is a comforting gesture.
This was the episode where the show became real sci-fi and not just a parody.
And: all the others... It is nothing but Sci Fi... ?? When was it EVER a 'parody'? Ask Seth or thecwritersvif igcwas ever a "parody". Not even for a millisecond was it ever a 'parody'. I didn't rebuild the entire Enterprise D in VR so I can sit on the bridge and watch a PARODY on the main viewscreen!
@@NextWorldVR Surely you must have seen the promos for the series before it aired? The series was clearly marketed as a parody of Star Trek, not unlike Galaxy Quest. However, MacFarlane has stated that he pitched the series to FOX as a parody of Trek because he feared that a serious sci-fi series would be rejected. Apparently, the first 5 or so episodes were more comedic to convince network execs that it was going to be a parody, but as the season progressed, MacFarlane shifted the focus to more cerebral, serious sci-fi (which was his intent all along). This shift was widely accepted by audiences, so MacFarlane later stated that season 2 would contain even less comedy and more serious issues (which it did...again to audience acclaim).
Ironically, MacFarlane had pitched a new Trek series to networks a few years earlier, which were all rejected -- probably because CBS was already in the works for Discovery...which even more ironically, turned out to be the least-accepted installment of the Trek franchise.
Isaac saying he was quite fond of them right after insulting them is wholesome, heartwarming, and hilarious for some reason.
Loved when he said that calling her out. Isaac was confirming something about women like her wanting children but don't know how to handle them because there's no father a role model to put them in check. All children needed both parents and if only ones will be than a role model like an uncle, aunt, grandfather or grandmother is needed to help, guide and teach them good manners and be civil. The boys needed male role models and Isaac though a male robot was the closest thing for them.
This episode is one of the biggest reasons The Orville is the new Star Trek. It shows plainly the essence of what Star Trek use to be until CBS murdered it and thumbed their nose at the fans.
I wish people would stop saying this. The Orville is The Orville. It's in its own universe and stands on its own merits.
@@zaneteal3493 of course it is we never said it wasn't. What me and others are saying it's loosely based on what Star Trek use to be. Of course it's placed in another universe they could be busted for copyrights if they didn't. But it continues the same vibe and feel without infringing on the Star Trek Franchise.
@@kenjett2434 "the orville is the new star trek" you did kind of say it
@@benarmstrong6904 that is correct.
@@zaneteal3493 Thank you. I appreciate that someone sees The Orville for what it truly is...not a Star Trek replacement, but something that is excellent on its own merits.
When someone welcomes you into their family it’s the best feeling in the world
This was the moment when the Kaylon were defeated
Great character development, great romance, great sci-fi, just great storytelling overall.
So her kid is the savior by throwing that toy?😂
everyone should have a badass robot uncle
oh hey the most emotionally distressing episode of the season
It's amazing how they can fit a whole episode into 2 minutes!
They had a similar thing back in the 80s. They called them "blipverts" they were not used for long as they were known to cause death in some viewers.
The oldest child must be Sisko's 2nd 🤔😉
That is possible, but what about the youngest?
Space....The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Orville. Its continuing mission: To continue the original 'Star Trek' adventures inspired by Gene Roddenberry's visions. To seek first contact with new civilizations while having lots of fun. To boldly go where no one has gone before!!
Dude did you comment this on every Orville video?
Just watched this episode and I was surprised how dark it was. The Dr. killed 2 people and nothing was said about it. Pretty good episode
It was the sort of situation where killing is more or less acceptable. Killing for freedom and killing in self defense are always the two least objectionable reasons to kill.
Such, such, such a good show! I can't wait for season 3!
Part of me was a little sad in seeing Brian Thompson's character killed. I don't think he was a "evil" as Finn may have thought him to be. My takeaway was that he was just in holding her "captive" in that out there, she'd die. No if's and's or but's about it. He was ensuring her continued survival. As soon as she was convinced, she'd be free to traverse and survive alongside him.
Needless to say, a knockout would have been preferred for me.
I agree 💯. I felt sad for that character.
I agree, I think it was to show her desperation as a mother and willingness to go to extreme lengths to get back to her kids
@@steffenjensen422 she later said 'we value Life and they dont'
Made me really doubt the Script of this Episode or what am I not getting here? :d
@@sehrgrossesglied5000 We value life, we also value freedom. Also I agree that this alien was probably trying to keep her safe but he was separating a mother from his children (even though he didn't know this)
@@hagamapama he flat out told her they'd be dead soon.
Dr. Claire turned out to be an amazingly hypocritical and vile character when she killed the one who sheltered her and treated her with care, but she only stuns dangerous creatures because “they may not value life, but we do”. How did she even become a medical doctor?
This episode is a combination of Finding nemo and science fiction I love it!
One of my favorite episodes!
I also just love seeing all the inside designs and hidden storage compartments and survival gear in the transport vehicles.
😎👍
need to make a model of your shuttle thanks for clip :)
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
....love them all.....so...
I am so looking forward to watching this series!
1:55 I refuse to believe Issac is evil. (despite what transpired in the latest episode)
Not the new trek but definitely a new show in the spirit of it that forges it's own path
TYVM!
I lived through a plane clash like that once.
Inconceivable. 😏🌱🌼
Wow just showed the whole episode
well it IS a recap for season 1 episode 8.... dunno why u have not seen it already
His big bro why lol😂 funny smart but not smart lol😂
I'm not the only one with kids that had a weird curdle in his stomach when they saw the kiddo with the rash on his face right? 😅
It kind of annoys me that Isaac had those head guns and didn't make use of them when it was clear that they were outnumbered. Apparently protecting the Finns wasn't as important as protecting his cover.
hey its shao khan!
They never explain how they get back. The rift they flew into took them 1,000 lightyears away. The Orville had no navigational equipment and the navigator was using star charts. So how did they get back from an uncharted section of space 1,000 lightyears away?
0:28 *Scienceship tragically lost*
Did I miss something, but did they just gloss over the fact that she murdered that guy that rescued her.
He was never going to let her go. She stunt him so he probably live because once she stabbed him he still was standing up to attack her with his weapon.
'Welcome to the family' Oh how that line really worked out in Season 3
Though the familiar music (ALa Star Trek TMP) made me cringe a little, this 'Old School Trekkie' ( "I Grok Spock" ) just became a fan of "The Orville!"
Now i understand why the POOTUS thought of making a Space Force (old cartoon show) with a Space Command (MrSciFi show) ...
He saw a commercial while watching Fox News for the Orville & screamed that dirty space aliens needed to be deported out of the galaxy.
I see Cloverfield lane
:)
December 30th Y'all !!!!!!!
The real 'Star Trek' returns on Dec.30th!!
Star Trek? Heck no! Orville is it's own!
Can someone just confirm with me that they did nothing to help the people there, just killed or stunned the majority of them? They obviously found a cure for the little kid, do we assume they shared that or assume they didn't?
At the end they mention something about trying to get approval to send a medical team to the planet to help the people. If they will let them and not just attack them. What I am wondering about is how did they find their way back since they were warped 1,000 lightyears into uncharted space with no navigational equipment. They don't mention a word about that.
@@HerecomestheCalavera
Through the same information they found their way in.
This is my least favorite episode from season one tbh but the entire series is quite good
The episode itself was OK but the kids were awful! I couldn't stand either one of them. The youngest was the worst of the two though. He is a huge baby and the whole situation was his fault since he was the one who threw the game which hit the controls and caused the ship to crash. Yet in the end nothing is done and he learned nothing from his crybaby bratty actions. I was hoping at some point Issac would tell him that he was the cause of the situation they were in.
My least favourite episode of season one
Sven Olsson I agree with you on that
Come on - this episode was great - it had a really nail-biting climax
I was underwhelmed when it first aired, but rewatched it recently and did a complete 180.
The episode was ok but the kids were horrible. Especially the youngest, he was such a whiny crybaby. Not to mention it was his fault they ended up in that situation because the bratty little punk threw the gameboy device into the controls which crashed the ship. Yet he is never scolded about it and in the end learns nothing from his bratty actions.