Orville, The Season 2 DVD

Running at 3 seasons it takes a like at the star trek franchise with quite a few guest actors and actresses taking guest spots including the person's who played Cassidy yates.... Deep space 9 Dr phlox...........enterprise Dr zimmerman.voyager Dianna troi.......next gen Some of the characters in the show are very similar to star trek Issac....data Bortus...worf The union of planets ..is clearly the federation and the fleet is obviously star fleet The enemy or main enemy in season 2, are the kaylons, a robotic anti biotic race and the same as Isaac,who is sent to the Orville to understand humans The kaylons also and wait for it are possibly the same as the role of the cyclone in battlestar galactica Late 1970a where reptilian race created the cylon centurions thousands of years before they came into contact with the colonies, in this case the cylon robots over three the reptilian masters and wiped them out, the connection here is that the humanoids who created the kaylons were also exterminated ,by the robotic Kaylons, they have have no physical similarities to the cylon s but the premise is the same. The other enemy Are the krill nearly similar to the jem hadar deep space 9. In an early episode season 2 The union fleet is being slaughtered by the kaylons, and is only saved by the krill you see the kaylons as a common threat,funnily enough this scene is very similar to the one where captain sisko is trying to recapture deep space 9 ,and is saved by the klingons when siskos fleet is taking a beating The captain of the Orville is ed Mercer a previously fast promoting union officer who went into freefall When he found his wife in bed with a blue alien on heat, also on the bridge is joined ex wiife and exec, who got Mercer the command of the ship,after feeling guilty. For her actions they sort things out and they get on great, also There's the brilliant pilot and the young security chief from a planet whose gravity is about 6 times of earth And is like superwoman but can't fly, but she hurls bad guys across the room and so on Being American made there is a episode where Isaac is racially abused and hated by some of the crew because his spieces nearly wiped union the bit where he saved the union really doesn't come into it he gets to commit suicide but is saved by the chief engineer,who ever heard of a robot trying kill himself,also the ships doctor were in a relationship with a robot, yes don't go there,there's a race which is also clearly same sex, in this make and anti women and the males mocluns reproduce by laying on its egg ,when the baby turns out to be a girl there's uproar because the mocluns only have boys and they correct the procedure by turning the girl into a boy, in total disgust to the union crew, the series is very good and in cases funny,but if your sensitive to racism,bigotry, homophobia, anti moclun women then be advised. its there. also there's gelatinous crew member with an attitude,and a bigoted navigator who hates issac

Again 400 years into the future, aboard starship The Orville captained by Seth MacFarlane's Captain Ed Mercer. Its mission is largely to seek and assess hitherto undiscovered planets. The three hundred on board reflect some of the lifeforms encountered, appearances often startling but (mainly) all living in harmony. This is Seth MacFarlane's creation - he not only the star, but often writing and directing. His influence is everywhere - mischievously parodying other offerings in the genre but also masterminding scripts that are far more than at first seems. Some of those planets visited contain attitudes to be deplored (genocide; slavery; machines in danger of taking over; females regarded as inferior - if tolerated at all). In fact thoughts are provoked about our own planet's record on these and other matters. Special effects are terrific, including an area on board where one can request simulations of programmed times and places - ideal therapy for those feeling the strain. Critics have been sniffy, viewers full of praise. Episodes are inventive, frequently heading in unexpected directions. Often there is excitement - enemies most formidable, threat of danger real. Some are surprisingly moving. Others ingeniously interweave matters most serious with moments hilarious. A fine cast helps make it all work. Fans will have their favourites, robot Isaac no doubt often high on the list. Season 1 was great. For much of the way Season 2 is even more so. (Fans will make up their own minds about the final two episodes, they for some perhaps not quite in the same league.) Thanks go to all involved for so many hours of enjoyment. Thanks also to the enthusiastic reviewers alerting me to a show otherwise missed.

Still good into it's 2nd season, just need season 3. Oh that only on disney plus WHY.

Love it, came before delivery time, looking for third seasson

Good Show keep me interesting

The Orville really found its feet in season 2. It's lost the sometimes awkward humour that season 1 sometimes had and has become genuinely funny. Even subtle little things like body language has been perfected. The characters are developing brilliantly, the story line is brilliant and I was stunned at certain little twists and surprises. CGI is phenomenal too, holy crap! It was amazing and extremely creepy where needed. If you didn't love season 1, please give S2 a chance, I have really fallen in love with it. It's the first show since BTVS that I have been genuinely excited for.

Seth McFarlane continues to improve both with his writing & plotting of the show. If you love Trek in all it's diversity then you have to give this show a chance. Not being the greatest fan of Family Guy (but loving American Dad) I was hesitant to begin with but the guy LOVES Trek. More importantly he understands it &, frankly, is far better at avoiding the mawkish, twee-ness that the old writers frequently fell back on. It is nowhere near as winsome or cloying as the older Trek franchises but stays true to the ideals of the original shows. I'm not your average Trek fan however; for me DS9 & Enterprise are by far the best of the lot with Discovery a close runner up so if you prefer your Trek old style you may dislike McFarlane's approach but I'm really hoping the show continues. A huge plus for me is the fact he dumps the awful 'jazz & bratpack' music that always seems to get slotted into the shows too; he does acknowledge that music moved on after the 50's! Long live The Orville.

I love The Orville but watching season 2 a second time I find disk 4 has issues. About 10 minutes or so in episode 12 has a white haze appearing on top of the image for a few seconds then it keeps disappearing and coming back. The disk is clean, no marks so maybe it's dvd rot setting in. I only bought it in Nov 2020 so less than a year old but I find nowhere on here to get it exchanged so I will have to buy it elsewhere. WH Smith have seasons 1 & 2 boxed set so I'm going for that. At least with them I can take it back and get it swapped. Not so with amazon. 5 stars for the series. It's not dvd rot. The disk looks OK and I have the same issue with the set from WH Smith. I searched online and found reviews on amazon.ca stating that there is a production issue. It seems to vary but most people seem to have issues with disk 4, season 1 or 2. So this second set is going back.

Love the series

I was eager to watch Season Two of The Orville, I have binge watched it! Waiting for Season Three

Omslaget var trasigt vid leverans p.g.a oförsiktig hantering.

No gastes ni un duro en la basura de ST-Discovery, que no es más que propaganda progre que encajaría perfectamente en los planes y la programación de "La Sexta...". Discovery es el enésimo despropósito de la deriva iniciada cuando entregaron al JJ Abrams las riendas de la saga. Tu dinero estará 1000X mejor empleado con "The Orville", y tu cerebro quedará incomparablemente mejor. Si eres un fan de los "Star Trek" capitaneados por Rick Berman, la segunda temporada de "The Orville" está al mismo nivel -si no más- que las mejores temporadas de TNG. Si empiezas a estar hasta las narices de personajes femeninos con exceso de testosterona... y masculinos con niveles bajos, ya sabes. La "Orville" cuenta con mujeres fuertes, pero a las que no han extirpado la parte del cerebro encargada de las emociones... y el saber estar. ¡Y en esta ocasión, hasta con sus propios "borg"...!

Merci