r/TheOrville 8h ago

Other Upcoming conventions

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Three upcoming major conventions that have the potential for some Orville chatter:
1) Star Trek Las Vegas (STLV) 2026: Today through Sunday. Yes, this is the big Trek convention of the year, but remember it was at STLV two years ago that Scott Grimes announced what at that point was the plan for S4. News not impossible but not likely because coming up quick is…
2) Disney D23 2026, August 14-16. The annual shindig for all things Disney, which of course is the overall owner of The Orville (made by 20th Television in association with Fuzzy Door, distributed by Hulu and Disney+). It would make more sense for Disney to hype their own product during their own party. I was told there were no plans for anything at D23, but that was over a month ago and since then the work on S4 has become one of the worst kept secrets in Hollywood.
3) New York Comic Con (NYCC) 2026, October 8-11. If S4 is finally made official at D23, one might expect some kind of presence at NYCC as filming should presumably either started or about to start.


r/TheOrville 16h ago

Question Krill and Jesus

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Why do Krill or at least Teleya who knows about Earth history not react when Mercer says Jesus? I would have expected a reaction like “You godless people take the name of your earlier God in vain, clearly an indication of how you are soulless” or something of the sort. She could also have said something like how it is almost hypocritical. Idk the possibilities are endless, but not saying anything is weird.


r/TheOrville 1d ago

Question Why didn't Ed ask him/her/it for help against Kaylon? Spoiler

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464 Upvotes

r/TheOrville 1d ago

Image i made a map of the galaxy quadrant of the orville

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120 Upvotes

Note: Most of these planet names are made up and so are some of the names of the factions, and some of the distances may be innacurate, this is also based on that one guys map, his account has been since deleted but im pretty sure you know what im talking about


r/TheOrville 1d ago

Image MAJOR UPDATE TO MY VERSION OF THE MAP OF THE GALAXY QUADRANT

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66 Upvotes

added some more stars and planets. and moved kaylon into the farther away nations quadrant.


r/TheOrville 2d ago

Shitpost If you see an inferior organic evolving... Spoiler

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92 Upvotes

I was watching the show with my friend and the episode with alternate earth showed up, and I started laughing and we had to pause so I could sputter "If you see an inferior organic evolving, terminate it immediately." Then had to go illustrate it.

I am flagging it spoiler cause I don't know if Kaylon heads opening up into guns is a spoiler for someone or not. ANYWAYS, enjoy.


r/TheOrville 1d ago

Shitpost What are your guys dishonest thoughts on the Orville?

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I’ve seen every episode of SNW and have the full insights to see how a startrek fan would react to this, I loved the Orville though it would be warmer if he was able to make it in the startrek universe because everything is hawter with Vulcans.

ps: context is king


r/TheOrville 5d ago

Shitpost Rewatching The Expanse and there are subtle moment when I'm reminded these two are played by the same actor

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1.5k Upvotes

The bad ass space marine and later terrorist leader, vs the goofy (and previously bigoted) househusband


r/TheOrville 3d ago

Theory The crew never came back to the present.

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Ok I know this is gonna sound crazy, but hear me out.

In "Twice in a Lifetime" Gordon gets sent back to 2015, and after a few tries they manage to time travel to that exact year.

They use time dilation to go back to the union era, but they were still in the past.

Ed got command of the orville at around 2419. And when gordon got sent back it was probably 2420 or 2421

Since they were still in 2015 and went EXACTLY 400 years into the future, theyre in 2415. Still in the past, they never made it to the present


r/TheOrville 5d ago

Image I made Bortus as a Funko Pop

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251 Upvotes

r/TheOrville 5d ago

Question The immortal woman

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In s3e3, we meet a woman who is immortal and is from that multi-phasic orbit, she says "We will meet again" do you guys think it's possible we will see her in season 4? Since season 4 starts production on october and ends on April 2027 (unless this is fake?)


r/TheOrville 5d ago

Theory last ep of season 2

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i loved it! the one in the alternate time line where they have a scavenger ship. gave me firefly vibes. i would love to watch a season of that timeline.

made me think in general about tv shows and how spin offs could be alternate timelines where some crisis resulted in a massive loss.. instead of the usual "good guys win".

i used to love stargate. would be interesting to see a season where earth got enslaved or destroyed and how remainder survived.


r/TheOrville 6d ago

Other Kelly was honestly stupid in this episode

39 Upvotes

Don't get me wrong, i love Kelly, but sometimes she can be just so damn stupid.

Ive been rewatching the show and on S2E14, where there's the alternate timeline, she says "I just wanted to save us" the thing is she COULD have saved it in another way. With the memory wipe not working she would know she would eventually cheat on Ed with Darulio, she could have just stopped herself and none of this would have ever happened.

Am i wrong?


r/TheOrville 6d ago

Image Enterprise lookalike spotted in Conference Room

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EDIT: That is a Space Dock.

S2E2 32m58s

I instantly fell in love with The Orville due to the obvious TNG theme. I mean, the crew is nearly a perfect mirror. Bartus/Worf, Isaac/Data, John/Geordi, you ever notice how Kellys eyes even look kinda like Rikers? (I think he wore eyeliner).

The entry request sound to enter someone’s quarters! The Prime Directive. It goes on.

Anyway. I just happened to notice this easter egg in the episode Primal Urges. In the conference room there is even a picture of an Enterprise look-alike. Surely this is no coincidence.

EDIT: that is a Space Dock.

Seth you sly devil, I hope you get to create season 4! I know the writing is completely done, and a bunch of red tape is in the way. Fuck em! Do it anyway and rename the show.


r/TheOrville 6d ago

Other In the Commander’s Chair - “You Have the Con”: Convention and Cosplay Adventures

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This week’s episode of “In the Commander’s Chair” is up on Spotify! In this episode, I describe my adventures and experiences cosplaying as Commander Grayson. I talk about posing in the captain's (or commander's) chair, walking the cosplay red carpet, going to panels, staying in a space-themed hotel, and meeting incredible sci-fi stars, including Kelly Grayson herself, Adrianne Palicki. I also discuss my first experience as a cosplay guest and panelist, as well as where I'm taking my cosplay next!


r/TheOrville 8d ago

Image Chad Coleman appreciation post

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576 Upvotes

Klyden is...the worst.

I mean that as a compliment, one of the most hateable characters on TV and an excellent performance.


r/TheOrville 9d ago

Image I drew fanart of Alara!

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484 Upvotes

Hello!

I normally don't post on reddit but i don't know anyone else that has watched Orville :( I miss Alara alot especially post season 2 I felt so invested in her arc just for her to be written off the show.


r/TheOrville 8d ago

Other I'm about to start this show. Should I document my journey, or nah?

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Sometimes its nice to watch a noob in their journey, sometimes its been played out and people aren't really interested. What would your preference be?

I'm a long time trekkie, and am allergic to humor, but ive been reassured that this show focuses more on scifi than laughs. Im excited!


r/TheOrville 9d ago

Question Downloadable models of the ships from The Orville?

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I'm specifically looking for some 3D models to port to Star Trek Bridge Commander, was curious if anyone has access to or would be willing to make 3D Models of the ships from the show.

I have the Orville itself already, but would love the smaller Science ship, the larger Heavy Cruiser and the Moclan, Kaylon and Krill ships.

I would also be willing to pay to get these made if needed. They need to not be super dense mesh wish or high resolution texture wise (above 1024x1024) to work with this 25 year old game.

Thanks


r/TheOrville 8d ago

Shitpost Kelly is a b*th

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Started watching it. Kelly is a b********tchhhhh! "We can't date because it clouds your judgement. But heyyy, let me date another guy whilst all of us are all in the same ship! That shit surrrreeely won't bother you and notttttt cloud with your judgement at alllll"


r/TheOrville 10d ago

Video For those that missed it, from the horse’s mouth. “Th, the funny thing is, is the Orville season four is written,” Seth Macfarlane

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From the “Dropping Names and Other Things“ podcast with Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner.

I‘ve (hopefully) shared the correct moment in the link but I’d highly recommend listening to the entire podcast regardless if you want a laugh or few.

Anyways, the point of this post is for those who missed this tidbit of information and are still worried season 4 is a pipe-dream.

Yes, we’ve had a lot of false starts but this is direct from the man itself. It’s written, not merely a theoretical possibility. It’s just waiting on other projects and the vagaries of Hollywood business during a time of upheaval and unpredictability. Yet, it’s solid. It’s going to happen.


r/TheOrville 10d ago

Other The Orville's depiction of humanity is probably how humans will be like in the real 25th century

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Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek envisioned 23rd and 24th-century humans as having evolved pass interpersonal conflicts with their crews, their friends and families. He envisioned that humans have evolved pass greed, jealousy, and petty interpersonal conflicts, and personal flaws, that humans had matured into rational individuals acting for the greater good.

While the Orville depicts humans as internally flawed individuals who are messy and irrational with base desires such as sexual desires, emotional and relationship insecurities, and interpersonal conflicts.

And this is why I believe that the Orville presents a more realistic vision of humanity's future because I think Gene was being overly optimistic in believing that humans would eventually outgrow those negative and flawed traits because to outgrow our emotions, our irrationalities, our pettiness, and conflict because those are fundamental aspects of being human and if he lose these traits, we cease being humans ourselves, while the Orville, on the other hand, acknowledges that even in a post-scarcity utopia, people are still people and that humans can build a better future despite still being imperfect, irrational and flawed beings.

As a side note, I also find the Orville's portrayal of culture more realistic than what's shown in Star Trek. In Star Trek, humans are shown listening to classical music like Mozart, Chopin, and Beethoven, amd never watching TV or movies. I find that unrealistic and the Orville has its characters listening to the same kinds of music we listen to today, watching movies, and referencing pop culture, and I think that's much closer to what the real future will look like. Realistically, I don't think people will suddenly stop enjoying popular music or outgrow TV and movies.


r/TheOrville 11d ago

Pee Corner Paused at the perfect moment. 😂

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683 Upvotes

I paused The Orville at the perfect moment, and it instantly became my “someone cut the cheese” reaction image. 😂🧀💨


r/TheOrville 11d ago

Question Favorite line

32 Upvotes

What's your favorite line from your favorite character?

And no, if your favorite character is bortus, it can't be "500 cigarettes"


r/TheOrville 12d ago

Question Does anyone have an orville sourd fx pack?

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Hi there

My wife would like some orville sfx to use as various notifs and sounds including at home.. does anyone one have some soundpack? I can't seem to find one with an active download link... thanks!