In 2418, Humans Found a New Earth-Like Planet, But Its Civilization Was Millennia Behind Ours

Set 400 years in the future, finds the crew of the U.S.S. Orville continuing their mission of exploration, as they navigate both the mysteries of the universe and the complexities of their own interpersonal relationships.

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[jimslancio]

The Orville is more Star Trek than current Star Trek is.

[Theinstrument_Mayonaise]

A child was born and a star reappeared. A child born to be a leader. She’s definitely not gonna be a messiah figure now

[tcerv]

Nobody pointed out the most simple answer. The crew wasn't born under the same stars. They were from somewhere far away from that system. Duh.

[maximosh]

The Orville prisoners were born in a completely different and unrelated star system.. how on Earth can their calendar system even be the same! 😂

[Nwladylaura]

Another couple of seasons of this show need to be made! A very entertaining space adventure. Give us more!!

[robertgronewold]

You know, if there was one astrology junky on that crew, they would have made the simple argument that the star signs are different on each planet.

[underarmbowlingincidentof]

I love stories in which the first contact goes wrong when they find out something seriously wrong with the society they meet.
Reminds me of that one Stargate episode where they find a new human civilization and even help them fight off enemy bomber attacks only to find out the people they are fighting for are literal eugenic war mongerers and they basically landed in the Fuhrerbunker 1945 lol.

[Soravlad]

I would really enjoy to watch the whole series trough your recaps !

[Zigblat]

Always amazing that every planet they visit has the same gravity and atmosphere as earth.

[DavidLS]

Seth walking away from The Orville is like walking away from a potential Star Trek franchise. I know he doesn't need the money, but still...

[hugojames]

Everything that I have ever seen about "The Orville" describes it as a knockabout comedy parody of Star Trek. Yet here it is treated as THE most seriously po-faced space opera.

[Avatar_]

I don't know how many timelines are there but there is a timeline where mankind was able to travel space and wars followed. In other timelines it became extinct through wars and natural disasters. In other timelines, human beings evolved to be truly what they were meant to be, enjoy nature and expand it.

[metricmine]

When watching the episode, I was surprised the Orville decided to make first contact. Being familiar with Star Trek's Prime Directive, a simple radio message would not be enough. It would still be considered too primitive for them to interfere with the natural development of the civilization. The inhabitants of the planet need to have faster than light travel capability, or became highly advanced in knowledge and technology. During the whole episode I was thinking, "You idiots. You should not have made contact with them."

[HepCatJack]

They, upon discovering the deception could conclude that the original star that disappeared a long time ago was that equipment malfunctioning.

[yolamontalvan]

I found The Orville much better that Star Trek and I’m a trekky. Star Trek is my religion. Please make more The Orville shows.

[lesterchua]

How can 2 persons on different planets be born on the same date? Does that even make sense. Stupid writers.

[Zack]

I would cut off this planet from all inter galctic communication looking out into the cosmo for friends while still having this barbaric practice makes it obvious yours not ready for the galaxy

[nicholasong]

My only problem with this episode is they have the same year duration as earth.

[CountryAndProud]

This sounds like a good way to get your world glassed..

[GeorgeGiann]

That was a good episode!
But then again, all episodes of the Orville are great!