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I don't think it's a spoiler, but I was floored by a scene in S3 E6, Twice in a Lifetime.
How many (million) times have I seen starships engage Warp, Quantum or whatever they call their FTL drives and it took The Orville to show us what it would look like without shielding.
I'm in awe of whoever dreamed up a visual display of riding along at 99.9999% of the speed of light. You Go !
Multiple times it is mentioned that Gordon is the best pilot in the fleet and I think he could have gotten promoted eventually. However, he is in the engineering department and John LaMarr was the Chief of Engineering and the next rank after lieutenant is lieutenant commander, so maybe not
So the crew of the orville is supposedly 300people and yet we only see like 12 of them ever and in some instances it breaks my immersion so much, like why are you sending the captain instead of the science team who’s whole job is analyzing the new stuff they discover? Also what do those people do all day ? If the captain, commander and first lieutenant all share the same schedule who runs things during the night cycle ?
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The way the world is headed with cancel culture, chasing likes, apology videos and such seems eerily similiar to that World. Let’s bring back ostracism
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Who is next after Ed Mercer, Kelly Grayson and Bortus in the chain of command of the USS Orville?
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What’s the timeline between season 1 and 2 because topa is a baby in season 1 and then in season 2 he/she seems to be around 10-12 years old
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In keeping with our standards to seek community consensus before any major decisions, the following topic is proposed: Whether user Blizzard1289 ("Blizzard") should remain administrator.
Blizzard was instrumental around 2017 in helping jumpstart this community. Because he was one of the first members, he was made administrator and bureaucrat. Unfortunately, his use of the site dropped in 2018 and he left in 2019. He never returned to make meaningful contributions to the community. He has not logged into The Orville Wiki in over a year.
Blizzard was removed as bureaucrat in 2022. As he no longer responds to messages, and we have no way to contact him, he is considered inactive. I propose that Blizzard be removed as administrator so that new candidates for the position can be considered should The Orville be renewed for another season.
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I Want It All
So this may seem like a stupid question because real life military couples deal with this but I feel like it would be different i a world where you're always on The ship you're stationed on, your house is on that ship, your kids are on that ship, the school is on that ship, etc.
So say Ed and Kelly had stayed married and she had been Commander and him Captain would they have been allowed to be a married couple on the same ship? And say she finally got her promotion and got her own ship. Since they only seem to go on leave when the ship gets wrecked (/s) at what point would they even see each other? How do they maintain their relationship when they both have important jobs lightyears away from each other on separate ships and would couples who are in command positions be allowed to serve together on the same ship?
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