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Promo for the new episode this Thursday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGeL1awf41M
Yet another just quite awful promo; this one doesn't even tell you what the episode s about! It's like random scenes cut together.
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"Deflectors"
By: Andrew Cottee
FOX.com official link: https://www.fox.com/watch/7db5869b7b83b79c18a3e4d4be3db8ef/
Highlights:
10:46 in.
20:46 in.
30:10 in. I know it's ten seconds and simple, but I like it. There are some similar short bits that could be edited together as a short cue.
38:29 in.
39:32 in.
44:44 in.
Another good episode with re-watch value and no happy ending.
The Orville has a crew compliment of 300.
Watching the action sequence in Engineering, I think Seth unintentionally did something: Showed Yaphit is actually really really smart; he can press all those buttons and not even see what he is pressing. Either that of he can see through all his Jell-O skin.
So, is that weapons room door not going to close?
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I just got my copy of Season One and listened to the first disc tonight. I certainly heard echos of Jerry Goldsmith and James Horner in some of it and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I also thought the score for tonight's episode was outstanding.
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"Danger Motif" sighted in the new episode!
This storyline was obvious due to Issac's superiority complex throughout the show. MacFarlane already has his Klingons, might as well have his Borg and assimilate them too. What I question is the Union allowing a sentient, which they know nothing about, operational status aboard one of their flagships. That there Union ain't so smart, is they?
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"Identity: Part1"
By: John Debney
Official FOX.com link: https://www.fox.com/watch/71ae5dad5806860328d65f4ec4cd4a49/
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x72tjg8 (slight sped up, cropped and reduced quality load for those region-restricted)
Highlights:
353 in. It's short, but I like it.
6:30 in.
About 8:17 in. Joining a cue already in progress. Horner danger motif spotted!
10:31 in.
15:00 in. Blaster bream heard.
29:26 in.
31:41 in.
35:55 in.
42:07 in.
The shows takes place 400 years in the future. So, mothers are still hooking up stereos? There are still stereos that require hooking up? there are wires to hook up? People still listen to music through devices like that (not counting people who like old-fashioned stuff)?
How could Isaac say he has a home world where he belongs? The leader stated Isaac would be disassembled; Isaac has no "home", because he would not be around to experience it.
So...
Why is a super advanced "race" is robots starting with Earth? The should approach it like anything else, methodical and in a logical way, not a planet which Gordon himself noted they were a "long way from home" from.
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The shows takes place 400 years in the future. So, mothers are still hooking up stereos? There are still stereos that require hooking up? there are wires to hook up? People still listen to music through devices like that (not counting people who like old-fashioned stuff)?
I figured with all the 80s references, this future and its hyper-warp-particle-tachyon-whatever drives are powered by pure, uncut, liquid nostalgia.
How could Isaac say he has a home world where he belongs? The leader stated Isaac would be disassembled; Isaac has no "home", because he would not be around to experience it.
Home is where the assimilation is.
So...
Why is a super advanced "race" is robots starting with Earth? The should approach it like anything else, methodical and in a logical way, not a planet which Gordon himself noted they were a "long way from home" from.
Well... y'see... the thing is... 
... but that shuttle bay placement tho, right??
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