THE ORVILLE Season Two...

[F. King Daniel]

Tim Russ also tweeted his involvement - could be Acting and/or directing

Orville/Renegades Star Trek knockoff team-up confirmed!

 

[JD]

Ha! That's two Star Trek doctors this show has gotten. I wonder if they might some day end up with all of them. Well, all the living ones, since DeForest Kelley might be difficult to get on the show.

Would it count if they got Karl Urban on an episode?

So, evidently Scott Grimes and Adrianne Palicki are dating.

Huh.

Wow, that is not a pairing I would have expected.

 

[Danlav05]

https://twitter.com/marina_sirtis/status/1022589723536121856?s=21

So Bob Picardo, Penny Johnson, John Billingsley, Tim Russ and now Marina Sirtis. And it’s “not a visit”

 

[The Wormhole]

Would it count if they got Karl Urban on an episode?

I'd accept that, yes.

 

[Graham]

I love to see Trek people showing up on Orville. It's the new Trek series in spirit, as far as I'm concerned, and having familiar faces on it just makes me happy.

 

[BillJ]

I love to see Trek people showing up on Orville. It's the new Trek series in spirit, as far as I'm concerned, and having familiar faces on it just makes me happy.

I don't mind some folks showing up, but I'm starting to feel they are overdoing it.

 

[Starfury]

Well, there were rumors about a TNG reunion-show. Now we know it's just the second season of Orville XD

 

[Romulan_spy]

Well, there were rumors about a TNG reunion-show. Now we know it's just the second season of Orville XD

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

 

[1001001]

I don't mind some folks showing up, but I'm starting to feel they are overdoing it.

As long as the Borg don't show up...

 

[Graham]

I don't mind some folks showing up, but I'm starting to feel they are overdoing it.

Not for me! The more the merrier as far as I'm concerned.

 

[BillJ]

Not for me! The more the merrier as far as I'm concerned.

I think it can become the same thing I dislike about Discovery: too much wink-nodding at the audience throws me out of the story. Discovery does it in-universe, The Orville is seemingly doing it out-of-universe, but it ends up being the same result to me: an over reliance on nostalgia.

 

[ChasFink]

... DeForest Kelley might be difficult to get on the show.

Not at all! They could have him lying on beds, lying on floors, falling out of cupboards, scaring the children...

 

[Mudd]

So Trekmovie has confirmed that Sirtis is on the show.

 

[Graham]

Yay!

Jeri Ryan! Jeri Ryan! Jeri Ryan!

 

[JirinPanthosa]

As long as the Borg don't show up...

Nah, but there will be a race called the Bjorn.

They are a race of techno zombies that assimilate people, and also deadpan to one liners. And fart.

 

[Kai "the spy"]

Nah, but there will be a race called the Bjorn.

They are a race of techno zombies that assimilate people, and also deadpan to one liners. And fart.

Wit-exchanging alien villains that take over people's bodies and fart?! Who'd come up with such nonsense.

 

[BillJ]

Nah, but there will be a race called the Bjorn.

They are a race of techno zombies that assimilate people, and also deadpan to one liners. And fart.

That sounds far more interesting than most of the Borg stories we ended up with. Sign me up.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Wit-exchanging alien villains that take over people's bodies and fart?! Who'd come up with such nonsense.

Who indeed? Who nose.

 

[Owain Taggart]

There was a Douglas Adams-y comedy sci-fi novel from years back that was pretty good. One of the concepts it had was aliens that could only communicate via farting. It was crazy in a sort of nonsensical way, but inventive and good fun. Last House in the Galaxy it was called.

 

[JD]

I think I've heard of that one, the name sounds familiar.