I feel the same way, only just TNG in general and not any specific season. I've enjoyed this show more than I thought I would.
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I feel the same way, only just TNG in general and not any specific season. I've enjoyed this show more than I thought I would.
More synopses for upcoming episodes:
Majority Rule
When two Union anthropologists go missing on a planet similar to 21st century Earth, Ed sends a team led by Kelly to find them, but the mission quickly goes awry when they realize the society's government is completely based on a public voting system to determine punishment.
Into the Fold
Ed and the crew set out to save Dr. Finn, her two sons and Isaac after their shuttle gets thrown into uncharted space and they crash-land on a moon that is light years from the Orville.
Majority Rule
When two Union anthropologists go missing on a planet similar to 21st century Earth, Ed sends a team led by Kelly to find them, but the mission quickly goes awry when they realize the society's government is completely based on a public voting system to determine punishment.
Into the Fold
Ed and the crew set out to save Dr. Finn, her two sons and Isaac after their shuttle gets thrown into uncharted space and they crash-land on a moon that is light years from the Orville.
Looking forward to this. We are getting our very TOSish "parallel earth" story. The summary also reminds me a bit of TNG's "Who Watches the Watchers". The penal system reminds me of the TNG ep where Wesley accidentally violates the crazy judicial system on a planet.
Sounds a bit like the TOS episode "Galileo Seven" and TNG's "The Enemy".
Sounds like fun, I look forward to seeing how they handle one of these Earth like planets.
I'm glad to see Dr. Finn getting her own episode.
Rip off!
I know you're joking, but is there actually an episode of Star Trek where the public votes on someone's innocence or guilt?Rip off!
Not in Star Trek, that I can recall. Was more referring to other fictional works.
The ratings so far:
episode --- live + SD --- live + 3 --- live + 7
1 --- 2.71 / 8.558 mio --- 3.5 / 11.3 mio
2 --- 2.17 / 6.631 mio --- 2.8 / 8.415 mio --- 3.1 / 9.054 mio
3 --- 1.10 / 4.053 mio
4 --- 1.05 / 3.698 mio ------------- ? ------------- 2.1 / 6.811 mio
5 --- 0.91 / 3.431 mio ------------- ? ------------- 2.1 / 6.786 mio
6 --- 0.99 / 3.371 mio
TV by the Numbers says this about delayed viewing:
And here is the most recent renew/cancel index.
episode --- live + SD --- live + 3 --- live + 7
1 --- 2.71 / 8.558 mio --- 3.5 / 11.3 mio
2 --- 2.17 / 6.631 mio --- 2.8 / 8.415 mio --- 3.1 / 9.054 mio
3 --- 1.10 / 4.053 mio
4 --- 1.05 / 3.698 mio ------------- ? ------------- 2.1 / 6.811 mio
5 --- 0.91 / 3.431 mio ------------- ? ------------- 2.1 / 6.786 mio
6 --- 0.99 / 3.371 mio
TV by the Numbers says this about delayed viewing:
And here is the most recent renew/cancel index.
^ The way he says "it is" around 00:49 was different in the aired episode. It was funnier here in the trailer.
Why did they re-air the premiere tonight instead of a new episode?
Yeah, Thanksgiving makes sense. Random not-Halloween Thursday in October doesn't.
Especially since they have enough episodes to make it through November sweeps either way.
Maybe they're going to have a Thanksgiving episode.
Heh, sweeps. People still care about that? Especially with so many successful shows that have "non-traditional" seasons.
Yeah, ad rates are largely based on sweeps so broadcast networks and sponsors care very much about them.
Now, I'm not sure how to read this chart - but if it says what it appears to, then The Orville is doing very well streaming on Hulu:
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