Seth MacFarlane Says The Orville Isn't Canceled Yet
Seth MacFarlane Says The Orville Isn't Canceled Yet
Seth MacFarlane says The Orville has not been canceled, adding the Hulu sci-fi series is "still with us," despite rumors that Season 4 might not happen.
I'd love to see Season 4 happen because Season 3 was some of the best recent space SciFi made. Certainly beats the piss out of whatever the hell Star Trek Picard Seasons 1 and 2 were....or basically all of Discovery.
At least I have Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds to look forward to.
Lower Decks! Lower Decks! Lower Decks!
Lower Decks has been a real breath of fresh air for Star Trek.
Given that they've started to make decent Star Trek again I kind of don't care anymore. It did a good job of demonstrating why old style Star Trek should still be popular, and I feel sort of like that was really what the point ultimately was.
You’re comparing it to star trek? Give your head a shake. Seth is a subspecies when it comes to Star Trek captain charisma. it’s closer to stargate when it comes to ripping off characters like tealc. And even lexx had more storyline. and you’re drunk if you think discovery wasn’t good. Go back to eating the wall.
The word is that he hogs the writing for the show. This is the main reason for no season 4.
Meanwhile, Disney want to show to go back to the season 1 format of a joke every minute. I'm not a fan of the painful jokes from season 1.
Production for the show was also painfully slow to the point where some of the actors were living on ramen noodles.
It's not going to happen
Season 1 was Family Guy Star Trek. It was okay but as I kept with it, they dropped some of the humor in favor of more dramatic issues. I enjoyed the later seasons but if they circle back to season 1, then they may as well just cancel it.
That's where I'm at. I groaned at most jokes in season 1. If season 4 is like that.. Cancel it!
Season 3 stories or writing were some of the best especially the one with topa
Eh, one of the weaker episodes in my book.
It was missing a b-plot, which is a big no-no in writing Star Trek. It focusses too much on one story, instead of interweaving multiple.
The message was okay though.
I think they finally got the humor/drama ratio right for Season 3, I would be really happy to get a Season 4+ if they are going to maintain that sort of approach.
Thank god! I've been a fan since it was announced way back when. For Christmas this year, my sister-in-law bought me "The World of Orville" and the physical collection of the comics, as she knew I bought the digital ones.
I very much look forward to another season!
If you read the article it's pretty clear that he is in denial of a dying project. The other actors are tired of him faffing about and are doing other projects. Even if it lives another season its not going to be good.
Yeah check this interview out
https://youtu.be/Zklxb1PXFHM?si=ZLxwr6kLgfhd1a5S
55 episodes over 5 years? The actors can be locked into a project like that, even if the show really is excellent, they have to eat too.
Also I never knew those two cast members were married breifly
Fingers crossed it happens
Yes, please. Season 3 was horrendous. It's just full of tropes and downright idiotic decisions in every episode I could get through.
Just stop while you're "at the top", like Stargate.
ADRIANNE PALICKI Explains Why THE ORVILLE Only Filmed 36 Episodes in 6 Years: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zklxb1PXFHM
Maybe they were trying to emulate a typical UK show release schedule
And that's why it won't happen. I don't see Palicki and Lee coming back.
Great watch 🖖
It's such a great series. It's a shame it wasn't popular enough to keep momentum. I hope we get another season
Supposedly a lot of the issues come from Seth demanding to be the lead writer for every single episode. It bogs down production, because one person simply can’t crank out scripts fast enough to keep up. So a lot of the actors have been stuck in contracts without actually being able to work, because they’re just waiting on the script writing to be finished.
Honestly didn't know that the show had made it past two seasons.
The third season is best. They moved away from pure Star Trek parody, into actual Star Trek, with a tiny bit of silliness sometimes.
I Loved S3, some of the best sci-fi I've watched
Yeah s3 is truly great
Big big disagree with you there homie. McFarlane felt WAY out of his element when Orville switched to a purely serious motif. I couldn't finish the season which killed me because I had such high hopes. Every single character felt like they were in the passive aggressive cold shoulder portion of a marriage fight. Honestly couldn't give a shit if it comes back for a fourth season.
I have no idea how it made it past the first episode.
Terrible show.
I imagine it must have gotten a lot better, as I didn't enjoy the few episodes I watched. I may just dislike watching Seth act though.
I would be happy for a fourth season, but I didn't much appreciate the third. Better production, though, so bonus points.
Second season was pretty brilliant in its balance. Also, third season misses a lot of the banter between crew members, which I sorely missed :(
When the show was what Star Trek would be with real people, it was great. When they made it all about the little no-neck blonde prodigy, it became a chore to finish. It’s too far gone to come back, but please give me a new grungy Star Trek.
That's strange new worlds.
It's been a little while since I watched it, but didn't it kind of wrap up last season? I kinda just assumed they were done.
The last season had two ending episodes, one to wrap things up so the show could stop there and one to open the door to more things to come.
If it's cancelled how is he supposed to find women to date him?
U jelly?
Just grossed out by him being in a position of great power on the show and driving one actor off the set early in the run due to their ended relationship and installing his new girlfriend in a prominent role in season 3. Makes it worse that he has DiCaprio syndrome. It wreaks of old Hollywood Weinstein abuses of power.
I don't understand why anyone likes this show. The dialog, jokes, and plots are all extremely cliche.
If you didn't make it past the first few episodes, it's totally understandable, but each one in the season gets better than the last
I made it through the middle of the 3rd season just because i was using it as mindless tv, and i completely disagree. It started off bad, stayed at that level for the first season or two, and then tanked and became straight garbage.
I can't disagree with the dialogue and jokes (it's still McFarlane); but the plots are very on par with Star Trek.
I'm an old Trekkie and I've liked a lot of Trek fanfic over the years, but I never had much of a taste for his quest to do Trek with enough of the serial numbers filed off and enough bro jokes about dicks and beer forced in to keep it classifiable as "parody" and therefore lawyer-proof.
I am unable to understand if this person is lgbt friendly or not. I love The Orville, all 3 season, but it is like the hooker rape sketch in A Million Way To Die In The West. I can't tell of he's supportive or mocking
Based on what I've seen him say in a personal context, he's supportive.
At the same time he also subscribes to the "everything is allowed in comedy" mindset, where a joke doesn't need to have any merit outside of getting a laugh out of an audience.
He’s also a piece of shit to women
I highly doubt the transgender alien child forced to convert for the sake of conformity to their culture was just a bit played for laughs.
Yeah this arc is one adding to my confusion. It can be very supportive, but it is ambigous at the same time.
He's a comedian. Until they explicitly express an opinion every controversial topic is simultaneously supported and not supported to allow for maximum joke potential.