Greg.K
Senior HTF Member
Just caught up with last week's episode. Orville is better without the dumb gags, and they're pretty minimal here. Probably the best episode of the series.
That said, it was very derivative of past Trek stories, and of "robot genocide" stories in general. Kaylons even sounds a bit like Cylons, now that I think about it. It even felt derivative of Guardians of the Galaxy 2 with the caves full of dead people.
I expect Isaac will have to be the one to save the day, and probably redeem himself in the process. But how will the crew be able to trust him after all of this?
That said, it was very derivative of past Trek stories, and of "robot genocide" stories in general. Kaylons even sounds a bit like Cylons, now that I think about it. It even felt derivative of Guardians of the Galaxy 2 with the caves full of dead people.
I expect Isaac will have to be the one to save the day, and probably redeem himself in the process. But how will the crew be able to trust him after all of this?