The Orville - Star Trek Satire Comedy From Seth MacFarlane And Jon Favreau

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I agree they'll probably go this way, but if they totally flip sides and force the Humans to ally with the Krill, this show could be legendary.

Based on the fact that the episode is called "Identity", I suspect that
The Kaylons rebooted Isaac's personality when they reset him. So the version of "Isaac" walking around now has his memories but not the emotions he was starting to develop. But "true love" will make his feelings come back :manny:


Yep that’s EXACTLY whats going to happen.


They set this storyline up perfectly in the ep where Isaac admits his programming functions “better” with the Dr around him. This will also set up future storylines where the Kaylons can “evolve” into more human like emotions. Hell i honestly thought that

The bones and remains that the crew found were the disgarded shells of early humanoid Kaylons that shed their humanity in favor of becoming a race of robots
 

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The bones and remains that the crew found were the disgarded shells of early humanoid Kaylons that shed their humanity in favor of becoming a race of robots

I thought that too and that they were gonna force that fate on other species. We got the good ole' wipeout organic life instead. :demonic:
 

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I thought that too and that they were gonna force that fate on other species. We got the good ole' wipeout organic life instead. :demonic:
In Mass Effect terms, they're the geth, not the Reapers.

I suspect they'll try to soften them up a little bit, like the "Animatrix" did and say their creators treated them like slaves and had it coming.
 

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I disagree. They (and we) spent over 20 episodes believing Isaac was an emissary to help the Kaylon decide if they wanted to join the Planetary Union, only to find he was basically a sleeper agent to help them decide if they needed to wipe them out as they tried to colonize the galaxy. Isaac was complicit in all this, and he complicit in several members of The Orville getting killed, so there's no way he can go back to being "Tactless yet lovable robot buddy" on the crew.

Even if he does defect from the Kaylon, there's no way Union Command lets him stay on The Orville, or that he can resume his relationship with Doctor Finn like nothing happen.

Only way I can see anything else happening is if they still have unaired episodes with Isaac on the bridge. This show has a history of doing reshoots due to episodes airing out of order, but I'd hope Fox would have enough foresight not to do that.

Good ep overall...but ended a little too cleanly regarding issac....curious to see future repercussions.


the earth battle was dope though

Exactly my reaction. I'm glad they didn't totally hit the reset button, but the whole episode came off a little too cleanly. In addition to the fact that Isaac gets his old job back, I'm not sure why the Kaylons didn't just start executing some "unnecessary" organic in punishment for shooting two Kaylons when the shuttle escaped. They SAW Bortus holding a gun, why didn't they make an example out of him? Why did they even bother let them bring the wounded officer to sick bay anyway?

It's like they had the plan to exterminate billions and billions of humans on Earth, and who knows how many other billions out in the Planetary Union, but they see one human or a small group of humans as no threat so they just ignore the obvious danger to their plans.

The show didn't do a great job of making them look like a real Borg-level threat.

One touch that I thought was kind of funny:
After Kaylon Prime made Isaac read "Roots", he almost immediately commanded him to change his name. In their mind, they were telling him to stop calling himsef "Toby".
 

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Why did they even bother let them bring the wounded officer to sick bay anyway?

Because they needed her alive when they sent the message to Union Command. If one of their primary bridge officers isn't there while they're surrounded by a ton of Kaylon ships, it would have set off a bigger alert than it already did.
 
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