Visually stunning in the beginning and a lot of well integrated exposition. There was really smooth positioning in terms of relations for the new admiral. It was a real shame however that they really only brought him in as kind of a red shirt. I would have applauded them if that would have been the way to bring in a new permanent member for a new season. The aliens were a bit to humanoid and familar. Especially after the talk about live possibly being so different from what we know that we do not even recognise it. Basically they were an adaption of Cronenbergs Fly. The writing was really good for Orville's standards and the suspense was of the charts but overall the story was a bit too by the books and avoidable on top of it. Unfortunately very implausable to go in completely unprotected - after such a warning all the more ... (Let's not talk about "love conquers all"...) But still cinematography was quite good and much more on a film level than television.
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Visually stunning in the beginning and a lot of well integrated exposition. There was really smooth positioning in terms of relations for the new admiral. It was a real shame however that they really only brought him in as kind of a red shirt. I would have applauded them if that would have been the way to bring in a new permanent member for a new season.
The aliens were a bit to humanoid and familar. Especially after the talk about live possibly being so different from what we know that we do not even recognise it. Basically they were an adaption of Cronenbergs Fly.
The writing was really good for Orville's standards and the suspense was of the charts but overall the story was a bit too by the books and avoidable on top of it. Unfortunately very implausable to go in completely unprotected - after such a warning all the more ... (Let's not talk about "love conquers all"...)
But still cinematography was quite good and much more on a film level than television.