Seasons two and three of Orville have gotten progressively more and more epic as they've went along, and while I've absolutely loved it, this final episode was the one to bring back the trademark humor from season 1, and it does so in a way that's more genuine and enjoyable than it's ever been before, especially when compared to what we saw in the first few episodes.
Even the episode they referenced here, with the planet where people are tried and convicted via social media, displayed "stupid humor" (Lamarr grinding on an statue during an away mission). This episode has "sincere humor", based on real emotions and interactions of the crew, and I think it found a fantastic balance. I can't wait to see what's in store for season 4.
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Seasons two and three of Orville have gotten progressively more and more epic as they've went along, and while I've absolutely loved it, this final episode was the one to bring back the trademark humor from season 1, and it does so in a way that's more genuine and enjoyable than it's ever been before, especially when compared to what we saw in the first few episodes.
Even the episode they referenced here, with the planet where people are tried and convicted via social media, displayed "stupid humor" (Lamarr grinding on an statue during an away mission). This episode has "sincere humor", based on real emotions and interactions of the crew, and I think it found a fantastic balance. I can't wait to see what's in store for season 4.