You wish you could open a jar of pickles.Starting to get sick of that pickle line...
Oh god. Seth wrote himself making out with Charlize Theron. I should have seen that one coming.
Yeeeaaah, I think I'd just take that life in the future.
To be fair, he already did it with that Western spoof movie no one watched.Oh god. Seth wrote himself making out with Charlize Theron. I should have seen that one coming.
Agreed. I thought it was gonna be a giant family guy style spoof.. It isnt that and it isnt much of a scifi either.This show is just flat. There's nothing interesting, and the acting isn't helping.
I don't get that complaint when it's literally Star Trek.Agreed. I thought it was gonna be a giant family guy style spoof.. It isnt that and it isnt much of a scifi either.
It's only trek in that the story it's trying to tell each week could be/was trek. It's method of doing so isn't close.I don't get that complaint when it's literally Star Trek.
Unless people mean it's not like BSG with grimdark hatefilled antiheroes conspiring against each other every week, in which case there's Discovery. lol
That dangly little leg he had regenerating lol
I don't get that complaint when it's literally Star Trek.
Unless people mean it's not like BSG with grimdark hatefilled antiheroes conspiring against each other every week, in which case there's Discovery. lol
Oh god. Seth wrote himself making out with Charlize Theron. I should have seen that one coming.
Oh god. Seth wrote himself making out with Charlize Theron. I should have seen that one coming.
This episode was even directed by Frakes lol.
Discovery is certainly more intriguing but this feels a lot more like trek (specifically tng) with jokes
This really is just Star Trek:Fanfic with higher budget
Still I'm enjoying it for what it is, I just hope they leave time travel alone...that really ruined Star Trek.
So why did Charlize Theron character disappear? That made no sense, she had already crossed into their time, destroying the wormhole shouldn't have had any effect on her.
Seriously...leave time travel alone....
Oh my god, really? It had the rhythm of a late TNG/Voyager episode, but god, it it was Frakes he was probably just treating it like another Star Trek episode. lol
It was handwaved away that having the portal open meant that all possibilities are still active, but that closing the portal would mean that the time travel never happened in the first place. Somehow the ship being alive would be some kind of paradox, but yes, time travel is bullshit anyway so it doesn't matter and you just use it as a character moment for the captain choosing duty over love. lol
It was handwaved away that having the portal open meant that all possibilities are still active, but that closing the portal would mean that the time travel never happened in the first place. Somehow the ship being alive would be some kind of paradox, but yes, time travel is bullshit anyway so it doesn't matter and you just use it as a character moment for the captain choosing duty over love. lol
But wouldn't the Orville surviving also be a fluctuation in that context?No he meant that closing the wormhole would lock the current timeline Orville surviving and being able to close the wormhole and all potential future fluctuation would disappear. So yes Pria would be affected because she is from the future via the wormhole and can cause time fluctuations.
Of course the Paradox still exist but I never had a problem with time paradoxes
Yeah, he's basically a Kirk clone.That just muddles some already muddled water...but whatever let's hope they leave the time travel alone for the most part...although I know the mirror universe eps is coming...
I do like that seths character (I really need to learn their names) isn't super incompetent, going by the early trailers I thought this was going to be "Loser/Slacker commands star ship" but so far he's been a capable captain.
But wouldn't the Orville surviving also be a fluctuation in that context?
I try not to think about time travel stuff too much. lol
Yeah, he's basically a Kirk clone.
But why would the timeline work in a way that would both keep the effects of the time traveler but also remove them from the timeline?The Orville did not come from the wormhole/future. Again the current timeline as far as they know it is locked at the point of the wormholes destruction, it cant affect the timeline anymore.
But why would the timeline work in a way that would both keep the effects of the time traveler but also remove them from the timeline?
Where would Pria show up in her own time, if at all? MacFarlane basically puts the blame on her for changing the timeline by saving them in the first place, but if the implication is that he basically destroyed the entire future timeline, then that's pretty hilarious.
Well that is the rule set they given us. Time anomalies/travelers can affect the past and future, until you remove them. The changes stay if any, the timeline is stabilized and you have to live with the future consequences of the changes.
Its also hard to say they destroyed a/the future timeline, as long the wormhole existed there is not set future because all it would take is one person from the future with ill intentions to cause major time fluctuations. Pria could be described as a noble criminal but there was no guarantee leaving the wormhole open meant the future was safe/set.
In that case Pria should have stayed, there is no reason for her disappearance other than as Firehawk said, to give Seth a difficult decision to make.
That would require her to be independent from the wormhole, again they explain without the wormhole Pria as her current self in the episode cant come/exist in the past. That is apparently a rule they set once the anomaly is removed all "agents" that existed after the destruction are gone. No wormhole = No Pria. Only the changes/paradoxes in the "past" before the wormhole destruction stays.
Which, I"m fairly sure, would mean they should have all died in the dark matter bubble field. Like I said ... it's best to just leave time shenanigans alone in most cases. Like it would be impossible to enjoy back to the future if you scrutinize the paradoxes too much. Very few show ever get it right and the ones that do only confuse people more.
I feel like I'm the only one that listened to what Mercer said in the closing of the episode.
Yeah if you want to scrutinize the rule they set for time travel fine.
But bringing up "they should have all died in the dark matter bubble field" ignores the rule they established. In the Orville universe changes in the past can exist after the end of a time anomaly even if they are a paradox, the only thing that cant stay is anything that existed after the destruction of the time anomaly.
Yeah convenient reset button at the moment for the Orville (they get to live) but as long as this remains the rule I would not mind more time travel episodes.
Edit: I guess a better way to think of it, don't look at it as Pria is the one causing these time fluctuations its the wormhole causing it. So as long as the wormhole existed in the past its effect will always be there. So think of it as its the wormhole affect on the universe that allowed The Orville to live Pria was just a cog. Which brings up the point if somebody creates a time machine and blows up the wormhole before it saves the Orville does that mean the Orville gets destroyed? I think so if the rules are consistent.