SDCC18: ‘The Orville’ Producers And Cast Promise Bolder, More Confident Sci-Fi In Season 2
We have all the highlights from the Comic-Con panel and press event, plus some video clips.
We have all the highlights from the Comic-Con panel and press event, plus some video clips.
We have a new trailer from Comic-Con.
Plus we have more behind-the-scenes info and fun photos as production on season two continues.
‘The Orville’ and a number of Star Trek veterans were also honored at the genre awards show.
Plus Star Trek’s Jonathan Frakes spotted with Orville gang and you can check out cool fan made 3D renders of the USS Orville
The actor turned director also recounts his early days helming episodes on ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation.’
All Access also has a new one-month free promotion running for new subscribers.
Find out when ‘The Orville’ returns and check out the latest bits from behind the scenes on production.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s Kira Nerys stopped by The Alpha Quadrant webcast to talk about her audition, walking like John Wayne, and the role that got away on ‘The Orville.’
Plus see Robert Picardo on set, a roundup of what is known about season 2, and more behind-the-scenes with the cast and crew.
The actor-director reveals what J.J. Abrams told him about Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek movie pitch.
Plus approval from the Okudas, and a look at early concept art.
Neil deGrasse Tyson visits the set, Jessica Szohr’s new character may be an alien, and more.
The ‘Star Trek: Voyager’ actor opens up about playing Tuvok, thoughts on his time with Trek and discusses his latest projects
Also a new cast member has been added, and season 1 can now be seen internationally.
Plus more information about the visual effects and a Krill makeup demo video.
‘The Orville’ creator Seth MacFarlane talks about his plans for the second season of his Star Trek-inspired show.
The TNG actor-turned-director also offered some advice for Quentin Tarantino
Toby Haynes also discusses getting Star Trek details right, including a bit of Shatner’s style.
Black Mirror’s fourth season has finally dropped on Netflix, which includes a Star Trek spoof.
The Orville wraps up its first season in a quiet and nuanced episode about faith and relationships.
CBS has also announced some more details on their All Access ‘Twilight Zone’ reboot.
We also have a new key art poster and more details on this Star Trek-inspired ‘Black Mirror’ episode.
Against the backdrop of a cool sci-fi story, The Orville dives into more development for two key characters.
The streaming service adds another genre show as a companion to ‘Discovery’ as the CEO again touts Star Trek.
Alara has to confront some of her darkest fears in this standout episode of The Orville.
The ninth episode goes on a perilous diplomatic mission with a twist as an old foe of Ed’s shows up on ‘The Orville.’
The Orville takes a classic Star Trek trope and uses it to deliver a tight character-based adventure story.
CBS lauds the growth of All Access due to the launch of ‘Discovery’ while announcing another iconic franchise will join the streaming service.
Seth MacFarlane’s homage to Star Trek will live on.