Review: “The Orville” Satirizes Social Media But Doesn’t Get An Upvote In “Majority Rule”
‘The Orville’ gets allegorical, with a planet that has taken social media too far.
‘The Orville’ gets allegorical, with a planet that has taken social media too far.
He also dismissed idea of rivalry between ‘The Orville’ and ‘Star Trek: Discovery’
The fifth episode of ‘The Orville’ has Ed and Gordon go undercover on a Krill ship.
The Star Trek: Enterprise actor will be playing a famous name from the Stargate franchise in the new streaming series.
We also talk to Kumail Nanjiani about his love of Star Trek and Patrick Stewart.
Charlize Theron joins ‘The Orville’ for “Pria,” an episode that echoes Star Trek but with some fun new twists.
A panel with cast and crew of ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ moderated by Mae Jemison is highlight of NYCC 2017.
The Orville’s fourth episode lifts a plot straight from The Original Series, and the result is essentially what a TOS story would look like if staged like a TNG episode.
The Orville’s third episode makes several pointed observations about gender and culture, but struggles with tone and a final act that feels somewhat predictable.
We also have clips from the episode and some Orville news updates, including hints of upcoming Star Trek cameos.
Braga also discusses Star Trek: Discovery and why Enterprise was also a prequel
Seth MacFarlane’s loving tribute to Star Trek is less Family Guy and more Sci-Fi.
He also talks about his character on the show and the chances of Fox giving the show a second season.
TrekMovie had a chance to visit the sets of Seth MacFarlane’s Star Trek-inspired ‘The Orville’
The award-winning sci-fi anthology show is headed into space with a familiar looking episode
“I think there is room for two spaceship shows,” said the show’s executive producer. Plus, we’ve got all new photos.
Plus Brannon Braga tells us ‘The Orville’ is no Star Trek spoof.
It was also revealed that The Orville has a holodeck, just the latest Star Trek-inspired element of this new show from Seth MacFarlane.
There is a lot to keep a Star Trek fan busy at SDCC 2017
We also have a look at what may be the Ten Forward Lounge of the U.S.S. Orville
Seth MacFarlane’s new Star Trek-inspired show is set to premiere before Discovery
The Orville creator talks about how his new show delivers more serious Star Trek-like sci-fi than the trailer implied. He is also showing off his old-school physical model for the U.S.S. Orville.
We have video, photos, character descriptions and more for the new sci-fi dramedy The Orville, which includes a number of Star Trek vets behind the camera including Brannon Braga and Jonathan Frakes.
We took the video from The Last Jedi and added the audio from Into Darkness. Behold.
Brace for impact as the franchises collide.
Star Trek and The Twilight Zone fed off each other as groundbreaking science fiction storytelling in the 1960s. But how accessible is the (mostly) dystopian Black Mirror, “The Twilight Zone for the digital age,” for Star Trek fans?
While Trek alum Benedict Cumberbatch is dazzling fans and critics as Doctor Strange, almost 25 years ago one popular Star Trek actor donned the Sorcerer Supreme’s cape – kind of.
The Twilight Zone and Star Trek both occupy a special place in science fiction history. But, perhaps more interesting is the surprising amount of crossover between the two shows (and I’m not just talking about the more well-known instances a la Captain Kirk screaming on an airplane). Hit the jump to read my top 10 Twilight Zone episodes that every Trekkie should see.
IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios present the conclusion of Star Trek/Planet of the Apes: The Primate Directive this week. Kirk and Kor show the apes how it’s done; Taylor makes a decision; and the apes prove that deft hands with opposable thumbs are good survival tools. Spoiler review after the break.
IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios have released the penultimate chapter of Star Trek/Planet of the Apes: The Primate Directive. The gorillas are on the move. Kirk is on the move. When will Kor make his move? Spoiler review after the break!