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That actor was amazing, including in his human-imitation moments and his painfully brief emotional experience. The "make Claire break up with him" slob attempt was one of the funniest moments of the show.
The Orville gets a lot of mileage out of the Union's medical science being even more advanced than the Federation's. Like the early episode where Isaac cut Gordon's leg off as part of a prank war and the easy answer was to just grow him a new one which took a day or two.
All the wacky Moclan traditions were very fun except for the ones that were extremely not fun.
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"How many guests for the wedding? Should we send the entire armada?"
"That would be appropriate."
That scene was peak. Isaac is the best.
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That actor was amazing, including in his human-imitation moments and his painfully brief emotional experience. The "make Claire break up with him" slob attempt was one of the funniest moments of the show.
He has some of the funniest scenes and also some of the most sincere and heartfelt. Like when he
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volunteered to do Topa's trans surgery against Union orders then calmly but forcefully stopped Klyden from interfering.
Speaking of Moclans... my wife was always bothered by this moment but I can't stop cracking a sicko smile about it.
The Orville gets a lot of mileage out of the Union's medical science being even more advanced than the Federation's. Like the early episode where Isaac cut Gordon's leg off as part of a prank war and the easy answer was to just grow him a new one which took a day or two.
All the wacky Moclan traditions were very fun except for the ones that were extremely not fun.
The life support system was by and large in the ship's interior walls; it was a sort of vegetation construct everywhere.
That's super cool biotech and I loved that bit of background lore.