Nothing quite like lighting up a cigarretto and watching a sports game.
Josiah Walker
>Kelly: Your Majesty, the Kaylon are approaching the gates! >Ed: Well don't be racist. Let them in. >That was a Party Political Broadcast by the Labour Party.
Hudson Ramirez
I was hoping the Orville would be brave enough to tackle the question of "What happens to jism when you have sex with a hologram in a holodeck"? But no, not even a cumstain on his real shirt. Could've been funny and disgusting all in one
Zachary Wilson
At what point are they going to come out and say the entire crew is incompetent?
Cooper Lee
>random guy bring some time capsule out in the middle of space for some reason
Noah Foster
They completely do. Everytime one of them gets taken hostage the admirals really flip flop on actually getting them back. They are literally expendible.
Makes you wonder if the big ships are full of Flash Gordons, Rikers, and Reebos.
Oliver Brooks
There has to be either an autoflush feature like those hooker toliets in Seattle. I mean, Bortus had the porn thing and was into it hard while Gordon admits to it, then you have proven that kids can hack them.
If it doesn't clean itself they'd slip everytime they walk in.
>like those hooker toliets in Seattle wtf are you talking about? there used to be ones that would clean themselves after you left. never one that would dematerialize cum as it shot out of your dick
Henry Hall
>Bortus had the porn thing That's officially known as The Sex Lagoon.
Andrew Jackson
reminds me of the slime girls in duke nukem 3d and thats when my now vast archive of vintage tentacle hentai began.
>Why didn't he just reprogram Same reason he didn't just fuck with her profile untill she turned into a waifu catered to his personal fetishes, he had convinced himself she was 'alive' and messing with her broke his illusion. He could sell himself on just taking greg out right up until he noticed it had affected her. The man was trying to preserve his fiction
Jordan Kelly
no, that's the question. Why didn't he just reprogram greg to dump her or leave instead of a full delete of him. Not after the delete, instead.
Andrew Cooper
cause he realized it broke the illusion that it wasn't fiction
Jaxson Morales
I don't think you're getting it. The complaint is why didn't he reprogram greg to disappear when greg appeared RATHER than delete him. So at that point, he hadn't realized anything about breaking the illusion, he just wanted laura back. It was for plot purposes, but really, it was just lazy writing
Parker Gomez
The greater the control he exerted the more he had to acknowledge he could exert control in the first place. He wouldn't have been able to delete greg at any point if she was as real as he argued she was.
Colton Reyes
You don't understand. The more involved he had to get, the more he had to face reality that she was fiction. "Delete Greg" was just two words, and maybe if it had just solved his problem he could have continued pretending. The more he had to think and change things to make it work, the more it would ultimately fail.
Xavier Price
no, I fucking get that. I'm not complaining about the morals or philosophy of the situation, I'm complaining about the literal logistics and writing of the script.
Jose Garcia
There is nothing wrong with the writing. You're not making any sense. If he had the know-how and the awareness to program Greg to disappear, then he would have already had the awareness that it was a fiction and would have given up the endeavor before he started.
Liam Hernandez
>delete greg >change to: >kill greg >make greg go away >make greg move away >etc
Wyatt Watson
> The black aliens immediately get addicted to cigarettes What did Seth mean by this?
Easton Walker
that he understands kino
Juan Morales
It wasn't fiction though. It was literally a historical recreation of her life. Gordon's mistake was getting personally involved and thinking it was anything more than that. I thought the concept was interesting from a historical perspective. Tuvok was so interested in all these artifacts and Gordon goes and creates a living simulation of the period which is much more engaging.
Luis Murphy
I thought the twist was going to be that the skeletons were the remains of the Kaylon before they ascended to artificial bodies. The Kaylon would be angry at the Orville crews meddling and would refuse to join the Union