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Cut me a little slack.
Seth McFarlane. Meh. Reminds me of Romney.
I ever watched a minute of the show, so I will have to take your word for it.
Watching Leftist programming reminds me a lot of how our kids who used to act out just to upset us. And lest someone want to remind me how old Seth is, Leftists simply DO NOT advance beyond 14 years of age.
I’m shocked to learn that that show is still on the air.
Thanks for the post.
I’ve never had any desire to see the show and now I have even less.
Thank you for the warning. I have the latest episode on my DVR but haven’t yet watched it. I’ve seen every previous episode of the Orville, but this is a good time to delete it and spend my limited television viewing time on the four seasons of Babylon 5 that I never saw. It’s a shame that the lefty mentality has destroyed contemporary television.
TV programming? Huh? Complaining about that is like complaining about stale cigarettes, like who smokes anymore?
TV is so yesteryear.
99% of “entertainment” is anti conservative, anti-life propaganda.
Don’t waste your time on it unless you KNOW it’s a pro-conservative, life affirming message.
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The show lost me when the last episode season one proposed that God is a delusion and that believers are superstitious.
I never understood why people voluntarily pay and subject themselves to viewing garbage that denigrate their own values.
That’s what the off switch is for.
Is the show about popcorn?
You expected them to kill off one of the main characters at the start of the second season?
Tuned in for a minute last night only to see 2 males kissing. Moved on never to return.
Read a book. If you like Sci Fi I recommend Dune.
I’m kind of surprised you watched that episode after last week’s “Bortis’ yearly urination ceremony” episode, not to mention things from last season.
So you forgave gay porn.
I’ve only seen a little bit of The Orville. I liked what I saw, but can understand that there could be a lot I wouldn’t care for.
I’d have to see the episode to render a judgement, but you did right to make it a vanity. This sort of discussion is what vanities were made for, I think.
The closest reference for comparison that I have to your episode is one from The Next Generation where Worf, who had been established by that point in the series that anyone could kick his azz, beat up a “gay” security guard on some planet. It didn’t make Worf look tough so much as make a “gay” alien look especially frail.
I didn’t care for that episode, either, as it was built up to be an episode that was supposed something positive about gays but simply fell flat as a poor episode. Maybe it did say something positive after all, but all my friends and I can remember is that Worf beat up a weak alien in a forgettable Next Generation episode.
