Scott Grimes

Synopsis: In A Tale of Two Topas The choice Bortus and Kylden made to have their child, born female, altered to be male, has come back to haunt them, and presents the crew of the Orville...

Synopsis: In an attempt to sign a peace treaty with Krill to join the Union against the Kaylons, the Orville crew finds themselves in a politically volatile situation, which lead to some heartbreaking revelations for Ed...

Synopsis: The Orville crew go on a mission that makes them ponder their mortality. Story The Orville goes to the planet Narran 1, a desolate world that seems to have no life on it, until they...

Synopsis: Shadow Realms Follows a classic horror story trope, the Orville officers, with the help of Admiral Paul Christie, negotiate to explore Krill-held space, only to find there are places best left unexplored.   The Story...

Synopsis: In Electric Sheep The crew deals with the aftermath of the Kaylon battle. In particular, the hatred that seems to be pointed at Isaac.   The Story Picking up from some of the loose ends...

Synopsis: A time distortion affects Ed and Kelly’s relationship. Review: This episode explores Ed and Kelly’s past relationship via a time travel anomaly. The Story When an accident with the temporal engines brings a younger version...

Synopsis: Ed must initiate peace talks with the Krill. Review: The Orville crew welcomes a Krill delegation to the ship. The Story Ed is assigned to diplomatic duty in order to secure a provisional peace treaty...

Synopsis: Ed, Gordon, and Alara visit Alara’s home planet of Xelayah. Review: This episode serves a couple of purposes. First, it gives us a look at Alara’s home planet of Xelayah and also acts as a touching...

Synopsis: As The Orville heads towards Moclus for Bortus’ special once-a-year ceremony, Ed discovers Kelly has moved on and has started dating. Meanwhile, Gordon asks for John’s help in getting game, and Claire turns to Isaac...

One of the breakout series of last year was Seth McFarlane’s ‘The Orville’, which many fans preferred over Star Trek: Discovery due to its tone and similarity in visual style to Star Trek: The Next Generation.  So...