The captain being COMPLETELY alright with Isaac hailing a comm from the bridge, initiating a rain scene simulation, professing love to another officer, and then having everyone in the bridge getting wet from all of this. As Gordon says, definitely the weirdest ship in the entire fleet 😂
It gets even better because in s3 they stated that the Union prohibits their ships from having music on deck 😂 Isaac for sure must've kbown that and he completely disregarded the rules willingly
I never expected a Seth MacFarlane ode to 90's Star Trek to make me ugly cry, but it did. And this moment transcends all of the 90's Star Trek esthetic he tried to honorably emulate.
Just goes to show how truly talented MacFarlane is, he can sing, do a thousand different cartoon voices and spot on impressions, write comedy and dramatic sci-fi, the dude is a fucking legend.
What's really incredible is that even though Isaac shows no emotion, he actually is the most emotional character in the entire show. He shows more affection, romance and care out of most characters in the series. Despite not expression, you can tell what he is thinking and feeling. In my opinion, best character in the series.
The fact that he can do that because he collect data and evaluate them without any emotions futher we human still in learning process when it came to understanding our on feeling and others...
Girl next to Gordon is so focused on her work that even being wet by rain won't deter her from her duties. Not even going to chime into what is going on behind her. She probably transferred from a different ship. She could have said "You guys are weird"
Their food and drinks are created by rearranging matter in a food synthesizer. They live and work with aliens. I think rain on the bridge is par for the course.
@@nomisukeindustries Not really, they actually pretty much state in the scene that it isn't par for the course. "We have got to be the weirdest ship in the fleet" an exclamation indicating that even Gordon thinks this is weird for them.
Par for the course for their ship. No one in my family questions our actions within the home. However, when anyone comes to visit, we agree that we run this place like an elephant zoo.
The trick to a successful fictional creation of whatever genre is it's ability to make people have an interest in the characters, their past, present, future, their interactions etc. These days, not many series can do this, but utilise one dimensional characters with no investments, and I don;t think I need to name the prime examples. That's why The Orville is so loved, because of this inestment it evokes from it's fans. Well done ALL involved with The Orville... (even though the name does keep bringing up... * shudders* 'I didn't !!!")
I feel like I just got hit with onions instead of pepper spray I'm smiling and crying at the same time., it feels like that one very special button that everyone has just got pushed
Star Trek - ship gets fired upon, electronics explode, and fires start everywhere on the bridge. The Oroville - electronics protected from torrential downpour on the bridge. Love it.
The ending of this 'Orville' episode is a much better ending than the TNG episode which inspired it - 'In Theory' - when Data went on a date with a young smoking hot Starfleet officer. Sadly the next episode ruined Isaac and Claire's relationship. But here's hoping they would be able to patch things up in Season 3...
Space....The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Orville. Its continuing mission: To continue the original 'Star Trek' adventures inspired by Gene Roddenberry's visions. To seek first contact with new civilizations while having lots of fun. To boldly go where no Trek has gone before!!
Gordon: So your really not going to react all of this that is happening around us? Girl next to Gordon: Yes Gordon: Come on whats more interesting than a artificial intelligence setting all this up for the most respected person on this ship Gordon: Cept you Ed! Seth: No worries! This like being in those old fashioned movies! Girl next to Gordon: How about that asteroid field? Gordon: hold on wuh?
Honestly I've oftened wondered if the Federation stores TNT beneath their consoles because those things blow at the slightest bit of action. You'd think in the 24th century the engineers could create a console that didn't blow up in their faces every time they're under attack.
Also since Malloy has straight up abandoned his duty, someone must make sure that the ship doesn't just crash while everyone is looking at this Little theatre 😂
But seriously.... I did not expect the Orville to serve me an ugly crying session but nonetheless my husband saw me ugly cry at this sooooooo damn hard.
I know that when I first uploaded this video it's sat in purgatory for close to a year with a copyright infringement warning. Then one day I started getting notifications that people were commenting on the video. I believe Seth MacFarlane's production company had a restriction, but that restriction lapsed because they do not own "Singing in the Rain". Whatever rights they paid for to use the song in the episode must have expired. I think there may be some sort of copyright renewal that needs to take place before the episode can appear on television again. As far as I understand it, Kubrick still owns the copyright to the song. I wouldn't put it past whoever is representing him to want more money for the episode to air again. Since the UA-cam algorithm only flagged this as a copyright infringement due to the show and not the song, I guarantee if they were to flag it for the song you would never see this clip again on UA-cam.
Wonder if they pull something like that in star trek would they get court martialed For making it rain on the bridge Also is she in love with the robot
it was written by a white person lol that's why. Ya, it's the scene but like baby girl knew. the amount of effort that went in after that scene in the rain was probbaly nuts depending on if she had a perm or not @@kouko6727
The captain being COMPLETELY alright with Isaac hailing a comm from the bridge, initiating a rain scene simulation, professing love to another officer, and then having everyone in the bridge getting wet from all of this.
As Gordon says, definitely the weirdest ship in the entire fleet 😂
It gets even better because in s3 they stated that the Union prohibits their ships from having music on deck 😂
Isaac for sure must've kbown that and he completely disregarded the rules willingly
The moisture disappears once the simulation is over as they're holographically generated water molecules.
@@aaronbarlow4376i mean you still feel wet during that time
It's because McFarland loves show tunes.
What was just an okay episode blew me away with the ending.
"We are without a doubt the weirdest ship in the fleet."
I never expected a Seth MacFarlane ode to 90's Star Trek to make me ugly cry, but it did. And this moment transcends all of the 90's Star Trek esthetic he tried to honorably emulate.
Just goes to show how truly talented MacFarlane is, he can sing, do a thousand different cartoon voices and spot on impressions, write comedy and dramatic sci-fi, the dude is a fucking legend.
What's really incredible is that even though Isaac shows no emotion, he actually is the most emotional character in the entire show. He shows more affection, romance and care out of most characters in the series. Despite not expression, you can tell what he is thinking and feeling. In my opinion, best character in the series.
The fact that he can do that because he collect data and evaluate them without any emotions futher we human still in learning process when it came to understanding our on feeling and others...
Gordon: We are, without a doubt, the weirdest ship in the fleet.
Me: You're not kidding. And I've seen a LOT of weird.
Isaac is the most romantic Ai 🥺 even in the latest episode, he's like a dream. 🥺
This is the most heartwarming moment in this show, if not one of the funniest!
The funniest in my opinion was... WORKING NINE TO FIVE!!!
This scene alone is so McFarlene I won't doubt he directed and wrote the episode as well. The musical number, the sci-fi setting and the humor.
This moment made me cry so I think it was successful at something.
My favorite was "let's flip the table"
Gordon one liner was the best part of the entire episode
Why is the best “modern-day” Star Trek show not even a Star Trek show?
Because Seth MacFarlane's humor puts the show into a category where Star Trek doesn't fit. This is more like "Galaxy Quest" meets "Firefly".
Definitely the most romantic scene in the series.
Girl next to Gordon is so focused on her work that even being wet by rain won't deter her from her duties. Not even going to chime into what is going on behind her. She probably transferred from a different ship. She could have said "You guys are weird"
Actually, if you look at 1:52, she is glancing over her shoulder
Someone has to steer the ship.
Their food and drinks are created by rearranging matter in a food synthesizer. They live and work with aliens. I think rain on the bridge is par for the course.
@@nomisukeindustries Not really, they actually pretty much state in the scene that it isn't par for the course. "We have got to be the weirdest ship in the fleet" an exclamation indicating that even Gordon thinks this is weird for them.
Par for the course for their ship. No one in my family questions our actions within the home. However, when anyone comes to visit, we agree that we run this place like an elephant zoo.
This heartwarming moment brought a tear to my eye. Loved it.
the Orville is a work of genius
Seth MacFarlane is Gene Roddenberry's one true heir!! 😉
So glad that the consoles are waterproof
And where the water even came from? Most of the roof on top is "glass"
@@schwartzy65 Fire suppression systems?
I think isaas reprogrammed the bridge to work as a simulator. The rain is there but at the same time it is just a simulation. They experience the rain
Everything is a simulation. Nothing is getting wet, since water isn’t really there. However, all the sensations are
1:57 was the cherry on top
The trick to a successful fictional creation of whatever genre is it's ability to make people have an interest in the characters, their past, present, future, their interactions etc.
These days, not many series can do this, but utilise one dimensional characters with no investments, and I don;t think I need to name the prime examples.
That's why The Orville is so loved, because of this inestment it evokes from it's fans.
Well done ALL involved with The Orville... (even though the name does keep bringing up... * shudders* 'I didn't !!!")
Why did I read this in Isaac's voice lmao
God this was the CUTEST THING and the twoparter after this was very dramatic and interesting but it made this hurt
Sweet and ridiculously hilarious at the same time. Great show!
When an android is better at romance than you are.
I feel like I just got hit with onions instead of pepper spray I'm smiling and crying at the same time., it feels like that one very special button that everyone has just got pushed
You go Issiac! About time!
He's a lucky bastard. Even luckier than Data :)
When you're right you're right!
Love this
Let's hear it for waterproof makeup everyone!
Love the Orville theme song that played in the end
I was just about to post the same comment. :D The Orville theme is the best!
@@jimi4985 Reminds me of ST: TNG, the series that inspired it 😉
Star Trek - ship gets fired upon, electronics explode, and fires start everywhere on the bridge. The Oroville - electronics protected from torrential downpour on the bridge. Love it.
The ending of this 'Orville' episode is a much better ending than the TNG episode which inspired it - 'In Theory' - when Data went on a date with a young smoking hot Starfleet officer.
Sadly the next episode ruined Isaac and Claire's relationship. But here's hoping they would be able to patch things up in Season 3...
He thought he sacrificed his life and was ultimately exiled from his people to save her son, so she should forgive him
@Samuel_2005 It's definitely a much happier ending than Data ever gets 😊😉
Yep they get married in the season 3 finale.
What a hell of a scene
Deadly romantic
The navigator being like "I'm just going to quietly keep doing my job and pretend this isn't happening".
Space....The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Orville. Its continuing mission: To continue the original 'Star Trek' adventures inspired by Gene Roddenberry's visions. To seek first contact with new civilizations while having lots of fun. To boldly go where no Trek has gone before!!
Well played. Well played indeed.
I agree with Gordon. BUT... I'm also not complaining
They are so supportive I love them
Gordon: So your really not going to react all of this that is happening around us?
Girl next to Gordon: Yes
Gordon: Come on whats more interesting than a artificial intelligence setting all this up for the most respected person on this ship
Gordon: Cept you Ed!
Seth: No worries! This like being in those old fashioned movies!
Girl next to Gordon: How about that asteroid field?
Gordon: hold on wuh?
I thought i saw this episode...and now i think i didn't. Dammit, now i'll have to buy season 2.
Luckily it is not a Federation ship. The water would probably blow up all the consoles.
Honestly I've oftened wondered if the Federation stores TNT beneath their consoles because those things blow at the slightest bit of action. You'd think in the 24th century the engineers could create a console that didn't blow up in their faces every time they're under attack.
1:57 and I wouldn’t have it any other way 🥹🥹🥹🥹
Crew Member: Um captain?
Seth: Yeah?
Crew Member: Why are you soaking wet?
Seth: Well... you’re- you’re better off not knowing
@@philchao Thanks for the correction
2:11 the other helms control officer is looking straight ahead as if nothing happened because she's not a main character lol.
Also since Malloy has straight up abandoned his duty, someone must make sure that the ship doesn't just crash while everyone is looking at this Little theatre 😂
Someone needs to take the wheel...and it ain't Jesus since they kinda abandoned religion by that point...😅
@@profchaos91 Yeah they might run into some.....space....
Put on your sunday clothes,
There's lots of world out there!
Oh no! The bridge is all wet. Quick, someone grab a mop!
Don't mind me as I wipe my ugly crying away
But seriously.... I did not expect the Orville to serve me an ugly crying session but nonetheless my husband saw me ugly cry at this sooooooo damn hard.
1:57 agreed
What the hell happened to this episode? It is now gone from existence. I want it back now
I know that when I first uploaded this video it's sat in purgatory for close to a year with a copyright infringement warning. Then one day I started getting notifications that people were commenting on the video. I believe Seth MacFarlane's production company had a restriction, but that restriction lapsed because they do not own "Singing in the Rain". Whatever rights they paid for to use the song in the episode must have expired.
I think there may be some sort of copyright renewal that needs to take place before the episode can appear on television again. As far as I understand it, Kubrick still owns the copyright to the song. I wouldn't put it past whoever is representing him to want more money for the episode to air again.
Since the UA-cam algorithm only flagged this as a copyright infringement due to the show and not the song, I guarantee if they were to flag it for the song you would never see this clip again on UA-cam.
Now where did I leave that can opener?
Wonder if they pull something like that in star trek would they get court martialed For making it rain on the bridge
Also is she in love with the robot
It is just a simulation after all... Nothing get damage...
Ed be like “🤨”
Aw cute
So I guess the show is not coming back to Hulu!?
They FINALLY brought it back.
Was this real water or once the simulation ended did everyone and everything dry up?
Its just a simulation...
Ranking Seth's projects
1° The orville: 7.5
2° American Dad!: 5.8
3° A million ways to die in the west: 5.5
4° Ted: 5
5° Family Guy: 4.5
6° Ted 2: 4
The Orville deserves a minimum of 8 🙄
A littral robot better at asking someone to marry and I'm hurt
My internal programme will work better, if you are with me 💑💘💘💘💘
Program. There is no me at the end.
Nice eyebrow-raise.
I guess that is all wet!
I hate to say this - But Gordon is right. The Orville's the weirdest ship !
don''t get a black woman's hair wet..........................culturally.................THIS IS NOT GOOD lol but love it all the same
I get what you mean but at the same time, she her self said she loved the rain.
Idk man, it's the 25th century in this scene, i don't think they abide by 21st century cultural standars 😂
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it was written by a white person lol that's why. Ya, it's the scene but like baby girl knew. the amount of effort that went in after that scene in the rain was probbaly nuts depending on if she had a perm or not @@kouko6727
And this is why Claire and Isaac are my favorite characters.