Oh yea this song was on a beautiful movie, "The Last Unicorn." Scott sang as a child on Richard Carpenter's solo album in 1987 (Richard of: "The Carpenters," Karen's Brother). Beautiful Godly gift they all have
When I heard this song in this episode it hit me with such familiarity and nostalgia. I instantly loved it and I couldn't work out why. It wasn't until later when I was researching that I found it it was from a movie I saw when I was probably about 4-5 years old - The Last Unicorn! It might be the first music I ever heard as a youngster and had some kind of emotional impact. It's an incredible rendition of the song, I'm just so glad they put it in there. I also really like the little symphonic recap that's played at the end of the episode. Kudos to Seth and Scott!
The Last Unicorn, yes - a beautiful film. Regarding the "little symphonic", the instrumental version before the end credits started: While I made this video, I thought about adding the sequence to it. Today I kind of regret that I have'nt done it.
I had the exact same experience. When the simulated girl sang this I was instantly taken back to those nostalgic years of watching the last unicorn as a kid. It’s amazing after all these years it’s still one of my favorites.
So incredibly beautiful. I wish there was a longer performance version. And I love this because it’s from The Last Unicorn soundtrack but this version is way better!
There is a longer performance from Scott Grimes in a duett with Leighton Meester, but unfortunately not on my channel - see here e.g.: ua-cam.com/video/Utt2wLMbz0k/v-deo.html.
Totally agree with you. The Orville is the new milestone for SciFi series in space. I guess if Hulu will be bought by Peacock - or at least The Orville gets to Peacock with any kind of deal between Disney and Comcast -, the chances are high for a season 4; this is probably the reason why the situation is still unclear.
@@AlexanderGlas1 latest news (albeit to be officially confirmed by the network) is that S4 has been greenlit. They're trying to round up the cast, which is no easy task since it's been over three years since production wrapped on S3.
The movie this song is originally from is my favourite movie❤ for those that dont know its called "The last Unicorn". It came out in the 80s and my mom showed it to me when i was a kid and I love it.
My newest favorite singer. Such talent but so few songs online. I love his voice and expressiveness while singing. The songs are great but "seeing" him sing them really adds an equal dimension to his performances. I could enjoy the performances almost as much without hearing the audio. He is so expressive.
WOW. I saw this episode and it touched me. I remembered the romance between the two characters. The sad things is that he had a second chance, but if you never remember it, then it never happened. Great job.
At least he knows about it after hearing the story from Ed and Kelly. And maybe he will dream of it. But to be honest with the character Gordon in this show I can rather imagine that he will make a joke out of it, like: "I was married to a woman 400 years ago and I don´t remember anything". Or much better: Writing a song about it! If there will be a 4th season that could be, somehow, very touching.
I haven't watched season 3 yet but Lasting impressions was such a wonderful episode! I fell in love with Gordon in that one, (I already loved Leighton, so no prob on that front ;) and to hear him sing it's song again is such a bittersweet moment. Somehow I wish Gordon can meet someone who's related to Laura in "his" future. So he and we all get to know what happened to her and her relatives. But I suppose something like that happened here by what I read in the comments?
@@Jasonslittlesister1 Your assumption is correct, but I can't write more without spoilers. "Last Impressions" was a really good episode, but "Twice in a Lifetime" is so much better.
To be honest I do not know. I couldn't found a version yet, but I can imagine there will be one. In any case they probably will make a soundtrack for this season of The Orville again, they simply have to!
I'd love to hear his full version of this song. Preferably with a female vocal for the other part. This was one of my two favorite songs America wrote for The Last Unicorn. The other was In the Sea. The entire soundtrack though was beautifully written and performed.
One of the most impactful music scenes I can recall in cinema is The Doctor playing Someone to Watch Over Me in an episode of Star Trek Voyager. I don't know if they were trying to pay homage to Voyager with this scene but they really succeeded it in many ways.
thanks for uploading this, beautiful song to a great great love story. What’s funny though is that Scott Grimes can obviously play the guitar, but still the chords he plays in the episode are not the ones your hear. I wonder why that is..
@@cerilawrence4153 Absolutely understandable - Scott Grimes sings with an emotion in his voice that is simply amazing. There should be more of his kind.
Hey ? Wasn't that the song from the Holodeck/Simulator episode where Lt Malloy ended up loving someone who had been dead for over 400 years ? I think so.. Any chance of getting confirmation?
Yes it was the same song from that episode ("Lasting Impressions", S02E11 - German title: "Die Zeitkapsel"). Gordon Malloy (Scott Grimes) sang a duet with Laura Huggins (portrayed by actress Leighton Meester), which was also very beautiful.
@@stephenfarthing3819 Interesting phrase "feeling in my water" - I never heard that before, but nevertheless I understood it. I guess it means more or less the same like "gut feeling" or "feeling in my bones", but "water" is more likely specified, because our body is filled mostly with water - I like it, thank you very much!
@@AlexanderGlas1 I think that a explaination of the verbal rhetoric is necessary. But yes indeed. It means the same thing as a gut instinct or intuition. It's a British Isles expression too. I'd like to hear Scott Grimes's view of this. And this is becoming habitual but thank you for that as well! Pleased to clear it up for you - and anyone else who isn't certain of the saying.
I am not a guitar player, but I guess the first verse is G - D/F and than I begins to get difficult for me. But I am quite sure there is an tutorial anywhere... I found one for this special version: tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/jimmy-webb/thats-all-ive-got-to-say-chords-3330698 ... and I was pretty close with "And I tried to write a symphony" 🙂(according to this site it is G - D/F#). I'm very sure you can do it!
I feel for this character. They really punished him. I was hoping they were going to end it with him happy with her. But nope. They took it all away from him.
Death by PowerPoint. In what universe would someone want to have a great big banner obscuring the picture every few seconds. Sigh! Great clip but plenty of not irritating versions on YT.
Oh yes, Jeff Bridges - later aka. "Dude" - in The Last Unicorn! I do not know if he is a better singer - a performer for sure -, but he did a brillant job in the great animated movie.
Really gotta give Seth credit for making sure Scott has screentime to show off his excellent singing talent.
Absolutely true, I fully agree! His singing is a valuable asset to the show!
They've been working together for years, if anyone is aware of how good of a singer Scott Grimes is, it's Seth McFarlane.
Oh yea this song was on a beautiful movie, "The Last Unicorn."
Scott sang as a child on Richard Carpenter's solo album in 1987 (Richard of: "The Carpenters," Karen's Brother). Beautiful Godly gift they all have
Well Seth is a comedian who likes to sing as well, so it makes sense
His voice is perfect for singing these classic songs.
The episodes with Leighton Meester in hit me in the feels, each time I nearly cried.
Especially the second time.
Still can't watch these episodes. Reminds me of my wife who's passed on. I love you Joane.
I’m so incredibly sorry for your loss Bruce, she’s in a peaceful place waiting for you, may she rest until then.❤
When I heard this song in this episode it hit me with such familiarity and nostalgia. I instantly loved it and I couldn't work out why. It wasn't until later when I was researching that I found it it was from a movie I saw when I was probably about 4-5 years old - The Last Unicorn! It might be the first music I ever heard as a youngster and had some kind of emotional impact. It's an incredible rendition of the song, I'm just so glad they put it in there. I also really like the little symphonic recap that's played at the end of the episode. Kudos to Seth and Scott!
The Last Unicorn, yes - a beautiful film. Regarding the "little symphonic", the instrumental version before the end credits started: While I made this video, I thought about adding the sequence to it. Today I kind of regret that I have'nt done it.
I had the exact same experience. When the simulated girl sang this I was instantly taken back to those nostalgic years of watching the last unicorn as a kid. It’s amazing after all these years it’s still one of my favorites.
I wish Scott Grimes would make more albums He authentic and his singing sets a natural mood. All around fantastic singer and Actor.
If I were him, I would do an "Orville Single".
So incredibly beautiful. I wish there was a longer performance version. And I love this because it’s from The Last Unicorn soundtrack but this version is way better!
There is a longer performance from Scott Grimes in a duett with Leighton Meester, but unfortunately not on my channel - see here e.g.: ua-cam.com/video/Utt2wLMbz0k/v-deo.html.
The *BEST* TV-Show of our times. Hope we shall all get to see more seasons of it!!
Totally agree with you. The Orville is the new milestone for SciFi series in space.
I guess if Hulu will be bought by Peacock - or at least The Orville gets to Peacock with any kind of deal between Disney and Comcast -, the chances are high for a season 4; this is probably the reason why the situation is still unclear.
@@AlexanderGlas1 latest news (albeit to be officially confirmed by the network) is that S4 has been greenlit. They're trying to round up the cast, which is no easy task since it's been over three years since production wrapped on S3.
I can't get over that the Orville used songs from the Last Unicorn... it's insane and thrills my soul
The movie this song is originally from is my favourite movie❤ for those that dont know its called "The last Unicorn". It came out in the 80s and my mom showed it to me when i was a kid and I love it.
He has a beautiful voice!
My newest favorite singer. Such talent but so few songs online. I love his voice and expressiveness while singing. The songs are great but "seeing" him sing them really adds an equal dimension to his performances. I could enjoy the performances almost as much without hearing the audio. He is so expressive.
Indeed! I just tried it for myself - his performance is expressive even without sound. As Spock would say: Fascinating! \V/_
WOW. I saw this episode and it touched me. I remembered the romance between the two characters. The sad things is that he had a second chance, but if you never remember it, then it never happened. Great job.
At least he knows about it after hearing the story from Ed and Kelly. And maybe he will dream of it. But to be honest with the character Gordon in this show I can rather imagine that he will make a joke out of it, like: "I was married to a woman 400 years ago and I don´t remember anything". Or much better: Writing a song about it! If there will be a 4th season that could be, somehow, very touching.
I haven't watched season 3 yet but
Lasting impressions was such a wonderful episode! I fell in love with Gordon in that one, (I already loved Leighton, so no prob on that front ;) and to hear him sing it's song again is such a bittersweet moment.
Somehow I wish Gordon can meet someone who's related to Laura in "his" future.
So he and we all get to know what happened to her and her relatives.
But I suppose something like that happened here by what I read in the comments?
@@Jasonslittlesister1 Your assumption is correct, but I can't write more without spoilers. "Last Impressions" was a really good episode, but "Twice in a Lifetime" is so much better.
@@AlexanderGlas1 oh that sounds great! I'm really looking forward to see it! Thanks for your kind reply
It was good. Really good science fiction.
This episode was heartbreaking 💔
Poor Gordon 😓
Beautiful song & amazing voice. Love it. ❤
Never fails that someone is cutting onions when this song comes on
Sounds pretty true ^^.
His voice is amazing. Is there a full version of Scott Grimes singing this anywhere?
To be honest I do not know. I couldn't found a version yet, but I can imagine there will be one. In any case they probably will make a soundtrack for this season of The Orville again, they simply have to!
It really took some looking but I found it : ua-cam.com/video/-QotNd7pspM/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Utt2wLMbz0k/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Utt2wLMbz0k/v-deo.html
There's a duet of him and Leighton Meester singing it, but I don't think there's one of him performing the entire song solo.
Man scott grimes can sing
Yes he can ^^!
That's saying it lightly.
Absafreakenlutly.
There are some other videos of him singing that you should check out. There's a really good one of him singing Man In The Mirror.
Song from the last unicorn! Wow
I'd love to hear his full version of this song. Preferably with a female vocal for the other part. This was one of my two favorite songs America wrote for The Last Unicorn. The other was In the Sea. The entire soundtrack though was beautifully written and performed.
The rich man schemed.
The poor man begged.
The true man loved.
WE NEED MORE SEASONS DAMMIT
A woman married an emotionless killer robot.
No we don't.
One of the most impactful music scenes I can recall in cinema is The Doctor playing Someone to Watch Over Me in an episode of Star Trek Voyager. I don't know if they were trying to pay homage to Voyager with this scene but they really succeeded it in many ways.
Good point. Could be. In fact this was a marvelous episode of Voyager. But in any case: The Orville really succeeded it in many ways ^^.
Scott Grimes is so damn talented. if this acting thing doesn't work out he should actually be a singer. like full time.
I'll go down swinging that Ed did Gordon dirty bringing him back. Like after all you've been through, you're playing the protocol card now?
Agreed.
I was hoping if there was a final season, they were going to wrap this story up with a happy ending. Guess that's not happening now.
I spend so many nights looking at moon, hoping you were thinking of me too.
Wonderful song from America in the Last Unicorn
thanks for uploading this, beautiful song to a great great love story. What’s funny though is that Scott Grimes can obviously play the guitar, but still the chords he plays in the episode are not the ones your hear. I wonder why that is..
You´re welcome. I actually think he played and - of course - sang it live, and they probably edited the recording a little bit afterwards.
Happy birthday at scott grimes from italian boy live in rome
I luv him singing goodbye to isaacc ❤
Yes, I loved that too. It was so beautiful when he patted Isaac on his cheek at the end.
@@AlexanderGlas1 ive got them both on youtube on my own playlist o cant stop singing it omg
@@cerilawrence4153 Absolutely understandable - Scott Grimes sings with an emotion in his voice that is simply amazing. There should be more of his kind.
@@AlexanderGlas1 have you heard him sing as steve smith of american dad brilliant
@@cerilawrence4153 Yes, now you mentioned it - that was always very funny, and somehow, of course, brillant.
I cant get enough of this mans singing, where can I hear more? Aside from silly steve songs
Hey ? Wasn't that the song from the Holodeck/Simulator episode where Lt Malloy ended up loving someone who had been dead for over 400 years ? I think so.. Any chance of getting confirmation?
Yes it was the same song from that episode ("Lasting Impressions", S02E11 - German title: "Die Zeitkapsel"). Gordon Malloy (Scott Grimes) sang a duet with Laura Huggins (portrayed by actress Leighton Meester), which was also very beautiful.
@@AlexanderGlas1 Ah thank you very much! I had a feeling in my water - that was the case of that!
@@stephenfarthing3819 Interesting phrase "feeling in my water" - I never heard that before, but nevertheless I understood it. I guess it means more or less the same like "gut feeling" or "feeling in my bones", but "water" is more likely specified, because our body is filled mostly with water - I like it, thank you very much!
@@AlexanderGlas1 I think that a explaination of the verbal rhetoric is necessary. But yes indeed. It means the same thing as a gut instinct or intuition. It's a British Isles expression too. I'd like to hear Scott Grimes's view of this. And this is becoming habitual but thank you for that as well! Pleased to clear it up for you - and anyone else who isn't certain of the saying.
@@stephenfarthing3819 Maybe he´d try to write a symphony ... and lost the melody ;-).
Today scott grimes 52 years
The Orville did something that Star Trek never did: it nailed a holodeck romance.
Archie! He is good Dr.
Remember that time American Dad's Steve Smith sang a song from THE LAST UNICORN on a Star Trek spinoff
I remember. It was a good episode.
The Last Unicorn! Swore this song was only made for the movie. I guess I have some research to do :P
I wish this was on Apple Music
I keep seeing Steve Smith sing this
Please could someone link me up to the tabs for this?
Does anyone know what chords he is playing? This song is so beautiful 🤩 I want to Play it.
I am not a guitar player, but I guess the first verse is G - D/F and than I begins to get difficult for me. But I am quite sure there is an tutorial anywhere...
I found one for this special version: tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/jimmy-webb/thats-all-ive-got-to-say-chords-3330698 ... and I was pretty close with "And I tried to write a symphony" 🙂(according to this site it is G - D/F#). I'm very sure you can do it!
@@AlexanderGlas1 thanks!! I appreciate it!
@@fudgecameron_ You're welcome!
Now the chords are sorted out ;-)
How about the picking pattern. Is it Travis Picking... Anyone??
@@hugglebear69 I'm not a guitar player, but it sounds like Travis Picking for me. If you let the video run very slowly, you can almost see it.
OMG.. where to get these guitar tabs to learn this song to play?
This link should help you:
tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/jimmy-webb/thats-all-ive-got-to-say-chords-3330698
Good Luck!
@@AlexanderGlas1 Thank you so much... !
@@adamonjourney3726 You're welcome!
Where can I listen to the full version of Scott's cover for this song?
Imho, unfortunately nowhere.
I feel for this character. They really punished him.
I was hoping they were going to end it with him happy with her. But nope. They took it all away from him.
Seth is a very good singer, but Scott is World Class.
i actually kind of prefer her version if we're being honest but his talent is incontrovertible
The Orville is what Star Trek should be
So schaut's aus ^^! Imho Star Trek died literally in 2005.
Any one got the chords on this song?
See below, one of the first comments about a year ago: tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/jimmy-webb/thats-all-ive-got-to-say-chords-3330698.
@@AlexanderGlas1ur a legend
I assumed this was dubbed when I saw it. Didn’t know he could sing
I actually think he sang and played it live. Maybe they edited it a little bit afterwards...
@@AlexanderGlas1 Really great singers don't need two takes. And yes, I'm also dumping on autotune.
Maybe they will reveal this little secret in the Seasons 3 DVD.
@JamesEC Much obliged ;-) One sentence at The Orville New Horizons he spoke while making the first flight with the "Pterodon".
Death by PowerPoint. In what universe would someone want to have a great big banner obscuring the picture every few seconds. Sigh!
Great clip but plenty of not irritating versions on YT.
Not as good as the Jeff bridges original version, but that had most of a movie build up. Nor him with Leighton in a previous episode
Oh yes, Jeff Bridges - later aka. "Dude" - in The Last Unicorn! I do not know if he is a better singer - a performer for sure -, but he did a brillant job in the great animated movie.
I'm the 11th viewer
There are 7 more on Facebook ^^.
Leighton Meester sings well, but she's not on Scott's level. I like it better by him solo.
Ditto.
Please don't recreate the subtitling system of the Galaxy.
May I ask you what a subtitling system of the Galaxy is? I created this video with Movie Maker, nothing special.