I approached watching 'The Orville' with some trepidation as many previous humorous Sci-Fi shows were spoiled by over-the-top pranks and stupidity that would have made Spock cringe with- 'illogical'. In addition, the CGi would have been fairly basic while detailing was barely credible to a keen audience. Enter 'The Orville' to change all previous misconceptions about what a comedy sci-fi should be.
The script is definitely what makes this show work wonders, while the cast supports it by being totally convincing. As individuals, the cast also provides the audience with characters, often not human, that they find themselves wanting to know more about.
I suspect that because 'The Orville' does take itself seriously and the story lines reflect this by being genuinely interesting as well as at times, exciting, the show is able to win over its audience.
I am certain that The Orville has a great future ahead and hope to watch many more adventures.
The script is definitely what makes this show work wonders, while the cast supports it by being totally convincing. As individuals, the cast also provides the audience with characters, often not human, that they find themselves wanting to know more about.
I suspect that because 'The Orville' does take itself seriously and the story lines reflect this by being genuinely interesting as well as at times, exciting, the show is able to win over its audience.
I am certain that The Orville has a great future ahead and hope to watch many more adventures.