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She’s always a woman to me

She’s always a woman to me

I hope we get to se more of Teleya in season 4

I’m missing all the characters right now

Also the song totally describes Teleya

u/Quirky-Ad-9784 — 8 days ago

I just finished watching the show and it makes me feel so complete. (I think)

I just finished watching the orville and it grew on me. I first discovered it on youtube with clips of the "Majority Rule" episode. I was hooked.

  • There were characters I hated who also grew on me like >!Charly (RIP).!<
  • I also really appreciate how >!Bortus was shown to be someone who discovers something new and instead of ignoring it, finds his way towards understanding and accepting it even though it takes time. He started out as this really close minded dude and the overall change in his thought process is quite pleasing to witness, especially with his daughter Topa.!<
  • I felt as if I'm part of The Orville crew. I saw their ups and downs and watched them learn, learning a few things myself.
  • Watching it felt so right. All the decisions made for the characters felt just right too. >!Alara's decision to not come back was very sad to me but from her POV, she was very right to do so. I also feel for Charly and how she decided to be the bigger one by ultimately sacrificing herself for the very Kaylons she loathed.!<

This show is definitely on my favorite list and definitely top 3.

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u/awryabbyuwu — 8 days ago

Do you guys think Seth named Kelly Grayson after Grace Kelly?

As a lot of you know Seth is a huge fan of old Hollywood so I wouldn't put it past him. Sorry if this has been brought up before.

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u/heshwillbiteANYTHING — 8 days ago

Any episode that made you emotional?

I got most emotional at Home (S2E03) and the close second was Electric Sheep (S3E01).

u/AladeenRichards — 8 days ago