#kelly grayson

[theorvilleincorrectquotes]

*Skipping stones across an artificial lake in the simulator*

Kelly: This is nice.

Bortus, who does not understand this Earth activity: Take that you fucking lake.

[doctor-donnas]

I joined the fleet because I never really had a family. And I wanted to belong to something larger than myself. Captain, the Orville has been so much more than I ever could've wished for. It was warm. It was welcoming. I was needed. You were my family. - Alara Kitan, The Orville, 2x3 "Home"

[a-little-honey-bee]

Ok so I just found out that The Orville will be making season 4 and… I. Am. Freaking. Out!!!

Guys I need more Claire and Issac and THEM WITH THEIR BOYS OK. I also want to just see the crew again I have so much love for this show! Please if there’s anyone else who wants to scream about the Finn family and the rest of The Orville’s crew I’d love to hear everything you think about it!

And my boy Gordon I miss his silly goofiness and the trio Gordon, Lamar, and Issac they were so good when they were doing something they are all so different but yet sometimes the same in ways if that makes any sense 😂 anyway yall I could go on and on please everyone watch The Orville

[orvilles-log]

So, short-term request for a DNA specialist in medical, staff reviews in armory and communications.

THE ORVILLE 2.03 - Home

[mooonbae]

“It's not bad, right?” “No, it's good. You paint some flames on the side, maybe like a rainbow unicorn, you got something.”

The Orville (2017-2022)

[womanmagnificent]

doing fandom shit yayy

[leonoramaymorgenstern]

Can We Just Acknowledges This Plushie's Ubiquitousness

RIP Kermit

Look at him watching the drama

Trans Child Troubles and bro is wondering what Ed's gonna do

This one's my favorite. Kermit knows Isaac's gonna save the day

Kermit: Up there with Isaac, Bortus, and Talla as one of the best characters IMO

[startreklightning]

If science fiction ever taught me anything, is that if you try to fix a bad event from your past, you make it ten times worse.

Exhibit A - Kelly Grayson, The Orville (episodes Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tommorow and The road not taken)

After finding out that sometime in the future she'd cheat on her husband, past Kelly decided to stop seeing him altogether to prevent that. Unknowingly, she also prevented other events from happening - since Kelly never cheated on Mercer, she didn't feel guilty, so she didn't get him capitancy on Orville, so doctor Finn never requested assignment there, so Isaac never met Ty and Marcus, so the Kaylon won Battle of Earth.

Exhibit B - Jean-Luc Picard, Star Trek: The Next Generation (episode Tapestry)

In this episode, Q gave Picard a chance to prevent one of events in his life from happening - getting stabbed in his heart, which caused Picard to need an artificial heart to survive. Convinced it wouldn't change the future, Picard didn't get into the bar fight. However, upon returning to the present, rather than a captain, he was one of junior science officers. By changing the event, he changed quite a bit of history - he was always playing it safe, which led to him not getting far within chain of command.

In both cases characters had to go back and fix what they've done so everything would go back to what it was.

It seems like moral is that no matter how bad experienced you had, current time flow is the best possible one.