The Orville season 3 episode 2 will be available on Hulu today – are you ready to enter yet another new world? Seth MacFarlane and the entire team are taking the phrase “New Horizons” as literally as they can, focusing on imagination and enabling the plot to go in almost any direction.
We know that there is very little information available about tomorrow’s episode other than the title “Shadow Realms,” which does seem fairly cool. MacFarlane has previously stated that this episode is best watched with the lights turned off, and he recently posted something more that has us eager for what’s to come: “New episode of The Orville: New Horizons tomorrow on [Hulu]! You’ll laugh, you’ll gasp, you’ll jump out of your seat.”
Sure, this is only another small glimpse into what the future holds for this programme, but it speaks to a vast range of genres that it is attempting to conquer. The debut of “Electric Sheep” was cerebral, dark, and lovely at times. We suspect that episode 2 will be a touch frightening. The concept of darkness always lends itself to frightening stuff, and a lot of that depends on how much the team wants to conform to preconceptions or find a way to subvert them entirely.
We know there will be more to share about episode 2 in less than 24 hours, so before we go, why not take a moment to reflect on episode 1? Below, courtesy of the show’s Instagram, is a closer look at the premiere, revealing the huge moral judgments made and why the Isaac plotline is so important. Burke may never have been a fan of Kaylon, but she did come to see why Isaac meant so much to others.
Sure, this is only another small glimpse into what the future holds for this program, but it testifies to the wide range of genres that it is attempting to conquer. The premiere of “Electric Sheep” was cerebral, dark, and lovely at times. We believe that episode 2 will be a little frightening. The concept of darkness always lends itself to frightening stuff, and a lot of it comes down to how much the team wants to conform to preconceptions or find a way to subvert them entirely.
We know there will be more to share about episode 2 in less than 24 hours, so before we wrap things up here, why not take a moment to reflect on episode 1? Below, courtesy of the show’s Instagram, you can get a closer look at the premiere, including the huge moral judgments made and why the Isaac plotline is so important. Burke was never a great fan of Kaylon, but she did come to understand why Isaac meant so much to other people.
The Orville: New Horizons: How Many Episodes Is It?
This new instalment will consist of a total of ten episodes. Season 1 had 12 episodes, whereas Season 2 had 14. If you’re into that sort of thing, each episode in New Horizons will be 12 to 15 minutes longer than the original episodes from the first two seasons.
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