AuroraBorealis

I use Emby (jellyfin is a fork of Emby right) and I think it's just a limitation of how it's written where you can't customize the regex that it uses to identify the show. I had this happen for Naruto Shippuden where it thinks they are the movies rather than the show, because anime has problems with how it defines seasons , I don't think there is a way to fix it other than a code change at the source , and manually changing the metadata yourself in the meantime

Pinning keeps them open

The whole theme of the show is the battle of the ideals which work great in the alpha quadrant vs the reality of their situation

How did that print so well without any supports?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that!

I think it just had issues yesterday, I was using it to watch episodes of CSI asy background noise show and last night it had no "episodes list" despite me being able to play the next episode

Except to use that analogy, all those star wars spinoffs gave us quite possibly the best piece of star wars media out there (Andor)

I like how one of the background characters in the party room was wearing the stupid headset everyone got addicted to in TNG

halo music

Also at 13:27 when Boimler is putting the canisters away I swear they are using the same sound effect as "half life 2 crowbar hitting metal.wav"

T'Lyn's delivery with her lines is also fantastic

At the same time, I think they tried to pick a plot point that was relevant today, while at the same time conveniently setting up a new bad guy since the Kaylon were "removed" as a threat. I also don't see it as the most implausible situation, since both Orville (and star trek) can basically change your gender at will, it's not the most absurd situation that a culture is so macho that they have been genetically altering all children at birth to make it 100% male

I'll say it, the adult gorn, in those space suits look awesome, I'm a sucker for more animalistic races in star trek

What the heck, this episode must have taken so much effort like 20+ minutes of singing + music (and the writing of the songs as well), and in a good half of those requires choreographed dancing as well, the a capella version of the intro, and a few orchestra versions in the credits

I was grinning almost the entire time for this episode, it was just....fun! And it moved the plot along too! (Although you kinda need to with so few episodes in a season)