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The Orville Renewed for Season 3 on Fox

Seth Macfarlane's sci-fi comedy-drama The Orville has been greenlit for another season on Fox.

May 12, 2019

New Family Guy Trailer Takes Shots at Kanye, Stranger Things & The Orville #SDCC

Family Guy returns to Fox on September 30th for its 17th season, making fun of everything currently ruining the world.

Jul 21, 2018

Seth MacFarlane Promises Star Trek Cameos in The Orville

MacFarlane confirms that there will be at least one or two Star Trek cameos coming in the first season of The Orville.

Sep 17, 2017

Fall 2017: Every New TV Show You Need to See

From Big Bang Theory spin-off Young Sheldon to Fox's X-Men TV series Gifted, here's all the new TV series that are coming in the 2017 fall tv season.

Aug 12, 2017

The Orville & Gotham Season 4 Premieres Arriving Earlier Than Expected

Fox has pushed up the Gotham Season 4 debut and The Orville series premiere, which will now be be a two-night event in September.

Jul 29, 2017

Walking Dead 8, Stranger Things 2 and Every Comic-Con 2017 TV Trailer

In case you missed out on all of our Comic-Con 2017 TV coverage, we have every TV show trailer that debuted during the Con this year.

Jul 24, 2017

The Orville Trailer Goes Interstellar with Star Trek Jokes

Seth MacFarlane's The Orville dropped a new trailer during San Diego Comic-Con that doubles down on the Star Trek parody angle.

Jul 23, 2017

Comic-Con 2017 Saturday TV Schedule Includes Westworld & Stranger Things

HBO's Westworld and Netflix's Stranger Things head to Hall H, while Arrow and Lucifer arrive on Saturday of Comic-Con 2017.

Jul 8, 2017

Fox Announces 2017-2018 Fall TV Premiere Dates

Fox kicks off its 2017-2018 fall TV season with a two-night premiere of the sci-fi comedy The Orville, debuting Sunday, September 10.

Jun 24, 2017

Fox Fall 2017-2018 TV Show Trailers Have Arrived

Take a look at the first footage from Fox's upcoming fall shows The Orville, Ghosted, LA to Vegas and Ghosted.

May 15, 2017

The Orville Synopsis

From Emmy Award-winning executive producer and creator Seth MacFarlane, ({Family Guy}, {Ted}) and director Jon Favreau ({The Jungle Book}, {Iron Man}), {The Orville} is a one-hour science fiction series set 400 years in the future that follows the adventures of the U.S.S. Orville, a mid-level exploratory vessel. Its crew, both human and alien, faces the wonders and dangers of outer space, while also dealing with the familiar, often humorous problems of regular people in a workplace... even though some of those people are from other planets, and the workplace is a faster-than-light spaceship. In the 25th century, Earth is part of the Planetary Union, a far-reaching, advanced and mostly peaceful civilization with a fleet of 3,000 ships. Down on his luck after a bitter divorce, Planetary Union officer Ed Mercer (MacFarlane) finally gets his chance to command one of these ships: the U.S.S. Orville. Determined to prove his worth and write a new chapter in his life, Ed finds that task all the more difficult when the First Officer assigned to his ship is his ex-wife, Kelly Grayson (Adrianne Palicki, {Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.}, {Friday Night Lights}). As the new commander, Ed assembles a qualified, but eccentric crew, including his best friend, Gordon Malloy (Scott Grimes, {ER}, {Justified}), who has problems with authority, but is the best helmsman in the fleet; DR. Claire Finn (Penny Johnson Jerald, {24}, {The Larry Sanders Show}), one of the Union's most accomplished physicians; Bortus (Peter Macon, {Shameless}, {Bosch}), an alien from a single-sex species; Isaac (Mark Jackson, {That Royal Today}), an artificial life-form from a machine society that thinks biological life-forms are inferior; navigator John Lamarr (J. Lee, {Familly Guy}, {The Cleveland Show}), whose casual humor cuts through even the most dire situations; Alara Kitan (Halston Sage, {Neighbors}," {Goosebumps}), a young, inexperienced security officer whose home planet's high gravity gives her superior physical strength; and Yaphit, a gelatinous creature voiced by comedian Norm Macdonald ({The Middle}, {Saturday Night Live}). Somehow, Ed and Kelly must put the past behind them and, with the help of the crew, navigate fascinating and sometimes dangerous adventures in outer space, as well as the tumultuous and captivating day-to-day personal relationships with their colleagues.