@Tim-Buktu said:

@CharlesTheBold said:

The Orville is supposed to be "a mid-size exploration ship. "

What exactly is the Orville's function, compared to the Enterprise? In the first episode, there were jokes that the main character didn't deserve a "better" ship. Of course the Enterprise was said to be the "flagship" of Starfleet so it was supposed to be fancier.

Don't forget, they've had visuals of the Orville next to much larger ships. In my mind, I see the Orville about the equivalent size of a destroyer. The Enterprise from TOS was the size of an aircraft carrier. (This from The Making of Star Trek.) The TNG Enterprise was easily four times larger than that.

Don't misunderstand me. I_ like_ the fact that it's a smaller ship. But the stories need to take that into account.

This just in:

https://youtu.be/fk2fldfYCOU

Well, one commenter is correct, you can't just count pixels without knowing more about the relative scale.

But I would also like to point out that the Orville is said to be MID-level, not LOW-level or SMALL-level.

@violet75 said:

Was not funny. The kids were annoying and she killed the one non cannibal?

Can't believe she killed the one humanoid that was trying to keep her alive. And then she told her horrid son to make sure the 'safety' was on the gun as they respected life!! What a hypocrite.

She also killed the one humanoid who was holding her captive.