ICYMI: Hulu's TheOrvilleNewHorizons S03E06 'Twice in a Lifetime' is a modern time travel classic with ScottGrimes offering his best performance to date: Review / TheOrville TheOrville SethMacFarlane
\nWhile it's a coincidence that the season finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and The Orville: New Horizons sixth episode of season three in 'Twice in a Lifetime' deal with time travel, there's surprisingly no overlap between the two. The episode premise of the Seth MacFarlane-created series is that they have an experimental time travel device that naturally becomes potentially dangerous.
I'm actually curious if Star Trek: Next Generation and Picard star Brent Spiner would ever entertain an appearance on the show to play off of Jackson's character.\nThe Orville: New Horizons — 'Twice In A Lifetime' – Episode 306 — The Orville crew sets out to rescue Gordon in a distant yet familiar world, dealing with potentially permanent consequences along the way. Capt. Ed Mercer , Lt. Talla Keyali , Cmdr. Kelly Grayson , and Lt. Gordon Malloy , are shown.
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