Television Avenue 5

[PBAC]

Space comedy. I'm getting some early Orville vibes. It's built as a comedy but over all is probably much darker in nature. Presents itself as light humour but the opening scene shows children being crushed to death

Follows Dr. HUGH Laurie reprising his role as space captain House, a British actor hired to play the role of a fake American captain on a real space ship. They are thrown off course and he has to take on the real role of captain to bolster morale.

It's pretty funny, but breaking through all that the situation is incredibly morbid and worsened by their own ignorance.

I'm getting a whole don't look up vibe in how the press and responsible bodies refuse taken anything seriously. Can pretty predicably see how it ends based on that.

 

[Thepaintbucket]

Season 1 is solid comedy gold. Season 2 was terrible and probably why it got cancelled

 

[Pliny Pete]

I enjoyed it but don't really remember too much about it, just that it was goofy fun

 

[Excelsior]

I remember really liking season 1. Then I think there was hell of a long break between seasons and I basically forgot it ever existed.

 

[Jesus X]

2024 was a bad year for hbo max it is why I cancelled.

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

loved it.

 

[TheChance]

I liked it and was bummed it got cancelled

 

[Fedorgasm]

Never heard of it but it sounds great.

I think space comedy can work well but I've never seen Orville because I refuse to watch anything Seth McFarland does.

 

[PBAC]

Never heard of it but it sounds great.

I think space comedy can work well but I've never seen Orville because I refuse to watch anything Seth McFarland does.

It's good but it starts out very funny then just turns into star trek.

 

[Osculater]

I enjoyed it and I liked how they had american and brit actors in the show