Well, my recording last night got blasted by MLB playoffs. Looks like they will rebroadcast on Sunday.
Or you could watch on the FOX website.Well, my recording last night got blasted by MLB playoffs. Looks like they will rebroadcast on Sunday.
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I liked episode 5 too, though I'm a sucker for time travel stories.
Time travel stories give me a headache.
1: Without her, they originally died from the "Dark Matter" and the Orville was destroyed.
2: She came back in time through the wormhole to save them and steal the Orville
3: They destroyed the stable wormhole. So, it would no longer exist in her future, and she couldn't have come back to save them.
Loop back to number 1 infinitely.
They should have ceased to exist right after destroying the wormhole... In which case the wormhole would pop back into existence (since they no longer existed to destroy it) then she'd come back to save them, etc, etc, etc...
I hate poorly done time travel stories. Good ones like TNG's Time's Arrow are highly satisfying.Time travel stories give me a headache.
1: Without her, they originally died from the "Dark Matter" and the Orville was destroyed.
2: She came back in time through the wormhole to save them and steal the Orville
3: They destroyed the stable wormhole. So, it would no longer exist in her future, and she couldn't have come back to save them.
Loop back to number 1 infinitely.
They should have ceased to exist right after destroying the wormhole... In which case the wormhole would pop back into existence (since they no longer existed to destroy it) then she'd come back to save them, etc, etc, etc...
IT'S ONLY TV!!!!!!If you think about this stuff too hard,it just makes your head hurt.
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They should have ceased to exist right after destroying the wormhole... In which case the wormhole would pop back into existence (since they no longer existed to destroy it) then she'd come back to save them, etc, etc, etc...
What's an engram????
What's an engram????
An engram or memory engram was an impression made physically in neural tissue of the brain by any mental stimulus, thereby explaining the persistence of memory.
Shortly before 2268, Dr. Richard Daystrom developed multitronics – a method of constructing a computer that could think, and of impressing memory engrams upon its circuits. The result was the M-5 multitronic unit, developed with Daystrom's own engrams. As Daystrom was near a nervous breakdown at the time, the M-5 was (like its predecessors M-1 through M-4) "not entirely successful". While multitronics showed some promise, it was eventually superseded by isolinear circuitry. (TOS: "The Ultimate Computer")
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