The End of Charly Burke (4K) | The Orville New Horizons 3x09 "Domino" Clip

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[@WJen8]

Charly's story was an excellent example of how to execute character development. She was designed in a way that people would dislike her but she still had an understandable explanation for her persona, then she evolved through plausible scenarios to the point where she had changed her perspective enough for a grand finale self-sacrifice that tugged at audience's hearstrings. Bravo Charly and bravo Orville.

[@ScifinewsDE]

Point on

[@ZephyrBW]

Couldn't have said it any better

[@sdw261]

She's a disgusting piece of trash. Good riddance..

[@sdw261]

Another alphabet creep bites the dust.. 😂🤣😂

[@averyvaliant]

I couldn't stand her character at the beginning, but then really got to loving her at the end I think that's a testament to several things, bloody good acting, script writing and character development.

[@kalyana9705]

That look back scene 1:30 of the primary Kaylon looking at Charly was amazing. It was the moment that radically shifted the way Kaylons viewed the alliance.

[@stevensanderson2817]

Yeah it was a very necessary sacrifice for the plot to make sense, for an organic to stay and sacrifice their own life to protect a race of machines that have tried to kill them is a very hard thing for the machines to ignore and since Kaylon Primary seems to be the head of a hive mind of sorts it couldnt have happened in front of anyone better. He needed to be there in person to not have any doubts that it was fabricated. Their whole premise for killing all organic life was that because their own creators tried to kill them and enslave them then all organics must be the same way. This proved that not all organics wanted them dead and that some would even go so far as to die to make sure that they had the right to exist, the Union could have easily walked away and let the Kaylon die and chose not to.

[@KenshiImmortalWolf]

It's the utter shock that all his understandings, might be wrong. It's what makes the Kaylon a very sympathetic force. Issac doesn't get the same experiences so he absorbs the good of organics early, he sees empirical evidence of the kindness and selflessness of organics first, not their cruelty, so when he comes into contact with the negative sides of organics they don't get to become the basis of his beliefs, Primary did however, so it took something like this, something so brazen something so selfless as to be willing to die for the very people she hated and had every right to want dead, that finally broke through the 'Organics=bad' math that had infested kaylon understanding for so long.

[@rubyangel2900]

Yeah they could finally conclude that organics were worth preserving after all....

[@moonlitmortician6694]

And it's all without any facial expressions. I'm not sure if it's the costume design, direction, or even the body acting, but that one little look as so much emotion behind it and the guy doesn't even have a face.

[@stevensanderson2817]

@@moonlitmortician6694 The slight head tilt always indicates someone not quite understanding something

[@youreprettygood2603]

I love how Kaylon Primary turned back and looked at Charly, this is when the Kaylon realized that not all biologicals are out there to hurt them like their creators did.

[@KyleSlavik14]

Yeah there are some decent biologicals not all of them are like their idiotic creators.

[@captaincmoore]

"I'm here, Amanda" gave me goosebumps. It's a bittersweet moment. Charly's gone, but there's something touching about this. She's been reunited with Amanda. She's happy.

[@aercalad316]

And these words implies, that she wanted, all the time since the death of Amanda, to be dead, too.

[@davidhenderson3400]

@@aercalad316 The death of Amanda unhinged her. Going out like this was better than putting a blaster to the roof of her mouth which I fear she would have done sooner or later.

[@comingoutofhibernation2122]

Unless there is no afterlife, in which case she's been re-united with nobody. She's just gone.

[@KingDragonBoyPrime1998]

Charly Burke’s last words: “I’m here Amanda”. 3:00

[@johnwang9914]

Well, if the character is popular enough and the actress is available, they might dream up a way to bring her back or at least a character that looks like her...

[@owaindavies9971]

She was amazing but can we take a moment to discuss how her character cemented Seth's portrayal as Captain Mercer. Until now, i saw him more as a fan having fun with something he loved. His scenes with Charley put him on the same level as the Trek captains. I don't think Charleys character would have worked if it wasn't for Mercer.

[@icex7312]

He has been Captain Serious this season with rarely a smile to be found. Love this season!

[@theartist359]

She didn't work... she's a b!tch

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

seth loves killing off his ex girlfriends!

[@lovethemack]

not how it felt to me. snide comment to Charley from the captain. She who clearly needed trauma counseling and grief counseling. more thinking like Riker than we need and not enough progressive thinking that the rest of the format ran with imo

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Yep, right up there with Jean-Luc Picard's interactions with Ensign Sito Jaxa.

[@jamesharris3058]

Ensign Burke's bravery was unforgettable. The Kaylon have to credit her with saving them from the Krill and the Moclans.

[@jeremydale4548]

Which is hilarious when she hated them with a burning passion. Which now that I think about it, I wonder how she feels about being the one to save the Kaylon. Don’t remember if it was ever stated what Charlie’s relation to Amanda was. But I’m leaning toward either lovers or sisters for her to be so upset over it.

[@seignee]

@@jeremydale4548 yes, she was in love with Amanda but never got to confess it before she died.

[@ericstewart5852]

Sad to see charlie die didn't like her in the beginning of the season but slowly begun to like her what an episode I cried like a baby absolutely love this show hope we get a bunch of seasons hands down best Syfy on tv right now

[@nobody1a]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaelfranzgarcia7769]

worst character ever, thank god she is out ( force feed character)

[@ericstewart5852]

@@michaelfranzgarcia7769 I thought she was brilliant and the writing was brilliant yes she was used just to tell a story but that's tv to watch her every week grow and open her mind about issac it was good tv enjoyed every episode

[@0doublezero0]

Well, that's what character development does to people.

[@chrislenz6634]

We watched a horrible actress and horrible character both improve in leaps and bounds before our eyes. By the end, she and her character were so much improved, I was looking forward to watch her become something special.

[@stevefreeman9265]

If this were the Star Trek Universe she would have earned her place in Sto Vo Kor and Klingons would sing songs about her courage and honor.

[@Sm1ret]

Well said. QaPla!

[@michaelaspeslet6577]

Well said there bub

[@jamesspring4610]

And her own statue in the Hall Of Heroes. As of 26/8/22 I named a ship in STO after her.

[@stevefreeman9265]

Glory to her and her house

[@stevefreeman9265]

@@jamesspring4610 Standing beside Kang, Koloth, Kor

[@malcolmmorin]

Can we all just appreciate how good the visual effects are here?

[@abovewater6918]

Charlie/Charly was a great character. I'm not saying she was a "nice" character though, she was rough around the edges. Which allowed for character growth, and her hating the Kaylons made her sacrifice mean so much more. She was written to be "unlikable" on purpose, so she could show her true character when it mattered

[@LGranthamsHeir]

Exactly. She lives by Spock's motto: "The needs of the many outweight the needs of the few...or of one!" #RIPCharly

[@0doublezero0]

And so many people missed that part. Grudges don't magically disappear in one episode, it takes time for people to move forward. The fact she was like this is what made the impact of her death that much greater.

[@michaeljung1662]

I actually respected the fact that she died still hating the Kaylon - yet still felt it was her duty to stop the weapon from firing and committing genocide. Shows someone doesn't have to completely turn into a different person to act heroically, or that a person with a powerful prejudice isn't automatically a villain.

[@TechnoMageB5]

The Kaylon leader pausing to take one more look at her before leaving...that's going to leave an impression.

[@dragonsword7370]

Rather likens to Ahsoka Tano in Star Wars. Started out as an annoying character but holy crap did they grow her into a much beloved character.

[@Balikon]

1:16 For me this last look to Isaac is like "THIS time I do it for YOU" and therefore the arc to episode one, when she said "I did not do it for you".

[@LGranthamsHeir]

As a legendary Star Trek character once said to justify his self sacrifice, "the needs of the many outweight the needs of the few...or the one!" The Orville might be in a very different universe, but its Union officers live and die by this motto as well....

[@caiolimabh]

Incredible episode. I watched it 3 times.

[@bellissimo4520]

The effects in this show are frikkin amazing... that explosion was really, really cool!

[@Jonbwriter]

This was an intense episode, but one of the best of the whole series. Excellent special effects for a TV show. But when it comes right down to it, the action of one person saved the day.

[@benderisgreat95able]

This episode better scoop up every Emmy possible.

[@benderisgreat95able]

@@adaster98, by "it", you mean all of season 3? 😂❤️

[@haggislover8357]

It deserves tons but it won't because they did great writing, special effects and didn't do the wokeness, representation etc etc which is what all the failing franchises are doing right now.

[@Kanthannic]

@@haggislover8357 The Orville s3 was hella woke, but it wasn't preachy, it was beautifully shown instead. First TV show to do it since TNG.

[@haggislover8357]

@@Kanthannic I did think it was going bad like the others we see but it didn't and IMO this is the best Space based series I have seen for a long time. fingers crossed season 4 is just as good and more seasons in the future

[@steffanyschwartz7801]

Unfortunately this show is great yes. However it’s running up against Better Call Saul which is a masterpiece, Saul blows it out of the heavens

[@tuchehstone]

Sci-fi at its core isn't about the flashy SFX or the glamorous sets that cost way too much. No. Sci-fi is, as Gene Roddenberry would've said it, about the human condition and bringing us together in ways that defy explanation. This scene, even with the heavy SFX is that much more impactful because we the audience understand the stakes and the ultimate sacrifice Charly made. Thank you, Seth MacFarlane, for bringing us Orville fans together since again, even if it's just to mourn.

[@valueofnothing2487]

Yes, that's why this episode is so terrible because it says spend so much time on space, battles and actions in basements. Instead, it should have been like Roddenberry's Conscience of the King where it was a human drama or even TNG's I borg.

[@themarlboromandalorian]

Science fiction, like most fiction, is about the human component. The weird aliens, pseudo science, rayguns, faster than light drives, wormholes...etc... These are just the gilding on the chariot which carries us to the point of it all. Exploring ourselves.

[@BlazingOwnager]

@@valueofnothing2487 Nah, this episode was great. The fact it brought in the exciting elements of franchises like Star Wars and juxtaposed them perfectly with it's Star Trek core just makes me like the show more. Plus the stories were linked well and you understood the stakes of each.

[@valueofnothing2487]

@@BlazingOwnager What about Transformers? Transformers is loaded with action. Do you like that as well? Is that 'Star Wars'? What is the difference? I submit the cgi and choreography was pretty bad as well - with few great set pieces and mostly blurring backgrounds and close up of ships - meanwhile they literally flash white into your eyes proving that the visuals aren't enough. And why Kelly fighting in the basement? They weren't even a significant part of this episode! Action, by itself, is pointless - in my opinion. The reason we like the action in Star Wars is because of all the time spent on developing it's characters - at least in the better Star Wars. But this episode was about Burke's character arc to get her to change her mind. We are not shown anything about her. It is character development by plot twist. We need a human drama (I believe) like Conscience of the King or I, Borg. Those are great episodes. And what about Ted Danson's character? Why did he do what he did? Why weren't we shown that? Why did we listen to Gordon playing guitar and people at a party? This episode was simply poorly written.

[@augustsonseventy42]

You are correct that good Star Trek is about the people. You are wrong that making flashy sets for them to thrive in isn’t part of it.

[@victortang7610]

Charly has great courage, and I'm saddened to see her leave. The price for (relative) peace has been high, and every time the war demands more. I hope her sacrifice will win a long and lasting peace.

[@stevenwongso66]

Price of freedom and price of peace is always high no matter which civilization involved.

[@LGranthamsHeir]

"The needs of the many outweight the needs of the few...or of one!" #RIPCharly

[@xaviercast970]

Damn it, I hope her death was not in vain...😱😱😱😱

[@Saiyanprince1114]

I loved how she basically told Kelly to put up or shut up.

[@gryyswydyr13]

One of the best sci-fi/drama scenes ever filmed in my opinion. What an amazing character arc!

[@whalers59]

I really grew to like Charly after not being able to stand her in the beginning, but I think that was the point. What made this sting even more is earlier in the episode we see what an amazing voice Charly/Ann Winters has, and I'm sure I wasn't the only one looking forward to hearing her sing more.

[@stevenwongso66]

I believe the title should be "Charly Burke's Finest Moment". Because this is the time where a hero was born not like a villain that needed prefix of The End.

[@LGranthamsHeir]

"The needs of the many outweight the needs of the few...or of one!" #RIPCharly

[@owaindavies9971]

Such a flawed hero. She was a truly superb character we could all relate to.

[@dustinherk8124]

title shouldnt contain spoilers for such a fresh episode. wonder how many people had this ruined just cus this video popped up in their recommended feed, without even clicking on the video.

[@Gamble661]

Charly's character was suffering from serious PTSD for which she never got the help she should have. Of course that wouldn't have fit well into the plot line probably. I didn't care for her character (as intended by the writers most likely) but her final scene was very visceral and incredibly well done. It was a real gut punch.

[@BladeWraith33]

hated that womans guts but I still cried at this scene.

[@valueofnothing2487]

@@jasonbennett7002 She was a terrible actress and her role was superficial. Typically when tragic events happen to people, they push them aside. They bury them and then it affects their personality differently. They tried to put it out of their mind. Siskco become cynical and depressed and does not look forward to his job on DS9. In the conscious of the King, daughter of the genocidal maniac becomes literally insane. And because Burke doesn't have this psychological reaction, she just comes across as cartoonish. And because she's a bad actress, it only emphasizes this even more. Everybody else just realizes that it's just one android that's different than the rest. If you're not crazy or depressed or whatever, then why this woman acting any differently?

[@knoahbody69]

@@jasonbennett7002 A lot of fans Hate Klyden too.

[@valueofnothing2487]

@@jasonbennett7002 She's also a terrible actress. The terrible actress will not vary the pitch and meter and volume of their voice. They will not give the impression that they are thinking and trying to find the right words rather than just speak out the words in monotone. When you see Penny Jackson act, she will often look like she is trying to find the words to express herself. Winter's just says the words. Her emotion is always the same in every sentence she makes. Jackson varies the emotion and you can tell. She's trying to figure out what words to say and she appears thoughtful in her lines. That is just a simple comparison of why Winters is a bad actress and Jackson is a good one. Winters is even worse because her mannerisms suggest a certain superficiality. She rolls her eyes, she appears spiteful, and petulant.These are the reactions of people who have spent of lifetime with superficial annoyances. An Orville officer would simply state their point of view and be confident of their power and training. They would not be passive, aggressive or spiteful. Winters would be great in a young adult drama-comedy. The purpose of those shows is to have people be annoyed about superficial things. And that's what makes it funny, quirky and comedic.

[@BaddAtom]

@@valueofnothing2487 well name checks out. Does mom have to paint the basement again?

[@overkall1691]

@@jasonbennett7002 Anyone that says "I know more than you" will never be a hero, of their own story ,or of any, you are petty, and you are childish. And you cannot accept that people have other opinions. I don't know how you got so many people to upvote you, but you are shallow, pedantic, and rude.

[@setharagon773]

Season 3 has been more of a star trek show than the other 2. Well done

[@alphaq3368]

But the first season was the best

[@benaffblack]

​the first season is the lowest and worst rated of the entire show.....@@alphaq3368

[@SouthernSouthAsian]

I didn't expect them to off her. The way I saw the episode going as I watched was that they would fail, and the weapon would be used. But the Kaylons have already developed a defense and just want to see if the humans would defend them, bringing them into the Alliance when it was shown they would. Or that Kaylon Prime would disconnect everyone from the network making all the Kaylons individuals.

[@slider954]

Charly was very much like Captain Shaw on Picard, both still suffering from seeing their ship blown up and all their friends die, and then having to work with a member of the species that did it, or ex member in Seven's case, only for their way of thinking to change by the time of their death

[@mondayheadache1402]

What a truly marvelous, brave and heroic way to end a characters arc. This scene reminded me of Mordin Solus's sacrifice from Mass Effect 3 and I mean that in a very good way. The inner conflict, the determination to save others and make up a mistake from earlier days. Truly outstanding

[@danielhaire6677]

"Anyone else...would have got it wrong."

[@ytgray]

@@danielhaire6677 "Would have liked to run tests on the seashells..."

[@danielhaire6677]

@@ytgray*"I am the very model of a SCIENTIST SALARIAN!!"*

[@LGranthamsHeir]

"The needs of the many outweight the needs of the few...or of one!" #RIPCharly

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

Or THE one. Not or of one.

[@miklo657]

This show hits hard. You don’t expect it to.

[@allysonchen4286]

Gotta say though, when they had the memorial, I cried. The fact that Isaac could make me cry was surprising. overall this was a good episode. Loved The Orville from the start. Waiting for the third season was worth it.

[@ekhidna4]

The one scene where Charly was good. I hated her character and personality but I liked her story arc and the impact on others. Can't say I'll miss her, but she went out like a champ.

[@luanneirendern6729]

My favorite episode so far, specially how Kaylon joined the Union. Isaac is my most favorite char. :D

[@cf87]

Damn this whole episode ruled and Charly had such a solid arch.

[@jerryfiore5818]

I cry every time I hear "We couldn't bring her home" and they show the bridge crew! I LOVED Ensign Charly Burke! 😭😭😭💔💔💔

[@snoopypal]

May not have liked her personality, but eventually understood and even appreciated her grudge about the Kaylon. It was the same stubbornness that kept her bound to duty and ultimately her sacrifice beyond her personal feelings.

[@corykelley786]

Episode for the ages Great storyline wonderful acting

[@jonathanmyers2867]

3:00 "I'm here, Amanda."

[@patricklyons794]

She with the woman she loved.

[@1c3manBG]

That moment when the parody turned out to be better than the real thing.

[@kallikantzaros4444]

One of the strongest emotionally scenes of the Orville saga! 💔😭😥

[@Cubsfan-hp1gw]

She was a great representation of the Union’s fear and distrust of the Caylons. My only real issue with her is that she always said inappropriate comments that raised tension and strife during intense diplomatic and critical discussions that were way over her paygrade as an Ensign

[@Spoopball]

Personally, I couldn't stand that she was incredibly, incredibly unprofessional with her racism. Like, you part of a crew, part of the union, you're a representative of a larger organization that puts their trust in you, and then she opens her mouth at the most awkward moments. They ended up giving her a redemption arc at the season finale but it was rough watching the episodes getting there.

[@franknada8235]

Well that only reflects in real life women get away with saying the most polarizing and inflammatory things just because.

[@eDDyL666]

@@Spoopball she was an angry lesbian

[@OneGaurdian]

@@Spoopball Racism? Let's not forget what Kaylons put the Union through before this season. Her reasons for hating them wasn't because of what they were, but because of what they did.

[@Spoopball]

@@OneGaurdian the kaylon supposedly [never] attacked anyone before in history, which is why the kaylon past was surprising, no one had ever know they were created, in fact the kaylon almost never interacted with anyone, thus Issac was allowed to join the orville, it was too rare of an opportunity to interact with a species that never talked to anyone outside their planet before. The season #1 finale was a "surprise" because it was unfounded for the kaylon to do an attack after never going to war with anyone, they were isolationists. Meanwhile, the audience could infer the krill has been killing millions/billions for as long as the union has existed (maybe the reason the union was formed) The krill had an episode where they were testing planetary nukes on farming villages. Not to mention the show has scenes of the krill pulling out a human's decapitated head and just repeatedly stabbing it while doing morning prayers. All of this has been known info since season 1, which is what makes Charlie a mega-hypocrite. She continues to tell people to get over hating the krill ( so they can join up to kill kaylon) but when people tell her to chill on the "racism" (aka her hatred of the race kaylon) she's pissed about it. Captain Mercier even has to pull her aside one episode and just straight up tell her; she not the only person to ever had a love one die, she doesn't get to call a monopoly on the pity parade.

[@erac5855]

Music at 4:10 reminds me of Kirk’s “death” in the deflector control room of the Enterprise B when Scotty says “Aye.”

[@valueofnothing2487]

It was really courageous for McFarlane to get rid of her. He is obviously a genius.

[@Suntizo]

I bet those immortal aliens will save her! Too big a character to get rid off I think.

[@erubin100]

especially considering he's banging her actress.

[@valueofnothing2487]

@@Suntizo You would think McFarlane could do better. She only 20 years younger.

[@LGranthamsHeir]

@@Suntizo I wish they would've transported Charly out like when the "Enterprise" transported Spock out of the volcano in "Into Darkness." Then I realize there is no transporter in the "Orville-verse 😥

[@evanboll4651]

Read somewhere that apparently this was his plan for her from the start of the season.

[@Queen_Springsteen]

I’m here Amanda goosebumps every time 😢

[@vinnyrodriguez2699]

It seems to me charly chosen the right moment to die. Remember, it was stated she sees the universe like no one else could so she probably saw it was the right opportunity to die and her soul would end up were Amanda is.She was like its now or I might miss the chance. Amandas soul might have been close by.

[@Zinj1000]

Primary saw pure humanity in that one look back. Altruism, love, nobility, duty, honor, sacrifice, the best of what humanity has to offer.

[@phoen31]

Just surprised they offed her so early. Let' s not forget Ted Danson's character also was offed.. I wonder if there is a hope for another season.

[@Andrew-sk1re]

I love how the music when they find out about Charley sounds reminiscent of Kirk’s death theme from generations.

[@rich2365]

"We couldn't bring her home." And that was the moment the Orville was finally taken seriously.

[@LGranthamsHeir]

Space....The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Orville. Its continuing mission: To continue the sci-fi adventures inspired by Gene Roddenberry's visions. To seek first contacts with strange new aliens and civilizations. To boldly go where no 'Nu Trek' has gone before!

[@charleshodgdon6168]

Please stop this copy and paste comment on every Orville episode you can find. The first few times was good. Now it is just annoying.

[@Gary_Nadeau]

at least they don't start crying and screaming like they would have in Discovery 😂

[@tommysmooth6274]

We couldn’t bring her home made me tear up

[@gavcarl]

This show was more Star Trek than modern Star Trek ever came close to being. Superb show.

[@AstronomXYZ]

Der Gul-Song ist klasse.

[@RealCheese15]

I wish they make a Starship dedicated to her next season, the USS Burke.

[@Arnold-l1k]

Or better yet dedicate a building at the Academy in her honor

[@francis-kp9cw]

I love that show

[@stevenjohnson2886]

This clip alone brought more emotion out of me than the last 6 yrs of Star Trek. Well done Orville.

[@Critter145]

Orville did several things better than anyone; this is one of those scenes. Insane production quality, good writing.

[@calanon534]

"She liked pancakes" now ranks up there with "He was the most human."

[@Timberjac]

One of the best science fiction sequences made in the first quarter of the 21st century

[@bephanie]

took me so off guard! the orville does it again!!!

[@CreepyBanana]

Not gonna lie I actually cried during this scene.

[@supersymun]

I guess I’m the only one thinking it? She’s not dead…. She’s mentioned a few times saying that she thinks in the 4th dimension… the music playing during the funeral? Come on… I can’t be the only one that caught it.

[@TheOiseau]

Are you trying to say she somehow escaped by travelling in a 4th dimension? Because she was standing right in front of that thing when it blew up and took a quarter of the planet off the map.

[@supersymun]

@@TheOiseau The hint is the Search for Spock music during the funeral… either an homage, or parallel.

[@supersymun]

Of course… Kaylon… Cylon… rebirth and reincarnation could be another trope. They used the real actor for Isaac during the time travel episode… Either way I’m betting she’s not dead… unless her contract is up, and the fandom shuns her :)

[@youaregodspursuit-47]

It is the writing and directing in the end that allows an actor to rise to the story line in a believable way. Everyone involved pulled off a difficult concept and disagreeable character with true finesse! Kudo's to all!

[@clarky23]

I think this scene is the epitome of what Star trek has lost in the last 10 years.

[@bst857]

She uploaded herself into the Kaylon network and will now live on in a Kaylon body in the next season. She reconfigured the weapon to do it just before the core exploded. Or maybe not :D But it would be funny if it were true.

[@rfdarsie]

Why in the name of sanity did this show not get another season??

[@DavidWalter-gz8ue]

Charly managed to turn an anti-android weapon into a fusion bomb. Oppenheimer would have been proud.

[@sauron1987]

the best thing i have seen in the last few years! orville is just unbelievably good! keep it up! 😍

[@dr.zippymcscoots8725]

Basically the entire budget of a season of Star Trek was used in this episode.... that anti Kaylon weapon.. Holy shit?!

[@LGranthamsHeir]

Reminds me a lot of the volcanic explosion at the beginning of "Into Darkness" with a very different outcome b/w Spock and Charly 😒

[@The_Deaf_Aussie]

Charlie's is one of the rare few character arc in all movies/series of all genre... thats just beautifully written and brilliant... she is one of my fav characters of all. Her sacrifice cuts me deep man.. Also, this show still far better than discovery.. end of.

[@pasqualemignano277]

This tv show is the best. Please season 4 soon. Best Syfy space tv show ever.

[@crazyman8472]

RIP, Charly. 💀

[@MusicMiller]

I don’t understand the hate for Charlie. She turned full circle from being hateful to understanding and making the ultimate sacrifice. People are even going after the ACTOR. Get a life.

[@gwbarnes]

Yeah it's so weird that not everyone thinks like you.

[@MusicMiller]

@@gwbarnes Those we’re my words exactly thanks for the mature and insightful comment!

[@Spoopball]

I don't agree with going after the actor, But show/writing-wise? multiple characters tried to explain the problem to charlie, and it got to the point mid season where she admitted she was the problem but still didn't care and stuck to her guns. because she chose to see things purely in a convenient way to justify her anger. Basically everyone was saying her feelings were valid, but her blind racism wasn't, and every single time she would tell everyone, every episode "ya, but I still think this time, racism might be okay"

[@BlazingOwnager]

@@Spoopball Complaining about that misses the point. It's what made her final moment work so well.

[@Spoopball]

@@BlazingOwnager I'm not missing the point, I completely understand the character arch. I just found the character insufferable. The krill had been killing humans for years and the kaylon started like a week ago in the shows timeline. millions to billions of people had to be killed by the krill more than the kaylon ever did, so they had the same storyline with the krill that Charlie had to the kaylon yet she was more than willing to side to the krill. It's hamfisted hypocrisy. Just because it was sad to see the character die, AND they did something nice at the end, doesn't actually mean the character doesn't change the bad things about them. Her dying at the end, (for me did) did not make her scenes better I did not like seeing the character walk on set. Some people felt the same thing whenever they had a Moylan storyline, it was just too awkward. Although, personally I felt the bortus and topa storyline had a worthwhile payoff

[@charliemcmillan4561]

she appeared late into the story, initially stirred the pot of conflict, then almost as soon as she appeared sacrificed her life to save a race of people that killed her only love. Thats an S tier character

[@mediaworldwide9848]

“That blowed up real good!!”

[@lolinorville4418]

Super shocked she made such a large sacrifice given her grudge history with Issac and the Kaylon. An awesome episode!

[@thorhelm4055]

She at least knew if she did not stop the device the Union would be left alone against new alliance, she knew she had to do it for one reason or the other.

[@lolinorville4418]

@@thorhelm4055 That's actually a fair point didn't think of that. On a lighter note, have you seen Sheet Fighter John Vs Talla ? Pretty funny rendition. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6mqopRtptd-mdU

[@jamesrose298]

Every episode gets better this is one of my favorites now I did hate Charlie had to go she was smokin hot

[@roni2971]

Me when alar left

[@JoshSweetvale]

_Everyone_ is beautiful in the space future.

[@fukyuyuetoob7663]

When watching this, you sometimes forget it's not startrek.😢😭😭😭😭

[@mantistoboggan7228]

You know I was watching an episode where Lt Keyali got into a heated exchange with a Moclan and Mercer quickly snapped at her and dismissed her from the meeting room. Then we have Ensign Burke, who repeatedly mouths off to senior officers and instead of reprimands, he basically apologizes to her for asking her to reign it in. I couldn't stand her. She was a poorly written character and not believable; arrogant, insubordinate, and as clear an example of nepotism as there is. The episode itself was great, she got a great send off.

[@HepCatJack]

So do you think she was based on Shelby from STNG ?

[@avgjoe5969]

She had just lost All her friends and the girl she loved and the Captain knew it. Still, I don't think that behavior would have been tolerated indefinitely. She also had an extraordinary intellect and was uniquely useful on at least two occasions. Also, she didn't disrupt a meeting... which is a big no, no in any military or corporate organization. As it was, she put off several of the other crew. She refused to repair Isaac, but ultimately caved and followed orders. You will also note that despite hushing Lt Keyali abruptly in the meeting, there was no followup, merely diffusing the situation.

[@Noname-gm5om]

I shed a damn tear

[@FireBreather626]

Funny how this whole thing started because they were at war with the kaylon and now they are working with them and the two races they were working with are now working with each other and at war with them

[@esdrasfelicio852]

Waiting for next season.

[@Kaishepard25]

As I rewatch this I keep wanting Isaac to say something like ‘ it’s irrational to believe this but I hope you do see her again’

[@mirtalpur739]

This was the moment Primary realised that some life forms are worthy of preservation.

[@Creasy5678]

Talk about going out with a bang...

[@eric-wb7gj]

TY🙏

[@danielhaire6677]

Kobayashi Maru scenario for Ensign Charly Burke concluded. Assessment: Scenario won.

[@warlockish8362]

"We couldnt bring her home..." that line hit like a truck...

[@stephenfarthing3819]

Crumbs - that's blown a hole in the planet! That'll enter a nuclear winter and take decades to recover from that.

[@erichtomanek4739]

Mass Extinction Event for the planet's flora and fauna.

[@briandaleske5139]

I imagine in an alternate reality (Ms. Charly Burke) is still alive, and so is her best friend that she had a secret crush on. I imagine Ms.Burke works on a SpaceStation, that is in a galaxy many light years away, and Ms.Burke’s best friend she works on one of the planets in that galaxy.

[@pca1987]

I won't miss her (didn't care for her one bit), but this was a good send-off.

[@kezplays1296]

3:00 now this is a sad scene but… That explosion was fucking *ecstasy* to watch.

[@SicilianStealth]

I can't believe she's gone I was so upset.

[@thecounter-revolution3994]

Honestly I didn't feel a thing when Burke died. Her only real character development was that she lost someone during the Kaylon attack (everyone did she's not special) and she just seems to excel in everything she does and is a bit of a Mary Sue in my opinion.

[@Redshirt434]

The soundtrack to this episode reminds me so much of Generations.

[@tarn1135]

I gotta say the cgi is on another level compared to other sci-fi shows and movies, Star Trek and Star Wars to name 2 recent franchises. This just blows them out of the water.

[@hujiaming6151]

Ooh, she looks so beautiful, too bad she had to stay in that room.

[@thorhelm4055]

I have heard it said many times but I will say it again, the Orville is the new Star Trek. Just like TNG it has evolved and matured in the season 3, I have gotten invested into its characters and connected with them, just like its supposed to be with good movies or shows. However, I have not gotten connected with STD, Picard or any other new Trek. Charly was a good character and a good actor, with proper character growth. She will be sorely missed...

[@cbcdesign001]

It was, now there is Strange New Worlds which is decent Star Trek again. But I give credit to the Orville producers who showed the producers of Star Trek what ST should be and I guess they finally got the message.

[@Howyaduing]

lower decks is funny and watchable but as for the rest… PASS!!!

[@StealthLifePuma]

Seth loves his face-acting lol

[@SamPashmi]

SETH IS MY HERO, I WANT TO BE JUST LIKE HIM!!!!!!!!!! but I gotta admit, his face acting is REALLY beginning to annoy me, because its SO distracting at this point, that it pulls me out of their world each time he does it

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

If this wasn't the final season (and that's a big if) I hope they find a way to bring her back.

[@kreigguardsman3355]

I don’t. Bringing her back would just feel cheap and disrespectful. When a character dies they need to stay dead

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

@@kreigguardsman3355 It's unlikely the show will come back anyway.