This catalogue lists 8 entries for The Orville, season 1, episode 4. Details are included where available.
The Orville S01E04 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 8 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Sixteen Going On SeventeenCharmian Carr
(0:06) Kylden watches 'The Sound of Music' while eating ice cream to cure him of his depression.
- Sixteen Going On SeventeenCharmian Carr, Dan Truhitte
(0:06) Kylden watches 'The Sound of Music' while eating ice cream to cure him of his depression.
- The Bio-Ship/Exploring the HullJoel McNeely
The Orville stumble upon two-thousand years old ship, drifting through space, and set to collide with a nearby star in six months they decide to explore; (repeats) [0:36] Ed and the team take Tomilin and Kemka inside the Hull of the ship where they make their way to the bridge.
- The Orville Main TitleBruce Broughton
Main title.
- Exploring the Bio-ShipJoel McNeely
An exploratory team consisting of Ed, Claire, Issac and Alara enters the bio-ship via shuttle; the team explore the exterior of the ship only to enter a vast ecosystem inside; the team decide to slip up into two teams to explore the ecosystem within the ship.
- Finding Alara/Space BattleJoel McNeely
Alara calls Ed to inform him that she's been shot; (continues) Ed, Claire, Issac and Tomilin find Alara bleeding out in a field; Claire tends to Alara wounds; the Orville takes on the Krill to protect the Druyan from transportees.
- Dorahl/The Roof OpensJoel McNeely
Isaac finds and plays a recording left 2,000 years ago by the final ship captain, Jahavus Dorahl, who explains the purpose of the bio-vessel what happen to ship and its inhabitants after leaving their home planet; (continues) Issac retracts the upper hull of the ship allowing for the inhabitants to experience nighttime while also revealing to all the truth of their world; Claire marvels at the sky and quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson.
- The Orville End TitlesBruce Broughton
End titles.