The Orville Season 3? One Co-Star Sounds Optimistic About It
Will Fox renew The Orville for Season 3? Klyden actor Chad Coleman sounds pretty confident the answer is yes, but he asked fans to still raise their voices so the network knows there's enough interest out there. Here's what Coleman said when asked if he was hopeful about a Season 3:
Yes, The Expanse is another one of Chad Coleman's fantastic sci-fi shows, and another heartening success story. It sounds like Coleman knows a bit more than he's allowed to say about The Orville Season 3, which is certainly encouraging.
Chad Coleman has the recurring role of Klyden on The Orville, which just finished up Season 2 's 14 episodes on April 25. It's not clear what Fox might be thinking, based on Season 2's ratings, but CinemaBlend made some compelling arguments for where the story could go in Season 3.
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Chad Coleman laughed when Popcorn Talk asked what he'd like to see next for Klyden in The Orville Season 3. As you might expect, it sounds like he wants more episodes like Klyden and Bortus had in Season 2's "Primal Urges":
Klyden has a humanity and heart about him that Chad Coleman said he loves. He wants The Orville Season 3 to put Klyden in other circumstances where he's challenged.
In the meantime, Chad Coleman has whatever he is doing with The Expanse Season 4 on Amazon, plus the new series Treadwater, and you never know where his pitch for The Walking Dead might go. He also gets to enjoy a break from the prosthetics he needs to play Klyden. Not that he minds the process.
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Chad Coleman doesn't seem to have any complaints at all about The Orville, praising creator/star Seth MacFarlane as a great leader on and off screen. He'd clearly love to return for more fun after the 12 episodes of Season 1 and the 14 of Season 2. If we're really lucky, maybe Fox will even give us 16 episodes in Season 3? Fans can dream -- and do as Coleman asked and tell Fox they want more.
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