In last week’s episode of Seth MacFarlane‘s The Orville, titled “Home,” the USS Orville’s security officer Lt. Alara Kitan abruptly resigned her post so that she could return to her home ...

The Orville has officially found its new chief security officer following the departure of one of its original crew members. Two weeks ago, in the episode “Home,” Lt. Alara Kitan resigned her ...

A year later, Mercer becomes captain of an exploratory vessel known as the Orville, staffed by a diverse crew including second officer Bortus (Peter Macon), of the single-sex species the Moclans ...

Alara is the chief security officer aboard the Orville. Despite her petite frame, she’s actually incredibly strong in Earth-normal gravity.

The second and third episodes revolved around Halston Sage’s Chief of Security and Peter Macon’s Lt. Commander Bortus, who is the second officer and a member of an all-male alien species.

Seth MacFarlane's sci-fi series The Orville will be back for a second season on Fox later this year, and now it has a new teaser trailer for its sophomore story arc to go along with the first ...

“The Orville” chronicles the adventures of Captain Ed Mercer (Seth MacFarlane) ... and Alara, a young inexperienced security officer of the Xelayan race (Halston Sage) ...

We know that "The Orville" is a love letter to "The Next Generation," and there will inevitably be similarities, but the untimely exit of the security chief in both series is just plain bizarre.

On The Orville Season 1 Episode 1, aliens, ... And the crew is the expected rag-tag band of misfits. A young, super strong, security officer. An over-qualified medical officer.

With the latter, MacFarlane gets, I’m not sure if “creative” is the word, but at least he seems more interested. The chief of security (Halston Sage) is a petite 23-year-old with super strength.