The Orville Soundtrack

That’s All I’ve Got To Say (feat. Leighton Meester, Scott Grimes)

The Orville Cast

Gordon and Laura sing a duet.

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Laura's Theme

John Debney

After finding in a way into archived cellphone, John, Yaphit and Gordon manage the saved information on the owner including a video from her; Laura Huggins explains explains that she decided to put her old iPhone into the time capsule instead of throwing it away so that future people can peruse her text, e-mails, pictures, data, and videos as a historical memory; (repeats) [0:09] Ed goes into the kitchen of Laura's new apartment and meets her in person for the first time. [0:21] Gordon creates a phone using the replicator then texts Laura; [0:28] Laura and Gordon have a date night together, they kiss.

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Scars

James Bay - Chaos and the Calm

After Gordon and Laura duet, right before end credits.

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The Orville Main Title

Bruce Broughton - The Orville (Original Television Soundtrack: Season 1)

Main title.

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Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars)

Mark Ronson - Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 53

At the party after Gordon meets Laura.

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Lips Are Movin

Meghan Trainor - Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 53

Party scene

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That’s All I’ve Got To Say (feat. Leighton Meester)

The Orville Cast

(0:14) Laura sings at a bar, Gordon is in the audience.

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That’s All I’ve Got To Say

Cast

Gordon arrives at the bar to hear Laura singing, he finds himself mesmerized; (repeats) [0:44] after restoring the deleted parts of the program, Gordon sings with Laura at the bar doing her gig.

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Two Fingers

Jake Bugg - Jake Bugg

Laura and Gordon are talking in the bar.

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The Orville End Titles

Bruce Broughton

End titles.

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