Will Anne Winters no longer play Charly Burke in The Orville

Updated on July 30, 2022 13:07 PM by Emily Hazel

Let's say this one will have us sobbing into pillows for a while

First of all, we should say that "Domino" is a masterpiece and may be the best example of science fiction on television that we have ever seen. Charly Burke's character growth was stunning from the beginning. The persona initially appeared aboard the ship as someone who had a justifiable animosity toward the Kaylon

The idea of change alienated her

The person killed Amanda she loved before she could admit her genuine feelings. She was left wondering what may have been as a result and refused to accept that this race of synthetic beings could be anything other than the opposite.

Amanda was insensitive to the idea of change

But as the season of The Orville went on, the character's eyes started to open. After Isaac taught her that there was more to the Kaylon, she quickly discovered that, with the correct changes, they were even capable of feeling emotions.

A Personal bond

These aliens behaved this way because they feared being enslaved and ruled once more. Burke eventually became aware of their viewpoint and even developed a personal attachment to Isaac. It seemed genuinely deserved when Charly decided to give her life to defend Kaylon from a weapon of mass genocide.

Alife for life

Charly understood that committing this unavoidable sin would only cause more death and destruction in addition to not bringing back the person she loved. Charly demonstrated to the Kaylon Primary that there was an alternate route. Her passing was not in vain, resulting in deeper friction between the Kaylon and the Union.

This whole thing was touching, tragic, and expertly filmed

The most unforgettable image from the entire series of The Orville may be from the closing moment where the explosion reflects on Charly Burke's eyes. By the time you reached Isaac's speech at the end of the episode of The Orville, if you weren't already in tears, you most likely would have been by then.

The reason behind the Orville

His remarks inspired the name of the movie "Domino," and they will be with us for a long time. Charly Burke's survival after this explosion is practically unthinkable if this is Winters' last episode on The Orville. We must give her praise for a superb nine episodes of acting.

Charly will be missed

Even though Charly was new to the ship, she had become an actual family member by the end. All will miss her. What did you think of Charly Burke's passing and the other events in The Orville season 3, episode 9?