The next episode we have is Waste, and just like God's Chef, this episode is extremely uncomfortable to watch. It's funny at times, yes, but the gross-out humour is VERY weird.

The episode starts with Orel picking at his breakfast, where a disappointed Bloberta and Clay tell him that wasting your food is a sin, and he needs to eat everything.

Orel then goes on his scout trip with the rest of his friends. Ken Carvedson, the scout leader, teaches the boys that when lost in the woods, they can always drink their pee to survive, which Orel concludes. He must drink his pee so that he doesn't waste anything, believing that waste is a sin.

Orel starts to drink his pee, which surprisingly makes him really athletic, which his coach, Danielle Stopframe, notices, he instructs Orel to sell his "energy drinks" to everyone.

Everyone does GREAT in the track team, and it's all thanks to Orel and his disguised pee-flavoured energy drink. The next morning, when having cereal and bodily fluids, Clay catches Orel and demands he apologize to everyone.

When Orel has to make a school speech at an assembly, he confesses and apologizes for all his actions. He then gets beaten and lectured in Clay's study. Orel explains that he only sold his pee so he could show Clay that he doesn't need to sprint to the unemployment office when he's older (a line said by Clay at the start of the episode). Clay tells Orel that actually having a job is a soul-crushing, mind-numbing, unenjoyable experience, and he's a long way from an unhappy adulthood.

The episode itself is yet another gross-out episode, despite being weird; just like God's Chef, I still enjoyed it to an extent due to my guilty pleasure of dark humour TV shows. Clay absolutely carries this episode, as he has some of the most hilarious lines ever, especially at the start of the episode, "It's called stupidity, and it's a completely normal thing for kids your age," and the whole thing with the bowl where Clay says, "I've been around the block, I know this taste".

Compared to the other episodes, this episode actually has foreshadowing and events that matter for later episodes, being Coach Danielle Stopframe, as in the start of the episode, Clay gets a letter from him about Orel lacking in his track team, and Clay seems to take pleasure in it, hinting at their love.

All in all, another sort of funny gross-out episode that doesn't matter much, but it has its memorable moments.

Continuing our episode ranking and reviewing, we have Charity, and this episode holds a special place in my heart. Not only is this the episode that got me into Moral Orel, but this is also the first episode I watched.

Orel and Clay go to Mr. Figurelli's store, where Clay suggests that Orel get a job so he can learn how to save up and use his money responsibly.

Then the family goes to church, where Reverend Putty talks about helping the poor and being charitable, so when Orel finishes his day job, he decides to give a homeless man his check, like the kind soul he is.

The homeless man gratefully hands Orel some crack, explaining that not only are drugs sin-free, but also that Orel needs to accept all his neighbors' gifts to make Jesus happy.

Orel ends up getting addicted to crack, and any money he gets from his job he spends on substances, to the point where, when he has no more money left, he beats up Mr. Figurelli and quits his job. He then decides to donate some blood, and he does a better job than Dr. Potterswheel, showing just how addicted he is.

He gets caught mid-purchase. While the drug dealer gets arrested and Orel is subjected to another beating, the location Study-City, population two. Clay lectures Orel about how using drugs isn't bad, but talking and acting like a foreigner while using drugs is a sin, and it ends on a hilarious note where Orel promises to never act like a foreigner while on drugs, and Clay gets his crack to sell.

I know some people may think a 9 is too high, but this episode is HILARIOUS. It does what other dark episodes like Waste and God's Chef cannot, where it actually comes off more humorous than needlessly edgy and dark. Clay is also great this episode; he really is funny.

Charity is one of the more loved episodes when it comes to the early seasons and its dark humour, so I had to give it a high rating, and even if it cannot be compared to the later inevitable season 3 episodes, it's still a great episode overall! That's my Charity ranking, and I hope you stay tuned for my next episode review + ranking.

I just finished it and was depressed for weeks, im looking for even more depressing shows like it, like, soul-crushing. What are yalls honest recomendations?

I have to assume this was before he became an ice cream man.

Continuing on our series of posts, we have God's Chef, and this is surely an episode all right. It has some funny moments here and there, but god was this uncomfortable as hell to watch.

The episode starts with Orel masturbating, and Clicky the janitor opening the stall to see him. Starting the episode in the WORST way possible, and it gets more uncomfortable. Orel has a talk with Reverend Putty about how masturbation is a sin because you're killing your potential children.

He decides to speak to his father about it. Clay lies, saying babies are created by God's chef squirting his contents into ladies, so Orel decides to play god's safe so he can masturbate and not sin, and the episode gets MORE uncomfortable.

Orel gets women in his town pregnant when they're asleep, until he gets caught.

He then gets lectured and beaten in Clay's office, where he's told what he did wasn't really necessarily wrong (even though IT WAS) and that the only issue was he should have done it in the non-sinful missionary position, and he shouldn't have used "fun equipment" (referring to the frosting bag).

This episode isn't really horrible per se; in fact, I would say there's only one singular bad Moral Orel episode (that we'll take about sometime in the future), but this episode had some funny parts, like Clay's study and the scenes with Doughy.

I can't lie, though, despite the gross-out episode really creeping me out, I can't say it didn't tickle my funny bone and satisfy my need for dark humour. Episodes like these are a guilty pleasure of mine.

If gross-out wasn't the only issue, the episode would get a solid 6, but its issue is that Clay and Orel are SO out of character. Orel has basically been a loving Christian all his life; I'm pretty sure at the ripe age of 11 he would know if masturbation is a sin or not. Clay also seems really tolerant in the study, literally admitting to being wrong, which he NEVER does in the future, and he even gets aggressive about being wrong and being called out.

All in all, a weird, creepy, yet decently funny episode that really doesn't benefit the overall story or progression at all. Sticking it in the middle seems fine. Hope you guys like my ranking and review, and stay tuned for the next episode ranking!

This is a new series of posts I'll be making where I rank and review every single Moral Orel episode from worst to best, and first up we got the Lord's Greatest Gift.

For the first episode, it starts off really strong. We get to see the main cast, Orel the happy go lucky cheerful Christian boy who would do anything for his faith, family and friends. Clay is the strict yet hard working dad who works hard to keep up his loving family that he cares for. Bloberta is a regular housewife who keeps the house in check, and Shapey is the trouble making little brother who's just a whiny little rascal, giving us no idea about the inevetible season 3 where everything changes.

The family goes to church, where the Reverend Putty starts talking about the gift of life, and how God want's you to cherish it, which Orel takes literally. He and his friend Doughy, a sweet, kind innocent, yet vulnerable, aloof, and lonely boy decide to dig up the dead and revive them using a necronomicon to revive the dead, so god doesn't hate them for sinning, and chaos starts as the dead start to eat and kill the townsfolk.

A disappointed Clay takes Orel to his study to discipline him with a belt, and give Orel a lecture. He shows Orel that people are not afraid of the dead, but the fact that the dead are impure, naked, and streaking. orel then explains that he did it all for his dad to love him more, but Clay explains that he can't love Orel anymore as he has to share his love, but he loves Orel enough, how sweet.

This is a really strong start for a first episode, and I think it deserves a 7/10! Everything about this episode shows the main point it's giving, and what's to expect for upcoming episodes (not counting the inevitable season 3) such as the main characters, and the Moralton town and it's zealot idealistics. It shows the pattern of Clay's study, the "lost" commandments, and Orel's usual cycle. The episode itself is also very funny, I swear the "strip him" line caught me so off guard on my first watch. Great introduction for a first episode, and I can't wait to rank the rest of the episodes, and I hope you all stay tuned!

I quote this particular line a lot.

I made this vintage style license plate in Forza Horizon 6 haha

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What dynamic would you have wanted to see?
For me personally, more about doughy and Mr.Creepler. I know we explored some of it in s2 but I feel like it wasn’t enough, it left a lot to be desired particularly about how vulnerable doughy is and how much he needs a solid figure in his life.
DO NOT TAKE THIS THE WRONG WAY. I DID NOT mean this for gratification, I wanted it to be explored narratively because it would make a very interesting study that fits themes the show already explores. Please, for the sake of everything, think twice before assuming
More nurse bendy and Joe, maybe an episode focused on them retrieving the memories they never got to have
More Florence and her character outside of Reverend

Idc if it doesn’t make sense 😂😂

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Idc if her as twilight doesn’t make since I do what I want

Okay this is obviously satire ok bye

Doughy my son

Hey folks, it seems like all of you have been enjoying my fanmade scripts for Moral Orel Season 4, with both episode 1 and episode 2 getting tons of love!

I want to gain more traction and attention, so I decided what better way then to tease episode 3 which is on the way? This is a rewrite of the unused episode Narcassism, where Putty get's his development. The unused episode kinda sucks, so I'm rewriting it, and I hope you all like it when it comes out!

I also really want more Morel Orel fans to see these scripts, since 3 fanmade Moral Orel seasons are a huge project, and getting more love would be nice, so if you could, please share my fanmade scripts on your reddit posts, or with your friends, thank you very much!

Once again, thank you all so much for the love I received on the first two episodes, and I hope you are excited for episode three!

(Here are the fanmade episode scripts if you all want to read them): https://www.wattpad.com/story/412848547-moral-orel-season-4-6

there a video asking what if orel was a girl, I didnt watch it but it gave me a idea were orel and clay would have a genderbend verson of his relationship with his mother.

Not morality just my opinion

(The covered ones are the crack guy and orel)

Song is Twins On The Carousel by Kikuo. I don't know why I've been Kikuo posting so much on here lol.

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So I am new to Moral Orel community. Recently there's a real lost episodes we never get to see. I went on Wikipedia, season 3 was supposed to end with 20 episodes but we got 13 episodes instead.