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"Moral Orel is a Stop Motion animated show that first aired on Adult Swim from 2006–08 created by Dino Stamatopoulos. Originally conceived as a satire of sitcoms from The '50s and The '60s, and designed to resemble an Affectionate Parody of Leave It to Beaver (not Davey & Goliath, despite the art style), the show, despite copious amounts of Executive Meddling, ultimately evolved into one of the darkest pieces of Western animation." - TvTropes |

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Just finished Moral Orel

I absolutely loved the series and the way it was progressing. I have to say, "Fuck Adult Swim" for canceling this series. I personally felt that Dino Stamatopoulos' episode, where we see Orel with his wife and kids, along with Shapey and Block grown up and with good jobs, was a middle finger to Adult Swim. It was like saying, "Fuck you guys. Yeah, my series was getting dark, but in the end, it would have all led to a good outcome for Orel."

Which is annoying. I also felt that after the hunting episode, Orel was no longer putting up with Clay. He was done with his dumb ass and probably realized everything he said was bullshit.

Joe Secondopinionson is my favorite character. I thought him finding out Nurse Bendy was his mother was awesome. He's going to be a good person.

I only saw one true villain in this show: the damn child diddler in the ice cream truck.

Everyone else just had bad habits.

Good show. I wish it would have continued.

2 Comments
2024/07/22
14:31 UTC

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after watching “Nature,” “Alone,” and “Sacrifice,” all i have to say is:

damn, Clay and Nurse Bendy’s voice actors are really, REALLY good.

6 Comments
2024/07/22
01:08 UTC

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I had no idea this subreddit existed

Moral Oral has been one of my fixations for a long time. There just ain’t any other media like it. Glad to find this community!

2 Comments
2024/07/21
15:30 UTC

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i love this show so much

i have been obsessed with moral orel for around 2.5 years and it's ruining my lifeeee 😭 whenever the hyperfixation comes back im constantly thinking the most deranged sht ever like i see a church,,,, "oh em gee a church? is that a moral orel reference?" anything christian? "haha moral orel this is so orel core" when the ice clinks in my glass? "clay moment lol" its so insane. im not currently fixated right now but im so glad to see people more insane than me here /lh

3 Comments
2024/07/21
07:07 UTC

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I am currently rewatching MO, and...

Last time I watched Moral Orel was two years ago, and let's say that my English wasn't very good back then. Since I remember the very first season I and some episodes of S2 I skipped them, and began rewatching since the E5 S2, Offensiveness. I do really not recall..The eggs being so graphic. Will there be more episodes where I'll need to grab a bag just in case I puke again?

9 Comments
2024/07/20
15:06 UTC

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I dunno how many of you guys have ocs here but I made a moral orel fanon wiki

I posted it to to tumblr but I'd like to show people here as well.

https://moral-orel-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Moral_Orel_Fanon_Wiki

lmk if this isnt allowed and ill take it down, but if this stays up, yeah anyone interested with an oc can get on there and make a page for their oc

0 Comments
2024/07/20
11:58 UTC

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Where are the clips from 4:50 to 10:40 from? I never seen that episode before

3 Comments
2024/07/19
16:40 UTC

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Art Posabule’s Job. (Minor Spoilers.)

In season 2 episode 8, “The Lord’s Prayer,” we are introduced to the Posabule family. They are very clearly depicted to be the Puppington’s doppelgängers.

With Clay being the mayor of Moralton, what would that mean for Art? What would his job be? Clay and Art obviously have a lot in common. I’m assuming that kinship also applies to the way that Clay takes things for granted. Clay doesn't appreciate his job. So, in theory, neither would Art.

If given the opportunity for a more detailed look into the lives of the Posabules, what would Art's role look like? What would his line of work be?

1 Comment
2024/07/18
19:59 UTC

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