It Gets Darker !?!?!?: Moral Orel Retrospective:Season 2 

Who forget to mention the symbolism

@@noveris6538 I feel like most of the symbolism outside of the season finale this season is really in season 3. So thats why I didn't cover it too much in the video.

@@noveris6538 !!

Familiar with the show, nice seeing someone else's take on it :)

Ahh thats my bad I don't know why I thought steph was younger than she was.

Stuffy wait yeah,, isnt doughy’s mom the person steph was like “dating” in high school in that one episode? i could be wrong i dunno, its been a little bit since ive watched it

@kazumi mishima You are correct. Also "that" episode is my favorite in the series.

@@cultreader9751 I liked it to. And while it was bittersweet for Stephanie it was nice to see Orel getting what he wanted

which is a consistent theme of the show that being grown up means taking responsibility like with joe

Yeah it can definitely be a hard hitting series.

I believe in god. i don't believe in the people who use god as a means to sell their twisted agenda against groups of people that have done nothing to them, nor do i believe in those who use god to make a quick buck. theres good christians, hell i was raised by good christians. i just kinda stopped calling myself a christian, despite a lot of those teachings i still use. as, being a decent person isn't something tied to faith. but it does make the world a brighter place. im not athiest, as i believe god does exist. nor am i a misanthrope despite humanitys best efforts to make me one. im my own person, serving god by helping my fellow man. i feel heavily for orel all throughout this series, but especially in nature. im too much of a softy. i could never even think about killing a living being, not even in self-defense or as a mercy kill. orel deserved far better than the shithead of a "father" he got. and if he were a real person, and i even hear him remotely talk like how clay does. i'd go back in time and kick him in the balls so hard he can *NEVER* have kids.

Good thing I'm Catholic

Did your father tried to kill you, hun?

I’m so sorry

Crack is therapeutic

@@cyruss_j CIA agent detected peddling harmful drugs

Yeah moral Orels definitely a show thats shocking with how relatable it can be.

Also predicted the future since a lot of people make this argument these days. That they're being discriminated against for not being allowed to discriminate.

@@fawnieee That's... A confusing argument.

@@chippy2023 but it's an actual argument that super neo conservative Republicans use. When that old lady lost her job for discriminating against gay couples Republican commentators said she was a hero, and that she was the one who was being discrimated against.

@@themedia1271 ... *What?*

@@chippy2023 yeah back when Obama first legalized gay marriage in all 50 states a woman refused to give out marriage licenses to gay couple despite it being legal and she lost her job. Then Republicans called her a hero and champion for free speech.

I'm sorry W H A T

that's because it's his TRUE nature coming out

Oh thats really cool its always interesting to see va's other work

Clay is also voiced by the robot from big hero six.

@@angrybrony wait, clay is Scott adsit? Wow, I really thought he was Orel

Thank you did you just look that up

@@Cam-qx6yy Scott was also one of the producers on Moral Orel, too. I also believe the VA for Orel also said Orel was her favorite character to play.

Hey no problem at all im glad you enjoyed the video it means a lot!

It's on HBO max now

Thank you so much that really means a lot to me and i'm glad to have you here! I look forward to seeing you in the comment sections and chatting from now on. :)

I know :

Because that’s a gross over simplification. If you find out one of your parents felt pressured into being married and having 2.5 kids while repressing their homosexuality, then later found out they were having an affair with a coach, you wouldn’t say it was the wife and kids fault. You’d say that your parents has repressed feelings and regrets, a lot of them tied into their homosexuality, and that that is why they’re actually a huge jerk and angry. The affair is just a by product.

Dang I'm sorry to hear that dude.

That’s rough, bro, sorry

Animated shows. Are not suppose to make us feel these things. Right?

I remember being able to watch it on adult swims website so try and check there maybe you'll have some luck?

Stuffy alright man I will! Thanks!

No problem pal!

Look on RU-vid.

Dang it..... I thought I fixed all of them. You have no idea how many times I called Orel Moral throughout this review and I had to go back and fix it lol. Well thank you or pointing it out now I will proceed to have nightmares about it.

Stuffy 😂 I’m sorry man

@@gupoll it's not your fault it's mine for being dumb and mixing up words lol. Thanks for letting me know though.

Thank you i cant wait to get it out for you guys!

Arthur also had a heavy hand in moulding Clay. Making him associate violence with love and make Clay feel he is unworthy of being loved.

@@PlanetZoidstar Very valid point

Clay was already who he was, bloberta was just the catalyst to unleash him. It's made pretty apparent clay is constantly repressing everything and bloberta picks up on this and uses it to her advantage. Like she says "he doesn't change, that's just his true nature coming out". She knew him for what he was, he was always that way, she just unleashed it to her advantage.

@@fawnieee Clay seemed more adjusted and happy until Bloberta got him drinking and manipulated him into a marriage he never wanted. I think the latter is what ultimately ruined Clay. I'm not saying Clay was a good or healthy person before he met Bloberta, he most definitely still had alot of his deep-rooted issues from his childhood. However we see his most dark moments after he's married to Bloberta. Even when they're at the altar we see neither of them is happy, Clay was at least seemingly happy as a bachelor. She doesn't know what he was like before they met, so she cannot know what his true nature was before the marriage poisoned him further. Like Clay says he "built up a poison", I think being forever trapped in a marriage with a woman he does not love, and kids he never wanted, especially Shapey and Block, turned Clay into what he is now.

Don't get me wrong the finally could have played a role and the topics mentioned in the two parter are not not dark but 'Alone' is definitely smt that comes out of the blue

The age regressing nurse is what caused the show to get cancelled

Dont worry im working on it lol!

Yeah it's definitely a underrated gem!

Stuffy yup!

@@e.m.philyaw I'm just glad I can help get it back in people thoughts!

Stuffy yup

I'm glad you enjoy the vids thank you!

@@StuffyGuy came at the perfect time of me re-warching moral Orel sober Instead of tipsy loll excited to see other shows in the future?!

Yeah I like to review another of different shows that catch my eye and I let the community pick some of the reviews in the community post tab. I actually just made a review on final space a really good show as well.

@@StuffyGuy I heard about that show at work! Only watched the first episode crazy you mentioned it haha I'll check it out for sure!!

I'm glad I appreciate you checking my stuff out dude!

I cried watching this episode

Its the episode grounded I believe

You should be able to watch it on adult swims website if you search up moral orel adultswim

hbo max

I mean moral oral

The thing about drawn together is it's primarily dark comedy. Later in the series it loses the humor and just becomes about realistic bad people. I recommend giving it a watch!

Drawn Together isn't dark because it never takes its subject matter seriously, it uses it as commedy Where as Moral Orel quickly becomes serious when it touches dark subjects

As a 10 year old, even i knew Moral Oral was darker than that show.

Edgy and dark are not the same thing. You can be dark AND edgy, but Drawn Together is just edgy. Not that there's anything wrong with that.