Moral Orel

Forty three episodes of claymation that turn into something else entirely, one Christmas episode aired ten weeks early, and a prequel made four years after the ending.

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Where to start with Moral Orel

Three seasons in order, and then the prequel special last rather than first despite it being set earliest. Two episodes are out of position in the broadcast order and the page says which.

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    Season 1, ten episodes Moral Orel

    Eleven minute episodes and mostly a straight parody of old religious instructional films. Note that The Best Christmas Ever aired first as the series premiere but is the tenth episode in every other ordering, and it reads much better after the other nine.

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    Season 2, twenty episodes Moral Orel

    Still funny, but it starts caring about these people, and the last episode of the season is where it stops being a comedy in any useful sense.

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    Season 3, thirteen episodes Moral Orel

    The reason the show is remembered. It is non-linear, with whole episodes as flashbacks or as other characters' parallel days, and it was cut from twenty to thirteen for being too dark. Grounded aired six months before the rest but sits second.

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    Beforel Orel: Trust Beforel Orel: Trust

    Last, despite being set first. It is a prequel, but it is written as a coda to season 3 and it lands as one.

Then what? Abstinence is the only other thing: an unmade season 3 script that crew members produced themselves after the cancellation, without the original puppets.

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The series

  • Moral Orel 2005, 3 seasons, 43 episodes

Around the edges

  • Beforel Orel: Trust 2012
  • Abstinence 2009

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