Moral Orel is an American stop-motion animated television show, which originally aired a sneak peek on Adult Swim on December 13, 2005, before it officially aired on January 23, 2006 to December 18, 2008. It has been described as "Davey and Goliath...meets South Park".
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The town is mad that Orel loves his dog more than Jesus. They confront Orel as a mob and discuss putting the dog down but nothing is shown. Still terrible, but not graphic.
You can make that plural lol
The gym teacher has a one-sided obsession with the main character's dad throughout the entire show, though it's mostly light-hearted.
Then in season 2 it's revealed that the pastor character had a female stalker who stole his sperm in order to bear his child.
Finally in season 3, we see implication that one of the characters had a similar obsession with a serial rapist.
Bloberta and Clay are in a loveless marriage, closest thing to any of them getting physical is Bloberta punching Clay in the face, knocking him out in the episode where they first meet. There's also various implications and showings of Domestic Violence in the episode Alone, so I recommend skipping out this one entirely.
There are multiple instances of animal death.
In S02E03 - Love, Orel takes in a pet dog, Bartholomew, who is put down at the end of the episode (off screen). In the following scene, Orel talks with his mother while she’s making dinner. She boils a lobster as she explains that animals have no souls, and the lobster is seen and heard screaming.
In S02E19 - Nature pt. 1, Clay takes Orel out on a hunting trip where a deer is shot dead on screen. Following, a hunting dog is also shot dead, and its body is shown to be roasting over a fire and being eaten and its head is mounted to a tree. In the next episode, S02E20 - Nature pt. 2, Orel shoots a bear dead.
The bear returns in S03E12 - Honor, taxidermied.
Also worth noting, throughout the series there is a taxidermy deer head mounted over the fireplace in Clay’s study.
A child impregnates several unknowing women with a pastry bag, as well as a man trying to repeatedly lure a child into a relationship/sexual encounter.
In the pilot episode, some reanimated zombies attack the townsfolk and eat a man's brains on screen. While this isn't *quite* cannibalism, it's still noteworthy to point out.
There's the occasional drug trip sequence, such as in the episode Grounded when he was struck by lightning, and has hallucinations and visions of becoming a church while he's unconscious, in the episode Nesting there's a rather weird one involving Clay
Orel accidentally gets shot in the eye with a BB gun by Shapey. The scene makes it look like he gets shot straight in the eye but you see after that it hits him right beneath, on his eyelid.
In Beforel Orel Doughie unintentionally has a knife thrown into his head, he's fine though. In the Episode Holy Visage a man's entire lower half is lacerated.
A child is invited into a sex dungeon. He walks around and watches several adults participating in fetish activity. The same child is later shown to start getting masochistic pleasure from hurting himself. He has a wet dream about God spanking him, and is implied to be aroused by the idea of his dad spanking him with a belt.
Orel's dog is put-down in Love (S2Ep2). A deer and a dog die in Nature (S2EP19). Orel shoots a bear in self-defense in Nature Pt 2 (S2Ep20). Multiple taxidermy animals are shown repeatably in Clay's study.
There is a scene where a character is sitting in fetal position in a shower before being seen turning the water off and wrapping a towel around his waist from behind.
S1 E10 (God's Plan)
We can see and hear many women with morning sickness through their windows as Orel and his Doughy ride down the street.
S3 E13 (Honor)
Coach Stopframe runs out of the pub holding his nose, we see and hear him throw up into a bin outside.
there’s one episode in which a child who believes in science is sent to “special r——d education” but autistic and intellectually disabled kids are not ultimately the butt of the joke.
Depends on interpretation, but I'll add for good measure:
"Grounded" and "Nesting"
In "Grounded", Orel has multiple surrealist visions of the afterlife while repeatedly dying and getting revived over and over.
In "Nesting".. we have a surrealist scene with Clay and his Mom as a chicken- which can be described as "unhinged"
A woman only primarily featured in one episode is shown to eat very little at a cafe, then get up and say she's going to the bathroom, alluding to purging being her reason.
S1 EP 6: man attempts suicide jumping off a bridge. It's presented as a joke, and the guy doesn't die, instead breaking his neck and being brought to the hospital.
Various comments about Judaism are made by the residents of Moralton, and a section of the church is roped off for "Jews for Jesus", a "branch" of Judaism that isn't condoned by actual Jews.
At the church's haunted house a segment is a marriage and the priest goes "I now pronounce you.. black man and WIFE! *evil laugh*". The wife is white, the husband is in blackface
Nurse Bendy and Doctor Secondopinionson previously had a relationship of some kind where Nurse Bendy ended up giving birth to Joe. The doctor is much older than Nurse Bendy, although they are not in any relationship in the current timeline of the show.
While it isn't specifically named as dementia or alzheimers, Joe's aging father is stated to be losing his memory and forgetting important things as time goes on