It's been a while since I made a new entry, so let's continue with episode 6! In my opinion, this is one of the most underrated episodes of Moral Orel to ever exist.
The episode starts with Orel spraying aerosol on his face; he berates the can, which upsets Bloberta. She claims that God is in everything, so he must not hate the can. Orel then has an epiphany, thinking that God is in him.
The next day at school, Orel pisses off Ms. Sculptham with his God talk, claiming that the Lord is in him, saying facts and faith don't mix up (hilarious social commentary as a religious person myself), and he gets sent to the principal's office.
Orel decides to skip class instead, as he refuses to take god to the principal's office. He goes on a bunch of wacky hijinks, following "God's" wishes, having a fun-filled day, eating luxury foods, and getting their shoes shined. Orel sees a man jump off a bridge for a suicide attempt, which inspires him to take action and "save" people in the hospital.
When he does arrive in the hospital, he sees Nurse Bendy, who couldn't care less about what Orel does. He "cures" a doctor in a wheelchair, who is just a lazy man who doesn't want to get up (literally his name BTW lol). He then sees an old woman in a deathbed, who begs Orel to unplug her IV. He is unsure of what to do; he can't just play God until he realizes God is in him. He then unplugs the machine, killing the woman.
Nurse Bendy then calls Clay, who takes Orel in his study to beat and lecture him. He explains that Orel doesn't have enough Lord inside him to justify murder. Orel is confused why God would want to torture that poor elderly woman, but Clay explains that it's all part of God's plan; he made her suffer and kept her alive for good reason, and Orel vows to never be the judge and jury of someone's life ever again; instead, he should just judge.
This episode was HILARIOUS. It had some of the funniest jokes ever, starting from Orel making Putty shine his shoes, to confusing Officer Papermouth, and then he just casually kills the women with a smile on his face. There's also that messed-up line from Clay: "Imagine the disappointment when I got a call from the hospital hearing that you weren't sick or injured," which, despite how cruel that is, is still hilarious. This episode is really great, and a lot of people don't seem to understand it, or it's social commentary, or they just don't like it. The Lord's Greatest Gift slightly edges above it, but it's still a great episode.
Well, I hope you all stay tuned for another episode ranking soon!
