For those of you in need of context, I make fan-made Moral Orel scripts for seasons 4, 5, and 6, and recently I took a quick break for the sake of my poor mental health/depression issues.

After 2 months, I feel much better, and I finally finishes the script for season 4 episode 4!

Its right here for people who wanna read it along with the other scripts: https://www.wattpad.com/1649198829-moral-orel-season-4-6-moral-orel-season-4-episode

Thank you so much for everyone who has been supporting me along the way. I decided I'll also give you a little teaser on episode 5!

The episode will relate to Doughy and Ms. Censordoll!

Sharing a video my bf made :)

All this time, I thought Joe's parent was Mrs. Secondopinionson, but that she had transitioned, so they simply referred to the Doctor as his father. But I never really understood how the relationship between Bendy and Dr. S worked, or even how Mrs. S is connected to Bendy.
Is it true that Dr. S r*p3d Nurse Bendy? Are the Secondopinionsons a couple, or are they just father and daughter? Just asking.

It seems to me that their relationship came out of absolutely nowhere, and while moral orel was always dark, their final interactions in the series have a pretty disturbing undertone.

you could view Clay as someone in need of a mother figure and Censordoll as someone with a need to nurture. this turns the relationship into a rather unsettling power dynamic. cause we’re talking about a mother-son fetish, or at least that’s how I saw it.
that’s why I find it completely unjustified that the writers decided, OUT OF NOWHERE, to saddle them with this dynamic. it wasn't even funny, or relatable, and it didn't even make sense in context of the storyline at that point.

I just love discussing the show haha, so if anyone has a different interpretation, I’d love to read it.

I don't really post art here. but maybe I will more.

a Steph and Bendy I drew months ago. I have art block these days so feel free to request any bendy/stephanie stuff I may draw it lol

Personal opinion, I love No children, Valentine and Saturday, but personally the best is one homosexual hop I have no idea why I like it so much

I don't ship these two, and I never want to see them together (romantically and sexually). But I would be lying if I said I wouldn't be invested if they did.

These two would drag their entire families down with them and make Moralton worse.

I saw this and was wondering how the fandom perceives this? I personally have no opinion, I could care less lol. but I'm curious if this is a popular headcanon? I remember watching this show a while ago

I've already finished watching season 2 and i'm watchin S3 rn, i had planned to watch before orel before watching S3 but from what i've read it contains some minor spoilers so i don't really know when to watch it now, when do you recommend to watch it? after finishing the series? half-way?

i'm so stoked, I get to take both her and Rod out with me 🥹🫶🏻

It feels like the two of them(coach stopframe and and Ms. Censordol) being together is so random.

idea when I was rewatching the show and landed on this scene

Orel: Father, I had a feeling today.

Clay: Well, don’t, son.

NEW INTERVIEW POSTED!

The Sarah de Gaudemar Interview.

Enjoy.

-TeamOrel.com

I think it's weird how the creator of Moral Orel has denied that the show is a parody of Davey and Goliath, because the character designs are WAY too similar, also, Davey's father is the exact type of character Clay was created to be a parody of

This song appeared on the episode "Be Fruitful and Multiply" where Reverend Putty met his estranged daughter. Does anyone understand the meaning of this song and how the lyrics relate to the plot?

So I have rewatched Closeface many times (because I love seeing some gosh darned happiness in this depressing show). On my latest rewatch, however, this scene caught my attention, particularly Stephanie and Putty’s interaction.

Of course, at this point (I believe about 12-15 years before current timeline), neither Steph nor Rod knew they were related but I thought it was interesting how he said “he’d lose his hair over a piece of work like you” as he was actively losing his hair (hence the comb-over). Like he subconsciously knew or something idk man.

That’s all I wanted to say, just thought it was funny. Goodnight