EyeofSol: Moral Orel - Biblical Bitterness

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In the 58th episode of EyeofSol, I pay the price for being shot by a demon toddler and must learn a valuable lesson by reviewing Moral Orel!
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[@EyeofSol299]

There seems to be a misconception going on here, so I'm going to clarify. When I say that homosexuality is "wrong", I only mean in the context of the show itself, as homosexuality is seen as a negative thing in the show (but in a satirical way). I do not believe that homosexuality is a negative thing, and I'm surprised that anyone would even think that of me. But here we are, I suppose...

[@neondoggo2886]

its completely ok!

[@jamesoettinger7933]

It sucks you had to explain that.

[@vanellopescorner8882]

Do you mind if you ask if you're Christian or not? There's a Godlike figure in this video, but are you poking fun at Christianity or paying an homage to it?

[@newaccount5024]

I saw someone using your thumbnail on this website www.wcostream.com/anime/moral-orel

[@imchoosingnottoexist6894]

It's just bad phrasing, but there still wasn't a moment anyone should have thought that was what you were implying.

[@arturoreyescortez2476]

I am an atheist, and after watching this cartoon I realized that it isn't religion that it is mocking, it is mocking the bigotry of Christian fundamentalism. Orel learns to become a better Christian and better human being after he realises his father is a jerk.

[@theawkwardskeleton6608]

Arturo Reyes Cortez I interpreted it as morals vs enviorment, how someone who is born kind in an ideology of good, but is in a environment that blurs the lines of good and evil, being raised in a broken family, and in general just how things can turn out for one can be influential, in a good or bad way.

[@arturoreyescortez2476]

+Know It Guy That is interesting. Orel is a good kid because he believes in Christianity, but everyone around him are so delusional or selfish that they lack virtue. The only characters that have been rational and good are a Buddhist lesbian, a Jewish doctor, and Orel's atheist grandfather. No one is perfect, but goodness is clear.

[@Iceslab]

The Pastor has his moments as well. After he finds out he has a daughter he becomes a vastly better person.

[@hazardousshluud2000]

THE BROWN JEW Aka jewish pride Your easy to lead, aren't you. lol.

[@dvdai1206]

oh hey man

[@aderose]

In the end the show of moral Orel is about an optimistic kid who is sadly raised in a nuclear toxic family, along being surrounded by a toxic community (with only some minor exceptions), that despite his upbringing and loss and physical and mental pain and trauma, he learns to over come them in his own way, and in doing so learns from the mistakes and sins of his father and starves to become a better man, all without abandoning his beliefs and principles and ends the cycle of violence to give his kids a much brighter future.

[@Safer7Sephiroth]

All 3 seasons have a different tone. Season 1 was trying to push boundaries deliberately, it was originally aired out of sequence and a few of the episodes not being aired for a good long while. The second and longest season kind of settled into a bit of a formula, it backed off on the more overt stuff for the most part,showing the masks that people wear and their little cracks, until the 2 part finale, Nature, where shit got real. The third season in my opinion is some of the best television ever written. It takes the focus off of Orel and puts it on all the other characters. It does some wonderful world building, by taking off the character's masks and showing us their flaws, and doing it in a way that makes them human. It's not all ugliness either, there are legitimate happy endings, the unresolved plot threads just kind of feel like "that's life" , as are the sad and bitter sweet endings. As for Clay, I think he's the most tragic character on the show. He's obviously not in a place he wants to be, was manipulated heavily by everyone around him into his position, and the years of bitterness that this has given him is what destroys his one shown chance of a happy life.

[@GagsAnimation]

I think that's what makes Clay such a great villain for the show. That and also how he represents everything Orel is against.

[@Fluffypro]

As a religious person I don't really find it mocking religion. It's more of a mocking of the interpretation of religion. Its one of the better adult themed cartoons that discuss religion.

[@6animefreak]

I agree! It's more mocking a stereotype of religion than religion itself!

[@acecake2052]

yep same here

[@elijahblechman8633]

same

[@corymenedez2369]

Wow here a show like this clearly done by atheists to insult and so many religious people dont even know their being insulted

[@eripena7895]

@@corymenedez2369 I can definitely tell that the show was made by people who weren’t religious, which can be especially clear with a lot of the jokes in the first two seasons, but at the same time, I do think that the main point of the show was trying to make a statement on the hypocrisy and dangers of fundamentalist Christianity. This is shown that even though Orel is shown more and more how awful the people around him are, he never truly blames God or Christianity, since I think he understood that for all his parents, teachers and neighbors were happy to present themselves as “true” Christians, they all were shown to ignore and disregard a lot of facets of the faith they said they were in all for their own interests (adultery, being alcoholic, being unforgiving, or just basic common sense). This is why in the end, he still stays a Christian, because he figured out that it shouldn’t be used to oppress others, or to excuse your own vices, and is able to be a well-functioning human being. Even Scott Adsit (co-writer/voice actor of Clay) said that when he showed his Christian sister it, she felt that they were just making fun of Christianity in general, but after a few years, she watched the whole show, and realized that it wasn’t meant to insult her faith, just how unfortunately, a lot of people butcher it.

[@milkshaketurtle7937]

I actually feel like Moral Orel's best comparison is to Bojack Horseman. They definitely have very different writing styles, but they both sort of start out as this comedy, and then become darker shows about mental health and shitty people hurting each other. I think Moral Orel is a bit different in that it leans more into satire. I'm sad they had to rush the last season, because I feel like there was so much more it could've told. And as someone raised by evangelicals, the show is also very relatable, and I wish it would've touched more on how all of this affected Orel's his beliefs.

[@jadeknowsbest1674]

Absolutely! If Moral Orel has a spiritual successor, it's definitely Bojack Horseman.

[@livingdeaddollsjunky9543]

Stephanie is my favorite character and she's not that fucked up she the most sane

[@StrategicGamesEtc]

My favorite episode is "The Lord's Prayer". It showcases one of the major targets of the show's satire: dividing oneselves based on insignificant differences. And Orel and Christina were cute together: it had a wonderful Romeo/Juliet plot and watches almost like a Romeo/Juliet AU where Romeo and Juliet were pulled apart by the feud and the Capulets left the city. And since Romeo and Juliet is by far my favorite Shakespeare book, and up there in the books I like period, I'm always game for a variation on the basic premise. EDIT: I should mention, I'm a Christian who grew up in a Christian household, so the friction around The Lord's Prayer was something I could easily connect to actual life, (mostly with Bible versions, not the Lord's Prayer specifically, but it's not like that sort of thing never happens: when I was younger I used to insist on saying certain Bible verses the way in which I had learned them even when speaking together in church) so the episode probably stuck with me better for that.

[@ethanisthebest7929]

Do you not get it? The show isn't bashing religion. I can't recall anything that said religion is bad. The show is a commentary for the people who take religion to far. The ones who believe it should be your whole life. I am still a religious person and this show, if anything, helped me rethink my thoughts on it, but not fully reject it.

[@EyeofSol299]

I do get it. I specifically said that it's not bashing religion, but rather pointing out its issues and various caveats in a satirical and humorous way.

[@gupoll]

Clay’s father is the only person saying religion is bad. Stephanie (the town atheist) never actually said or hinted religion being bad.

[@JayLatne]

This is probably one of my favorite shows ever. This show made me incredibly sad but helped me with my depression, it's weird but, this show just sorta hit me so hard and I just feel in love with it.

[@TeamFriendship8600]

Sometimes shows like this make me think "Yeah, life can suck, but it could definitely be worse."

[@kittykittymeowmeow19]

What's with all the breaks in the review? I'm sorry it's just distracting.

[@EyeofSol299]

It's called a story.

[@kittykittymeowmeow19]

EyeofSol I know what it is I just don't like it. Nostalgia Critic does it too sometimes but it flows much more nicely. Here it's like every other sentence and boom you get back to the "story." I don't like the pacing, sorry.

[@EyeofSol299]

+kittykittymeowmeow19 Well, fair enough. This one was a story-based review, but I respect your opinion.

[@wowza935]

kittykittymeowmeow19 nostalgia critic is garbage

[@chocolizard678]

​@@EyeofSol299 I think it may help to shorten the story bits so the beginning is no more than 2 or 2 and a half minutes or so and each story bit is no longer than 45 seconds. Since the prior comment used Nostagia critic as a example I went to his Balto review using the first 10 minutes as a sample and the first 10 minutes of your video as a sample . In that video's first 10 minutes he used 2 minutes and 28 seconds in total for each story break where are you used 6 minutes and 20 seconds, so as you can see the example review only uses about 25% of its time on story in that example where as your review uses about 63 percent of its time on story in the first 10 minutes. As this is a story-based review it is important to have the story frame or compliment the review and not compete with it. Integration of the story is also important so perhaps use jokes or other form of transition so certain parts like the record scratch part blend a bit better. Lastly I really think your review would benefit from background music. I know copyright is a (demonitized word) and you probably wouldn't want to be stuck with something generic, but scribble kibble has a great video on getting music for videos legally. kzbin.info/www/bejne/moa2imaLhr-nntE However, If I may add some positivity so this isn't just a long constructive criticism comment, I do like that you reviewed something less common and that you included yourself and an edited sorta cosmic background rather than just an avatar drawing like a lot of other reviewers. I feel like you have potential for some really impressive reviews in the future it just needs some polish. Forgive me if this comment is outdated since this vid is old.

[@limanamil]

what is this... a review? a skit? It's kinda hard to watch with all the awkwardness

[@nerdyfan21]

liman Random review thingy?

[@bloodmoonphoenixrising8049]

liman I think she thinks she's being clever and it seems to connect with her other videos. It could be a good idea for a video it's just kind of awkward how she talks to the in adamant object

[@wowza935]

Old Soul Persona *inanimate Stay black

[@joeimjoe]

Dino and Dan Harmon (Rick and Morty co-creator) are good friends. Dino was also in Harmon's show Community as "Starburns". "he already knows Joe does bad things" Does he? Orel doesn't think anything negative about anyone at least until the end of season 3 when he starts to hate his father.

[@kmaximusconnor3665]

Morel Orel is my fallback show after Rick and Morty went for its season break. I'm addicted to it now just like I was addicted to rick and morty.

[@MacenW]

Give invincible a watch. Its great

[@vilmundurgunnarsson6601]

The characters in this show seem so fucked up, it would make Shinji Ikari think "Jesus Christ guys, you need psychological help"

[@fan9775]

Vilmundur Gunnarsson Giant!Naked!Angels! from space.

[@SuperMenaceArchives]

I loved this show when it was still on, I'd stay up late just to see every new episode. It also helped me realize that I don't really believe in religion. I agree with a lot of your points. My favorite episodes are numb and sacrifice. I just found your channel and I think that you're really good at making videos.

[@EyeofSol299]

Hey, thanks mate! Glad to hear you're enjoying my channel :)

[@gupoll]

Super Menace Grounded hit me hard

[@unitymomentum]

I like your review, but the acting is cringy :/

[@EyeofSol299]

Whose acting? Mine?

[@TheNakedFishy]

Both acting in my opinion. both are very monotone. I get that this probably has to tie into some sort of story that your making with your whole show, but it makes the review longer and harder to watch as a stand alone.

[@hunterwebb376]

She's cute though, to be honest

[@pavlovsdawg6366]

@@TheNakedFishy I literally wanted to slam my head through the computer screen. Nothing worse than a 4/10 trying to be cute and funny but failing miserably at both.

[@Zach-qs2bw]

@@pavlovsdawg6366 God damn sir God damn

[@fredjones2170]

This review actually introduced me to this fantastic series. Well-done! I think it's worth noting, though, that Moral Orel isn't so much mocking religion as it is mocking fanaticism, and the hypocrisy of fundamentalists.

[@PuertoRicanRattlesnake]

It starts at 2:26

[@PuertoRicanRattlesnake]

Actually 4:43

[@mollygriffin6083]

Moral Orel really is an incredible show. This is a good assessment of it. Especially the part about the characters being so messed up but still so gripping you can't help but be fascinated by them.

[@Broken_Glasss]

+EyeofSol wow, I didn't think I'd EVER want to sit down and really watch Moral Orel cuz at the time, I was around 10 or 12 when I first discovered this show on adult swim and I just didn't know how to digest a story about warped morality,self hate, and heavy bitterness ect. Now that I'm in my 20s, I'm glad to have rediscovered this show. kudos to you!

[@EyeofSol299]

So glad you enjoyed my review! :)

[@weevil8234]

Good review! I had binge watched it recently and I don't think I've ever felt so depressed after watching a show before, It was good though.

[@EdgyPickle]

This show is made such a way that everything is presented and made to appear light hearted, with rather depressing backgrounds full of fridge horror

[@EdgyPickle]

Woah I don’t remember leaving this comment Maybe I do?

[@EmeraldBlack-up6xi]

It's good to know that adult cartoons can in fact be adult.

[@tamaracharman150]

So, just sayin', a spinster is a woman who never married. So, divorce court? Great review. I know the creators say that there's not supposed to be any similarities to Davey & Goliath, but it can't be a coincidence that Orel looks exactly like Davey.

[@ZarathustraCalico]

Tamara Charman They actually based it on another show, not the animation, but the theme. Everyone wrongly thinks it's based on Davey and Goalith, but Dino says it's not. ...I've now forgotten what the show was, but it's on their TV Tropes page.

[@daselfcharmer]

Missing No. I think the show was the Davy Griffith show. Fuck I think it is. Andy Griffith?

[@ZarathustraCalico]

I'll look it up xD It's bothering me, and I'm not American, so I can't recall the show as easily (I've never even seen Davey and Goliath, for example)..

[@ZarathustraCalico]

It was actually an 'affectionate parody' of Leave it to Beaver (a live action show, right?) as well as a broad satire of '50s and '60s sitcoms.

[@ConcreteJungleSickness]

Thank you so much for covering this show, it's so underrated and it was fun to hear your opinions. I said Nature right before you did in the video as the favorite episode. It's just such a classic!

[@ianfisher6983]

I like all of your videos, but this one is a bit tedious. (and I love Moral Orel)

[@FrostboltX]

it takes you four and a half minutes to actually talk about the show...

[@EyeofSol299]

That's probably why I put an annotation on the screen to skip to the review for those who don't care about the story.

[@Frankya92]

This was definitely one of those shows I’ve watched that I forgot about yet extremely memorable. It was also very dark and depressing. Alone was the episode that definitely left me thinking about my life after watching it. Very relatable too since I come from a somewhat religious background regarding Christian stereotypes

[@thgritic102]

I always thought this show was strange when I was younger, but going back and looking at it now, it's really not that bad of a show.

[@TalonSky]

Just one Moral Orel, this episode was far deeper and emotional than I thought it would be. Another great video, Sol!

[@EyeofSol299]

+TalonSky Glad you enjoyed it!

[@abandonedaccounnt]

darn it sol, you always pick shows i'm kind-of-sort-of meaning to watch someday and now i'm scared of being spoilered D: now i gotta fast-forward to your eye-thing and binge thru this series before coming back. should be fun though!

[@rentheadangelcollins]

Just in case you haven't watched the show(or the review) yet, I can promise you: She spoils VERY little, if anything in this review. It was the review that led me to watch the show, and EVERY major spoiler was kept in the dark. The only thing she said that COULD count as a spoiler, I'm glad she did, because it's a heads up for anyone going into the show for the first time. Basically, the show was cancelled, and not given enough episodes in the final season to cover ALL the loose ends, so there are some dangling story lines. They're not TOO noticeable the first time through, but they do exist. You may need to watch the series twice to even spot them.

[@DminorWolfy]

I don't have many memories from this show because I did not have the chance to really watch it when I was younger. That song at the end is really good though.

[@ZarathustraCalico]

Elena Garcia It's not really for the 'younger' viewer. It's worth a watch though, I've watched all the seasons around twice a year since it came out.

[@ZarathustraCalico]

Elena Garcia Also, the Mountain Goats did a lot of the tracks in MO - the one near the end is 'No Children', there's another they did called 'love, love, love', and finally 'old college try'. They're all about fragile relationships, mostly romantic, but they can fit in any relationship that's falling apart honestly.

[@firofiore6638]

The review of this show is interesting but no offense The Skit sections are awful to watch I started skipping through them halfway :P Maybe take some acting classes because they were hard to watch tbh XD

[@GagsAnimation]

Just like all youtube review shows that make use of skits and storyline. Cause you know. When I go to a review series, I expect an epic story and heavy use of humor, not an actual review.

[@DexterDLopez]

I haven't really seen a full episode of Moral Orel, but since you think it's good, then I guess it's worth to watch again. Also great review Sol, it hit hard, just like the show lol

[@IceBearfor]

I just realized that the Characters on the card are the Seven Deadly Sins

[@Pooky1991]

Which is why this is one of the best shows to come out of animation

[@preservethe80s62]

Since this is about Moral Orel, shouldn't your "lesson" be a spanking from Clay with a skewed lecture?

[@EyeofSol299]

Yeah, but I can't show my bare ass on KZbin. Also, my dad isn't alive anymore to beat me.

[@preservethe80s62]

@@EyeofSol299 Deepest condolences and I'm sorry for having brought that up. My mother is at the end stage of terminal pancreatic cancer, so I know the path all too well.

[@goodolmeplant5809]

4:27 the good part That wasn’t meant to be an insult

[@eggsinabasket]

11:46 is where she starts talking about Moral Orel

[@pompe221]

"Elemental Orel" was a weaker episode than the quasi-clip show episode with Orel's movie? I disagree, but I think I can see your point.

[@EyeofSol299]

I actually really like that episode despite its clip show-esque nature. Because even though it just tells the stories from previous episodes, it does it in a creative and entertaining way. But if you don't like it, that's totally fine :)

[@alejandracervantes7837]

I remember this show, but I barley see it since I was going to school at that time it came to adult swim. And wasn't allow to stay up late. And wonder if Gorillaz G-bite cartoons would be considered a look at, despite them being short cartoons made by a animated band.

[@EdgyPickle]

Alejandra Cervantes G-bites are painfully short Want more Murdoc :c

[@ZarathustraCalico]

Cancerous Edgy Dipshit There should be more soon! Rumour has it the new album will be done by the end of 2016 and some people are interpreting a tweet from Noodle as a sign that there may be a new song from them released or played on the radio this weekend.

[@toontrooper4103]

At first I thought this was going to be another family guy or robot chicken, but now I really want to check it out. Thanks sol, can't wait to be happy and disturbed at the same time.

[@EyeofSol299]

Glad to hear you enjoyed my review! :)

[@Zinervawyrm]

That is the one great thing about this show, once the drama and serious stuff starts happening, it really sticks and has actual impact on the show through the characters. Most adult cartoons (Western) are like Family Guy, when something important or serious happens; don't bother trying to become invested, because you know it will eventually reset, fart in your face, and laugh at you for becoming emotionally invested. (Like when Brian died.)

[@spectergum]

I am pretty religious, and I love this show!

[@ALonelyWeeaboo]

So Dino Stamatopolous himself posted this on Facebook. With the only thing being said was 'Here's a weird one'

[@EyeofSol299]

Oh?

[@Bala_Niranna]

tbh I thought it was closer to bojack horseman than Rick and Morty

[@EyeofSol299]

Yeah, I hadn't watched BoJack Horseman yet when I made this review, so I couldn't make that comparison yet. I'm inclined to believe that as well now :)

[@zivenbello644]

I'm a Christian and I love this show for its characters and story. The animation is great and it reminds me of Wallace and Gromit. I have to admit that the series does get depressing at the last season.

[@TheStupidRaptor]

End of the season? Does that mean you'll take a long break soon?

[@EyeofSol299]

Indeed.

[@robiu013]

i hear the mountain goats in the background. is their music often used as soundtrack? i already know "no children" is in the show.

[@EyeofSol299]

There are a few Mountain Goats songs in the series, yes.

[@ZarathustraCalico]

robiu013 They used Old College Try (the episode about Clay and Bloberta's marriage), No Children (the episode 'Numb') and Love, Love, Love, though I can't recall what episode they used that in. There's other good music in it too - just look on KZbin for the Moral Orel soundtrack and you'll find most of them in a play list.

[@ChrisCrossCrunch]

lovely review. I remember watching this show a while back and admittedly got hooked into it. Not something ill binge watch since it can drain you.

[@videogamebomer]

Yes this amazing show is a hidden gem

[@fredjones2170]

I'd never heard of this show before I saw this review - it's now up there among one of my favorite animated shows. Thanks for the recommendation! Also, are you planning on reviewing the Netflix series Bojack Horseman anytime in the future?

[@gastaprasta9596]

The same is with me as well.

[@AleTitan]

After Watching this review I went and watched season one and some of season two (I'll continue it later) Anyway, I watched it when it used to play in adult swim. But I was very young when it aired originally. I'm almost 20, but now that I'm watching it, I understand all the stuff I didn't. I only understood some of the comedy and not a lot of the depressing backstories. But now I do

[@snickpuppr8719]

It sucks how it's over

[@hunterjulian98]

I remember watching this on Teletoon Detour .

[@EyeofSol299]

Heheh, yeah... I loved The Detour.

[@Kaleid0skull]

Moral Orel has never attacked religion directly. That is a misconception.

[@sarafontanini7051]

Moral Orel is called such as its about a boy who, despite all his mistakes, is ultiamtely the only Moral person in his community of hypcrites, bigots and monsters

[@charleswinthrop71]

The only person I know to stand up and call Death a bitch for me. :)

[@Lyla_Heart]

Could you do the anime Bleach? I've looked up reviews of it, but there don't seem to be that many. I'm not sure why... (It is rather long, so I'll understand if: A. You decide not to review it, or B. it just takes a long time for you to finish a review of it.

[@EyeofSol299]

+Ciestess84 Thanks for your suggestion! Bleach is already on my list, but yes, doing a review on it would be pretty much impossible, as I would need to watch every episode, and that'd be a pretty tall order, as I do my episodes weekly :3

[@jimimaggard3779]

My favorite episode was Honor, the best series finale ever.

[@EyeofSol299]

+Jimi Maggard That episode is great too, you are right :)

[@AdamsmashersTime]

I just found this channel. Its very good. You deserve more subs.

[@EyeofSol299]

Thanks! I'm glad you're enjoying my channel :)

[@brickercustom]

Are of the episodes rated TV-MA? If so I think that is kinda unfair, considering other thing that in TV-14 shows on AdultSwim.

[@whatever-qx9wx]

Ok wow. This show really confused me when I first saw it on adult swim back when I was in middle school. interesting review-- may have to watch it sometime.

[@ZarathustraCalico]

whatever Yeah, you need to be a little older than middle school to really get everything it talks about. It came out when I was 19 and I still didn't quite understand everything in it the first time.

[@vanellopescorner8882]

This is the first of your videos I ever watched and it still holds up really well!

[@fux3496]

lol oh man that was a good show .. thanks for showing me some past memories lol .. great review by the way ..

[@EyeofSol299]

+Darren Beaupre Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@bigmacsama]

That was really good. I hope to see more stuff like like in the future. Speaking of which, might I suggest a request that's worth your time?

[@EyeofSol299]

Of course, feel free to suggest anything you want :)

[@bigmacsama]

***** Alrighty then. I would LOVE to see you take on Grojband (trust me, it is that insultingly bad yet mean-spirited of a musical canadian show that makes other musical animated stuff look like Rocky Horror Picture Show, Little Shop of Horrors, Avenue Q and Repo: The Genetic Opera). if not, that's okay, I got something better than that. I'm thinking both "American Dragon: Jake Long" and "The Life & Times of Juniper Lee".

[@EyeofSol299]

+MacK Davidson Thanks for your suggestions! Everything but Grojband is already on my list, but I will add that to mine! :D

[@bigmacsama]

Cool thanks, dudette! But be warned though, once you see it, you'll see why it's worth reviewing (Or Bashing, whatever helps ya) that Grojband show with a bloody pitchfork, fully loaded shotgun and flamethrower. Forgive me for my ranting, it's just that Grojband made me feel insulted on a personal level due to it's surprisingly mean-spirited vibes and insulting as hell morals that makes Sonic Underground look like Class of 3000, only god-like. Anywho, again thanks for adding the show into your list.

[@bobby2hands227]

Looked like something I would enjoy so I decided to check it out...and I ended up watching 8 episodes in a row. Great review Sol, and thanks for turning me onto this show.

[@EyeofSol299]

Glad you enjoyed it! And I'm so glad you checked out the show!

[@videakias3000]

if possible make a review bout loonatics unleashed,many people hate this show,personally I believe that this show does not deserve so much hate. before this show,I suffered by watching the classic looney tunes,bugs bunny kept repeating the same jokes in every episode,taz was dumb,pepe le pew was a douchebag,there was absolutely nothing interesting with that rooster whose name I don't remember,all episodes with sylvester and tweety were identical,lola did not appear at all,and more problems.the only good episodes were those with daffy duck and road runner in this spin off,they became super heroes,I don't see many things wrong with that,we stopped seeing the same episodes and over and over again,we had some variety. I am not saying that loonatics unleased is a masterpiece or something like that,but I don't think it deserves so much hate. also I loooooooved the looney tunes show of 2011,they did everything right,I did not have any problem with any of the characters and daffy duck became funnier than ever.

[@EyeofSol299]

+videakias3000 Thanks for your suggestion! I can add it to my list :)

[@Mat_yup]

What's the name of the episode with this scene at 7:37 ?

[@kennyluvschu]

My stomach hurts after watching this. But I really appreciate the amazing review and work you put into this.

[@jesuschild07able]

I wasn’t allowed to watch Adult Swim when it came out. I came up in a religious household and in my teen years this show made me think of the town I was in. This bothered my husband that I could relate so much to this show. I never hurt anyone to the extreme as Oral but it reminded me of myself. I wanted to so badly be a good person and help people that I didn’t realize the evil my kindness was doing. So for me, it was a slightly darker show of the Bible Belt and I loved it. My husband can’t watch it which is funny because he can watch death and war in R rated films but I can’t. I guess seeing a little light in some of the characters like Stephanie and Oral made me kinda happy.

[@kingextreme88]

I thought Morel Orel was okay. I dig it! Anyway, do you accept requests for reviews? If you do, I would love to see you do a review on "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir". That show is awesomeness!

[@EyeofSol299]

Thanks for your suggestion! Miraculous Ladybug is already on my list :)

[@kingextreme88]

Sweetness! Can't wait!

[@sketchonomadek5270]

They're adorable. ❤ I'm gonna start watching more of their videos.

[@forgiveman]

+EyeofSol. Please do an Adventure Time review. It would be really awesome.

[@EyeofSol299]

+forgiveman Stay tuned!

[@failingnovelist6443]

One of my favorite shows :) good video.

[@jameswilkins8530]

Great job! No pun intended.

[@TheStealthyPyro]

Wanted to watch the vid but the long intro killed it

[@PeaceMaker273]

Awesome review I'm glad you got to this one I really enjoy the satire and drama of the show, also the animation is fantastic.

[@EyeofSol299]

Glad to hear you enjoyed my review :)

[@a_a_ronn3146]

5 out of 5 *'s cuz it introduced me to The Mountain Goats

[@YU-zg7zg]

I swear to God I was smiling and nodding throughout this entire review like an idiot... I just love that show so much! Good review

[@EyeofSol299]

Glad to hear you enjoyed my review! :D

[@madcat789]

You just got a new subscriber. Gratz!

[@DJelNukaAdicto]

I cried with this show, as someone who was raised in christianity, i feel really identified with orel a inocent kid, the show hit me harder cause as orel my family ... well lets say my father was clay ... anyway as an adult now im trying to forget my past and go on

[@RealZonkes]

Hey EyeOfSol, what song did you use at the end? I kind of want to buy it if it's available

[@EyeofSol299]

+Sloth Seven It's called No Children by The Mountain Goats. It's from Moral Orel :)

[@johncamiolo6405]

Interesting series. I don't think that I'd be interested in the series, but I actually really liked your little montage setting up your review. It was kind of fun and creative.

[@EyeofSol299]

+John Camiolo Glad you liked it :)

[@SillickTheCat]

Dude, you should totally watch Felidae, PLZ!!!!!!!

[@TenderEnders]

Awesome Video Eye Of Sol Keep Up The Awesome Work

[@EyeofSol299]

Thanks! :)

[@JUSTAWHOLELOTOFWEIRD]

Your bloody amazing, your advice helped me a lot thank you for everything.

[@inserthernamehere]

who did your claymation?

[@EyeofSol299]

It's actually not stop motion, it's regular CG with clay textures. The whole opening sequence was produced by PXLFLX.

[@TheG_Boy]

are you sure?

[@MTMiPower]

the feels

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

It's not just religion I have a problem with, it's how people can be so hypocritical about whatever their ideaology. With feminists it's 'we support all women unless they don't agree with us then we'll burn them at the stake.' With democrats it's 'we accept everyone who isn't white, christian or straight.' With fandoms it's 'if you don't like this ship or enjoy the more disliked stuff in the franchise we'll castrate you with a spork.' Can't I just have my opinion with out being gutted like a trout?

[@gregorymendez2472]

Hey! First of all, great review! Interesting splicing of your own storytelling and reviewing. It was weird coming in as I came for thoughts on Orel but I couldn’t help with wanting to learn about where you are trying to go with the skits. Can you direct me towards the start of your story? I would think it’s obvious to go to your first video but let me make sure.Thanks! I see people leaving suggestions for shows so let me say: “Gurren Lagaan”

[@EyeofSol299]

The story began in the season 1 finale review of Gravity Falls.

[@acecake2052]

Hey sol this isn't a request but have u seen the anime hunter x hunter if so Wat do u think of it

[@EyeofSol299]

I haven't, no.

[@HedgehogExE-lj5oi]

Hey Sol, there's a series on KZbin called Cranbersher's Guide to Stop Motion Animation. You should check it out since you adore stop motion.

[@EyeofSol299]

+Hedgehog. ExE I can check that out, thanks :)

[@ProvidenceRex]

Ok?

[@azuresong9317]

I can't seem to find a good video review of the Secret Saturdays. Could you take a crack at it?

[@EyeofSol299]

+Hresong Thanks for your suggestion!! Secret Saturdays is already on my list :)

[@HedgehogExE-lj5oi]

Why does the Star God thinks that your a bad person,Sol?

[@EyeofSol299]

+Hedgehog. ExE Because I enjoy seeing things like people suffer, I like violence and disturbing imagery in my cartoons, and I always prefer a miserable ending to a happy one.

[@HedgehogExE-lj5oi]

+EyeofSol Ah,U.🙃

[@UtopianMagic1408]

What's the ending song

[@greenergrass4060]

No children- the mountain goats

[@AngelicaSpyro]

I don't like religious cartoons. I love King of dreams and Prince of Egypt but those movies were just retelling the bible as stories, JUST STORIES. The animation in Veggie tales is okay and the morals are good until they go to the stupid ass religious stuff. I honestly think the show would have been okay if they didn't put the religious stuff into it, the show is essentially kid friendly versions of War room and other religious movies which are just god damn Christian propaganda. I firmly believe in letting kids learn about god and the bible when they aren't impressionable little kids. I just want to see the looks on the faces of the kids who watched the Veggietale versions of bible stories and find out about all the incest, rape, slavery, genocides and out right horrible stuff that the Bible says that this okay to do because those people are inferior and God hates the inferior and those don't conform to his ridiculous standards that humans by nature can't live up to because they go against nature in general. I truly hate what people are willing to do to their kids to make them believe in god, some parents will beat or abandon their kids for being gay or atheists. I can't stand that herd like mentality people can be programmed with if they become so devote and buy into the bull shit without asking questions. I'm fine if you believe in God and you're okay if people you know don't believe in God or in the same god you do. I just think that you should let people accept your world view on their own terms and not because you shoved it down their throats their whole lives. I honestly don't care what your religious beliefs are, you can believe God is a stuffed rabbit for all I care, I just don't like spreading them by force or by teaching people this is the only truth. I believe God is a question that has no answer, atheists could be wrong or right and theists could be wrong or right and we'll never know. I plan on having a cartoon show and one of the enemies in the show is this alien races who are a bunch of cultists trying to get the population of the main characters' home planetary system to join their religion . . . by force. The inhabitants are atheists (they have good reasons to be) and they really don't care if you believe in a deity or not, these aliens are essentially terrorists and the natives are arresting them solely because these people are willing to commit mass genocide in the name of their god. There is a different species with a religion as well but this religion is non-expansionist and the aliens don't care that the natives are atheists because they know that if you want people to come over to your side you let choose on their own volition and not because of a death threat. These guys are allies to the atheistic natives because they let them do their own thing while the other guys are enemies because they spread their religion violently, ignore reality, are practically psychotic and deem those who don't follow their religion as inferior beings that should be purged. It's clear what the message is there.

[@dude123456m]

Wow what an amazing video for an amazing show keep up the great work Spoilers ahead be warned Something I always found intresting is that the entire plot line of clay associating compassion with physical abuse is really heartbreaking when you realize that the reason clay is so abusive is that's how he shows his love for Orel and if I remember "which is doubtful" that last season has pretty much none of that showing clays hate consuming everything what a fucked show

[@theawkwardskeleton6608]

anthony DiPietro I loved the ending, and the relationship between the pastor and his daughter is great.

[@ZarathustraCalico]

Know It Guy I love when the pastor says it wasn't because it was two girls that he disliked Stephanie's highschool crush, but because she didn't like her back that he had problems with. It was cute and realistic to him.

[@nazishhussain2712]

I think this show pretty dark