my love mine all mine put over clay and arthurs confrontation

GREAT NOW ITS EVEN MORE SAD!!1!1!!1!!

[@marceldawn0_o]

The episode is "Beforel Orel - Trust"

[@Maw0]

Thanks.

[@tomtriska555]

Generational trauma, the show

[@doxx4pg3d45]

Bojack Horseman:

[@Stephanie-mv9iy]

​@@doxx4pg3d45this is before Bojack

[@jedd.0322]

@@Stephanie-mv9iy Damn Right

[@Dogman262]

@@doxx4pg3d45Normal words, but from a horse guy!

[@tunasandwich8049]

​@@doxx4pg3d45 Moral Orel was way darker and traumatic imo

[@themedia1271]

Its bittersweet how the worst parents will only get their shit together when they have grandkids.

[@Fruitjuiceandbananas]

It is

[@AdamHyperfixist666]

Sometimes that's the case and sometimes it's not

[@blacktemplarbrotherlucius1935]

Mine didn't, my grandfather shot me after disowning me.

[@Maw0]

Not my Nana.

[@madstachoif5512]

@@blacktemplarbrotherlucius1935 Damn

[@Daldi564]

Funnily enough, had the show gone on past the 3rd season, we would've actually seen more of Clay's dad Arthur. After being diagnosed with a terminal disease, Arthur would move in with the Puppington's to live out his last few days during which he'd teach Orel to be more streetwise and not take the word of the "authority figures" as law and gospel. This would help Orel grow into a more aware person and he'd just begin to understand those lessons when he finds out that Arthur had died. While Clay would've probably felt nothing considering how he viewed his father, Orel would go on to be devastated by the loss of his granddad and would go on into an emo phase. Clay would apparently try to snap him out of it, likely because having an emo in the family isn't a good image, but considering what Orel suffered under his father, he would just ignore him. Clay would also have been infuriated by being left out of Arthur's will as the elder Puppington had left his entire life savings and house to Orel because that's money right there and wasn't being given to him to spend on more liquor. Eventually Orel would've gotten out of his emo phase and strengthened by the loss and moving on, would've probably become a leading figure in Moralton, likely helping to overthrow the old, corrupt leadership that had been ruling the town.

[@Wulfy013]

This is inaccurate. While you are correct that the third season did intend to continue with a similar plot line as described, this special replaced the third season due to low rating and the dark themes not resonating with audiences. It is a shame, as this show was really great. However, Before Orel fills in some key gaps that the main show failed to get to, and we do see the end result in another episode: Orel marries Christina. He actually manages to survive the horrific misuse and corruption of religion in town, and regardless of whether you suppose Orel is religious or not, he has children and his brothers (one being a brother-in-law through Christina technically), end up as a Fireman and Police Officer. Overall, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

[@themadman2781]

Well I hope one day Adult Swim can renew/uncanceled another season so we can see our boy Orel get his proper conclusion.

[@justblue974]

Bring it back for its 3 season

[@shawnwebb4594]

And then Inuyasha and started biting seshomaru's neck, and they proceeded to bang

[@phonegloomy]

@@justblue974we already have a third season. the show was originally supposed to go on for 5.

[@SkippyLean]

Moral Orel will be 20 years old the next year

[@Basher.G]

I didn't realize it's from 2004 Edit: I got the year wrong, why does this keep getting likes?

[@SkippyLean]

@@Basher.G it's from 2005

[@Basher.G]

@@SkippyLean I forgot it's January

[@rich8666]

Please dont😂😂😂😂 20!

[@nixxxiek1270]

Why did i think it was so much older like 1999-2002

[@danielperez143]

I can kinda understand why clay ended up the way he did. The way his father just gave up on him like that, that man is just as terrible at parenting as clay is to orel. It's up to orel to end the terrible cycle ounce he grows up

[@marceldawn0_o]

yeah! I mean at least arthur admitted what he did was wrong but still, the damage is already done and clay's been so hurt of all of the memories

[@nevaehhamilton3493]

​@@marceldawn0_o in my opinion, Arthur did the right thing hating Clay. All Clay ever did was hog all the attention away from his stupid wife, leaving behind mere scraps and leftovers that wouldn't even satisfy his need to be loved. The moment Angela died was the moment Arthur knew exactly who to blame for taking away his only love. Clay was in the way of Arthur receiving affection from Angela. Clay was indeed worthless. He did absolutely nothing wrong. In fact, Arthur helped Clay show to God who he really was all along: a spineless, pathetic, worthless, inferior, disgraceful, subhuman lowlife who will never amount to anything. God regrets bringing Clay into this world and wants absolutely nothing to do with that disgusting display of a human being. Clay _killed_ his own mother by being born.

[@syrusangi8743]

Sure but seeing how Clay was as a kid, I just can't comprehend a normal child behaving the way he did. I mean he indirectly caused his mother's death yet all he cared about was getting attention, never seemed to grieve his mum n even mocked his dad who was grieving his wife. Taking pleasure from mocking him till he smacked him is kind of psychotic. Maybe his dad didn't raise him the best as a proper parent but I won't say he was an outright terrible person.

[@danielperez143]

@@syrusangi8743 he kinda was because he let clay be that spoiled to start with. Also, clay as a kid was heartbroken because he just found out that he wasn't all that special, he was just the one pregnancy that didn't end in a miscarriage

[@syrusangi8743]

@@danielperez143 Spoiling Clay was his mum's fault. His dad always tried to intervene but was made out to be the bad guy all the time to the point even Clay didn't respect him. And the whole special thing is also the mum's fault making him feel so high of himself but in a sense was an earnest response as he really was special to her. He was the one that got to live, but he didn't see it that way n then going so far to pull such a stunt leading to his mum's death n showing no remorse for it is appalling showing early signs of his narcissistic personality

[@pilargonzales5885]

“My baby here on earth showed me what my heart was worth” on Orel’s wink??? Devastating. Jail.

[@howtotrainyourwaifu968]

It's not like that. He is very gullible. He believes in everything people tell him. No one in the family taught him about anything. He gets ignored and stayed dumb. That's why his grandpa taught him not to trust anything any people say. If you watched the special episode. You will find the reason why he winked at the grandpa.

[@IHaveASadderDay]

​@howtotrainyourwaifu968 No, he winked at his grandfather in trust Arthur would understand the lessons in which he taught Orel earlier that very same episode (and the connection they share as father/son) would never fade in spite of any bs the town puts Orel through.

[@Miniselkie]

Damn Arthur knows he fucked up. Remember don't beat your kids, don't abuse them at all. Sometimes they end up like Clay. Most don't but y'know.

[@LOREisDEAD]

He at least made an effort to change, and that's why I love him so much 😢

[@Red_Hood929]

He regrets how he treated clay.

[@oberonpanopticon]

@@Red_Hood929if ifs and buts were candy and nuts we’d all have a merry Christmas

[@kwayneboy1524]

You can do it but have control over it and not do it out of scorn

[@mrtunasandwhich6799]

​@@kwayneboy1524or just don't

[@kaeru6422]

This is easily the best representation of how good natured people will always have more influence and long lasting effects because of how love itself can manifest. Even though Orel didn't have enough reasons to question Clay demanding Orel not to talk to Arthur, he did show affection back to his grandpa because of how good Arthur was to Orel, he crossed a line set by his ignorant and non-caring father.

[@MerryMeVarian-id3om]

I don't blame Clay for not wanting Orel to see Arthur Cause honestly I would not want to see the person who made a abusive bastard who excessively drinks his way out of problems.

[@SupHapCak]

I just realized We really only see Clay after he snaps. Until that moment he was a decent father. Maybe not a very good husband but he was at least trying with Orel, and never made him feel worthless as a person. I mean we saw him snap, is my reasoning, and not the rest of the time where he’s making sure Orel knows he at least has a place in his own family.

[@smileyface8057]

That was bloberta, clay never drank until he met her

[@anomalocaris2593]

​@@SupHapCakNot really. He still does the bare minimum a father would do, and it is not because of love or even responsibility. Everything he does is to keep appearances and hope it will eventually turn into said appearance. He never loved anyone in his family and even hated most of it. Best version of Clay is the one beforw Bloberta

[@chriiiiis]

He dropped Orel off to see Arthur before this because he didn't want to deal with Orel.

[@mylowthemute]

I have never seen a full episode of this series but from the bits, pieces, clips, and complimations pretty much summed up the whole show but I have never seen this piece but after watching it the entire video it made me think and then cry on the inside.

[@fake-king3837]

Wish it got another season before cancelation.

[@Dogman262]

Watch the show

[@tristanqr]

Just saying the whole show is on youtube for free...

[@elokin300]

There’s a playlist with all the episodes and it’s not split into a bunch of parts or censored for dmca or anything

[@tyleriguana]

“Even though you are the best candidate for brainwashing in this town, you are also too good and pure hearted to be corrupted” 💚💚💚💚

[@Darkcr0w666]

0:59 Clay un the dark while his father in the light with a trash can behind showing the kind of person he once was... Pure Magic

[@thefrogthatknows5251]

That little look after he says he felt worthless. A beat that holds for too long. Clay almost looks like he wants an apology. The gentle narrowing of his father's eyes, he understood too. That moment, it almost seems like it was the last chance to fix things. For Clay to be given an out from his path, for his father to regret what he did, for Orel to be spared the pain to come. I wonder what would've happen, had he been given the apology he so desperately wanted. I wonder if it would've done anything.

[@sandwichgod692]

That’s an interesting theory. Arthur may have had the power to save Clay and Orel from the lives they’d go on to lead all with one simple apology. It’s depressing to think about.

[@dani-manson]

This makes the scene 10x better

[@sergioplazat3995]

I know right? 😥

[@N1k4_Gr1v]

The time will come when this will finally be over. When this kid realised what a bad person his father is.

[@marceldawn0_o]

Well he already did at the end of the series

[@N1k4_Gr1v]

@@marceldawn0_o and still....

[@BrokenCartridge.]

​@@N1k4_Gr1v Once you've seen the ending, peace will be had

[@N1k4_Gr1v]

@@BrokenCartridge. I really want to believe that. But as long this drunken, selfish psychopath, everyone calls clay, lives. There won't be any peace. Or for as long this city is full of religious fanatics. Nothing will be at peace at all

[@jeffersonhenriquecamelo6277]

@@marceldawn0_o is bad the fact that i liked Orel’s Grandpa?

[@EirianwenStudios]

Orels fake angry face is so cute 😭

[@AlexMason5836]

“You’re not even worth it..”

[@noahmclaughlin7921]

God that’s such a despicable line. It also completely recontextualizes Clay as a person. He was so mistreated that he internalized that abuse is better than not being loved at all. It also implies that in a very twisted way, him hitting Orel means that he does care about him to some extent, but shows it in awful ways.

[@maylabrown4584]

​@@noahmclaughlin7921Right on the second part, extra wrong on the first part. He was never abused as a child, instead his mother babied him due to her own mental illness over having so many miscarriages. Due to that he gained an unhealthy obsession with love and attention, where he'd do anything to get it from someone who he finds is either a maternal presence or a dominating presence. He can never love Orel in any normal way, no more than he can love himself, he can't love anyone and that's mainly what eats away at him. That's what Stopframe realizes in the end too.

[@murakyo79]

​@@maylabrown4584No, Clay was abused as a child. Child neglect is a form of abuse too. We literally see Arthur physically hitting him as well.

[@lovelyrodriguez2190]

I just now realized how upfront and genuine Clay is with his dad. Not quite like how he is with Bloberta. There's no facade of confidence in the talk about Clay not being able to answer Orel's questions. He's prideful for a moment before showing a moment of vulnerability with his eyes welling up. Even as a kid after his mom died, he was genuinely a little stinker. Not the innocent baby act in how he was with his mom covering his bad behavior. Bloberta is right about Clay's nature.

[@Nakura-dj8mg]

I like to think that as Orel got older and realized his parents aren't good people, he learns to lean a lot more towards his Grandpa during his late teens, establishing an official relationship. Eventually giving Orel his farm and Orel decides to live there with his wife and children as a way to keep them away from Moralton.

[@Oscar.224]

the song makes it more heartbreaking omg

[@Oscar.224]

c and h + h k

[@froylanhernandezmera2924]

What is the song?

[@munchiez4993]

​@@froylanhernandezmera2924 my love mine all mine

[@Oscar.224]

@@froylanhernandezmera2924 my love mine all mine

[@janel8169]

@@froylanhernandezmera2924 "my love mine all mine" by mitski

[@nintonintendo1]

This show was way too far ahead of his time. If it came out in more recent years, we would've gotten the true moral orel experience.

[@autismobinch135]

Yes and no, it kind of ONLY could have come out when it did. This is why creative freedom is important, there are stories that can ONLY be made now, and we lose them the harder it is to create these stories.

[@stonecoldsteveaustin2095]

@@autismobinch135I agree: great show, but not as impactful as it would’ve been if released today.

[@berniekatzroy]

Damn I forget how much work went into this special, the movement and camera work is so fluid. Edit: didn't even realize the song playing in the background wasn't apart of the original episode. It goes with it so well especially given how original music for the series had the same vibe.

[@Tomanananana]

Dammit I wanted to see grandpa live with them like they originally planned 😢

[@honinakecheta601]

I loved my grandparents but learning about the things they did and how they treated my parents really made me realize they weren’t good people for the majority of their lives, I guess most people aren’t, but I only wish they would have been better people when they were actually raising my parents and not just decades later when they had grandchildren

[@k2_x376]

Better late than never I guess... there are people that are old and cranky, it even became a stereotype

[@ButteredToast677]

This show is so heartbreaking, and the story is so well written everything about this makes it one of the most emotional an traumatic shows ive ever seen, I wish there was more :(

[@slightlymorepotatoes6551]

The aging transitions were amazing

[@SangiinKherem]

I swear I watched the whole series and never saw this

[@Marioqee2]

It was a special years later it before orel

[@SangiinKherem]

@@Marioqee2 Thank you! I'll have to watch it too

[@shawnking7868]

One of the greatest shows of all time...😢😢

[@PastPeep]

I love this show so much

[@shawnking7868]

@@PastPeep it hits on alot of levels, the meditation episode is the best to me...

[@PastPeep]

@@shawnking7868 true tho

[@yuarentlucky]

One of the things about this show that breaks my heart is it's portrayal of generational trauma, it's *too* realistic, but I also love the show dearly for being that way.

[@clixhe]

Orel is so cute so innocent im sobbing

[@random_scenegirl]

my eye is sweating up a storm over here

[@bittersweettooth]

You just had to rub salt in the wound by reminding me of Alone, did you 😭

[@random_scenegirl]

@@bittersweettooth …maybe.

[@itsyoboyjay6119]

I’m not crying my eyes are really sweaty

[@thythethy9590]

A Tragedy That Unfolds Itself, So Much To Look For, Clays Vulnerability & Anger. Arthurs Regret & Confusion. Orel Following Clay's Command, For An Ounce Of Some Appreciation. Yet Orel Deep Down Here, Knows Arthur Was One Of The People Who Showed Him Some Love & Guidance, Something He Didn't Do In The Past. Arthur Having A Smile As He Leaves, Seeing Just How Pure Orel Is, A Mind Untainted With Corruption. While Clay Has This Frown, Seeing Arthur Drive off, A Moment Of Maybe Thinking About He Didn't Say What He Wanted To? While He Then Defaults Back To The Upset & Anger For Arthur. Then The Middle finger from Arthur, Paralleling Clays Middle Finger As He Drops Off Orel At The Farm. I Think That Had A Deeper Meaning, Just Showing It's A Cycle On Repeat. Probably Not That Deep, But That's How I Viewed It From What I Know.

[@taarrrrrrr]

That's Why It's Such A Good Show,

[@nickcariglio8228]

dAWG wHY yOU tYPIN lIKE tHAT???

[@thythethy9590]

@@nickcariglio8228 draws attention to it, like how you commented.

[@nickcariglio8228]

@@thythethy9590 tHanks mY mAn

[@winglessfairy564]

@@thythethy9590Yeah negative attention wth

[@J-RS21]

I always feel like Orel was playing along with his town believes

[@v1v1d1ty]

well.... that hurted

[@Stephanie-mv9iy]

This makes crieded

[@martinxy1291]

I like to think in some alternate timeline, theres a world that was given the five seasons that a lot of folks needed. And in those extra seasons, they deiced to explore with the characters of the town powering through many of their issues, that inspite of how low or dark of a pit you find yourself in, you can always climb out with enough effort or little help.

[@marcusgabriel8365]

I love how Clay only loves Orel because of what he is, just his flesh and blood while Arthur loves Orel for that too he also loves him for who he is

[@shawnmoun9849]

Little did orel know the belt was awaiting him

[@Aquamarinix_]

Honestly, Clay should've bounced and paid for child support, as soon as Orel was born tbh.

[@whyme3772]

Orel and Shapey probably would've been better off getting adopted, as sad as that sounds. Clay and Bloberta were horrible parents.

[@firemangan]

He was already the mayor by the events of before Orel, so bouncing would’ve tarnished his image (something he holds dearly even though he hates his job lmao)

[@imnugget8085]

This scene was made for one scene and it looks the best

[@105thBattalion]

God the animation is such a step up from S3

[@takashiz-1731]

It gives my heart some peace to know that Orel broke the cycle and married the women he loved and had children. Gives me pure joy to know that clay and Bloberta stayed miserable their entire lives

[@Bruh00072]

You can call clay evil I totally would but tbh I think he’s more broken than pure evil.

[@Pizzagobbler95]

Okay I'm being honest right here I'm being honest when I say I have tears in my eyes right now I feel bad for all of them and yes that means clay also...this show I've never had a tear come out until this point maybe it's the song or maybe not but still great show deserved better 😥

[@yippeewahoo]

rhis actuially made me violently sob

[@remsleeep]

this show hurts so much

[@naan000]

aough. i'm in pain

[@Dvsone2012]

Narcissistic parents pulling child away from reformed grandparent

[@Efvgee]

Gosh I wish this show wasn’t canceled.

[@yoperoperritoyopero9700]

Le queda muy bien la canción a la escena 😭😭

[@sergioplazat3995]

verdad que si? 😥👍

[@froylanhernandezmera2924]

Le quedo perfecta 👌 Se siente melancólica y como vez las 3 generaciones Por cierto cual es la canción?

[@xinyang2842]

the quality this is shot at is crazy compared to the show, digital improvement is amazing

[@RandomandNoice]

His grumpy face is so adorable tho 😭😭

[@Mehhhhhhhh]

They really hit us with a prequel with a bigger budget, better quality animation and we never got anything Moral Orel related again. 😢

[@BendyPenguin64]

I've watched this video so many times. This song fits perfectly! As far as I'm concerned, this is the canonical ending of Moral Orel.

[@mathew7878]

Well it's a prequel

[@BendyPenguin64]

@mathew7878 A prequel, yes. But in terms of episode releases, it's the last episode. So still an ending in my opinion.

[@sabbathbeast1322]

Bro, when I saw this, I was mad bro and cried makes me realize how life hits us hard

[@hepatitis-b_social-club]

holy fuck...this actually make me cry.

[@funniyellowman7203]

I had a stroke reading that

[@octavia3608]

Can you put that song over the scene were clay breaks down to oral in the nature episode part 1 and 2? Or that one scene that clay confesses his love for coach stopframe?

[@nerolzaphobia]

the song is perfect for this scene

[@pfguy.]

what episode was this?

[@marceldawn0_o]

it's beforel orel

[@pfguy.]

@@marceldawn0_o ooh thanks :)

[@emmalineasmr]

i watched this short before but i have to say i cant remember everything that happened in it, but man this scene hurt. orel isn't scared of "the study" yet.

[@Kirstenlayer]

This keep on happening in every of my families Generation's like growing up in abusive parents to abuse to becoming abusive and now that my parents keep on abusing me and if i ever had future child i won't never abuse her/him I'll just fix this generation that is keep on going on and on (Sorry if my english is so bad😭)

[@marceldawn0_o]

That's very true of you to say. My family is the same, both my mom and dad were abused so they came to abuse me and my siblings (but me more, also my mother is the one who is the most abusive) ermm but yeah, I totally relate to you and I believe you will grow up to be an amazing parent, and if you change your mind thats okay too!! Generational trauma is hard but someone's gotta break it eventually :]

[@froggies560]

The mitski song meaning that yk beauty of love want the love to shine down and preserve even after her PASSING and ig the things that makes it so fucking sad of that scene clay and arthur with mitski song in it is because arthur, clay's father didn't give him the love when he was a child, he sort of abuse but in a not so straight forward abuse way. Abuse him because he 'killed' his own mother and even tellin him before abusing him that he's not worth it and after that arthur probably neglects clay. Sure he gives him food and clothes all those basic stuff, but i bet my ass he's not there for him, well not anymore and even not there to abuse him. That ABUSE that makes clay feels like he's worth it. Worth the abuse. And putting that song in that scene for me its like the implication of what clay doesn't have Cus even when arthur died later on, arthur's love wont shine down to clay after his passing because arthur never gave clay the love. He gave clay the feeling of worthless, the guilt feeling from 'killing' his own mother, abandoned and all those terrible stuff, and it will also haunts clay even after his passing Meanwhile orel is the one that got the love from arthur, so his love will shine down to him And orel will always feel the love by arthur even after his passing, unlike clay.

[@user-vs4ef5ec7r]

The guy voice like arthur from red dead

[@josemiguelrioshidalgo467]

nunca e visto llorar a clay 😢😢😢😢

[@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae]

I’m not crying, you are

[@gabe_gamer9320]

Well to give your dad credit Clay, he wasn't the one who made his wife/your mother faint from a heart attack.

[@Cheroobian]

You can’t blame a child for that. That’s selfish & disgusting. The fact you would even suggest so tells me that you should never have kids & I hope to god you never do.

[@nagger8216]

​@@CheroobianYes, let's just ignore the fact that Clay was a piece of shit since day 1, shall we?

[@Cheroobian]

@@nagger8216 Clay as an adult is to blame for how he treated Orel. Yes. As a child he was not at fault for how he was treated by his mother nor should he be held accountable for the poor choices his alcoholic mother made. She smoked, & drank when she was pregnant. She is to blame for her own health issues that resulted in her having a severely weakened heart, not Clay for playing a harmless prank. As fucked up as that prank was Children don’t understand the moral compass of those things.

[@PurpledaisyShasta]

Where can I watch this full episode?

[@SRLovesPandas1]

HBO Max. It's the last episode of season 3.

[@PurpleGuy661]

@@SRLovesPandas1the last episode?

[@SRLovesPandas1]

@@PurpleGuy661 yeah

[@PurpleGuy661]

@@SRLovesPandas1 cuz its actually a separate special that was released 3 years after its cancellation (or did HBO Max just slap it after the final one?)

[@SRLovesPandas1]

@@PurpleGuy661 yeah the latter, they added it as the last of that season for some reason lol

[@ScradeCottontail]

this fits unbelivably well wtf

[@remmythealien6803]

I’m bawling but I can’t stop replaying it

[@Boy_TV984]

This feels like Moral Orel the movie tbh

[@HellHazAtTheZoo]

Clay’s a better father than Arthur, and that’s really saying something.

[@Oscar.224]

thats simply not true. Arthur was a better parent than Clay himself, the reason why Clay turned out horrible but Orel didnt is because Clay was already horrible as a child, he was spoiled, self centered, and a mischevious boy, Arthur didnt have the chance to raise or even disipline Clay because Angela doesnt want Arthur to, Angela is too loving to Clay that she forgot to teach him Morals. Soon enough, Arthur gave up on trying to bond with Clay because Angela and Clay treats him like trash. After Angela’s death, Arthur blames Clay for her death, and hates how the boy was trying to get under his skin every time. Was Arthur a horrible alcoholic? No. Was arthur an adulterer? No. Was Arthur a narcissist? No. Was arthur able to forgive Clay? Yes. Did Arthur shoot his son and not admit to it? No. Was Arthur able to be a better grandfather? Yes. Was Clay a horrible Alcoholic? Yes. Was Clay an adulterer? Yes. Was Clay a narcissist? Yes. Was Clay able to forgive Arthur? No. Did Clay shoot his son and not admit it? Yes. Was Clay able to be a better grandfather? Well, according to Orel’s wallpictures in his walls .. no.? The reason Arthur was a bad father was because his son was a bad kid. The reason Clay was a bad father was because of his ego, narcissistic traits, being a raging alcoholic, and a hypocrite.

[@HellHazAtTheZoo]

Sure thing. That’s exactly how that episode went down. 🙄

[@Oscar.224]

@@HellHazAtTheZoo uh-huh, rewatch it again, not the episode but the entire series since you obviously didnt get it right. And im pretty sure you didnt even have the curtsy to read my analysis

[@HellHazAtTheZoo]

@@Oscar.224 Not really interested in watching it again. It sucked the first time, it’s only going to suck more the second time. He’s not that good of a writer for what he clearly wanted to pull off with Clay. I get that he WANTED Clay to be a worse father than Arthur, I’m not an idiot. But Clay was a better father. And a better person. Objectively. You don’t have to agree. But you clearly didn’t comprehend the writing of the show, if that’s the case.

[@Oscar.224]

@@HellHazAtTheZoo okay, i dont really see how clay is a better father and person. So can you explain it to me? (this is not a rhetorical question, i am genuinely intrigued.)

[@VirgilSonofSparda]

I really wish they could’ve fixed everything Orel didn’t deserve this shit and neither did his grandpa

[@sergioplazat3995]

saben? siempre quice ver esta parte...... "el abuelo es malo y no es de fiar" (mintiendo 😜) jeje..... 😥👍

[@whinottoonish]

Where can I watch the Beforel Orel episode? I can’t find a scrap of the full thing anywhere online

[@oop8784]

Oh Jesus. Why did you have to do this to me

[@clear_eyezz]

this made me cry

[@user-vs4ef5ec7r]

Is that clay dad

[@LB-rl6ib]

Yes

[@Infinite_Ztudioz]

k what if I cry then huh? you want that?? ...*sniff*

[@chickwithaknife6988]

I’m crying over moral orel

[@fynnrobson8398]

OUCH 😮

[@PastPeep]

I love this show so much even hurt me sometimes

[@alexr5624]

wait wait wait, is the song playing in the back the original? or is it edited?

[@alexmorales1204]

Edited

[@wetsockfullofhotmeat]

If Moral Orel - somehow, by G-d's glory - got a continuation in 2024, I can absolutely imagine Mitski being to the series what The Mountain Goats were to the original

[@awkwarddrawings]

0:58 I can’t tell if he’s saying this because he’s protecting Orel (in his mind) or if he’s just being petty and spiteful that his father loves his son

[@marceldawn0_o]

Both

[@TT-qp2fs]

bro why am I crying

[@user-qg7es7jc5m]

I don’t know what this shows about, but made me cry😢😢😢

[@skeleboi8507]

Im happy that moral didnt continue the cycle

[@margaretward788]

Made me tear up

[@CaptainGaming69]

Song?

[@marceldawn0_o]

my love mine all mine by mitski

[@HD-vu5vv]

Bruh

[@CaptainGaming69]

@@HD-vu5vv shut tf up I'm blind

[@Elvusmiw]

Why can find full episodes of morel orel on KZbin but i cant find the full special on KZbin. Ive only watchd it through clips

[@marceldawn0_o]

You can watch the full special here!! vimeo.com/82139616

[@NotMeLolYT]

There is a Playlist on KZbin of Moral Orel

[@NotMeLolYT]

kzbin.info/aero/PLh2f_K-7FrIW7vRpzMxPKQnene4S44uKU&si=ikfdx31t_UPeGuUq

[@ElSombreroAzul]

this hurts

[@MissFurby2535]

Canceling this was a crime

[@Square.444]

Crying rn

[@Fibra-xj9le]

What chapter is it? I don't remember watching this episode before :0

[@takashiz-1731]

It was the last one released, it’s the before Orel special

[@Harry_maguire_]

If orel was 11 in 2005 that means hes turning 30 in 2024

[@123Jim91]

Moral Orel was set in the 90s

[@Harry_maguire_]

@@123Jim91 im pretty sure it was set in 2005 when the show was made idk

[@123Jim91]

@@Harry_maguire_ I heard 90s ages ago, will look into it.

[@maomatt_]

where do I watch this moral orel ep???!!

[@BnAmer-wj5up]

Cute

[@Shitguy.0d3p]

IM CRYING 💔💔💔