Moral Orel

[Doom_Metal_Alchemist]

Unh! XP

[God-Says-No]

he needed to get hit in the face

[Doom_Metal_Alchemist]

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God-Says-No wrote:
he needed to get hit in the face

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Screw that, he's awesome!

Unh! XP

[NaBraniel]

I love season three, where after two seasons of introducing you to grievously flawed and mostly unlikable characters, they devote entire episodes to explaining the various idiosyncrasies of Moralton's populace in a way that is much more starkly depressing and real than it is necessarily funny or enjoyable to watch.

[Doom_Metal_Alchemist]

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NaBraniel wrote:
I love season three, where after two seasons of introducing you to grievously flawed and mostly unlikable characters, they devote entire episodes to explaining the various idiosyncrasies of Moralton's populace in a way that is much more starkly depressing and real than it is necessarily funny or enjoyable to watch.

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Moral Orel became epic starting with the epiosde Nature.

[God-Says-No]

nah

[God-Says-No]

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NaBraniel wrote:
I love season three, where after two seasons of introducing you to grievously flawed and mostly unlikable characters, they devote entire episodes to explaining the various idiosyncrasies of Moralton's populace in a way that is much more starkly depressing and real than it is necessarily funny or enjoyable to watch.

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i would say season 2 really set the tone ans season 3 was just spectacular i really wish [as] wouldve kept it going

[NumyMufn]

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NaBraniel wrote:
I love season three, where after two seasons of introducing you to grievously flawed and mostly unlikable characters, they devote entire episodes to explaining the various idiosyncrasies of Moralton's populace in a way that is much more starkly depressing and real than it is necessarily funny or enjoyable to watch.

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This seems really well put, since I feel the same way. Re-reading it a few times I realized that it would make absolutely no sense to someone who had never seen the show =] ...but I get it.