Ep 2. The Lord's Greatest Gift

Moral Orel is an American stop-motion animated television show that aired from 2005 to 2008. The show was a dark comedy that satirized and criticized American culture and religion. The show followed the life of Orel Puppington, a young boy growing up in the fictional American town of Moralton. While the show had a large cult following, it was frequently criticized for its controversial and often offensive themes.

In season 1 episode 2, "The Lord's Greatest Gift," Orel decides to ask his father for advice on how to find God's greatest gift. His father recommends that he go to church and listen to the sermon. However, during the sermon, Orel becomes distracted by his own thoughts and starts to daydream about what God's greatest gift could be. He imagines that it could be anything from an Xbox to a monster truck.

After church, Orel talks to his friend Doughy about finding God's greatest gift. Doughy suggests that they should go camping, as that is where he feels closest to God. However, their camping trip quickly turns into a disaster when they accidentally start a forest fire.

Meanwhile, Orel's parents are dealing with their own problems. His mother is struggling with depression and is distant from her family, while his father is cheating on her with a woman from church. Orel becomes worried about his parents and starts to pray for them. He also tries to find ways to help his mother, such as cooking her a meal or writing her a letter.

As the episode progresses, Orel's search for God's greatest gift becomes more intense. He begins to see signs everywhere, from clouds forming the shape of Jesus to a talking deer. His search leads him to an abandoned house in the woods, where he believes he has finally found God's greatest gift.

"The Lord's Greatest Gift" is a dark and humorous episode that explores themes of faith, family, and the search for meaning. While the show is often criticized for its controversial content, this episode is a poignant reminder of the struggles and complexities of life. Through Orel's search for God's greatest gift, the show asks us to consider what truly matters in life and how we can find happiness in the face of adversity.