Carolyn Lawrence |
Orel Puppington |
William Salyers |
Reverend Putty |
Tigger Stamatopoulos |
Shapey Puppington |
Scott Adsit |
Clay Puppington, Doughy, Dr. Potterswheel |
Britta Phillips |
Bloberta Puppington, Nurse Bendy, Miss Sculptham, Nuse Blinkless, Tommy |
Jay Johnston |
Coach Stopframe, Sal Figurelli, Principal Fakey, Miss Censordoll, Joe |
Dino Stamatopoulos |
Bartholomew |
Guest Star |
The end credits film shows Jesus playing, running, eating a muffin, playing with Bartholomew, and lastly, running around with a cross.
A box in the room Shapey is in has 'Keep away from children' written on it.
In Orel's room there is a sign above the shelf that says 'My Awards,' but there are no awards on the shelf.
The logo for the Artifishery company is the Christian fish symbol.
Bartholomew picks up a cross-shaped stick and carries it with him on his way to be euthanized.
The hospital is called 'Calvary Pain Institute.'
The group of people that come to take the the dog, Bartholomew, away from Orel are Clay Puppington, Doughy, Principal Fakey, Reverand Putty, Ms. Censordoll and Dr. Potterswheel.
Captions on the signs the against fat protesters are holding include 'Jesus had a six pack,' 'God hates fats,' 'For shame tubby,' 'Hell is for hippos' and 'God says you are nuttin' Mr. Glutton.'
A sign in Clay's den reads 'Spare the rod and spoil the child.'
It is alluded to that Bloberta had an affair with Coach Stopframe, and that he is the father of Shapey.
When inside Principal Fakey's office, the lighting changes dramatically without warning back and forth.
Reverend Putty's photograph that he gives out reads 'Remember, Jesus is cool! -The Revs.'
In Orel's room, there is a total of 15 Bibles on the bookcase.
Items seen on the table during the picnic scene include 'Quality Bird Repellent - Makes Birds Drop Like Flies,' 'Germ Poison,' 'Sit Spray,' 'Ignite Oil' and 'Life Away - Kills Instantly.'
The apron that Bloberta is wearing during the picnic scene reads 'I'd rather be vaccuming' in red capital letters.
Shapey: (with a Bible in his hand) Blah,blah,blah,blah me Orel,me Orel blah,blah,blah,blah Jesus blah,blah,blah,blah sinner.
Orel: How long does it actually take for love to fade.
Clay: Ohh, quicker than you think kid. Quicker than you think.
Orel: I guess I'll just have to use ol' Gospy.
Orel: I wanna keep him as a pet.
Bloberta: Nonsense, you already have Shapey.
Shapey: (picking up a fish head) Cake!
Orel: But I want something that's cute and that loves me and licks my face.
Shapey: (licking fish head) Yummy!
Orel: Gee, Dad. Does he have to die?
Clay: With all that love being spread everywhere, this dog is dangerous.
Clay: Hand him over to Dr. Potterswheel. He has a shot for him that will be virtually painless. Right Doc?
Dr. Potterswheel: Well, I'm no vet, but then again, I'm only gonna kill it.
Orel: Bartholomew, I love you more than Jesus more than ever. And that's just not right.
Reverand Putty: What are my sermons to you Orel? Chinese year food? Hungry already?
Doughy: Sorry Orel, I had to. I don't want you to burn in hell. You love that dog more than J-Jesus.
Orel: Doughy, you Judas'd me.
Protester: God hates you, fatty.
Clay: Love is a very beautiful, very intense feeling for a startling short period of time. Before long, you realise it just gets in the way of the real important things in life. Like just going to sleep, or being left alone.
Orel: Hi Dad.
Clay: What's up real son of mine?
Doughy: What's the matter Orel?
Orel: This isn't good Doughy.
Doughy: It isn't?! That's not good!
Doughy: Hurry Orel, we don't want to be late for Bible youth fun club. You know how intolerant they can all be.
Principal Secretary: The first day the kids get to use the new Jesus land playground equipment.
Principal Fakey: Mmm... spent a fraction of the school budget on those little monsters. They better appreciate it.
Reverand Putty: And today, as you leave, I will be handing out free gifts to inspire you in your day. I think you youngsters will especially get a kick out of them.
Reverand Putty: God wants you to love Jesus more than anything in the world. More than your Mother. More than your Father. More than your favourite food. And yes, even more than money.
Everyone: Gasp!
Reverand Putty Jesus is greater than all these things put together. And if you pray to him, he can get you money! It's a win/win.
Joe: Now what is he doin'?
Orel: Trained him to turn the other cheek.
Joe: Lousy turn the other cheek. Who has time for that?... You should've bit me you stupid dog!
Joe: Get lost, mutt.
Joe: Hey Orel, what are you doing with that stupid, ugly dog? Hehe.
Orel: Gosh Bartholomew, compared to you, Lassie was a heathen.
Bloberta: (killing fish) Orel, you know living animals aren't allowed near the delicious ones.
Orel: (with dog in his arms) Dad!
Clay: (busy fishing) Ha hey, don't bother me son.
Orel: Catch God. Good arm!
Orel: Hey, Dad! Wanna play catch with me?
Clay: Has gravity gone away, Orel?
Orel: No sir.
Clay: Then don't ask me to take the place of something the good Lord has already provided for you.
Orel: Okay.
(Shapey ignites BBQ in a huge flame, and then tries to touch the fire)
Shapey: Oohhh, friend.
Principal Fakey: In short, your son Bobby is extremely creative, and a free thinker, so therefore, he's suspended for three weeks.
Clay: You know the difference between right and wrong, young man.
Orel: Yes, Dad.
Clay: Then do the right thing.
Orel: I think I love Bartholomew more than Jesus.
Doughy: Yikes!
(Doughy runs away)
Orel does not get a spanking in this episode.
The premise for this episode was given to Dino Stamatopoulos, creator of Moral Orel and head writer, by Charlie Kaufman, friend and co-writer from The Dana Carvey Show. He is not credited with this in the closing credits, yet Dino Stamatopoulos mentioned it in an interview.
Mount Calvary
The Jesus crucifixion story sees Christ being lead to Mount Calvary, or Golgotha, as he carries the cross upon his back. The hospital in this episode is called the 'Calvary Pain Institute' which is a direct reference to this Bible story.
The Omnipotence Paradox
Bloberta saying that not even God can go against the Bible is a reference to the Omnipotence Paradox. The Omnipotence Paradox is actually a family of related paradoxes having to do with the question of what an omnipotent being can do. In particular, whether or not a being that is able to perform all actions can perform an action that would limit its own ability to perform actions. It was dicussed by the philosopher, Averroës (1126-98).
Judas
Orel: Doughy, you Judas'd me.
Judas Iscariot was, according to the New Testament, one of the twelve original apostles of Jesus, and was the one who betrayed him; telling the Romans where he was.
Lazarus
When playing with Bartholomew, Orel tells him to 'play Lazarus.' Lazarus is the name of two separate characters in the New Testament. The more famous one is the subject of the miracle recounted in John 11:41–44, in which Jesus raises him from the dead. Due to this story, the name is often used to connote restoration.
Lassie
Orel: Gosh Bartholomew, compared to you, Lassie was a heathen.
Lassie, a Rough Collie, is 'the world's most famous dog.' Lassie is a fictional character who has starred in many movies, TV shows, and books from 1938 through to 2006.
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