4.8/10. Well, this is a "lost episode" of Moral Orel, and I wish it had stayed lost. The premise--which sees Doughy wandering around "cock blocking" everyone he meets, until he literally becomes a cock blocker for a local farmer protecting his chickens against roosters, is the kind of lame, one-joke episode the show could occasionally churn out in its first season. There's some mild pathos to Doughy's mood-killing predicament, and there's a nice moment of depth where Orel remarks that niceness is such an oddity in Moralton that no one knows how to respond to it except with sex, (plus a moment of kindness where Doughy doesn't really get it, but Orel agrees to play with him to keep him from having to be alone again.), But it's too little too late, coming at the end of an episode that never really makes it out of first gear.
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4.8/10. Well, this is a "lost episode" of Moral Orel, and I wish it had stayed lost. The premise--which sees Doughy wandering around "cock blocking" everyone he meets, until he literally becomes a cock blocker for a local farmer protecting his chickens against roosters, is the kind of lame, one-joke episode the show could occasionally churn out in its first season. There's some mild pathos to Doughy's mood-killing predicament, and there's a nice moment of depth where Orel remarks that niceness is such an oddity in Moralton that no one knows how to respond to it except with sex, (plus a moment of kindness where Doughy doesn't really get it, but Orel agrees to play with him to keep him from having to be alone again.), But it's too little too late, coming at the end of an episode that never really makes it out of first gear.