One of the funniest episodes of the show so far. Orel's kid logic after the cop tells him that he's not afraid when he has God and Jesus with him, and Orel's subsequent commitment to break each of the ten commandments (and the ensuing montage) to be truly scared on Halloween (and repent the day after) are comic gold. But the icing on the cake is Reverend Putty's speech, where he paints God as the "scariest monster of all," in a delightfully satirical take on the way that folks can twist religion out of shape. One of the cleverest and most laugh-worthy uses of the show's "Orel misunderstands a lesson and takes it to an absurd conclusion" framework so far.
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One of the funniest episodes of the show so far. Orel's kid logic after the cop tells him that he's not afraid when he has God and Jesus with him, and Orel's subsequent commitment to break each of the ten commandments (and the ensuing montage) to be truly scared on Halloween (and repent the day after) are comic gold. But the icing on the cake is Reverend Putty's speech, where he paints God as the "scariest monster of all," in a delightfully satirical take on the way that folks can twist religion out of shape. One of the cleverest and most laugh-worthy uses of the show's "Orel misunderstands a lesson and takes it to an absurd conclusion" framework so far.