Preservation

One of the main goals for the team is the preservation, archiving, and documentation of anything and everything related to the show.

This includes tracking down as many of the show’s props, puppets, and any other screen-used items as we possibly can.

Due to Adult Swim’s mishandling of the show, and as a result of the show’s cancellation, many of the show’s props were either damaged or completely destroyed when employees were instructed to trash set pieces.

While a lot was lost, there are still many relics of the show surviving today, and we are dedicated to finding as many of them as possible.

Another goal of ours is to eventually showcase these items to the public. Hopefully, one day display them in a store/shop/museum/showcase/etc, bring them to conventions (locally), insure them for years to come, and more.

Down below is an archive of all of the props we’ve managed to acquire.

**Acquired Set Piece: Ripperly's Believe It or Else!**

Set Piece is seen in the introduction scene in Season Two: Episode Nine (Holy Visage).

SKIP to 1:15:47 to see the prop!

**Acquired Character Prop: Stephanie Putty**

This prop was used in the following episodes: Season 2) Episode #10: "Be Fruitful and Multiply" Season 2) Episode #16: "School Pageant”

**Acquired Character Prop: Nurse Bendy**

This prop was used in the Moral Orel Promos Video (08:04).

SKIP TO 08:04 to see the Nurse Bendy Prop!

**Acquired Character Limb: Hand**

This is a hand. The crew made a number of useable limbs for all the characters. Due to the research we have done and how this item was acquired, we are fairly certain the hand was used in the episode “Nature Part: 2”.

Acquired Prop Illustration: *Chants Of A Lifetime*

Giant thanks to David Tuber for donating this amazing Prop Illustration to Team Orel. David, you are the man! Thank you as always for the continued support. The “Chants Of A Lifetime” prop illustration shot was used in Moral Orel Season 2, Episode 11, “Praying”.

Acquired Item: Doughy of the Dead

This rare image has floated around the internet for a few years now titled only as: “Doughy Of The Dead”. During Halloween a few years back, David Tuber drew this hilarious image while working on Moral Orel. A snap shot of this image made it online but the original was thought to be lost…UNTIL NOW! Though this image wasn’t used in Moral Orel, we still find it to be a very rare Moral-Related item. GIANT thanks to David Tuber for sending us this SUPER rare drawing.

I AM SPEECHLESS!

“This morning two props from Moral Orel arrived at my house with a letter saying: “I know they will be in good hands. Thank you for supporting Moral Orel.” There was no return address or marking from the sender. I don’t know what to say. I’m totally blown away. This….is….AMAZING! It’s a very cool thing to be happy when a project goes well, but to see others embracing it AND supporting it!!?? This is insane. The world works in mysterious ways my friends. To the mysterious, generous, & insanely helpful person who went out of their way to contribute to the project…Thank You. Saying thank you doesn’t even come close to showing my gratitude. Mysterious person, if you see this post please reach out. I owe you big time. Praise the lord, you sure made this collectors day/month/year! The generous action you’ve done doesn’t “fall on deaf ears”. These items will be protected & cherished for years to come! Thank you so much.” - Justin Yates (Team Orel)