Beavis and Butthead did a good drones episode too.

There were several Goodfellas scenes, particularly in the structure, the car trunk stabbing, the pot on the stove, and the helicopters. The cook scenes were from something but I'm not sure where.

There were several Goodfellas scenes, particularly in the structure, the car trunk stabbing, the pot on the stove, and the helicopters. The cook scenes were from something but I'm not sure where.

No, he hated on Moral Orel yesterday.

No, he hated on Moral Orel yesterday.

This was my favorite episode to date, and I'm baffled at the grade. And the fact that the word "Goodfellas" never appeared in the review.

This was my favorite episode to date, and I'm baffled at the grade. And the fact that the word "Goodfellas" never appeared in the review.

Is Being There Is Good Enough both a review and sequel to (but decidedly NOT a remake of) Being There?

Is Being There Is Good Enough both a review and sequel to (but decidedly NOT a remake of) Being There?

I think the wink was a callback to earlier in the episode - it was a reminder of their bond, but Orel is definitely not capable of being insincere.

I think the wink was a callback to earlier in the episode - it was a reminder of their bond, but Orel is definitely not capable of being insincere.

I'm hearing this sung in Jeff Tweedy's voice now. Vaguely to the tune of Walken.

I'm hearing this sung in Jeff Tweedy's voice now. Vaguely to the tune of Walken.

The themes come across that way at first, but as the show deepens it focuses not as a condemnation of religion at all, but the way people corrupt religion and take advantage of other people's blind faith.

The themes come across that way at first, but as the show deepens it focuses not as a condemnation of religion at all, but the way people corrupt religion and take advantage of other people's blind faith.

This. Moral Orel was such a bait-and-switch show, it started with these shallow jokes but by the end everything was so deeply developed. I think it ranks among the most deeply ambitious animated series ever; you had not only all sorts of sight gags in this meticulously assembled stop-motion setting, but you had…

This. Moral Orel was such a bait-and-switch show, it started with these shallow jokes but by the end everything was so deeply developed. I think it ranks among the most deeply ambitious animated series ever; you had not only all sorts of sight gags in this meticulously assembled stop-motion setting, but you had…

He loves it when you call him big papa

He loves it when you call him big papa

Abu Nazir is working for Walden, who is in turn taking orders from Carrie. Carrie is taking revenge for the one time 20 years ago when Brody cut her off in traffic. It's so obvious.