(S02E11)
Note: This is an early review. The episode airs Sunday, or you can watch it here now.
Clay: Orel, throw dogma a bone: pray correctly.
I liked this episode. I didn't love it, but I liked it.
First, the animation and effects keep improving with every subsequent episode, and this one had several moments where I was really impressed with what they were able to accomplish, especially with the dream-like meditation scenes: Orel's room disassembling and reassembling as he slips out of, and back into, reality was unlike anything the show has done before, and his encounter with a Buddha who speaks like a Southern waitress was probably the pinnacle of the episode, a combination of great visual effects and funny, but poignant (but weird) dialog.
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