Reverend

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Reverend
Full Name	Reverend
Birthday	November 1, 1959 (age 64)
Location	Dougal County
Role	Recurring Character Often a victim
First Appearance	This Show Is Called Squidbillies
Voice Actor	Scott Hilley (2005 - 2014)
Species	Tear Drop
Occupation	Town's Reverend (formerly)
Family	Clone Reverend (Clone)

The Reverend, also known as "Priest" or "Preacher", is a recurring character in Squidbillies.

Biography

He is a tear drop shaped resident of Dougal County. He is the head of the local church and owner of the Mattress Christ store, which only appeared in "Take This Job & Love It". He is often seen at the church preaching or protesting anything that he might find immoral. Although, the Reverend acts as if he is happy most of the time. He is often seen as having inner torment due to the Cuyler family, and sees them as a test to his faith.

The Reverend is voiced by the late Scott Hilley, from 2005 to 2014, until Scott Hilley died in 2015, resulting in Reverend's character being retired since then and replaced by a new Reverend named Kyle Nubbins.

Character History

The Reverend is seen as a passive figure from the beginning, often backing down whenever he is threatened. the Reverend is usually seen preaching or protesting, as he says he is doing the work of God. Although the Reverend is seen as having the most faith of all the characters, he is often attracting misfortune, as he is often dying due to the products of Dan Halen and being beat by the Cuyler family and to the extent of almost being raped by Granny in "Beast Implants."

In "Armageddon It On!", his preaching also seems to get him nowhere as he was the only resident in Dougal County who was not taken to heaven (with the exceptions of Dan Halen and Lil Cuyler) when the rapture occurred. He may not be living up to his religion.

Despite all of the bad luck the Reverend always has, he still continues to try to teach the word of God and has protested several events in the show such as the selling of alcoholic beverages on Sundays, the grand opening of Mount Murder, and the annual Mud day celebration. This also includes the episodes "God's Bro", and "Dead Squid Walking", where he and a group of protesters were protesting together.

The site where the reverend delivers to the masses.

Personality and Traits

The preacher is known for having a soft heart, and at times, has given the residents advice. He often preaches with an assertive voice, however, the Reverend acts passive when actually confronting everyone and will often avoid conversations. The Reverend worries easily and is frightened easily, but does not stay away from social events as he is often seen at them usually complaining about activities he might find immoral or blasphemous.

Church

The Reverend keeps the church in good condition, as well as having a grail and other objects that might be found in churches. The Reverend will wave his arms around while preaching to keep the mass listening, and will act as he is speaking to God, but does try to keep the visitors in line when they do something that might disrupt the mass. If noted, in a room in the church in "God's Bro", a banner in the room says the words "Southern Baptist Church".

Notable quotes

• "What no relish? Blasphemy!" - "Pile M for Murder"
• (On Dan Halen's Particle Accelerator) "Uhh.... I don't understand it... SO IT'S AN ABOMINATION!!" - "God's Bro"
• (To the Sheriff's Gay Inner Demons) "In the name of Jesus, I command you to leave this man and return to the fiery depths of San Francisco!" - "The Big Gay Throwdown"

Appearances

• "This Show is Called Squidbillies" (Debut)
• "Take This Job and Love It"
• "Office Politics Trouble"
• "Giant Foam Dickhat Trouble"
• "Bubba Trubba"
• "Burned and Reburned Again"
• "Survival of the Dumbest"
• "A Sober Sunday"
• "Webnecks"
• "Beast Implants"
• "Wing Nut"
• "Mephistopheles Traveled Below to a Southern State Whose Motto Is 'Wisdom, Justice and Moderation'"
• "The Good One"
• "Sharif"
• "Condition: Demolition!"
• "The Appalachian Mud Squid: Darwin's Dilemma"
• "Armageddon It On!"
• "The Okaleechee Dam Jam"
• "Pile M for Murder"
• "Mud Days and Cornfused"
• "Lerm"
• "The Liar, the Bitch and the Bored Rube"
• "The Fine Ol’ Solution"
• "The Big Gay Throwdown"
• "God's Bro"
• "The Many Loves of Early Cuyler"
• "Dead Squid Walking"
• "Young, Dumb and Full of Gums"
• "Fatal Distraction"
• "America: Why I Love Her"
• "Class of '86"
• "Velvet Messiah"
• "The Big E"
• "Return of Gaga Pee Pap"
• "Green and Sober"
• "From Russia with Stud"
• "Granite Caverns"
• "Ga-Ga Ghost"
• "The Inkubator Lives!"
• "A Jailhouse Divided" (voice heard)
• "Stop, Jammer Time"
• "Thou Shale Not Drill"
• "Hetero-Cephalo Agenda"
• "Taint Misbehavin'"
• "Bunker Down, You Hairy Dawg!"
• "A Walk To Dignity"
• "Sheriff-In-Law"
• "Jose, Can You? Si!" (Last-Speaking Appearance)
• "Greener Pastor" (Last Appearance) (Non-Speaking Cameo)

Trivia

• Although the Dougal County church is very large, very few people attend it, the only known residents that attend the church are the Cuylers andthe Mexicans, though, this has changed in future episodes of the later seasons.