The Confessional is a room in the Drawn Together House where the housemates constantly go to talk about their feelings on what's going on in the show.

Confessionals

This is a list of all the confessionals that have been used in Drawn Together.

Drawn Together House

The Drawn Together House confessional is the main confessional that is used in almost every episode. This confessional is a room with a light green wall with patterns of brownish and light yellow rings on it. There is a white spinny chair in the confessional. The background color of the confessional will often times change based off of what character is using it.

Before Existence Confessional

In Terms of Endearment, when Captain Hero has reversed the time way too hard, he travels far before existence began. After this, the confessional no longer exists and all that has been left behind is the chair. Everything else is pitch black darkness.

Mexican Confessional

In the episode Mexican't Buy Me Love, Toot and Ling-Ling used a different confessional than everyone else because they were in Mexico. This confessional was made out of wood and had a rugged wooden bench as a seat. There was rusty metal and wood nailed to the walls.

Wall Picture Confessional

In The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie!, Foxxy started using what appeared to be the Drawn Together house confessional, which later turned out to be an abstract picture on the wall.

Trivia

• Princess Clara is the first housemate to use the confessional.
• Wooldoor Sockbat is the only housemate not to use the confessional in the first episode. His first confessional use was in the episode Gay Bash.
• The background color of the confessional seems to change based on what character is in it.
  • Princess Clara = Light Green
  • Ling-Ling = Dark Green
  • Toot = Gray
  • Foxxy Love = Light Brown
  • Xandir = Red
  • Spanky Ham = Pink
  • Captain Hero = Dark Brown
  • Wooldoor = Yellow
• Blue Ball is the first character to use the confessional who was not a housemate.
• Clara and Foxxy are the first two people to share the confessional together.
• Captain Hero is the first character to use the confessional in season two, and also in season three.
• In Mexican't Buy Me Love, Toot and Ling-Ling were using another confessional, given that they were all the way in Mexico and nowhere near the Drawn Together house.
• A Very Special Drawn Together Afterschool Special, The Drawn Together Clip Show, Breakfast Food Killer, and American Idol Parody Clip Show are the only episodes not to feature the confessional.
  • Although there were no confessional sequences in American Idol Parody Clip Show, during a gag montage of Munchkin Mouse's non-canonical time on the show, one of the scenes showed Munchkin Mouse using the confessional.
• It is a running gag in the show for characters to be able to use the confessional, no matter how out of reach it may be. For instance: In the Drawn together movie, the housemates were able to effortlessly use the confessional well after the Drawn Together House had been permanently destroyed.
• Ling-Ling is the last character in Drawn Together history to use the confessional. He used the confessional in the movie when he and the rest of the living gang were about to get destroyed by The Network Head where he said "This guy is more insane than the Americans who don't think the Koreans are planning to destroy their country." Then, he used the confessional to say, "I'm coming for you, you fat lazy bastards."
• Excluding the episodes that didn't use the confessional at all, Drawn Together Babies and Charlotte's Web of Lies are the episodes which feature the least amount of confessional usage. In Drawn Together Babies, it being used only once by Ling-Ling and in Charlotte's Web of Lies, it was only used by Captain Hero at the beginning of the episode.
• There were two episodes in the series where a confessional sequence occurred during an ending credit gag. First, in Requiem for a Reality Show, when Toot was in the confessional and her head kept snapping over, and she kept lifting it back up, and laughing and again in Toot Goes Bollywood where Toot was making an extra long fart come out of her vagina the whole time.

Gallery

Clara's first confessional

Ling Ling's first confessional

Toot's first confessional

Foxxy's first confessional

Xandir's first confessional

Spanky's first confessional

Captain Hero's first confessional

Wooldoor's first confessional

Blue Ball uses the confessional

Clara and Foxxy share the confessional

The first time the captions show up in Xandir's confessional

Toot complaining in the confessional

Foxxy uses the confessional while the others chase Clara

Bob uses the confessional

Foxxy explains how she seduces the producers to get biased advantages in the challenges

Clara using the confessional during the bully song

Spanky using the confessional while getting attacked by evil Asians.

No Ticky, No Washy!

The Octopussior's first confessional.

Wooldoor talks about his cousins in the confessional

Jun-Jee's first confessional

Captain Hero wins fifty dollars

Captain Hero and Spanky high five.

Clara uses the confessional to express how she's never felt so Alaaaaahve!

Clara showing her father the confessional on TV.

Clara's father using the confessional on TV.

The leader of the Robo Insectibots with hats uses the confessional.

Spanky uses the confessional

Ling Ling talking about his father in the confessional.

Xandir, Toot, and Wooldoor sharing the confessional while high on Ling-Ling.

Toot dies in the confessional

Delivery Guy's Confessional

Clara' Step Mother (in Foxxy's Confessional)

Captain Hero after reversing The Time

Captain Hero in His Confessional, as The confessional Room wasn't Wheel chair accessible.

Spanky Ham and Xandir's "Adopted Baby" in Spanky's Confessional

Captain Hero' Sex Robot, in Captain Hero's Confessional

Captain Hero is Under Steroid

Baby Ling Ling using the confessional

Munchkin Mouse using the confessional

Xandir's Gay Lover had a confessional Segment