The Amazing World of Gumball

2011 • Cartoon Network
4.6
16.8K reviews
TV-Y7
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Volume 3 episodes (10)

1 The Knights / The Colossus
8/21/12
The Knights: Gumball and Tobias compete for Penny's affection by putting on the lamest duel in history. / The Colossus: Gumball and Darwin learn that it isn't wise to upset Hector, Elmore's resident Giant.
2 The Fridge / The Flower
9/11/12
The Fridge: When Mom discovers Gumball has no ambition she is determined to turn him into a winner. / The Flower: When Gumball sees Leslie with Penny, he is overcome with uncontrollable jealousy.
3 The Phone / The Job
9/18/12
The Phone: When Gumball and Darwin get their first cell phone, they foolishly give out their number to super-intense Ocho. / The Job: Dad gets his first job as a pizza delivery guy, which rocks the very fabric of the universe.
4 The Banana / The Remote
9/25/12
The Banana: Darwin lends his pen to Banana Joe but, when it comes back chewed, Gumball's thoughts turn to revenge. / The Remote: The Wattersons' battle for possession of the TV remote gets dirty.
5 Halloween / The Treasure
10/30/12
Halloween: Carrie takes Gumball, Darwin and Anais to a real haunted house party on Halloween! / The Treasure: Anais uncovers a secret that she's convinced will lead her to the Watterson's hidden family treasure.
6 The Words / The Apology
11/13/12
The Words: Darwin is too polite to speak his mind, so Gumball teaches him to be direct via an epic battle of insults. / The Apology: For once in his life Gumball is the one who's owed an apology...from Ms Simian!
7 The Skull / The Bet
11/27/12
The Skull: Gumball and Darwin make friends with classmate Clayton, a compulsive liar who can shape-change! / The Bet: When Bobert becomes Gumball's servant for a day, Gumball realizes robots obey everyone's command.
8 The Watch / The Bumpkin
1/29/13
The Watch: Gumball and Darwin learn that getting a family heirloom back off an old man is harder than you might think. / The Bumpkin: Envious of his rustic lifestyle, Gumball invites Idaho over to teach the Wattersons how to live like a potato.
9 Christmas / The Flakers
2/5/13
Christmas: Santa Claus is coming to town. Unfortunately he gets run over by the Wattersons, so it's up to them to save Christmas. / The Flakers: When Gumball is left by Darwin to get a pounding from Tina, he decides to teach Darwin a lesson.
10 The Authority / The Virus
6/5/13
Granny JoJo's overprotective behavior puts the Wattersons in danger...from themselves. Gumball thinks Teri is way too scared of germs, but one's coming after him, and it wants revenge.

About this show

Gumball's world is pretty run-of-the-mill. He's chased around school by a T-Rex. He has a friend named Anton who's a piece of toast. He's got a crush on Penny, a peanut with antlers. His dad is a 6'4" bunny. His mom works at a Rainbow Factory. And his brother is a goldfish named Darwin. Yup, everything looks perfectly normal here.

Ratings and reviews

4.6
16.8K reviews
Adam McKibben
April 7, 2017
I usually hear people talk about Steven Universe or Adventure Time when it comes to modern day Cartoon Network. And I love those shows but if I had to pick one cartoon network show that I like the most it would be The Amazing World of Gumball. This show rivals Bojack Horseman for one of my favorite animated shows of all time. This show nowadays is very unique. Which is funny because it didn't start out that way. Season 1 of Gumball at it's core is pretty much a regular animated sitcom with a unique cast of characters and art style and though I am a fan of the more satirical humor of the later seasons the first season provides time to focus on the characters and around the middle of season 2 the show starts focusing more on plot, humor, and messages. Gumball is a very "human" show. Despite the characters being a cast of anthropomorphic animals, robots, puppets, CGI creatures, Bananas, etc. and yes I believe that is the joke. Characters in this show are realistic and relatable. And it manages to be clever and cynical while also having a lot of heartwarming moments. Overall, It's just fun to watch.
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Common Neon
October 12, 2019
Back in 2016 and 2017 I used to be obsessed with this show, but recently I've came back to watch to newer episodes, and it wasn't the same. I've recently stopped watching Gumball a lot because it's different. I have lots of Gumball merchandise, I mean i still support the show. But ever since season 5 it hasn't been the same. And season 6 was really bad. Season 1 and 2 were the best, but season 5 and 6 weren't that good. I still love the show, but I try to avoid watching the newer episodes.
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EyesOfTheFarShore
November 9, 2019
It's amazing to see the work they put into this. All the characters are rejected concepts for other TV shows that never aired, or commercials that were never released, so you could say that they recycled all the characters. They only used this to their advantage though, instead of letting it limit them, they adjusted to the wacky ideas that were mashed together. As far as I know, it's one of the only shows to mix computer animation and cartooning, and given the universe it is able to pull it off very well. While they still hide funny jokes and memes in the script that you would only understand if you knew what it was referencing, the show isn't vulgar - it doesn't need to be. It's genuinely funny without making crude jokes or trying to appeal to an adult audience. There are multiple instances where the creators gave a wink and a nod to fan art and fan fictions, showing that they were interested in what their community had to say . You can tell that everyone making this show just outright had a good time with it.
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