One of many charms of this show is how the dialogue tends to be reprensented realistic.

for example teenage characters speaking like teenage characters or characters speaking like actual people and not making it feel like they are just reading it off from a script

So to summarise, which line or dialogue is the most "realistic" in your opinion?

Noticing there's an extra part in the episode "The Skull"

Gumball, Darwin, and Clayton are in gumballs room and are shocking each other everytime they lie, I dont remember this being in the episode before and I thought maybe i just haven't watched the episode thar much to remember but I swear there was never a part where they shocked each other before. Can anyone else confirm?

The Mess is so funny it kinda has to be my favourite.

For some people, it's quite embarrassing to show your kid/baby photo especially when the audience is the girl you love.

Do you accept if your parents show them to your love? (Not really a funny topic I realised)

Hey everyone! I'm here to talk about an episode of The Amazing World of Gumball, that being The Test. I've heard people say that that episode showing that Gumball literally had venom inside of him was meant to represent him inherently being a toxic person and that nothing will change that. So here I am to disprove that. Gumball has done a lot of really noble things, such as caring a lot about Mr. Robinson (even though Mr. Robinson doesn't feel the same way about him), comforting Penny when she first comes out of her shell, standing up for Anais when she's being bullied, trying to convince Darwin to leave Jamie when he sees how abusive their relationship is, restoring Alan's faith in the world despite his hatred of Alan, helping to set up Darwin and Carrie, and, most of all, risking his life to save Rob, his arch-nemesis.

The way I see it, the episode "The Test" wasn't trying to say that Gumball is beyond redemption, it was just saying that being snarky is just how he naturally communicates. It was similar to "The Job" in that both episodes showed that characters' negative traits (Gumball's rudeness and Richard's laziness) are necessary for maintaining order, parodying the concept of the status quo.

What is an episode from season 4 you believe deserves more attention.

My choice is The Signature.

Both of them portray abusive relationships as comedy. The Catfish is worse, as it depicts real abuse tactics, as she forbids him from having any friends. The ending is even worse, as she says he can have one friend, and it's her.

Teri, the paper bear girl, is known for her most striking personality traits: her hypochondria and germaphobia. However, these traits were only introduced in the second season, more precisely in the episode "The Words" and appeared again as a main plot in the episode "The Virus", also in the second season.

In the first season, Teri does not have a leading role, being more of a background character who is usually around the other girls. Due to the lack of her germaphobia, she feels more carefree and more outgoing in season 1, in my view. However, I would like to know how you see the Teri from the first season

Has anyone else felt this way? When I see Gumball clips and discussion on social media, it's usually the meta stuff from the later seasons. Ive personally always felt season 1 but especially 2 have a way cozier and wholesome vibe going on and it's a lot more fun to watch in my honest opinion. The characters are the most likable they ever were, I think this was the best casting for Gumball and Darwin, the comedy is a lot more lighthearted and goofy in a really endearing way, and the art is especially drop-dead gorgeous. Seriously the way the characters and locations were lit and rendered is unbelieveable for a TV budget cartoon, and Ive always preferred the oval eyes with larger pupils on the main cast and way more pleasant expressions. No disrespect to any other seasons, but Ive always felt this way about this era of the show and I wish I saw more discussion about it. I even remember as a kid thinking the show felt very different and not as much my kinda thing around the time season 4 started airing. Would love to hear if anyone else feels the same

Hey Guys what do Gumball and Penny have in common before they start being a couple I just need an answer about them from you guys

“The News” S5 E40 They remade the whole thing but replaced any scene that used puppets with the actual actors.

Even the makeup lady was actually shown. (The arm that kept trying tidy the anchor up)

Unless this is a version that always existed and just wasn’t available in the US (for whatever reason)

(Disney+ doesn’t let you take screenshots so this was the best I could do)

Sussie is mostly happy, but we have seen her get sad sometimes, like in "The Weirdo" when people start throwing away her gifts and when gumball and Darwin accidently insult her when trying to change her.

We've also seen her get scared, like in "The Scam" and "The Night" (coincidently, both show her human face). We've even seen her get disgusted in "The Apology", when she sees Miss Simians butt.

As far as I can tell, the closest we've seen to Sussie getting angry is in "The Storm", where she shouts "Names! Names! Names!" at Gumball.

Specifically episodes that aren’t discussed much, or episodes that aren’t ever mentioned at all.

Also make sure to explain why, and make sure it isn’t a well-known episode.

2025 its almost coming and we still don't have news about Gumball kinda scared...