The world's first and only 24-hour network offering 8,500 animated programs from the Hanna-Barbera libraries, including Rocky and Bullwinkle, The Flintstones and many more.

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The world's first and only 24-hour network offering the best in animation programming. For cartoon lovers young and old, this network offers 8,500 animated programs like Bugs Bunny, the Flintstones, and many more.

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When Rob purchases a universal remote from the Awesome Store, he discovers he can control the entire universe; he rewinds into the past and remembers Gumball had left him.

The Amazing World of Gumball

The Disaster

The boys instruct Molly on how to make her stories more exciting.

The Stories

Funny and bizarre clips uploaded to the Internet by the people of Elmore.

The Compilation

The kids are surprised that Nicole doesn't fight back when insulted by a strange figure.

The Fury

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Anais believes Gumball and Darwin stole Daisy.

The Detective

Gumball is jealous when he realizes that Tobias doesn't greet him with his special high-five slap.

The Slap

Gumball gives Billy his first taste of video games, but the sheer excitement causes him to pass out; his mother, Felicity, summons the PTA and threatens to ban video games all across Elmore.

The Blame

Thinking that he is homesick for the sea, the family try to make Darwin connect with his roots.

The Roots

Gumball has a misunderstanding about his date with Penny; he thought they were meeting for dinner but they were actually meeting for lunch at a diner called Dinner.

The Misunderstandings

Gumball Watterson, a 12-year-old cat who attends middle school in the city of Elmore and his former pet goldfish, Darwin, find themselves involved in shenanigans around the city.

Parents try to teach the students of Elmore High a lesson about skipping school.

S4 E30 | The Bus

E40 | The Disaster

E39 | The Stories

E38 | The Compilation

E37 | The Fury

E36 | The Detective

E35 | The Slap

E34 | The Blame

E33 | The Roots

E32 | The Misunderstandings