I missed this over the weekend. Get it here.
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When I think of Gumby I generally think of f-ckups that are non-lethal to claykind. I blame Pokey’s evil influence for sending the Green One down this dark path. Doff your clay hat if you have one.
Unlike “Gumby: The Movie” this short is an episode from the TV show.
Two episodes! That Gumby movie lacked a lot of the charm that the original shorts had.
Ray,
That’s true.
Also, Rifftrax has done “Gumby: Baker’s Tour & Gumby’s Concerto”
Can’t decide if The Glob reminds me more of Chairry from Pee Wee’s Playhouse, or the toilet monster from Look Who’s Talking Too. May need to buy this just to see if they reference either.
I prefer Gumby from Monty Python’s Flying Circus.