the amazing world of gumball season 5 episode 36

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While the show has won many awards (BAFTA's British Academy Children's Awards, an International Emmy, and even a Cartoon Network Hall of Game Award), 'The Job' lost out on two Annie Awards - one for Best Animated Television Production for Children and another going to Mic Graves for Best Directing in a Television Production or Broadcast Venue Production - to Dragons: Riders of Berk in both categories (the episode 'How to Pick Your Dragon' won the first award while John Eng won for Best Director for his work on the episode 'Animal House').

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There's also the early reel, Waiting for Gumball (a series of 13 shorts), and Darwin's Yearbook (the six-episode clip show).

#THE AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL SEASON 5 EPISODE 36 ARCHIVE#

Archive Panic: Seasons 2, 3, 4 and 5 each have 40 episodes, while Season 1 has 36 (four were scrapped due to budget issues), and Season 6 has 44 episodes (to make up for the lost episodes from season one), totaling 240 episodes.According to ratings, the show has become SpongeBob SquarePants' biggest rival. But the show has gone on to be nominated and win several awards (most in its native UK) and the show does have an audience in other countries, like Japan and America. And You Thought It Would Fail: Ben Bocquelet didn't think that the show would be as successful as it is (at best, he thought it'd get commended for its Medium Blending while everything else would be perceived as So Okay, It's Average).Alternative Character Interpretation: Has its own page.Nicole: Oh, you're right it's like a massage for my fingers. Gumball: Ooh, let me try! Oh yeah, that is nice! Mom, come try this. 'The Boss' took it to extremes, depicting 9-to-5 workers as having their souls taken from them once they're hired and never allowed to retire (not even with a change in management). 'The Bumpkin', 'The Money', and 'The Kids' even imply that Gumball hates that kind of life (though this is justified as he is a kid). until Karen comes by with their paychecks). People working 9-to-5 jobs are depicted as either slowly going insane because of the grind (as seen with Larry the rockheaded clerk in 'The Game' note where he argues with himself over a pizza delivery he made to himself and 'The Question' note Larry going mad from the revelation that his life has been nothing but working to the point that he steals a car, drives to the beach, and walks out to the ocean as if to commit suicide by drowning) or only tolerating it because of the money (as seen in the vignette on 'The Extras' with the office workers realizing that they should be outside frolicking in the woods.Charities and charitable people also get targeted, as seen with the abuse Alan takes (especially in such episodes as 'The Saint', 'The Storm', 'The Question', and 'The Traitor'), and the Imagine Spot of Darwin using his share of Grandpa Louie's money to make his own charity, which includes commercial spots where he bullies people into giving and the unfortunately-named Coalition of Really, Really Useful People Together (C.O.R.R.U.P.T) on 'The Check'.Acceptable Targets: This show is essentially a G-rated South Park, being unafraid to make fun of whatever the writers think is annoying/a problem in this day and age, from serious issues that plague the world today note like overzealous censorship, financial woes, corrupt businesses, economic decline, bullying, parental abandonment, sibling rivalry, unrequited love, incompetent workers, growing up, the decline in quality in American public schools, discrimination, and even police brutality to lighter, more relatively minor issues note like straw vegetarians, the obsession with comic book superheroes, loony fans that make fanfiction and fanart of their favorite shows, advertising, the Internet (including memes and viral videos, which some viewers will tell you is a little too late to spoof, but is still hilarious regardless), social media addiction, and awkward/inconvenient moments in life while still being a fun show that kids can watch with their parents.Gumball/Jamie shippers grew silent after 'The Girlfriend' with what would happen if Jamie made Gumball her boyfriend against his will and it doesn't go well due to Jamie's instability.On June 2, 2013, Cartoon Network announced a fourth and fifth season. It is co-produced with Studio SOI and Great Marlborough Productions. The Amazing World of Gumball is the first series to be produced by Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe. Along with his adoptive goldfish brother and best friend Darwin, he almost always finds himself in trouble around the city.

The series is about the life of Gumball Watterson, a 12-year-old light blue cat. It was produced by Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe. The Amazing World of Gumball is an British- American animated comedy television series created by Ben Bocquelet for Cartoon Network.

Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe.

The amazing world of gumball season 5 episode 36