Rob threatens to ruin Gumball's life and runs away. Rob hits the "Eject" button on Darwin, but Gumball pushes his brother out of the way and it hits Banana Joe instead. Rob turns on the subtitles just like last time, but knowing this Gumball quickly rearranges the letters, first making nonsensical sentences, then successfully warning Darwin about Rob. Nicole blames her son since he had been playing with the window, but he walks away because he already had this conversation.Īt Laser Video, Gumball tells Darwin he knows about the future and proves it by guessing which game Darwin picks from the discount bin. He starts to flashback to the previous events about Rob ruining his life with a remote, only for the car to be wrecked again when the flashback ends.
The episode begins with the Wattersons driving to the Elmore Mall, singing the song from " The Disaster." Gumball realizes he has been here before and attempts to sing Anais' and Darwin's verse, however he remembers it incorrectly. Gumball tries to stop Rob from destroying his life. It is the 157th episode overall, and the second part of " The Disaster." Unfortunately her work overload sometimes means she's stressed to the max and resorts to shouting and punching walls, but in calmer moments, her kids are her world."The Rerun" is the first episode of Season 5 of The Amazing World of Gumball.
If parents tune in, they'll notice another layer of humor aimed at the family dynamics, with the mom filling the roles of both breadwinner and housekeeper and the dad amounting to very little. Kids will see the humor in Gumball's failed efforts - like trying to pass off a cardboard DVD replica as one he ruined from a rental store - but the fact that the learning process usually is lost on him means there aren't any real lessons to be found here.Įxpect some of the typical gross-out humor (puking and the like) that's guaranteed to keep kids' interest and some fairly frequent cartoony violence (punching, kicking, extreme accidents) with little real-world effect. Usually it's his good intentions that get him into trouble, and his subsequent attempts to fix the problem actually wind up forcing him into a deeper hole, a situation that some viewers can probably sympathize with. Which Side of History? How Technology Is Reshaping Democracy and Our Livesįull of quirky characters (peanuts and bananas, for starters) and a lot of over-the-top humor, Gumball's world is a place where kids' wildest imaginings will likely come to pass.Reflexionando sobre la historia afroamericana en familia.Reflecting on Black History as a Family.Teachers: Find the best edtech tools for your classroom with in-depth expert reviews.Check out new Common Sense Selections for games.10 tips for getting kids hooked on books.Family entertainment that celebrates and honors Black voices.Common Sense Selections for family entertainment.
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