Gumball and Darwin are invited to a high school party, and have to bring a date!

Gumball and Darwin unsuccessfully attempt to get a refund for their computer game.

Gumball discovers that Bobert is planning to steal his identity and replace him.

Gumball and Darwin barely survive a school picnic in the Forest of Doom.

Gumball sets out to win his Dad back by winning a race blindfolded.

Gumball almost loses his mind trying to guess Darwin's secret.

Gumball and Darwin are taught confusing lessons about honesty by the school counselor.

Darwin is sent away to a government institute for geniuses. Yes. Really.

Gumball and Darwin's wish comes true when they suddenly turn into men.

Gumball discovers the difference between a "date" and a "pet's funeral"...the hard way.

When Mr Robinson accidentally lets slip how little he cares for Gumball and Darwin, they react by giving him the cold shoulder. Surprisingly Mr Robinson misses them and tries to win back their friendship. After a few failed attempts, Gumball and Darwin realise that Mr Robinson's heart is protecting him, so they give it an intense affection overload.

Gumball's old BFF, Fuzzy, turns up on his doorstep. Darwin struggles to accept that there was someone before him and fails to contain his jealousy. But is Darwin right to mistrust Fuzzy? Does Fuzzy actually have sinister motives for reconnecting with his old BFF?

Gumball and Darwin's clothes go missing after a swimming lesson, and Gumball is forced to wear a tuxedo from the lost and found office. He believes it makes him look like a certain dapper British secret agent and, together with Darwin and Bobert (and far too many wisecracks) Gumball tracks down the villain responsible for stealing his clothes.

When everything goes wrong in Darwin's life he begins to suspect that Gumball's bad influence might be to blame. Darwin decides to go elsewhere for guidance and finds a new mentor in Alan. But maybe it's time Darwin started making his own decisions.

Gumball and Darwin realize that the adult residents of Elmore are dangerously naive when it comes to being safe online. In fact they are in serious need of the boys help with even the simplest of tasks. And none more so than their mom, Nicole.

The students of Elmore Junior High find their world turned upside down when the mysterious school superintendent comes to stamp out their cartoonish ways. But who wants to be normal? Certainly not Gumball and Darwin...

Gumball and Darwin spice up their friendship by introducing a third best friend.

Gumball resolves to save Mr Robinson's life during Elmore's Senior Talent Show.

Gumball tries to save Darwin from being kissed by a girl.

Principal Brown tries to "fix" Gumball's dysfunctional family.

Gumball and Darwin babysit Anais "responsibly", while "irresponsibly" flooding the house.

Gumball goes to school in a dress and becomes the darling of Elmore High.

When Mom reveals that Gumball's real name is "Zach", Gumball adopts a cheesy, annoying persona to match the name. His family try to make him remember the old Gumball, as this new Zach persona is progressively taking over Gumball's life and erasing his memories. If they can't reach him in time, the old Gumball will disappear forever and they'll be left with Zach!

Nothing much is happening for Gumball and Darwin and the background characters in Elmore seize their moment. An array of diverse characters you may have noticed lurking in the background of Gumball and Darwin's adventures finally let their voices be heard. A series of sketches include some tennis crowd extras, two pizzas in love and The Bacon Guy.

Gumball is in such a bad mood that it spreads to Darwin, who joins him in complaining about everything. Their constant moaning grabs the attention of the good people of Elmore. Mistaking Gumball and Darwin for genuine kids in need, they put on a benefit and raise money for them. How do Gumball and Darwin confess there's been a mix-up without inciting a riot?!!

When Gumball and Darwin discover his diploma is fake, Principal Brown is determined to keep their discovery a secret. He offers them all sorts of "incentives" to keep quiet but the truth is they really don't care whether the diploma is real or not. Mistaking their disinterest as "playing hard to get" Principal Brown resorts to increasingly desperate measures to ensure Gumball and Darin play ball.

Gumball vows to wear a shell and partake in strange Fitzgerald traditions, in order to help Penny get through a tense family birthday party with ease.

When Gumball and Darwin realize that Sarah is no longer their number one fan, they try to get her attention back by whatever means possible.

Gumball and Darwin follow Nicole to the Rainbow Factory for Bring your Kids to Work Day. They are expecting a magical place full of dreams and wonder but it turns out to be a little less magical than they'd hoped. Despite the fact nobody wants them there they end up saving the factory from being closed down.

Darwin tries to highlight the plight of all the household objects he feels are being oppressed and maltreated by the uncaring residents of Elmore. He then decides to lead those objects in a revolt against the townspeople.

The boys manage to lose Polly in the blink of an eye.

Nicole has decided it's time to throw out the family's refrigerator. This doesn't go down too well with Richard as it's his favorite possession. When it turns out the refrigerator is also a magical storage facility for childhood emotions and memories it makes sense that Richard is having a hard time letting go.

During School's Career Day, Nicole and Yuki Yoshida unite to impress their children and show the world their full power, only to learn where real power comes from...

The boys are on the verge of discovering the truth about Elmore but their old nemesis decides to rewrite the story.

When Trigon claims to not be afraid of anything, Nana reminds him of a childhood fear.

When a visiting author notices the magical abilities of the bookstore gang, she invites them to be contestants on a new TV show.

Duncan, normally the bad kid, has an identity crisis when his pranks start curing people of their fears.

After over-decorating a birthday table with balloons several kids float away to a deserted island.

When Mr Robinson accidentally lets slip how little he cares for Gumball and Darwin, they react by giving him the cold shoulder. Surprisingly Mr Robinson misses them and tries to win back their friendship. After a few failed attempts, Gumball and Darwin realise that Mr Robinson's heart is protecting him, so they give it an intense affection overload.

Gumball's old BFF, Fuzzy, turns up on his doorstep. Darwin struggles to accept that there was someone before him and fails to contain his jealousy. But is Darwin right to mistrust Fuzzy? Does Fuzzy actually have sinister motives for reconnecting with his old BFF?

When Lana wants to steer the Mighty Windbreaker, Andar makes up a bogus rule that you need to have a beard before taking on such responsibilities. So Lana finds one, but it's got a mind of its own. Lana and Andar must find common ground before the beard and its previous owner steal their ship.

When Lana abandons the crew mid-quest to go on a personal quest to complete her collection of Flap Shack collectibles, Lana finds herself at the centre of a deadly trap while the crew of the Mighty Windbreaker struggle without her during an active volcano evacuation.

Gumball and Darwin's clothes go missing after a swimming lesson, and Gumball is forced to wear a tuxedo from the lost and found office. He believes it makes him look like a certain dapper British secret agent and, together with Darwin and Bobert (and far too many wisecracks) Gumball tracks down the villain responsible for stealing his clothes.

When everything goes wrong in Darwin's life he begins to suspect that Gumball's bad influence might be to blame. Darwin decides to go elsewhere for guidance and finds a new mentor in Alan. But maybe it's time Darwin started making his own decisions.

Gumball and Darwin realize that the adult residents of Elmore are dangerously naive when it comes to being safe online. In fact they are in serious need of the boys help with even the simplest of tasks. And none more so than their mom, Nicole.

Gumball must help Principal Brown have body confidence about his butt in order to be allowed to do his poem about butts at the Poetry Recital.

Richard must retrace the memories of his day in order to figure out what “the thing” is, so Nicole’s family dinner with Granny Jo Jo won’t be another epic failure.

Lady Rainicorn seeks to spice up game night for Princess Bubblegum, Marceline and Lumpy Space Princess by leading them on an epic RPG quest.

When Marceline saddles Finn and Jake with a clingy toilet paper creature, they must find it a new home before it destroys theirs.

The guys want to help Muscle Man finish his bucket list.

Rigby wants to set up Eileen's flat screen TV for her.

The Titans visit Starfire's homeworld, Tamaran.

Raven and Beast Boy are shocked that their exes are dating.

Gumball and Darwin help Anais deal with someone who's bothering her at school.

An impromptu hug with a stranger at school leaves Gumball in an increasingly awkward social situation.

Elmer Fudd is a guest at his own funeral./Daffy’s pet goat eats everything, including Porky’s wedding ring.

Daffy plays one too many pranks on Porky. Bugs is having Pete Puma for dinner.

Bugs agrees to help Elmer impress his date by growing hair on his head if he spares his life. / Wile E. Coyote tries to catch Road Runner with dynamite. / When Elmer calls a plumber to fix a leaky pipe, Daffy shows up and destroys the entire house.

Gumball and Darwin do everything they can to stop Mr. Robinson selling his house.

When Dad is left alone for the day we see what his daily routine is really like.

After over-decorating a birthday table with balloons several kids float away to a deserted island.

Duncan grows jealous of Paul's 100 year time out and, determined to be King of the Pranks, has to team up with Paul, learn his ways, then double-cross and become a legend.

As season three draws to a close, Bridgette becomes desperate to star in an episode.

The Wattersons search for a parking space at the mall takes a little longer than expected.

Gumball and Darwin persuade Bobert to upgrade his operating system, then start to wish they hadn't.

Gumball is the star of his own comic, but struggles to match up to his heroic alter-ego.

Gumball tries to recapture the magic with Penny by organizing a big romantic gesture.

Gumball vows to wear a shell and partake in strange Fitzgerald traditions, in order to help Penny get through a tense family birthday party with ease.

When Gumball and Darwin realize that Sarah is no longer their number one fan, they try to get her attention back by whatever means possible.

While shopping at the mall, the Titans enter a contest to win a hot tub.

Robin hosts a DC Comics book club but the other Titans may not have done the assigned reading.

Lady Rainicorn seeks to spice up game night for Princess Bubblegum, Marceline and Lumpy Space Princess by leading them on an epic RPG quest.

When Marceline saddles Finn and Jake with a clingy toilet paper creature, they must find it a new home before it destroys theirs.

Gumball and Darwin try to tear themselves away from the internet, but end up falling down the Elmore Stream-hole.

The origin story of how Darwin ended up with the Wattersons.

Mordecai and Rigby want to win the grand prize on a Japanese game show.

Mordecai and Rigby need to stop Muscle Man from fighting in his sleep.

During School's Career Day, Nicole and Yuki Yoshida unite to impress their children and show the world their full power, only to learn where real power comes from...

The boys are on the verge of discovering the truth about Elmore but their old nemesis decides to rewrite the story.

Finn and Jake stow away on PB’s self-driving robot, PUNCHY. When PUNCHY gets confused by unforeseen obstacles, Finn suspects PUNCHY’s gone traitor!

Finn and Jake inadvertently befriend a Grass Ogre who turns out to be the bane of their existence.

The origin story of how Darwin ended up with the Wattersons.

Having been accidentally flushed down the toilet, Darwin has to find his way back to his new family.

When Alan ditches Gumball to do something more fun, Gumball is desperate to track him down and make him pay for his betrayal.

Mr Small feels that he hasn't inspired the children of Elmore Junior High, so Gumball and Darwin try to lift his spirits.

Gumball must help Principal Brown have body confidence about his butt in order to be allowed to do his poem about butts at the Poetry Recital.

Richard must retrace the memories of his day in order to figure out what “the thing” is, so Nicole’s family dinner with Granny Jo Jo won’t be another epic failure.

Gumball develops a strange stutter, and it makes him accidentally offend Darwin.

Jamie has decided she needs a sweetheart and, unlucky for him, she has decided Darwin is the best candidate.

Anais has made a new friend, but Gumball and Darwin aren't sure their relationship is equal.

Lady Rainicorn seeks to spice up game night for Princess Bubblegum, Marceline and Lumpy Space Princess by leading them on an epic RPG quest.

When Marceline saddles Finn and Jake with a clingy toilet paper creature, they must find it a new home before it destroys theirs.

Muscle Man wants to win the bodybuilding competition at his gym.

Muscle Man, Rigby, Mordecai and High Fives want to get a stuntman license for Timmy's birthday party.

With the other Titans away, Cyborg is forced to take a road trip with Robin.

The Titans take a trip to Wackadoodles, but Trigon makes Raven babysit her little brothers.

While sick and stuck in bed, Jake wants Finn to tell him a story to make him feel better.

Finn and Jake try to woo a group of lady snails in order to save their house from a giant snail named Snorlock, who was using it as a shell.

Gumball and Darwin fail to make some instant homemade movie classics.

Gumball and Darwin's reputation is challenged and they really couldn't care less...

Gumball accidentally uploads a video of himself and then demands The Internet take it down, personally!

The Watterson kids come up with a fool-proof plan to save their mom, but is it Gumball-proof?

The amazing world of Elmore is full of inanimate objects that aren't nearly as inanimate as you might hope!

Gumball and Darwin are shocked to realise that their class isn't the only one in Elmore Junior High.

Chaos ensues when Dad tries to stop Granny Jojo getting married.

It's Masami's birthday -- but what do you get the cloud who has everything?

Gumball decides the best way to prove to Mr. Fitzgerald that he's good enough for Penny is to become his apprentice for the day. The problem is Mr. Fitzgerald has an interview and Gumball's attempts to help him might do more harm than good.

When Grandpa Louie gives them a check, the Watterson kids argue over how to spend the money.

Gumball and Darwin help Anais deal with someone who's bothering her at school.

An impromptu hug with a stranger at school leaves Gumball in an increasingly awkward social situation.