amazing world of gumball episode where they kidnap alan's parents

I'm fine with the show committing to sketch-based episodes, and I'm generally a pretty big fan of them, but 'The Ghouls' seemed to just become one because it didn't know what other approach to take, all while trying to maintain some heavier central concept, and the inability of either of those facets to fall at the others' wayside made for cute but unpolished filler. I know that sounds harsh, but this is an episode that wants to have as much fun with its Halloween motif as possible, but at the cost of being utterly formless, coming across as some awkward in-between of a vignette-based and narrative episode. but it's difficult to properly evaluate on the level of how it's put together considering the weakness of a lot of every aspect of it otherwise. 'The Ghouls,' then, is an episode that is fun. Unfortunately, the past season has been filled with a frustratingly disproportionate amount of episodes that only really succeed in one of those regards (usually the former).

amazing world of gumball episode where they kidnap alan

Watching 'The Ghouls' helped me realize that modern Gumball episodes are at their most successful when they succeed in two regards: one, they have an interesting structure bound around a strong concept, and two, that they're just downright fun (see: ' The Founder,' ' The Vegging,' ' The Candidate'). sucks to be you, man, I guess you have to find someone else to read. So if you're not cool about this coming out late, then. Sorry this post is a bit late, but I've had a busy and exciting weekend which I will be sure to write about! And also college. Is there a page we can like or a wristband we can wear or something?'

'Dude, it's so sad! We need to help them get their scare back.' 'He's right, we'll do anything.

Amazing world of gumball episode where they kidnap alan's parents