The Amazing World of Gumball

The Wattersons turn their home into “The Big House,” meet cartoon copycats and discover Grandpa Louie’s new online friend is fake. The kids learn Richard’s long‑term bully, use reviews for freebies, avoid a mysterious package, have Gumball play cupid for Darwin’s crush, and after his smart answers fail, Gumball is sent back to kindergarten.

The programme titled The Outside/The Copycats/The Catfish/The Cycle/The Stars/The Box/The Matchmaker/The Grades is presented as a series of episodes, each focusing on a different misadventure of the Watterson family. It falls under the episode genre and follows the household’s chaotic yet humorous escapades. In one episode the family converts their home into “The Big House”, only to discover a troupe of cartoon copycats that imitate everything they do. Meanwhile, Grandpa Louie strikes up an online friendship, but the new pal turns out to be a figment of his imagination. The kids also uncover that Richard has been the target of a long‑standing bully dating back to high school. Gumball and Darwin hatch a plan to exploit online reviews for free items, and a mysterious parcel appears on their doorstep, prompting them to avoid opening it at all costs. On the romantic front, Darwin develops a crush on a classmate, leading Gumball to take on the role of matchmaker. Finally, Gumball’s clever answers miss the mark, forcing him back to kindergarten. Additional twists round out the storyline: the copycat family’s mimicry creates a cascade of slapstick moments, while the fake online friend leaves Grandpa Louie grappling with reality. The children’s review scheme spirals into a comedy of errors, and the unopened package remains a source of suspense. Gumball’s well‑intentioned cupid effort adds a sweet note, and his unexpected return to kindergarten caps the episode with a humorous reversal.