The Amazing World of Gumball

Gumball discovers his rival Rob has a girlfriend, helps Sussie after bullies tease her, hunts a Joyful Burger, seeks Mario after learning Ocho’s plumber uncle, and becomes nitpicker when Carmen’s habits spiral. Richard’s motorcycle helmet lands him in bank trouble, Leslie worries his looks fade as petals drop and gets aid, and the Wattersons receive a house after a summons.

The programme “The Ex/The Weirdo/The Menu/The Uncle/The Heist/The Petals/The Nuisance/The Best” is presented as a single episode‑style entry, grouping a series of short, self‑contained stories under one title. Across the various segments, Gumball learns that his old rival Rob is now dating someone else, prompting a brief clash of emotions. When school bullies mock Sussie, Gumball and Darwin step in, hoping to help her act less odd. Meanwhile, Richard becomes obsessed with the urban legend of a secret Joyful Burger and will stop at nothing to get a bite. Gumball also discovers that his 8‑bit friend Ocho’s uncle is an Italian plumber called Mario, and he assumes it must be the famous Mario, vowing to meet him at any cost. Richard later finds out that entering a bank while wearing a motorcycle helmet can land you in serious trouble. When Leslie notices his petals beginning to fall off, he worries his looks are fading, and Gumball and Darwin use everything they know about style and beauty to lend a hand. The Wattersons brace themselves for a grim Town Hall summons, only to be surprised with an offer of a brand‑new house. Finally, Carmen’s nitpicking spirals out of control, leading Gumball to become the ultimate nitpicker himself. Each vignette blends humour with the characters’ quirky attempts to solve everyday dilemmas.