I remember renting Gumby vhs tapes constantly and obsessed isn't the right word for what I felt. The show led me towards a life of absolute infatuation with stop motion animation

I use to watch Gumby on channel 60 every single day. Thanks so much!

@microvrml

Жыл бұрын

channel 60 was the best when it came to cartoons. Think Spectre Man used to come on this channel also

Gumby was my guy growing up... 🌵 💚

I used to watched this since I was a kid. This claymation was created by the same guy who later did “Davey & Goliath” which was Art Clokey.

@chonqmonk

Жыл бұрын

But Davey, Mr. Preacher isn't gonna like it if you slam all that dope, Davey, save some for your mom...

@JoseGonzalez-ek3km

11 ай бұрын

Do You Used To Watch The Funny Company?

Before reboot there was Gumby

Although I did not grow up in Chicago (I grew up near Philadelphia) and I was in college by December of 1984, Gumby was packaged with other cartoons for broadcast basically the same. In Philadelphia, Gumby was shown on the Captain Noah Show and any kid that grew up in the Philadelphia area in the 1970s would recognize the Gumby theme and interstitial songs in this video. Great to see Art Clokey introduce Gumby and his pal Pokey. Thanks for upload.

@ChristopherSobieniak

Жыл бұрын

WKBD TV50 in Detroit played Gumby during this time.

I remember Gumby and poke I loved watching it when I was little great show

Art Clokey the creator of Gumby, was once on a TV game show in the early 1990s, somewhat like the Original "What's my Line?" BUT none of the celebrities could ever guess who he was! Then he gave them and the audience the toy figures of Gumby.

@PGTransformed

7 ай бұрын

To Tell The Truth, 1990 to 1991, NBC daytime version you must be referring to.

Thank you so much for this!!!

Did “Car-Tunes” feature “The King Kong Show”, “Clutch Cargo”, “Laurel and Hardy”, “The Atom Ant-Secret Squirrel Show” and others?? Dang, what an hour THAT must’ve been!! 🙂

I loved Gumby so much as a kid

I hadn't seen Gumby since about 1975.

There is one show that WPWR-TV ran was the very first short called “Gumbasia” from 1953 by Art Clokey, and it was a 3-minute experimental short which would later become Gumby. “Gumbasia” has full of clay techniques and movements to go with it combining with jazz music together.

Prickle's lack of inflection is hilarious.

I hope y’all will reply to this remember when Eddie Murphy was on Saturday Night Live and played Gumby????.:he would say I’m Gumby dammit!!!!!!

@ChrisConnolly-Mr.C-Dives-In

Жыл бұрын

One of the really good SNL bits.

My earliest childhood memories are Gumby,

23:17: That's music you'd hear in Hanna-Barbera cartoons from the 60's.

This is so awesome I love it 🥰

When watching Gumbi in the late 80's during the day, I remember some crime drama police show played right afterwards. Would be nice to know the title of it.

4 years before the new Gumby series came on TV.

Amazing!

This is awesome

YAY GUMBY!

Gumby for me was on channel 9 WWOR-TV in the late 80's with the Gumby Adventures show which had new adventures plus classics mixed in as well as a new take on the Gumby theme song. This was at the time channel 5 began to cut their kids shows and cartoons. I myself have not heard of The Funny Company but at the end of that opening title, when the chief opens his mouth I swear hearing the "Tacky Buzzer" from The Hollywood Squares whenever time ran out on the syndicated version.

@Musicradio77Network

11 ай бұрын

The 1988 “Gumby Adventures” had the original Gumby shorts which were re-dubbed along with the newer episodes. These Gumby shorts were shown here were way better than the 1988 re-dubs which were later used in “Gumby Adventures”. I should give these hands down.

LSD never looked so good...

"Sneaky" Pete Kleinow wrote the Gumby theme.

@FuzzyMemoriesTV

Жыл бұрын

And performed by The Shaggs? 😄

@prycerobertson4695

Жыл бұрын

@@FuzzyMemoriesTV 😆No, it was performed by a young Ann Clokey (Art's daughter) and friends.

@Musicradio77Network

Жыл бұрын

The musical score for all of the “Gumby” shorts were done by Mike Seeley who also did the music for the Capitol Hi-Q Music Library series. He also did the music for “Dennis The Menace” TV show and a few WB cartoons as well.

@prycerobertson4695

Жыл бұрын

@@Musicradio77Network Actually John Seely. He and William Loose had their own stable of composers including not just themselves but also Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin, both of whom already had their own library for Capitol.

@8:29 Oh, look out, don't get hurt now!!! You talk about a fit body and handsome man at that time!

Clayboys! 0:26

10:50 Funny Company's Violette might be a superhero! Even though she doesn't know it, yet!

I'm glad Art Clokey took Eddie Murphy's parody of his creation in good humor, given how he used the newfound burst in popularity as an excuse to make new content.

I always equate channel 60 with Spectreman

One of my classmates died in the kiln today, MOTHER!

@ChristopherSobieniak

Жыл бұрын

17:55 "Hey, his bump's on the wrong end!"

The clown is davey

Gumby used a lot of LIONEL(TM) MODEL TRAINS 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃, the most popular was the large 027 track, 2-6-4 that charged like a bull, and Gumby grabbed a cape from the Toreadors poster to fight this giant engine, although he got knocked down, and the little H.O. Scale 0-4-0 with coal tender by Mantua chugged in and made friends when Gumby shrank down to ride on top of the cab, and the little toy wooden yellow engine whistled at the end. Hi in July 2023A.D.!! TOOT!! TOOT!! ALL ABOARD,!! HIGHBALL 👋 ,!!-! NEXT STOP, IMAGINATION STATION!!