List of Gumby Episodes

This is a list of Gumby episodes.

1950s Episodes

Produced circa. 1955-1956 for "The Howdy Doody Show"

Moon Trip (Gumby on the Moon) (Trapped on the Moon)
Mirror Land (Lost and Found)
The Little Lost Pony (The Blockheads)
The Fantastic Farmer (Gopher Trouble)
The Black Knight (Mysterious Fires)
Too Loo (Gumby Concerto)
Robot Rumpus (Yard Work Made Easy)
Toy Crazy (Toy Joy)
Lion Around (Lion Drive)
The Eggs and Trixie (Egg Trouble)

Produced circa. 1957-1958 for "The Gumby Show"

Outcast Marbles (Odd Balls)
Gumby Business (Toy Fun)
The Mocking Monkey (How Not to Trap Lions)
The Magic Wand (The Magic Show)
Pokey Express (Indian Trouble)
The Racing Game (Gumby Racer)
Rain Spirits (The Kachinas)
Toying Around (Toy Capers)
In the Dough (Baker's Tour)
Tree Trouble (Eager Beavers)
Train Trouble
In A Fix

1960s Episodes

Produced circa. 1960-1967

The following 4 films were billed as "Gumby Specials". Rather than showing Gumby, they show other clay characters; a brown bear named Henry, a little green clay bird named Rodgy and the red clay scientist named Professor Kapp.

Produced circa. 1966. These are the only episodes that were produced with a full slate of credits.

Produced circa. 1964-1969 (Release order)

1987-1990 Episodes (Release order)

Restoration

From 2004-2006, a project took place to attempt to restore the entire 1950's and 1960's Gumby library. These versions are all official and authorized as they contain Premavision copyright notices at the beginning. As of 2010, a total of 35 restored transfers exist. Among the first restorations to be done were the experimental film "Gumbasia" and the 1960's favorite "Hidden Valley". The 1950's episodes were assembled back to their original 11-minute format as close as possible with the existing material. These restorations were not perfect as the original negatives for the 11-minute versions appear to be lost and now only exist split into their syndication halves. This is very noticeable as the restoration for "The Magic Show"/"The Magic Wand" retains the 1960's title sequence "The Magic Wand" instead of the original title sequence "The Magic Show". On a similar note, a narration track recorded for the beginning of the syndicated half titled "Gumby Concerto" is still heard on the restoration for "Too Loo"/"Gumby Concerto". Some of these restored versions have since been released on DVD by current rights holder NCircle Entertainment.

Home Video Availability

VHS

Throughout the 1980's Family Home Entertainment had released the majority of the 1950's and 1960's Gumby episodes on various VHS collections (the only episodes that didn't get a release were "This Little Piggy", "Tricky Train" and "Foxy Box"). These all retained their original audio tracks as they were released before the 1987 revival series, in which completely new soundtracks had to be recorded due to licensing issues involving the original soundtracks, which were sourced from the Capitol Records Hi-Q stock music library composed by John Seely.

Gumby's Fun Fling

7-DVD boxed set (2002, Rhino Home Video)

A compilation of 110 of the episodes from the 1950's through the 1960's. The set was not widely distributed, and it received much negative feedback due to the fact that the prints used were the 1980's reissues that had the soundtracks and voices completely redubbed.

Christmas with Gumby (2003, GoodTimes Entertainment)

Scrooge Loose
Santa Witch
Pigeon in a Plum Tree
Toy Crazy/Toy Joy (both films edited back into their original format)

Gumby's Greatest Adventures (2003, GoodTimes Entertainment)

Toying Around
Sad King Ott's Daughter
The Blockheads
Gumby Crosses the Delaware
Gumby Concerto
The Glob
Gold Rush Gumby
Baker's Tour
The Black Knight
Gumby Racer

The Very Best New Adventures of Gumby Vol. 1 (2005, Rhino Home Video)

The Very Best New Adventures of Gumby Vol. 2 (2005, Rhino Home Video)

Gumby Essentials Volume 1 (2007, Classic Media)

1950's:

Robot Rumpus ("Yard Work Made Easy" and "Robot Rumpus" edited back into their original format)
Too Loo ("Too Loo" and "Gumby Concerto" edited back into their original format)
Rain Spirits ("Rain Spirits" and "The Kachinas" edited back into their original format)
In The Dough ("In the Dough" and "Baker's Tour" edited back into their original format)
The Racing Game ("The Racing Game" and "Gumby Racer" edited back into their original format)

1960's:

The Groobee
Hidden Valley
Ricochet Pete
The Small Planets
Gumby Crosses the Delaware

1980's:

The Wild Horse
The Knight Mare
Goo’s Pies
To Bee Or Not To Bee
Kid Brother Kid

Bonus Features:

Art Clokey’s Original 1953 Theatrical Short, "Gumbasia"
Re-mastered Pilot Episode, “Gumby on the Moon”
1960s Re-mastered Gumby Theme Song and Introduction
Rare Gumby Bumpers
Character Bios

Gumby: The Movie: Director's Cut (2008, Classic Media)

Bonus Episodes:

Tree Trouble ("Tree Trouble" and "Eager Beavers" edited back into their original format)
Robot Farm
As the Worm Turns
Melon Felons

The New Christmas Classics (2008, Classic Media)

In the fall of 2008, Classic Media released a 2-DVD set containing four Christmas themed programs. In addition to a compilation of Gumby episodes titled Gumby Season's Greetings, the other programs featured Casper the Friendly Ghost, Fat Albert and George of the Jungle.

Gumby Season's Greetings

Pilgrims on the Rocks
Pokey's Price (Unrestored, most likely sourced from a FHE VHS release)
Santa Witch
Scrooge Loose
Pigeon in a Plum Tree
The Golden Gosling (Unrestored, most likely sourced from a FHE VHS release)
Humbug
Toy Crazy ("Toy Crazy" and "Toy Joy" edited back into their original format)
Gumby Business (Unrestored, most likely sourced from a FHE VHS release)
Toy Fun (Unrestored, most likely sourced from a FHE VHS release)
Train Trouble (Unrestored, most likely sourced from a FHE VHS release)
In a Fix (Unrestored, most likely sourced from a FHE VHS release)