Indian Trouble / The Racing Game / Gumby Racer

The Gumby Show: Season 1: Episode 11

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The Gumby Show
Indian Trouble / The Racing Game / Gumby Racer

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NBC | Air Date: May 25, 1957
Summary: Indian Trouble:
While Gumby and Pokey are traveling to order the mail, they come across the Pesky Indians' territory. They must find a way to deliver the mail without getting scalped.
The Racing Game: Gumby and Pokey are competing in the big race in the board game "The Racing Game". Since it's a board game, the rules are a little
Indian Trouble:
While Gumby and Pokey are traveling to order the mail, they come across the Pesky Indians' territory. They must find a way to deliver the mail without getting scalped.

The Racing Game:
Gumby and Pokey are competing in the big race in the board game "The Racing Game". Since it's a board game, the rules are a little weird. When a whistle is blown, everyone has to stop. Depending on what space they land on, their chances of winning or losing get better or worse. Gumby starts with a huge handicap thanks to the way he chokes his engine, but he makes it up by landing on a green space. Gumby and Pokey get put inside their trophy and driven away.

Gumby Racer:
We're back in The Racing Game, only now there's a cross-country segment of the race. Gumby and Pokey go in for a pit stop. Unfortunately, their pit crew is a herd of Blockheads, and their car is sabotaged to death in about two seconds. Gumbo leaps from the stands and suggests that Gumby mold his body into a car. This turns out to work great, since Gumby can now use his magical powers to help him pass up the other racers. This upsets the Blockheads, so they throw stuff at Gumby and Pokey and blow bridges up and block tunnels with rocks. It's no good, of course; this is Gumby's cartoon, after all.
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Genre(s): Comedy, Animation

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