The Adventures of Gumby: 1960's Series

The Zoops: An old man sells Gumby a potion that turns watermelons into strange animals that zip around crying "zoop, zoop!" There is trouble when the magic potion is washed off. Even Steven: A pair of comical mischief-makers scheme to take Gumby's money away from him when he and Pokey decide to take a vacation.

The Glob: Gumby is a sculptor. His large glob of clay comes to life. It chases him and Pokey through a toyshop and into a book where Dill Pickle 'shoots it out' with the glob for a surprise ending. Chicken Feed: A new chicken feed that Gumby gives his pet chicken causes the chicken to grow as big as a house. It takes the fire department and the animal doctor to finally rescue the situation.

Hidden Valley: Gumby and Pokey, riding in an antique car, find themselves in a hidden valley where they discover dinosaurs surviving since 170 million years ago. The Groobee: Gumby captures several wild animals for the zoo with the help of a bee who builds wooden crates instead of honeycomb.

The Witty Witch: A helicopter-flying witch captures Gumby and Pokey. They fear a terrible fate but the witch surprises them by revealingly she is merely a friendly, underappreciated slapstick comedian who captures her audience literally.

Ricochet Pete: While acting as a sheriff in a western town, Gumby encounters the town terror, Ricochet Pete. Gumby devises a unique method for reforming Pete.

Small Planets: Gumby runs away from doing work at home by entering a space book. His exploration of three small planets convince him there is no place like home.

King for a Day: Gumby saves the King of Ott by jousting with the black knight and winning in an original manner.

Santa Witch: Santa gets sick, and the witch is called on to fly the toy-laden sled through the sky. The children receive a big surprise on this particular Christmas.

Pigeon in a Plum Tree: Prince Harold tries to find a partridge in a pear tree as a special Christmas gift for his girlfriend. Dragon Witch: Gumby's pals, Henry and Rodgy, set out to rescue a damsel in distress.

Treasure for Henry: Gumby's friends, Henry and Rodgy, sneak into the hold of a pirate ship. They are caught whilst helping themselves to some of the pirate's loot. A Man-O-War attacks the pirate ship and Henry helps defeat the pirates.

The Reluctant Gargoyles: While building a tinker-toy high-rise structure, Prickle and Goo are incessantly bothered by the mischievous Blockheads, who attempt to destroy the structure by catapulting watermelons at Prickle and trying to knock it over with a bulldozer.

Missile Bird: An escaped missile bird has the entire Air Force trying to capture it but it isn't until Gumby turns the Missile Bird into a Love Bird that the country is safe again.

The Blue Goo: While fighting the Black Baron in his tri-plane, Gumby crashes. Pokey and Prickle vow to carry on the fight for Gumby. Goo is ordered to remain on the ground because she is a girl - but Goo has her own ideas about that - and it is through her efforts that the mission is carried out successfully.

Goo for Pokey: Goo plays several tricks on Pokey, getting him in trouble at school. This is not at all to Pokey's liking, so he tries to get away from Goo.

Gumby's Fire Department: Fireman Gumby goes to the rescue of Professor Kap and his laboratory in this exciting episode. Things seem pretty hopeless for the professor until Goo manages to come up with an idea for smothering the fire.

Golden Iguana: Prickle wins a national pet contest and is awarded a prize golden iguana. The professor mixes a special formula for its food but there is one wrong ingredient.

The Magic Flute: Goo has a wonderful flute. Whenever it is played, objects dance. Prickle and Pokey are building a fence and see the flute as a device to get out of some work.

Mason Hornet: Pokey and Prickle are playing ball in the toyshop. Their play is interrupted dramatically by an intruding hornet. Goo is there and informs Gumby of the problem - the hornet encases everyone and everything in little yellow bricks.

The Golden Gosling: The King's main occupation is counting his golden eggs laid by a captive goose that is under a witch's spell to lay only golden eggs.

The Gumby League: The Gumby League and the Blockheads play are locked in a tense baseball match. Things looks grim when The Gumby League strike out, but some inventive field work from Gumby, Pokey and Professor Kap saves the day.

Son of Liberty: In trying to get a message to Paul Revere, Gumby and Pokey are pursued by General Gage's soldiers. Just as capture seems inevitable, Gumby's cage building friend, The Groobee, sends the soldiers packing.