Kabillion to Provide Gumby Episodes Through Video-on-Demand Services

[King Delbert]

I haven't even seen anything new on demand THIS WEEK.  So I don't know what to believe. 

[King Delbert]

^ That's changed.  Too Loo is up on Demand.  The transfer is bad; there's a lot of ghosting.  It's the remastered copy though. 

[Looney Tunes Fan]

The Fantastic Farmer is now on YouTube!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Uo7bW3Khus

[Looney Tunes Fan]

Just found this out, but Gumby (along with everything else on Kabillion) is off until the Christmas season is over (I only know as far as the week of Christmas, so I'll keep you guys posted if I see anything else).

[King Delbert]

Just found this out, but Gumby (along with everything else on Kabillion) is off until the Christmas season is over (I only know as far as the week of Christmas, so I'll keep you guys posted if I see anything else).

Thanks for the info.  I will say Robot Rumpus is on their on demand channel

[NicKramer]

"The Black Knight" is on their On Demand channel.  What I didn't unstand in that short was how did the Black Knight caused a curse the dragon.

[King Delbert]

"The Black Knight" is on their On Demand channel.  What I didn't unstand in that short was how did the Black Knight caused a curse the dragon.

Thanks Nic

[NicKramer]

As a New Year surprise, "Toy Crazy" is now avialable on their On Demand channel.

[King Delbert]

Wishful Thinking also appeared on demand (they skipped ahead).  It may be because Kabillion is sort of celebrating their birthday and it's a birthday themed episode.  I can think of better episodes that though.  It's still pretty good, but that's when Clokey wasn't involved due to the divorce. 

[wiley207]

Wishful Thinking also appeared on demand (they skipped ahead).  It may be because Kabillion is sort of celebrating their birthday and it's a birthday themed episode.  I can think of better episodes that though.  It's still pretty good, but that's when Clokey wasn't involved due to the divorce.

Maybe that's why Dallas McKennon voiced Pokey and Prickle in some 1967-1968 episodes (like "Wishful Thinking"), and Art Clokey voiced them in the other ones. (They got consistent by the 1988 series, having Clokey be their main voice actor.)