Gumby and personal development

[Angela]

This might provoke some Pokey Activism!!

Gumby is the meaning of life

[pterodactyl]

As a staunch supporter of Pokey and all that he stands for, I am deeply offended by this article.

How such misinformation and overt discrimination can be so freely disseminated is a testament to the social erosion we're presently experiencing in the Western world. This whole thing smacks of a pro-Gumbist agenda that clearly seeks to undermine Pokey.

Amber

[Dannyboy1]

Originally Posted by Angela

This might provoke some Pokey Activism!!

Gumby is the meaning of life

But what about Mr. Bill?

[Angela]

Where Gumby is idealistic, Pokey is skeptical. Where Gumby is trusting, Pokey asks questions. When Gumby takes chances, Pokey often gets dragged along against his will, but ends up appreciating the experience. The two save each other with regularity. In every episode Pokey gives advice, and sometimes, Gumby listens to him.

Sometimes Pokey is just plain cranky and pessimistic, poking and gibing at Gumby. He loves to be sarcastic. He mutters under his breath, drags his feet, and doesn't like it when Gumby takes advantage of him, as in Pokey Minds the Baby. When Gumby decides he wants to find the Hidden Valley, Pokey mutters, "I don't see how we can find Hidden Valley if no one else ever did."

Pokey loves to have the last word. In the episode, A Lovely Bunch of Coconuts, Gumby's trees produce watermelons instead of coconuts. Pokey points out that the crop was a little different from the expected by saying, "Some coconuts", before a watermelon falls on him and covers him with the crushed fruit. "Not bad", mutters Pokey as he licks his lips.

[Angela]

Originally Posted by Dannyboy1

But what about Mr. Bill?

oh, no.