Ep 33. The Worst

Gumball and Darwin's school is holding a competition to determine who is the worst student. The winner will receive a trophy and bragging rights. Gumball and Darwin, being the competitive duo that they are, decide to enter the contest.

The first challenge is to see who can draw the worst picture. Gumball draws a picture of a stickman with three legs and no arms, while Darwin draws a picture of a bird with three wings and one eye. The judges are not impressed with either of their drawings and declare the round a tie.

The second challenge is a spelling bee, but instead of spelling words correctly, the students must spell them incorrectly. Gumball spells "apple" as "apul" and Darwin spells "banana" as "bananya". However, one of the other contestants, Tina the T-Rex, spells every word incorrectly on purpose and wins the round.

The third challenge is a race to see who can finish a puzzle the slowest. Gumball and Darwin take their time, trying to put the pieces together in the most inefficient way possible. However, they are beaten by the class clown, who simply sits and stares at the puzzle for five minutes before picking up a piece.

The fourth challenge is a talent show, where the students must showcase their worst talent. Gumball and Darwin decide to do a partner dance, but end up tripping over each other and falling off the stage. The other contestants also fail to impress, except for Rob, who plays a horrible song on his guitar.

The final challenge is a game of dodgeball, where the objective is to get hit by the ball as many times as possible. Gumball and Darwin team up and purposely get hit by every ball that comes their way. They are declared the winners of the competition, much to their surprise.

However, they soon discover that the only reason they won is because the judges were secretly rooting for them. They realize that being the worst is not something to be proud of and that it's better to strive to be the best.

In the end, Gumball and Darwin return the trophy and apologize for their behavior. The judges forgive them and offer them a chance to compete in a new competition: the best student challenge. Gumball and Darwin eagerly accept and vow to do their best.

Overall, "The Worst" is a wacky and hilarious episode that pokes fun at the idea of being the worst at something. The challenges are absurd and entertaining, and the moral of the story is heartwarming. It's a great addition to the fifth season of The Amazing World of Gumball and showcases the show's trademark humor and creativity.