Question for Davey and Goliath fans

[LonnieFisher]

I'm pretty sure Davey never killed a kid on that show. Drowning or otherwise. Maybe you're mistaking Davey for Gumby. Gumby killed lots of kids. I vividly remember the episode where Gumby beat a kid to death with a baseball bat simply because he took a ride on Pokey without asking permission first.

You more than likely processed a bad dream as a memory.

Art Clokey had an odd sense of humor.

I'm pretty sure Gumby never killed any kids.

[J.B.]

I'm pretty sure Gumby never killed any kids.

Don't be so sure. He had a dark side when he drank.

[LonnieFisher]

Don't be so sure. He had a dark side when he drank.

I'm positive Gumby never killed anybody. Gumby has a heart of gold.

[glimpy]

I do remember that episode. Of course I've forgotten all about it until you reminded me about it. And you're absolutely right, it was not a dream. I do the same thing with things I've experienced as a kid, and then I try to go back and see if my mind wasn't playing tricks on me. And usually we are correct, things are not dreams we remember!!!

[TrekStar]

Yeah, show that punk who's boss!

Wait folks that's Mirror Davey.

[TrekStar]

Don't be so sure. He had a dark side when he drank.

Gumby drank one to many Mountain Dews that day, major sugar kick.

[LonnieFisher]

I never watched Davey and Goliath, but I loved Moral Orel!

[J.B.]

I never watched Davey and Goliath, but I loved Moral Oral!

Moral Oral!? Wasn't that the Jim Bakker/Jessica Hahn scandal? Mods please keep an eye on Fisher. He's clearly outta' control.

[Mikey]

One thing the Lutheran Church missed out on was the revenue they could have brought in with a Davey and Goliath line of toys.

This show was made perfectly for figures and playsets.

Guessing they didn't because of the church being a non profit organization.

If that was today, they would have figured out a way to launder the toy sales income before it got to the church.

[GlobalObserver]

I'm pretty sure Gumby never killed any kids.

I suppose we'll have to agree to disagree.