History Recap / TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS5E10TheLoophole

* RefugeInAudacity: Gumball and Darwin avoid their homework by trying to neutralize the threat of a literal minded [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid dangerous robot kid]]. Said robot concludes humanity is an ecological threat because of the ludicrous amount of packaging Juke takes of a pair of scissors to cut open a package of a pair of scissors.

* LawfulStupid: Bobert falls into this when Gumball and Darwin order him to uphold the law, choosing to uphold ''very'' ridiculous laws by burning off Miss Simian's hair with a laser ("According to the law in New Mexico, females are forbidden to appear unshaven in public."), threatening an old man simply eating soup with an ArmCannon ("According to the law in New Jersey, it is illegal to slurp your soup."), continuing to do so when Gary screams in fear ("In North Carolina, it is illegal to sing off-key."), ripping off the orange security guard's beard ("In Massachusetts, goatees are illegal without a license."), and blowing up Billy's lollipop ("Lollipops are also banned.") When Gumball tries to stop him, Bobert tries to shoot him for "obstruction of justice," only to miss and blow up the roof, at which point Bobert starts shooting ''himself'' for destroying public property.

* ContinuityNod: Gumball is knocked out of his room ''into'' his room of last year by Bobert, which puts him in [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E34TheSpoiler The Spoiler]] at the scene where he was trying to make money for the movies.

* MoveAlongNothingToSeeHere: Downplayed: after Gumball crashes into the opening of [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E34TheSpoiler The Spoiler]], he deflects any questions by stating:

* TheSlowPath: If Gumball's "I'll wait this one out." comment means anything, it's that he willingly invokes this trope after winding up in [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E34TheSpoiler The Spoiler]].

* TheSlowPath: If Gumball's "I'll wait this one out." comment means anything, it's that he willingly invokes this trope after winding up in [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E34TheSpoiler The Spoiler]]

* LawfulStupid: Bobert falls into this when Gumball and Darwin order him to uphold the law, choosing to uphold ''very'' ridiculous laws by burning off Miss Simian's hair with a laser ("According to the law in New Mexico, females are forbidden to appear unshaven in public."), threatening an old man simply eating soup with an ArmCannon ("According to the law in New Jersey, it is illegal to slurp your soup."), continuing to do so when Gary screams in fear ("In North Carolina, it is illegal to sing off-key."), ripping off a security guard's beard ("In Massachusetts, goatees are illegal without a license."), and blowing up Billy's lollipop ("Lollipops are also banned.") When Gumball tries to stop him, Bobert tries to shoot him for "obstruction of justice," only to miss and blow up the roof, at which point Bobert starts shooting ''himself'' for destroying public property.

* LawfulStupid: Bobert falls into this when Gumball and Darwin order him to uphold the law, choosing to uphold ''very'' ridiculous laws by burning off Miss Simian's hair with a laser ("According to the law in New Mexico, females are forbidden to appear unshaven in public."), threatening an old man simply eating soup with an ArmCannon ("According to the law in New Jersey, it is illegal to slurp your soup."), continuing to do so when said old man screams in fear ("In North Carolina, it is illegal to sing off-key."), ripping off a security guard's beard ("In Massachusetts, goatees are illegal without a license."), and blowing up Billy's lollipop ("Lollipops are also banned.") When Gumball tries to stop him, Bobert tries to shoot him for "obstruction of justice," only to miss and blow up the roof, at which point Bobert starts shooting ''himself'' for destroying public property.

* RefugeInAudacity: Gumball and Darwin avoid their homework by trying to neutralize the threat of a literal minded [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid dangerous robot kid]]. Said robot concludes humanity is an ecological threat because of the ludicrous amount of packaging someone takes of a pair of scissors to cut open a package of a pair of scissors.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Bobert concludes, from Darwin's order, that all life must be protected, including viruses. However, most modern biologists and virologists agree that viruses are [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus#Life_properties not actually living organisms]], putting his interpretation either against scientific consensus, or his definition of "life" against scientific consensus.

** Bobert literally knocks Gumball into last year, which appears to be around the beginning of [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E34TheSpoiler The Spoiler]].

* ThreeLawsCompliant: Bobert already follows any order given to him and the plot of the episode is Gumball and Darwin avoiding their homework by figuring out orders that mitigate the danger of his literal mindedness. They eventually order him not to harm anyone or allow anyone to come to harm from anyone else.

* CallASmeerpARabbit: Bobert sets out to destroy humanity, which is implicitly everyone, even though practically none of the residents shown in Elmore are human and few are the same species or even the same ''medium''.

* CallASmeerpARabbit: Bobert sets out to destroy humanity, which is implicitly everyone, even though practically none of the residents shown in Elmore are human and few are the same species or [[MediumBlending even the same ''medium'']].

* CallASmeerpARabbit: Bobert sets out to destroy humanity, which is implicitly everyone, even though practically none of the residents shown in Elmore are human and few are the same species or [[Medium Blending even the same ''medium'']].

* CallASmeerpARabbit: Bobert sets out to destroy humanity, which is implicitly everyone, even though practically none of the residents shown in Elmore are human and few are the same species or even ''medium''.

* CallSmeerpARabbit: Bobert sets out to destroy mankind even though practically none of the residents shown in Elmore are human.
* GoLookAtTheDistraction: Gumball and Darwin distract Bobert to infiltrate his base by sending him an email that claims their attached to it.

* LiteralMetaphor: Bobert destroying the economy makes the Earth stop spinning because money made the world go round.

* LoopholeAbuse:

* LiteralMinded: The main conflict with this episode is due to Bobert taking things literally and always to the furthest extreme.

* LogicBomb: In the form of using Bobert own analogy against him.

* ExactWords: The main conflict with this ep is due to Bobert taking things to seriously.

* LogicBomb: In the form of using Bobert own analogy against him.

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