Search results
The Day Gomez Failed is the third episode of the first season of The Addams Family 1992 animated series. To be added Feeling that he has done everything once, Gomez goes through his days uninspired. As Morticia sculpts a bust of Aunt Scrunge, she reminds him that everything in his life has been...
The Day Gomez Failed: Directed by Robert Alvarez, Don Lusk, Carl Urbano, Ray Patterson. With John Astin, Dick Beals, Ruth Buzzi, Carol Channing. A bored Gomez has tried and succeeded at everything, so he initiates a new venture - to fail at something. This turns out to be harder than he thought.
- (21)
- Animation, Short, Adventure
- Robert Alvarez, Don Lusk, Carl Urbano
- 1992-09-26
Sep 12, 1992 · “The Day Gomez Failed” (9/26/92) – Gomez has grown bored with being successful and tries his best to become a failure, which he ultimately fails at. “Girlfriendstein / Pugsley by the Numbers / Beware of Thing” (10/3/92) – When the family discovers Lurch was dumped by his girlfriend, Fester decides to build him a new one.
"The Day Gomez Failed" is the third episode of The Addams Family season one. It aired on September 26, 1992 on ABC. It was written by David Schwartz, directed by Robert Alvarez, Don Lusk, and Carl Urbano, and voice directed by Gordon Hunt . Gomez is looking to do the one thing he hasn't done in life, which is to succeed at failing. Contents.
Sep 12, 1992 · Feeling that he has done everything once, Gomez goes through his days uninspired. Morticia reminds him that everything in his life has been a success, and encourages him to fail at something. Mr. Normanmeyer offers Gomez his ticket to failure, announcing his plans on using his land to complete a new freeway. Read More
Synopsis. Gomez Addams is bored with life: he has successfully accomplished every feat there is, and now demands a new challenge. His wife Morticia suggests that since he has never failed before, he should try failing at something.
Sep 26, 1992 · Feeling that he has done everything once, Gomez goes through his days uninspired. Morticia reminds him that everything in his life has been a success, and encourages him to fail at something. Mr. Normanmeyer offers Gomez his ticket to failure, announcing his plans on using his land to complete a new freeway.
