The concept of Lamput is simple: a gooey orange creature who can morph into an infinite variety of objects tries to evade a couple of scientists. It needs to be simple — the shorts, commissioned by ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cartoon Network has greenlit a third season of Indian-produced comedy “Lamput,” with a new run of longer episodes heading to its ...
Lamput is a gooey orange substance that escaped from a secret laboratory. Two scientists, Specs Doc and Skinny Doc, are trying their best to catch him. But Lamput, always a master of disguise, escapes ...
3 Exclusive: Michael Urie and Jason Segel Sing LES MIZ in SHRINKING The series - produced by Vaibhav Studios based in Mumbai, India - started life as batches of micro-shorts of about 15 seconds as ...
Lamput takes the form of a starfish when Specs tries to grab him from a fish tank in a pet store.
A clever orange nutcase, Lamput, escapes from a hidden laboratory, thus sending scientists Slim Doc and Fat Doc in a frenzy as they try hard to capture him. However, Lamput always manages to escape.
Cartoon Network’s Lamput Season 1 is reportedly leaving HBO Max on January 31, 2026 (via ComicBook). So subscribers only have a day to check it out before its departure. With its exit, Lamput Season 1 ...
Lamput has been greenlit by Cartoon Network for a third season that will run internationally on the channel in the Asia Pacific and Latin America, and on Boomerang in EMEA. Lamput, a non-dialogue, ...
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Highly-rated Cartoon Network show is leaving HBO Max
The HBO Max library will see the departure of a prominent Cartoon Network animated series incredibly soon. Lamput, an Indian animated show, will no longer be available on the streaming service after ...
Animated chase comedy Lamput, created by Mumbai-based Vaibhav Studios, has been picked up for a third season by Cartoon Network and will run on the channel in Asia Pacific. Cartoon Network has won ...
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