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 ...

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's Lamput Season 1 is reportedly leaving HBO Max on January 31, 2026 (via ComicBook). So subscribers only have a ...

Specs thinks Skinny is a woman and falls in love with him after Lamput morphs into long hair on Skinny's head. The docs use a machine to merge Specs with a number of animals to help him chase and ...

4 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Gets 4K Release for 40th Anniversary The series - produced by Vaibhav Studios based in Mumbai, India - started life as batches of micro-shorts of about 15 seconds as well as ...

At a disco club, Lamput transforms into a pair of bellbottoms on Specs, and the women take a liking to it. Lamput cheers up a girl whose toy car is broken by morphing into a bigger car for her to ...

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, ...

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 ...

A popular orange gooey substance just got a third season pickup by Cartoon Network Asia. Lamput, the dialogue-free, animated comedy produced by Mumbai-based Vaibhav Studios, has been picked up by ...

WarnerMedia’s Cartoon Network today announced three new originals, in various stages of development and production, featuring four animated icons. These include the development of a short-form Tom and ...

Cartoon Network has greenlit a third season of Indian-produced comedy “Lamput,” with a new run of longer episodes heading to its networks around the world. The show has been a hit on digital platforms ...