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| SEASON TWO |
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| Show # PEST OF A GUEST |
| Pest of a Guest: Jon finds a freezing cold starving cat outside his doorstop and brings him inside. Garfield isn't very thrilled about that especially when he finds out not only was the cat faking it, he plans to stay with Jon forever. Knowing Jon will never catch on that this cat is no good, Garfield takes the matter into his own hands by convincing the scammer that the secret ingrediant in Jon's Favorite recipie is.. GULP.. One Kitty Cat. Impractical Joker: Fat and Furry: Garfield goes grocery shopping and on a whim, picks up a lottery ticket. It turns out that the ticket is a BIG winner, so Garfield, Jon and Odie are now millionaires, They move to a beautiful new mansion and start enjoying a very posh lifestyle. All this gets them onto a "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" type show called, "Lifestyles of the Fat and Furry." We see how many perks they now enjoy and even though Garfield can have almost any food in the world, he'd still rather have some microwave lasagna. When both take credit for the lottery ticket purchase, Garfield adamatly insists it was he who purchased the ticket. Soon a spokesperson for the lottery says that cats can't purchase tickets and that now disqualifies them. They lose everything and end up having to go back to thier old home and their old life. Rip Van Kitty: Garfield falls asleep at a picnic and wakes up one hundred years later. He finds that despite having a rather long beard, nothing has changed that much. Jon is still a dim-wit, Odie still chases cars (in a wheelchair) and unfortunately, Nermal is still cute. There are flying cars and everyone takes little dehydrated pills of food instead of having big meals, which Garfield finds comes up a little empty compared to "real meals". Then aliens invade Earth from the planet, Zinawanhanbannaboinkboink3 who look just like Garfield and are fat, lazy and gluttonous as well. As the aliens start to take over, Garfield is awaken by Jon who tells him that it's time to eat. Garfield is back at the picnic where the only thing that can freak him out is how much his vitamin pill looks just like a dehydrated food tablet. Grabbity: Roy plays a horrible trick on wade insisting that gravity doesn't work anymore and they will all float off into space. Of course this freaks the duck out and he runs all around the farm panicking and warning everyone that The Law of Gravity or "Grabbity" (as Roy says it) Has been repealed and will no longer work and everyone needs to anchor themselves to the ground. Orson hears this and knows who is behind it. He then convinces Wade that "Grabbity" is a law that can't be repealed and with the help of booker and a kite gives Roy the scare he deserves. The Big Cat Nap: |
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| Show # THE GREAT GETAWAY |
| The Great Getaway: Scrambled Eggs: Hansel & Garfield: The Sludge Monster: Fortune Kooky: Heatwave Holiday: |
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| Show # ONE GOOD FERN DESERVES ANOTHER |
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| Show # BINKY GETS CANCELLED |
| One Good Fern Deserves Another: The Goody Go-Round: The Black Book: |
Legend of the Lake: Double Oh-Orson: Health Feud: |
| Binky Gets Cancelled: Showstoppers: Beauty and the Beast: The Lasagna Zone: Sleepy Time Pig Yojumbo: |
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| Pros & Cons: Jon sends Odie to the store for groceries while he plays a game with Garfield. Odie is tricked into using Jon's money to buy an old sock and it is up to Garfield, who for once feels bad for Odie, to diguise himself as a stupid man willing to play big (fake) money for a sock that matches his Odie's old dirty one. Naturally, the scammer runs to find Odie and gives him Jon's money back to him so he can make a fortune on the same old sock, Jon is happy to have his money back and goes to get the groceries himself... He comes back with an old sock..:) Rooster Revenge: Roy dumps 50 lbs of creamed spinach on Orson who decides that by doing nothing in retaliation, Roy's paranoia is a good enough form of revenge. Lights! Camera! Garfield!: Garfield is discovered, or so he thinks, when a hotshot director hires him for his new movie. While Garfield is dancing on air thinking he's going to be a big movie star, he doesn't realize the director thinks he'll be perfect... as a stunt cat! Polecat Flats: John takes the gang on a vacation to Polecat Flats and is continuosly humiliated by the mean spirited owner, Cactus Jake. Jon tries to prove he can rope steers and ride horses just as good as the other ranch handlers and is an embarassment (what else is new) to Garfield. Garfield sees that Jon is being set up for redicule and gets even with Cactus Jake by switching his tame horse, with a dangerous wild one. It turns out Jake has a great sense of humor and appreiciates Garfield's spunk, thus a new reoccuring character is born. Hogcules: Brain Boy: |
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| Main Course: First Aid Wade: Video Victim: Robodie: No Laughing Matters: Attack of the Mutant Guppies: |
| Show # Main Course |
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| Show # Curse of the Klopman |
| Curse of the Klopman: Mud Sweet Mud: Rainy Day Dreams: Basket Brawl: The Origin of Power Pig: Cactus Jake Rides Again:: |
| Show # Mini-Mall Matters |
| Mini-Mall Matters: Barn of Fear: Binky Goes Bad: It Must Be True: Swine Trek: Attention Getting Garfield: |
| Show # The Bear Facts |
| The Bear Facts: Gort Goes Good: Feeling Feline: Arrivaderci Odie: Nothing to be Afraid Of: The Big Talker: |
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| Show # Cactus Makes Perfect |
| Cactus Makes Perfect: Hogcules II: Crime & Nourishment: TV of Tomorrow: Little Red Riding Egg: Well Fed Feline: |
| Show # Invasion of the Big Robots |
| Invasion of the Big Robots: Hamelot: First Class Feline Housebreak Hotel: Shelf Esteem: How to Be Funny: |
| Show # Mystic Manor |
| Mystic Manor: Flop Goes the Weasel: The Legend of Long John: China Cat: Cock-A-Doodle Dandy: Beach Blanket Bonzo: |
| Show # Lemon Aid |
| Lemon Aid: Hog Noon: Video Airlines: The Mail Animal:: Peanut Brained Rooster: Mummy Dearest:: |
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