Garfield And Friends

Puss In High Tops: In this fairy tale, Garfield wins the hand of a Princess for Jon. Egg Over Easy 1: Wade decides to shell himself up because of all that is scary about the world. Beast From Beyond: Sidney the dinosaur comes out of a cave and decided the best way to take over the world is to paint himself pink and start a children's show but, Garfield won't have that.

Model Behavior: Supermodel Heather keeps leading Jon on, while only wanting Garfield for herself. Egg Over Easy 2: Wade realizes you can't just escape from the world by closing yourself off and unshells himself. Another Ant Episode: The ants are back and Jon calls Mr. Crater, a bug exterminator, for this musical episode. Song: "We Are Back."

Guy Of Her Dreams: Penelope is back singing why she loves Garfield. Song: "the Guy of My Dreams." Discount Of Monty Cristo: Aloysius Pig is back trying to cut the budget of the show. Fairy Dogmother: Esmeralda is sent from doggy wish Central to fulfill Odie's wish to go to the Doggie Ball.

Sit On It: Garfield sits on Jon's school book and refuses to get up. Kiddy Korner: Aloysius Pig is back as a representative of 'The Network' to make the farmyard a less violent place and he finds that even nursery rhymes have violence. Brainwave Broadcast: Garfield thwarts a bank robbery while showing us at home why he can hear his thoughts.

In Sit on It, Garfield learns from the Cat Channel that he should sit on things humans want to read, so he takes over Jon's Spanish book. In Kiddie Korner, a pig from the network tells the US Acres crew to do nursery rhymes instead of Dr. Zhivago, but every rhyme they try is unsuitable for children. In Brainwave Broadcast, Garfield demonstrates the "telepathovisionator," which allows the audience to hear his thoughts.

The Canine Conspiracy: The "Garfield Crime Files" examines the case of the "Purse Snatching Pooches." Assembly: Jon serves Garfield dinner. Snow Wade And The 77 Dwarfs- Part 1: Orson Starts reading the classic tale of Snow White with a continuing string of dwarfs. Genuine Article: Garfield discovers Gabriel the cat, a copy cat of himself, lives in the same city!

Matter Of Conscience: Ichabod Cricket shows up to be Garfield's conscience, and everything backfires. Grape Expectations 2: Roy is found innocent of leaving the grape harvest unattended. Top Ten: Garfield runs down his top ten lists for the show.

In this animated show, Jim Davis' feisty feline is on his own after slipping out of the car on a trip to the vet. Forced to scrounge for food, Garfield has a run-in with the mean Ali Cat and his gang, and is later reunited with his long lost mother. Music performed by Lou Rawls and Desiree Goyette.

The Wright Stuff: Garfield tells how it was the Wright brothers' cat that first flew at Kitty Hawk. Gravity: It's Monday and even gravity isn't working. Orson Express: Orson and Booker must deliver a package to a hermit who lives in a tree guarded by a dog. Safe At Home: Jon has a super security system installed in his home...that even keeps him out!

Cactus Jake tells the story of how if you look into a fire you can see into the future. When Garfield looks into the flames, he sees himself and his friends as space-cowboys of the far future.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Julie Payne
Director(s): Ron Myrick, Bernard Wolf
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Garfield quizzes a viewing audience from the Garfield Television Studio with multiple choice questions to see if they've been paying attention while watching his show.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Gregg Berger
Director(s): Dave Brain, Vincent Davis
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

After Garfield stays up all night watching television, Jon and Odie leave the house to give him some peace and quiet. But Binky keeps showing up to give a birthday surprise... to the wrong house.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Wade removes a service tag from a sofa and then thinks that the police are going to come after him.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Gregg Berger
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Garfield becomes stricken with the Hawaiian cat flu.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Gregg Berger
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Garfield uses a box as a porthole to different imaginary adventures.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Howard Morris
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Orson is determined to not get carried away any more while reading books, but Roy decides to bring Orson's latest story to life.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Gregg Berger
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

After catching Garfield trying to mail Nermal to Abu Dhabi, Jon sends Garfield to obedience school.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Jon tells Garfield that his overeating will give him a nightmare, and it does.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Lanolin gets everyone to call Roy "banana nose" as retaliation for his pirate gag.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Garfield narrates (in a rapping style) a tale about Odie's encounter with a few dogs in a tough neighborhood

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Jon goes off to the store while Garfield is really hooked on a horror movie. After a power outage, he and Odie suspect Jon is the victim of foul play from the monster from the movie after they can't find him.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Orson and Booker think it's time for Sheldon to come out of his shell, so Orson lays on him that night. Later, Orson gets a snack and a fox comes and kidnaps Sheldon.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Frank Welker
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

Garfield is allergic to something, but no one can figure out what.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Gregg Berger
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier

After Garfield is kicked out of the house for being mean to Odie, he pretends to be homeless and gets adopted by a rich girl.

Stars: Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Gregg Berger
Director(s): Steve Clark, John Sparey
Writer(s): Jim Davis, Mark Evanier