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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 bi... read more

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

Garfield becomes stricken with the Hawaiian cat flu.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 th... read more

Orson sits on Sheldon in order for him to fully hatch.

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

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.

Orson tries to hypnotize Wade into not being afraid of everything.

Mice take over the house after learning that Garfield doesn't chase them.

While on a jaunt about town, Garfield runs into Floyd the mouse and they begin to chat. In the meantime, a dog catcher comes by trying to catch a big, mean ... read more

The gang decides to try out a new sport called pig ball, but Roy excludes himself--until he adds some rules of his own.

Nermal's come over for another visit, and Jon can't get over how cute he is. Garfield tries to be cute as well, but ends up destroying some of the items in ... read more

Jon buys a new talking, fortune telling scale. Garfield decides to turn the knob of it and afterwards Jon goes on it. The scale tells him that he is overweig... read more

Orson explains how Booker gave up worm-chasing.

Garfield's Bad conscience provokes him to do bad things while his Good conscience tries to stop him.

Jon's friends loan him their cabin the the woods for the weekend, so the entire crew packs up their things and head up to the mountains. Jon goes out to get... read more

Orson begins to tell a story that Sheldon thinks is too scary. He shows that he's scared, which eventually leads to speculation that there is a monster on th... read more

Jon is tired of Garfield's laziness and antics, and Garfield is sick of Jon's lectures. Jon is so annoyed, he wishes that Garfield could be in his shoes and... read more

Garfield goes on the Binky Show to win a birthday present for Jon.

Bo explains the art of "keeping cool" when problems arise.

Odie tags along with Garfield to a fish store. Garfield tells Odie to stay put outside and this cartoon follows the adventures of Odie as he unwittingly trav... read more

Jon is going to put on a magic show for the children's hospital, and his dusting off his old tricks (which are pretty lame.) So, Jon decides to go to magic ... read more

Booker becomes tired of being small when the other farm animals turn him down due to this. However, when Orson's brothers invade the farm, it's up to Booker ... read more

It's Monday again, and Garfield has fallen into his usual paranoia. He tries to hide from it's terrors, but he cannot find a single place that is free from ... read more

Garfield wins the Best of Breed award, even with Nermal to go up against.

To make the perfect prank, Roy tells everyone it is National Tapioca Pudding Day, and he passes around a gift box filled with spring-loaded pudding for the u... read more

Garfield teaches us more about our favourite little yellow pooch.

Garfield's Teddy Bear, Pooky, is missing so he becomes "THE CAPED AVENGER" and starts looking for his friend, with Odie (nicknamed "Slurp") taging along as h... read more

Wade is determined to fly after his cousin Fred ridicules him.

Jon thinks grocery shopping is too expensive, so he decides to plant a garden in the backyard to grow his own vegetables.

After swipping a pie off of the windowsill, Garfield then has it swiped off from his hands by a big dog. The dog eats the pie and throws the tray at Garfield... read more

Bo believes that Lanolin's constant disagreements means that she doesn't want him around, so he leaves the farm.

Jon tries to stop Garfield from buying every useless product advertised on television.

It's a cold, winter's night and a stray cat rings on Garfield's door. Jon and Odie feel sorry for the stray and takes him in. However, the stray has a lot mo... read more

Roy's new joke book irritates everyone to the point where Orson fires him. His replacement, Fred Duck, proves to be far more annoying, prompting Orson to re... read more

Garfield wins the jackpot with his lottery ticket.

Garfield, Jon, Odie and Nermal are having a picnic at the park. Garfield dreams that he sleeps for twenty years and Earth is invaded by aliens that look like... read more

Today's Orson episode is all about Grabbity, whoops! Gravity.

Every year Jon's mother mails him a batch of homemade cookies, but Garfield always ends up eating them. Jon is determined not to let that happen again this y... read more

Jon travels to New York City, with Garfield secretly tagging along, where he meets a woman that seems interested in him.

A mother turtle buries her baby turtle (in an egg) in the sand to hatch it, but he scampers away and winds up on the farm. Meanwhile, Roy's lastest practical... read more

Not only is it a Monday, but Nermal has come over for a visit! Jon warns Garfield that he'd better be nice, or he'll get in trouble. So, Garfield begins to t... read more

While visiting a spooky motel, Jon tells Garfield and Odie the story of the sludge monster.

Wade thinks fortune cookie fortunes are accurate conveyors of bad luck -- which Roy uses to his advantage.

In order to "think cool" during a heatwave, Jon breaks out the Christmas decorations. The neighbors follow suit, and soon everyone thinks it's Christmas.

After his fern gets eaten, Jon goes to the greenhouse to buy another one. However, the sight-impaired gardener gives him a rare, meat-eating plant.

Everyone trades something to someone else, but they forget about the importance of sharing.

Jon is upset with his unlucky-in-love status. He tells Garfield to hide his black book, but Jon can't make up his mind if he wants it back or not...

Garfield tells us a story of how a lake became famous after a prehistoric cat that looks like him tried many attempts to get over it to get to an island that... read more

Today's Orson episode has Orson imagining that he is a James Bond like detective.

Jon tries to get in shape. Garfield and Jon go to Rick Deltoid's gym, where they work out. Garfield switches the cue cards in the alley of the WBOR-TV Studio... read more

Binky's show gets cancelled, so he becomes a handyman. His first prospective house is Garfield's -- while Jon is away.

The gang performs a variety show at the farm.

Garfield makes Nermal think people don't find him cute any more, which drives Nermal away. Garfield is satisfied, but Odie won't leave him alone about it.

Jon buys a Satellite Dish, Garfield tries to fix the reception while holding lasagna and gets trapped inside some TV shows. Odie is frightened as he holds th... read more

When Orson tries to get some sleep, a temporary sandman is sent to help out.

Jon takes up karate to learn how to defend himself and impress Liz. Meanwhile, Garfield creates a samurai persona called Yojumbo.

When Odie is sent to get groceries, an alley cat tricks him into giving away the money.

After Roy's latest practical joke on Orson, everyone encourages Orson to get even.

Garfield gets hired to act in a movie as a stunt double.

Jon drags Garfield to the Polecat Flats dude ranch so that he can experience life in the wild West.

Orson envisions he is the warrior Hogcules (a parody of Hercules) upon hearing that his brothers are coming to visit.

Garfield, Jon and Odie visit Jon's cousin Al and his son Roscoe. Roscoe is mean to Garfield, but Garfield gets his revenge.

Jon gets a lobster to cook, but instead he ends up keeping it as a pet.

It's up to the gang to stop aliens from all comedy, including Roy's new jokebook.