Garfield and Friends

"Pest of a Guest"; "Impractical Joker"; "Fat and Fury"; "Charades."

Garfield awakens to a strange future; homemade cookies signal a “cat and mouse” game.

"The Great Getaway"; "Scrambled Eggs"; "Hansel and Garfield"; "Birdhouse."

Jon, Garfield and Odie stay at a haunted hotel; Orson tells Wade that fortune cookies are wrong.

"One Good Fern Deserves Another"; "The Goodie-Go-'Round"; "The Black Book"; "Food Fun."

Garfield lectures a group about a famous water voyage; Orson imagines himself as a secret agent.

"Binky Gets Cancelled"; "Show Stoppers"; "Cutie and the Beast"; "Normal."

Garfield ends up on TV; Orson can't fall asleep; Jon learns karate.

Garfield creates a beach in the house; Garfield takes a job as a movie stunt double.

"Polecat Flats"; "Hogcules"; "Brain Boy"; "Snacking."

The gang keeps a lobster as a pet; aliens come to steal laughter.

Dr. Bean tries to use Odie as a model for his robot dogs.

Garfield inherits a cursed diamond; the folks on the farm decide to clean up.

"Basket Brawl"; "The Origin of Power Pig"; "Cactus Jake Rides Again"; "Window Shades."

A criminal disguises himself as Binky to commit crimes; Orson and crew spend the night in the barn.

Floyd, the mouse, shows Garfield how to get noticed; Orson dreams he is captain of a starship.

"Arrevaderci, Odie"; "Gort Goes Good"; "Feeling Feline."

"The Bear Facts"; "Nothing to Be Afraid Of"; "The Big Talker."

The gang visits Cactus Jack's ranch; Garfield finds a group of green people who use food as money.

"TV of Tomorrow"; "Little Red Riding Egg"; "Well-Fed Feline"; "Quiet Evening."

"Invasion of the Big Robots"; "Shelf Esteem"; "Housebreak Hotel."

"First Class Feline"; "Hamelot"; "How to Be Funny."

"Mystic Manor"; "Flop Goes the Weasel"; "The Legend of Long Jon"; "Blamed."

"China Cat"; "Cock-a-Doodle Dandy"; "Beach Blanket Bonzo"; "Coffee."