Garfield and Friends

- Season 4

(1991)

Garfield tricks Odie into thinking he's a cow. Roy becomes the newest member of the Buddy Bears. An angel tries to get Garfield to change his ways.

Odie is put on trial for eating Garfield's blueberry pie. Orson answers some fan mail as he tells how Booker hatched and Sheldon almost did. A local store looses his customers when a monster supermarket opens across the street.

THE LEGEND OF CACTUS JUPITER: On a camping trip, Jon, Odie, Garfield and Cactus Jake dream of being pioneers in outer space. BIRTHDAY BOY ROY: Roy gets a watch for his birthday, but it turns up missing and Roys suspects everyone. JUKEBOX JON: Jon's attempt to break a habit by listening to a record n his sleep backfires when Garfield changes the music.

Two mice critics review a documentary that features Garfield's attempt to catch mice. Wade is hypnotized to turn into a monster every time he hears a bell. Nermal tells the story of Paul Bunyan.

Frankenstein Feline: Jon dreams he's Dr. Frankenstein who has invented a cat with a tummy the size of a whale's. Weatherman Wade: Wade makes a wish it would stop raining, and is pleased, but several months pass by without rain so he tries to undo his wish. Fill-In Feline: Garfield's sick so the director casts Nermal in his role in the current cartoon.

Polar Pussycat: Garfield accidentally winds up on an airplane going to the North Pole. Over the Rainbow: When the rain stops, Roy follows the rainbow for the pot of gold, but finds himself instead in the middle of a game show. Remote Possibilities: Jon has too many remotes so goes to buy one brand new universal remote that will work on all his electronics; only Garfield and Odie get their hands on a new, experimental remote that controls everything.

Jon buys a washing machine that is actually alive and eats his clothes. Bo is the slowest cook ever and Roy opens a fast food joint. Jon cancels all his credit cards and takes Garfield and Odie to the mall to buy a new waste basket.

Jon gets a speeding ticket from a phony cop and decides to protest in court. Orson teaches Wade how by using one's imagination anything is possible. Garfield is reliving Robinson Crusoe while Jon persuades a repairman to fix the cable.

Jon takes Garfield and Odie to see the mind reader Suami Pastrami. Orson and the gang are playing baseball when he gets hit on the head and dreams his team is playing against his brothers. Garfield gives a multiple choice quiz.

Garfield is consumed playing a video game while Jon is having a terrible stomachache. Orson can't find his spy novel and slips into one of his fantasies being a secret agent. The Arbuckle household is in distress when Jon's overweight uncle comes for a long visit.

Garfield and Odie are doing the shopping when they accidentally take the wrong cart with a baby in it. Orson is telling the story of the ugly duckling, starring Wade. Garfield is struggling when the network invites the Buddy Bears to bring more educational portion to the cartoon.

Robodie: Dr. Bean returns and tries again to use Odie as the basis for robot dogs including a giant robot. Odie's Nose: Garfield and Odie have a fight. For Butter or Worse: When all the butter disappears, Orson dreams he's Power Pig and solves the mystery. Jon's Lap: Garfield won't get off Jon's lap. Annoying Things: Garfield hosts a show about things that are annoying but can't mention dogs due to threats.

Guaranteed Trouble: Jon buys a new TV from Madman Murray but finds the TV and guarantee faulty. Fan Clubbing: Wade suggests the Roy Rosster Fan Club be changed to the Wade Duck fan club. A Jarring Experience: When a mouse's mother gets trapped in the cookie jar, he thinks Garfield's eaten her.

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The Pizza Patrol: Garfield uses a pizza company's guarantee of "delivery in 30 minutes or its free" to get free pizza. The Son Also Rises: Wade's father, who believes his son is brave, comes to the farm just as the evil weasel returns. Rolling Romance: Jon's new car falls in love with him...and tells him so.

The Automated, Animated Cartoon: Jon's boss Mr. Sprocket decides to digitize Garfield to show them the future of how cartoons will be made. It's a Wonderful Wade: After failing to guard the crops, Wade finds out how different things would be if he was never born. Truckin' Odie: In a homage to "Convoy", Garfield sings a song about Odie riding with a trucker and helping him escape a cargo thief to safely deliver the truck on time.