Garfield and Friends - Season 6 (1993)

The Kitty Council: Garfield is called up before the council on charges of not acting like a cat. Incompetent: Jon sends for a book. The Bo Show: When Orson's brothers kidnap most of the crew, Bo tries to do the show by himself. Bad Neighbor Policy: Garfield's neighbor is being driven crazy by the cat's antics.

Canvasback Cat: Jon and Garfield end up in the ring wrestling the masked mauler. Impression: Odie does an impression of another character. Make Believe Moon: Orson takes the gang on an imaginary trip to the moon just as Spencer the Weasel arrives. Creature: Leftovers run rampant in Jon's refrigerator.

Jon gets his car to a garage for a repair and when he sees the bill, decides to pay with his insurance policy. Snow Wade is asleep and even when Orson turns into the handsome prince, his kiss can't awake him. Garfield dreams he's a fish.

The Pie-eyed Piper: Garfield tells the "real" story of the Pied Piper (Jon) of Hamlin, who happened to have a cat. Mask: Garfield scares Jon awake. Fine Feathered Funnyman: When the network gets one letter of complaint, Roy is forced to stop doing practical jokes. Sweet Tweet Treat: Garfield finally catches a bird, Ludlow a young crow.

The Floyd Story: Floyd tries to get on the show more often as Jon's overbearing Aunt Prunella comes to visit. How Now, Stolen Cow?: When Orson's too absorbed in a crime book to milk the cow, Roy sets up a mystery for Orson to solve in order to find the cow. The Second Penelope Episode: Garfield and Penelope are out on a date that turns into a nightmare when a French cat named Lorelei and animal control interfering.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse: Garfield is tasked with exterminating a 19th century mouse that transforms into a giant monster. Payday Mayday: Finagler Fox cons everybody on the farm out of their paychecks. How to Drive a Human Crazy: Garfield gives a lecture for how cats can drive their owners crazy.

Cartoon Cat conspiracy: Tired of anmated cat stereotypes, Garfield animates his own cartoon. Snowball: Garfield gets Jon with a snowball. Who Done It: Three fix it canines come to the farm. The Picnic Panic: Jon, Garfield and Odie's picnic is ruined by ants.

Sound Judgment: Garfield demonstrates the importance of sound effects. Lift Off: Coffee gets Garfield going. Gross Encounters: The wolf convinces the crew that aliens have landed. The Perils of Penelope: Penelope wants Garfield as her new beau while Garfield tries to avoid her brutish boyfriend.

Garfield reminisces of how he was once famous. Roy writes a new version of Paul Revere and his duck, after realizing he's not in this week's episode. Jon was playing a wizard's and dungeon's game all night long and forgets to make everybody breakfast. While Garfield is trying to order food, Jon has a dream that he is the game's big hero, together with his trusty enchanted cat, they journey in search of the Bottomless Wallet.

Lost And Foundling: while playing "hide and seek," Odie gets found by a rich girl who wants a puppy. Speedy: Garfield races for food. Winter Wonderland: to keep from freezing, Orson uses his imagination to think it's summer, but the Weasel has a different forecast. Films And Felines: Garfield gives a tour of a movie museum, discussing famous cats in films.

The Garfield Musical: Penelope falls for a hipper cat until Garfield learns to rock and roll. Nose Switch: Garfield and Odie switch noses. Mind Over Melvin: No one can win at Roy's crooked quiz show until Orson receives a mind reading device from an alien. Madman Meets His Match: The crazy salesman gets competition from Demented Dave's for Jon's money.

After a mix-up, Jon has to become a contestant in an aerial show and confront the Boulder. Wade receives too many pies in his face since it's a national holiday and he writes to the government, suggesting a new holiday. Jon gives a lecture in a prison about being a cartoonist and one of the convicts expresses a big interest in the profession.

The Third Penelope Episode: Garfield and Penelope imagine what it would be like to be married to each other. Hare Force. Garfield's Garbage Can And Tin Pan Alley Review.