The Garfield Show - Season 2 (2011)

The Big Sneeze: Jon is sneezing constantly near Garfield, so he fears a cat hair allergy. He consults a TV therapist, who concludes the problem is frustration over ingrate Garfield's hateful behavior and bully abuse of Odie. But the suggested cure is too radical for Jon.

The Spy Who Fed Me: Garfield systematically outsmarts Jon in enforcing his latest strict diet. A spy robot does a better job, so the feline glutton decides to convince Jon the diet is far too depressing, by faking an exodus as stowaway on a cruiser to Tokyo.

The Haunted House: Jon has writer's block and complains about his distractive pets. His editor lets him stay the weekend somewhere but fails to mention it's a reputedly haunted house, which Garfield knows. The feline ghost can only leave if he can make a human believe in his existence, but isn't visible to men. Garfield is determined to help him, but keeps being mistaken for the haunter.

Cyber Mailman: Due to Garfield's incessant mean tricks to and abuse of the mailman, the mail HQ lab selected his neighborhood for a project, the holographic mailman. While the project is explained to Jon and him, Garfield spills taco sauce into the mainframe. The short-circuit causes the virtual mailman to deliver to Jon tomorrow's mail. He thus wins the $1,000,000 lottery 42 times in a row. Then it starts going wrong.

A friendly alien rewards Odie's help with stocking up on marshmallows with an inexhaustible dog biscuit. Alas, everyone he licks afterward is turned into a dumb 'canine' too, at least all humans. Only Garfield proves immune. Together with the alien, who came to check up, he seeks a cure.

An evil alien chicken restaurant owner has invented a ray to transform any creature into poultry and plans to use it on all earthlings and transport the 'harvest' throughout the galaxy. The only protection against the ray are 'insane quantities' of lasagna ingredients, so only Garfield isn't affected. He bravely intrudes the spaceship and takes on the aliens.

Inside Eddie Gourmand: critic Eddie Gourmand suddenly gives everyone bad ratings, even Garfield's favorite pizzeria Vito's, so he drags Jon along to find out why. The studio's doctor's experimental machine is used, and Garfield is sucked into Eddie's mind, finding out it's frustration about his doted, devoted mother, so she's the key.

Everythings' Relative: Aunt Ivy comes to visit and Jon cannot cope, soon Drusilla and Minerva show up too. Jon dumps them with Doc Boy but he cannot cope either and the cycle begins.

Garfield Astray: Furious that Jon invited Nermal to stay for months, Garfields physically ejects him, but accidentally gets amnesia when a bowling ball hits himself. Vindictively, Nermal makes him believe to be just a stray cat. He bonds with two real ones and gets into trouble. Only the smell of lasagna rekindles his memory.

History of Cats: Garfield presents a self-produced movie on the glorious history of felines, the superior species since the saber tooth. It states how cats made countless inversions, including cheese and lasagna, and were responsible for masterworks attributed to humans like Leonardo da Vinci or Beethoven. The unamused audience of Odie and mice however enforces a revised version.

Garfield is horrified when Jon can't resist taking in 'cutest cat' Nermal for a week. A lasagna-shaped alien species observed the scene and decides to give their scout Nermal's shape, just younger. He does such a good job that initially unsuspecting Garfield can use him to evict out-cute-staged Nermal.

Master Chef: After a failed microwave lasagna, Jon takes the pets to their favorite pizzeria. Vito waves their praise, claiming his mentor Giuseppe Cuistone makes the world's best lasagna but disappeared years ago. Trough chattering mice, Garfield tracks him down and won't rest until he can taste the ultimate Italian delicacy. the results are striking for them, Vito and Jon.

Night of the Apparatus: Jon is delighted with a new computerized domotics system, which is supposed to run his whole household smoothly a intelligently. Alas, the female computer, besotted with pleasing Jon, gets jealous of Liz and decides, 'scorned', to supplant the residents. An ITC nerd finds overpowering her harder then expected, so Garfield takes her on.

Garfield leaves home while Jon's nasty nieces visit. However as they keep asking about him, his fictitious namesake stars in a modifies story Jon tells them about a corn farm, where chickens are easily made to believe heaven is falling down. A hungry fox needs to be outsmarted by the feline to save the fowl.

When Jon takes his gang to the beach, Odie finds a bottle with oriental decoration and message. Realizing it refers to a spirit, Jon takes it home, hoping like Garfield for a wishes reward. In fact, Omar imposes on liberator Jon to grant him wishes and punishes the first refusal with transformation in a frog. Garfield does his homework and fights back.

A TV show's evil scientist's 'tame' elephant Shrimpy can't cope with constant abuse and escapes, but is scared. Garfield and Odie find him and decide to help him in canine disguise. The klutzy dog-catcher helps capture the elephant, but the police concentrates on another's crimes.

Garfield discovers TV scientist Dr Bonkers invented a cloning machine, he then steals it, so his clones can take over the less pleasant aspects of his life, such as jogging with Jon, throwing Odie's stick and even being Nermal's fan club. However he overdoes it by by cloning Vito, the clones becomes his and each-other's rivals and the machine gets damaged.

A jealous ally cat always envied Garfield's luxury life, waited on hand and foot. Seeing Jon leave for days, the giant cat invades the home, determined to take Garfield's place, so he throws him and Odie out. Their attempts to get back in keep failing, so the impostor can raid the fridge. To lure him out, Garfield takes up residence in his dumpster home, which is apparently remodeled into all neighborhood cats' envy.

Garfield and Odie are shocked to hear that Vito is closing his pizzeria, their favorite restaurant, after losing his beloved Angelica to a real estate mogul. Worse, the tycoon plans to buy it and tear it down to make room for a tanning shop. Eddie Gourmand joins their protest.

Inspired by his friendly squirrel neighbors, Garfield decides to try hibernation. An all you can eat diner is cleaned out to supply enough fat. Catching sleep is harder, and staying asleep impossible as Nermal invites all cats for a party, which is ended by a furious Jon.

Pampered Pussycat: Garfield dreamed of being served formally, not just by Jon. Then they meet pedigree cat Prince Orlov, whose feet never even touch the ground, carried on a cushion by a butler and chauffeured by limousine. When the prince gets accidentally left behind, Garfield takes him in and shows him the delights of his life, craftily hoping for a switch.

Jon needs quality time alone with Liz on the beach and decides to send his pets so long to his odious aunt, a tyrannical nightmare. Desperate Garfield's nocturnal rain wish is answered by a leprechaun. However the luck-bringer, whom the pets discover, keeps forgetting to close magical tunnel doors, which allows weather the jump continent, affecting Jon's travel plans.

Unfair Weather, Part 1: It's scorching hot, Jon and the pets can barely stand the heat. Alas, Jon forgot to cancel the camping day he promised his horrible twin nieces, who insist to take rightly terrified Garfield along. Luckily, a single mysterious local cloud brings first rain, then snow, later even rains sandwiches.