The Garfield Show

Pasta Wars

A Game of Cat and Mouse

Perfect Pizza

Mother Garfield

Pup in the Pound

Odie in Love

Not So Sweet Sound of Music

Turkey Trouble

Catnap

Agent X

Orange and Black

Freaky Monday

King Nermal

Desperately Seeking Pooky

Curse of the Were-Dog

Meet the Parents

Down on the Farm

The Pet Show

Pet Matchers

Lucky Charm

Bone Diggers

The Robot

High Scale

Jon's Night Out

Curse of the Cat People

Glenda and Odessa

It's a Cat's World

Extreme Housebreaking

Time Twist

Fame Fatale

Underwater World

Fish to Fry

Little Yellow Riding Hood

Time Master

Family Picture

Virtualodeon

Mailman Blues

Heir Apparent

From the Oven

Neighbor Nathan

History of Dogs

Up a Tree

It's a Cheese World

Nice to Nermal

Out on a Limb

Super Me

Mastermind

The Amazing Flying Dog

The Last Word

Iceman

Caroling Capers

T3000

Home for the Holidays (1)

Home for the Holidays (2)

The Art of Being Uncute

The Haunted House

Night of the Bunny Slippers

Planet of Poultry

History of Cats

The Spy Who Fed Me

Gravity of the Situation

Ticket to Riches

Which Witch

The Big Sneeze

Blasteroid

Meet Max Mouse

Odie for Sale

Guest from Beyond

Cyber Mailman

Farm Fresh Feline

With Four You Get Pizza

Master Chef

Honey, I Shrunk the Pets

Garfield Astray

Black Cat Blues

Dogs Day

The Bluebird of Happiness

Inside Eddie Gourmand

Depths of a Salesman

Night of the Apparatuses

Everything's Relative

Land of Hold

Fido Food Feline

Cuter Than Cute

A Gripping Tale

Penny Henny

Wicked Wishes

Jumbo Shrimpy

Pirate Gold

Me, Garfield, and I

Great Pizza Race

Full of Beans

Detective Odie

Stealing Home

Love and Lasagna

True Colors

Rain or Shine

Mind Over Mouse

The Big Sleep

Pampered Pussycat

The Great Trade-Off

United States

Cartoon Network

<p><b>The Garfield Show </b>picks up, mainly, on Garfield's usual antics and frolics, usually in function of his laziness and gluttony. It focuses on his quirky misadventures, while always highlighting the fat cat's love for lasagna. Garfield lives with his owner, Jon Arbuckle, and his owner's dog, Odie, in a detached 3-story house. The premise of the show, which is comedic slapstick, lies mainly in the events of each single episode. Usually Garfield has to solve problems that he himself causes, but always tries to skive off, and actually solves them in the end. CAUTION: Stations routinely mislabel the episode names and different sites use different episode numbers. Most episode information is taken from Wikipedia.</p>

The Garfield Show

Episodes

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