It's a cold, winter's night and a stray cat rings on Garfield's door. Jon and Odie feel sorry for the stray and takes him in. However, the stray has a lot more to him than just a poor kitty cat look and soon Garfield takes action...

Roy's new joke book irritates everyone to the point where Orson fires him. His replacement, Fred Duck, proves to be far more annoying, prompting Orson to rehire Roy.

Garfield wins the jackpot with his lottery ticket.

Garfield, Jon, Odie and Nermal are having a picnic at the park. Garfield dreams that he sleeps for twenty years and Earth is invaded by aliens that look like him and eat everything.

Today's Orson episode is all about Grabbity, whoops! Gravity.

Every year Jon's mother mails him a batch of homemade cookies, but Garfield always ends up eating them. Jon is determined not to let that happen again this year.

Jon is taking a vacation in New York. On the plane, Jon meets an attractive young woman that is interested in him, and they make a date. As Jon gets ready, he discovers Garfield in his suitcase, and Jon becomes pretty angry. Garfield follows them, and hears a CIA-type agent saying that Jon's date is a pick pocket. Garfield tries to warn Jon, but he's very upset that Garfield followed him. Jon later discovers his wallet missing, and runs after his date who has just been apprehended by the police. To reward Garfield, Jon takes him out to eat, but wonders if it would have been cheaper if his wallet had been stolen.

A mother turtle buries her baby turtle (in an egg) in the sand to hatch it, but he scampers away and winds up on the farm. Meanwhile, Roy's lastest practical joke is sneeze powder, and he tries it out on the turtle, whom he mistakes for Sheldon.

Not only is it a Monday, but Nermal has come over for a visit! Jon warns Garfield that he'd better be nice, or he'll get in trouble. So, Garfield begins to tell Nermal the story of ""Hansel and Garfield"" which is similar to ""Hansel and Gretel,"" only it includes much more food. Nermal becomes very upset when Hansel and Garfield try to shove the witch into the oven, so Garfield creates an alternate ending where the witch opens up her own gingerbread franchise.

While visiting a spooky motel, Jon tells Garfield and Odie the story of the sludge monster.

Wade thinks fortune cookie fortunes are accurate conveyors of bad luck -- which Roy uses to his advantage.

In order to ""think cool"" during a heatwave, Jon breaks out the Christmas decorations. The neighbors follow suit, and soon everyone thinks it's Christmas. Maybe the best episode ever of this excellent series.

After his fern gets eaten, Jon goes to the greenhouse to buy another one. However, the sight-impaired gardener gives him a rare, meat-eating plant.

Orson wants to get Bo a record player which is what Bo always wanted. This because Bo is a good friend of his. So he goes and asks Booker if he can have his record player. Booker says he'll give Orson his record player if Orson can get him a skateboard. Orson then goes and sees Roy and asks if he can have his skateboard, Roy says he'll give Orson his skateboard if he can get him a pie. Plus, Roy then gives Orson some trick bubblegum Orson goes and sees Lanolin about the pie and she says she'll give him the pie if Orson can get her a ladder. Orson sees Wade who was pleased to get rid of the ladder. And in return, Orson gives him the trick gum. Then, things start to go wrong when Wade eats the gum...

Jon is upset with his unlucky-in-love status. He tells Garfield to hide his black book, but Jon can't make up his mind if he wants it back or not...

Garfield tells us a story of how a lake became famous after a prehistoric cat that looks like him tried many attempts to get over it to get to an island that has lasanga trees all around it., strangely guarded by puppy dogs that look like Odie

Today's Orson episode has Orson imagining that he is a James Bond like detective.

Jon tries to get in shape. Garfield and Jon go to Rick Deltoid's gym, where they work out. Garfield switches the cue cards in the alley of the WBOR-TV Studio, thus causing Deltoid to make a fool out of himself on TV. The station manager fires Deltoid and that makes Garfield happy.

Binky's show gets cancelled, so he becomes a handyman. His first prospective house is Garfield's -- while Jon is away.

The gang performs a variety show at the farm.

Garfield makes Nermal think people don't find him cute any more, which drives Nermal away. Garfield is satisfied, but Odie won't leave him alone about it.

Jon buys a Satellite Dish, Garfield tries to fix the reception while holding lasagna and gets trapped inside some TV shows. Odie is frightened as he holds the remote and changes channels.

Orson can't get to sleep. This is because the sandman is ill and a temporiry one took his place. Many other people were missed that night as well as Orson. After several failed attempts from the other farm animals to get him to sleep, Orson has no choice but to do his jobs around the farm. The tempoiry sandman soon had Orson in the land of nod. But Roy woke him up. After a second attempt that didn't work, the temporiry sandman was sacked.

On a date, Jon and Liz go a chinese restaurant where, unexpectedly, Garfield shows up and makes the usual pig of himself. During the invaded meal, Liz explains that the armour that Garfield was hiding in was Yojumbo, a bodyguard/hero. On the way home, the three bump into a punk who tries to take Liz away. However, they do a runner and escape. The next day, Jon goes to a karate school so that next time they go out and bump into the punk, Jon will beat him up whilst Garfield acts like Yojumbo. After an unsuccessful time at the school, which also involved the stuffed volture trick, Jon and Liz go out on another date where they bump into the punk again. Jon tries the stuffed volture trick which didn't work so Jon and Garfield ran for what they're worth. Garfield then goes into a mechanic shop and gets out a grease gun and sprays it in front of the punk's path. Where he slips and collides with Jon. Liz called the police and the punk is nicked. Whilst Garfield got a big meal.

Jon and Garfield are playing a game and Jon picks up a card and reads it. ""You lose! Your cat gets everything in the fridge!"" it said so Garfield helps himself. Jon now needed to get some more groceries because of this but he is too tired and if he sends Garfield to get them the food will never get home. So Jon sends Odie to get them. On his way to the groceries, Odie bumps into an alley-cat, who takes the money and gives Odie a dirty old sock in exchange. Jon becomes disapointed with Odie but Garfield has other ideas and thanks to a rerun on his show, he finds out what happened and dresses up as a geek and set off with the sock and play money from the game. Garfield finds the alley-cat and tells him that he's looking for his owner's lost sock and shows the alley-cat the sock and the amount of money he would give the alley-cat if he has it. The alley-cat sets off to find Odie. Garfield gets ahead of the alley-cat and gives Odie the sock. The alley-cat soon finds Odie and gives him the

After Roy's latest practical joke on Orson, everyone encourages Orson to get even.

After being unceremoniously thrown into a birdbath, Garfield is discovered by film director Federico Fettucini and his three yesmen, and is immediately called upon to appear in a film. While Garfield believes he's going to be star, he turns out to be the actual star's stunt double. After having a piano dropped on him and a shark attack, Garfield baits Fettucini's chair with honey to lure a bear. As the director and his yesmen run away, Garfield is fired, but gets the star's dinner in the end.

Jon drags Garfield to the Polecat Flats dude ranch so that he can experience life in the wild West.

Orson envisions he is the warrior Hogcules (a parody of Hercules) upon hearing that his brothers are coming to visit.

Garfield, Jon and Odie visit Jon's cousin Al and his son Roscoe. Roscoe is mean to Garfield, but Garfield gets his revenge.

Jon recieves a ""Lobster on Wings"" from his relative as a gift. He begins to prepare a great gourmet meal, when he finds out that the lobster inside is alive! Both Jon and Garfield try to cook it, but they just don't have the heart. First, Jon tries to give it a home at the aquarium, but they have too many lobsters already due to the ""Lobster on Wings"" Co. So, Jon decides to keep the lobster as a pet. At first, life with a lobster around the house is fun, except it seems as though the lobster is homesick. So, Jon and Garfield fly out to the Atlantic Ocean to take the lobster back home.

It's up to the gang to stop aliens from all comedy, including Roy's new jokebook.

Nermal comes to visit and brings his pet guppy. Garfield tries to scare him by telling a story about how children dumped their guppies down the sewer, and they grew to gigantic proportions. Nermal gets really scared, and won't leave Garfield alone until they check out the sewers. They are both in for quite a surprise when Garfield's story happens to be true! How will Garfield and Nermal be able to escape?

Garfield and Odie decide walk to a salad bar for lunch. The owner is very distressed that Garfield's there because of his large appetite. In the meantime, Odie gets captured by a mad scientist named Dr. Bean. Dr. Bean makes a bunch of robot dogs using Odie as a model, and Garfield accidentally takes a decoy home. He and Jon soon notice the difference, and go find Dr. Bean's office and the real Odie.

Wade overhears Orson and Roy talking about using a hammer and nails to fix something and he thinks they are talking about his hurt leg, when really they're talking about Orson's table tennis table.

Jon's vacuum cleaner disrupts Garfield's television watching, so Jon agrees to stop using the vacuum if Garfield can go twenty-four hours without watching TV. But while Garfield is trying to sleep, the television actually tries to persaude him to watch him.

Jon's rich cousin Norbert dies. At the reading of the will, Garfield inherits the Klopman Diamond... which comes with a curse. After a series of bad events, Garfield gives in and sells the diamond to the man who demands it from him.

Cleaning up the farm means getting rid of everything dirty--including Orson's mud waller.

Garfield's wild fantasies get in the way of Jon trying to entertain a woman whom he think is his date, but turns out to be an insurance agent who is trying to take advantage of him.

Garfield ""plays"" against Jon, Odie and Nermal in a basketball-game-type setting in order to get food into a picnic basket.

Orson tells Wade about how he was inspired to become Power Pig.

Champion cowboy Billy Bob Bo Benson is scheduled to ride Certain Death, Cactus Jake's horse, but Certain Death has to throw Billy Bob so that Cactus Jake can get a cash bonus.

Garfield describes to us the development of mini-malls and what goes into a mini-mall.

Because of the big harvest, every building on the farm is stocked with crops, so Orson suggests that everyone sleeps in the old barn. But Wade thinks the old barn is haunted by the ghosts of the ancient farmers.

Binky has been brought to court on the charges of grand theft and robbery! Garfield decides to prove his innocence. He discovers there was a man who really hated Binky, and that he had disguised himself as Binky to get Binky in trouble. Garfield brings Binky's evil twin into court, but will he be able to prove which is the real Binky?

Garfield gets angered when Jon, and everyone else, seems to put all their attention on Odie and ignores him.

Everyone tries to cure Orson's cold, but Orson insists that rest is the best medicine. And while he is resting, he envisions his friends and himself in a Star Trek-like fantasy.

Garfield presents little-known ""facts"" about different aspects in the world.

Jon takes Odie and a reluctant Garfield camping in the woods, where they encounter Binky's escaped circus bear.

Orson's mean brother Gort comes to visit and claims that he's turned over a new leaf.

Jon is afraid that he is behaving too much like Garfield.

Garfield is pretending to be a swashbuckler, but accidentally breaks a vase. He pins it on Odie, of course. Jon decides that Odie needs to go to the vet, and Liz keeps him overnight. In the meantime, Garfield thinks he got Odie into deep trouble, and begins to have guilt pangs.

The gang tries to find at least one thing that Wade couldn't possibly be afraid of.

While watching a talk show, Garfield becomes deeply offended when the host begins to downgrade cats. Garfield convinces Jon to go on the show and defend cats, but Jon doesn't do a very good job. Garfield decides to take matters into his own hands after he discovers the talk show host is extremely superstitious. A clever feline plus a can of black paint equals another effective Garfield scheme!

Cactus Jake tells about how he met his wife, and his experiences with a Garfield-like cat.

Roy's latest practical joke sends grain spilling out of the silo, and he and Wade argue over who has to clean it up. Orson imagines what Hogcules would do when confronted with arguing giants like Roy and Wade.

A creature takes Jon's picnic basket into the hole of a tree. Garfield follows him and soon discovers a hidden civilization where food is used as currency, and vice versa.

Garfield sees new TV models in a TV meuseum.Including Tasteovision.

Orson and friends make a movie about Little Red Riding Hood and Sheldon becomes the main character and so they then call the film Little Red Riding Egg. But will they make a great movie with Roy getting his lines wrong and the crafty weasel causing trouble?

Jon is attacked by an animal protection officer who doesn't think he feeds his pets.

Garfield somehow ends up on an action-adventure cartoon with Transformer-like robots.

While Orson puts his books away, Roy bets with Wade and Lanolin that Orson will never get it done. When Roy finds out that he was right, because Orson loves reading whatever he gets his hands on, Roy slips a few books in for good measure. As soon as Wade and Lanolin find out, they slip in another book called ""How to Be a Librarian."" Roy loses the bet and wins a month's worth of Wade and Lanolin's chores.

Jon is going out of town, so he sends Garfield and Odie to an elegant pet hotel he sees advertised on television. But when Garfield and Odie get inside, they discover the hotel has all the pet locked in cages in a dungeon of sorts.

Jon decides to teach Garfield a lesson for continually trying to mail Nermal to Abu Dhabi.

After a nasty fall, Orson imagines everyone in a Camelot-like setting.

Garfield gives a lecture on the nature of comedy, and on what is and what is not funny.

Jon decides to take Garfield and Odie to Mystic Manor - an old haunted house. They try to get in, but are not allowed, so they check into a motel next door. Jon goes to take a nap, and leaves Garfield in charge of Odie. Odie chases a bat up to the manor, and Garfield follows. As he looks for Odie, he falls prey to a lot of the frightening tricks within the manor. Garfield and Odie return very scared, and Jon goes to show them that there's nothing to be afraid of, but the manor's gone and a construction crew is building a skyscraper!

The weasel is on the farm again, and while running away from him, Wade accidentally runs into him. Everyone then thinks Wade caught the weasel and praises him, but this makes Wade egotistical.

Jon takes Garfield and Odie to visit a historical American village, but the people there want to run him out of town! Jon finds out from a historical diary that he had an ancestor named ""Long Jon,"" who was a pirate and a traitor to the American cause. As Garfield and Odie read it, Odie drools on the pages revealing entries written in invisible ink. These pages brought out new information - that Long Jon was actually a spy for George Washington!

While visiting an authentic Chinese restaurant, Jon and Garfield are told a story about why orange cats with black stripes should never eat too much.

Roy tries to think of a way to make his bugle wake-up call without disturbing an insomniac bear.

Jon tries to impress a girl at the beach, and Garfield doesn't understand how anyone could go crazy over a pretty face -- until he sees a pretty face himself.

Jon is the victim of a ""free car giveaway"" scam.

Hammerhead Hog, the pig that bullied Orson back in school, writes him a letter saying that he's coming to settle with Orson.

Jon and Garfield want to see a movie on T.V.It turns out to be Kung-Fu Creatures On The Rampage.They rent a video,and it is the sequel.They go to a movie theatre,and it`s the third one.

Garfield's regualr antics cause the mailman to lose his job, and Garfield decides to get him his job back.

Orson tells us the time when Roy becomes obsessed by peanuts after Wade offers him a peanut and he eats it.

At an Egyptian museum exhibit, Garfield becomes unconscious and dreams of being the Pharoah's beloved cat. A plot unfolds in which one of his servants plans to kidnap the revered feline.