Moo Cow Mutt: Odie thinks he's a cow after Garfield played a trick on him.

Big Bad Buddy Bird: Roy quits the show and becomes a cast member on The Buddy Bears as Big Bad Buddy Bird, who always disagrees with the gang.

Angel Puss: An angel is assinged to help Odie and Garfield get along. Guest voice of Marvin Kaplan

Roy quits the show after being hit with one banana cream pie too many and begs his agent to get him a more serious role. The only role available was as the Buddy Bears' new friend, who just happens to disagree with them at every turn. Unfortunately, a 16-ton safe is dropped on Roy whenever this happens, and Roy begs for his job back at the farm.

An incompetent guardian angel cat is sent to Earth to help Garfield and Odie get along, but by foiling all of Garfield's actions, his plan backfires.

Trial and Error: Two mice steal Garfield's Blueberry Pie and attempt to pin the crime on Odie whom Garfield accuses. Odie demands a fair trial with Floyd acting as judge. During trial Nermal overhears the two mice in the kitchen talking about what they did to Odie. Nermal whispers to Odie the truth and Odie chases after the two mice unbeknownst to Garfield. After Garfield finds Odie in a kitchen cabinet, he discovers the two mice with him and Floyd discovers the mice's tongues were blue and thus Odie is innocent.

An Egg-Citing Story: Orson responds to numerous mail requests (via flashback) on the origin of Sheldon.

Supermarket Mania: Gramps's General Store is threatened by the Food Monster, an oversized supermarket that seems to stock everything and has a lot of deals and incentives, but once the crookedness of it is exposed, the Food Monster loses all of its customers and they go to buy off of Gramps.

In response to a fan letter asking, ""What's the deal with the egg?"" Orson tells the story of Booker and Sheldon, when Sheldon saves Booker and his friends from the Weasel after they reject him.

A supermarket opens up across the street from the smaller, friendlier store where Jon usually buys his groceries. However, the new market isn't as super as it would seem.

The Legend of Cactus Jupiter: Cactus Jake tells the story of how if you look into a fire you can see into the future. When Garfield looks into the flames, he sees himself and his friends as space-cowboys of the far future.

Birthday Boy Roy: Its Roy's birthday and everybody pitches in and buys him a pocketwatch. But Roy's watch disappears and he begins to accuse everybody of stealing it. It's not long before everything on the farm starts vanishing and its up to Orson and his friends to catch the thief.

Jukebox Jon: Jon wants to work for a man but he must first quit nail-biting so he buys a hypnoses record player, but when Garfield replaces the records with learning to speak spanish and make funny noises, he is still biting nails.

Jon is up for a job, but his boss dislikes people who bite their nails. To correct the problem, he orders a hypnosis record to listen to in his sleep. When Odie breaks the record, Garfield replaces it arbitrarily with records from Jon's collection, thinking it won't make a difference.

Squeak Previews: Two mouse movie critics review a movie about mice attempting to steal food and being foiled by Garfield every time.

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Wade: Wade hypnotizes himself into turning a monster when he hears a bell and back again when he hears it again.

A Tall Tale: Nermal tells his version of Paul Bunyan stories.

Frankenstein Feline: Jon dreams about a Frankenstein monster cat with the stomach of a whale eats so much the town chases him and his creator out of town.

Weatherman Wade: Orson and the others are tired of the rain after a while, but Wade supposedly stops it with a wish. This becomes a problem later on, as the farm is running short on water. When Wade fixes the problem, others are so happy to have rain again that they do the very activities that the rain early on was shown keeping them from doing.

Fill-in Feline: Nermal replaces Garfield because he's sick, but he thinks Garfield's roles are hard.

After a series of heavy rains, Wade wishes for the rain to disappear. It does, and months pass without so much as a drop of rain. Realizing that the lack of rain puts the farm in peril, Wade decides to correct the problem.

When Garfield is too sick to be in the cartoon, the producer picks Nermal to be his replacement.

Polar Pussycat: Garfield gets lost in the South Pole when he accidentally gets sent to the plane while he takes a nap.

Over the Rainbow: Roy looks for a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and winds up participating in a game show called "End Of The Rainbow". Guest voice of Rod Roody.

Remote Possibilities: Garfield thinks a scientist's experimental remote is the one Jon ordered. Features the first and only cameo appearence of Arlene in the series.

Roy goes to the end of the rainbow to find the pot of gold, but finds a leprechaun with not a pot of gold, but a filthy sock. In the style of ""Let's Make a Deal,"" he offers Roy a choice between a brand new tractor, fame and fortune (including one skillion dollars and a mansion on a plot of land formerly known as North Carolina), or what's behind Door #3.

Night of the Living Laundromat: In an episode of "Garfield's Tales of Scary Stuff", Garfield narrates the story of how Jon got a washing machine that eats clothes.

Fast Food: Orson, Wade, Booker, and Roy complain that Bo is a slow cook (by making Spaghetti one strand at a time), and Roy decides to go to a fast food restaurant called Roy's Rapid Restaurant, however Orson, Wade, and Booker don't get anything to eat there. Garfield makes a cameo.

Cash and Carry: After finding an expensive credit card bill, Jon decides to cut up his credit cards and to spend everything on cash. However, it becomes a hassle later on when Jon goes out to buy a new wastebasket (as Garfield was doing his three hour impression of Ricky Ricardo on it).

Everyone is fed up with Bo's slow cooking. Roy exploits the situation by opening a fast food restaurant where the food is so fast that no one gets to eat any.

Jon is fed up with his expensive credit card bills, so he destroys them all and vows to pay for everything with cash from now on. Unfortunately, when he goes to the mall to buy a new wastebasket, no one can figure out what the green paper that Jon offers them is.

Speed Trap: Jon is given a speeding ticket by a shady police officer after speeding in an 8 MPH zone (it was a fake sign and the sign was very tiny) but he refuses to pay the ticket.

Flights of Fantasy: Orson convinces Wade to use his imagination and Wade imagines that he is saving the chickens from the weasel – unaware that his imagination is real.

Castaway Cat: When the cable goes out, Garfield is forced to turn to books for entertainment. But like Orson, it turns out that Garfield's imagination gets away from him when he imagines himself as Robinson Crusoe while reading the very same book. Eventually, Garfield becomes so engrossed in the story that he starts acting out the novel, incorporating Odie, Jon, and the cable guy who came to fix the cable.

Mind Over Matter: Jon takes Garfield and Odie to see the Swami Pastrami and they run into a woman who swipes Jon's wallet and thus feeds Jon's info to the Swami. The Swami later returns Jon his wallet and also gives Jon a medallion to read minds which Jon does a poor job of. Upon discovering Jon gave the Swami $200, Garfield and Odie investigate and ultimately thwart the Swami's mind-reading scam.

Orson at the Bat: While playing baseball, Orson gets hit on the head with a ball and daydreams about being the title character in "Casey At The Bat".

The Multiple Choice Cartoon: Garfield gives a "quiz" to the audience depicting about the whole scene. Eventually he grows tired of the "audience choices" and ends the project.

Garfield lets the viewers decide what this cartoon will be about, and gives them three choices for each deciding option.

Galactic Gamesman Garfield: Garfield is hooked up on video games while Jon has appendicitis. As luck would have it, Garfield's addiction to video games saves Jon's life.

Sly Spy Guy: When Orson couldn't find his spy novel, he imagines that he is Double Oh Orson instead.

The Thing That Stayed... Forever!: Jon's uncle Ed is visiting his house for a while, but Garfield and Odie don't like him because he takes over everything, so they try to remove him from the house.

Jon's annoying uncle Ed overstays his welcome.

Bouncing Baby Blues: Garfield and Odie go to the supermarket and accidentally take a baby home.

The Ugly Duckling: Orson tells the story of The Ugly Duckling (Wade with a bag over his head), combined with elements of The Wizard Of Oz.

Learning Lessons: The Network wants the show to be more educational, so the Buddy Bears are instructed to give lessons to anything Garfield mentions that's educational.

Shledon and Booker are sick of Orson reading them the phone book as a bedtime story. Booker suggests the story of the ""Ugly Duckling,"" and Orson begins to make up the story. The ugly duck is depressed because he's so ugly, but hears of a wizard, Bo. He goes to Bo and asks for a new face. Bo agrees, but on one condition-the ugly duck must go to a wicked witch's castle and steal her shoes. The witch says no and sets her lackeys on him. In desperation, the ugly duck uses his ugliness to scare them all away. After discovering his secret weapon, he decides he doesn't need a new face. Unfortunately, Booker and Sheldon do not take too well to Orson's unique interpretation.

It's another typical day in the life of Garfield, when the man from the network decides that the cartoon needs more educational content and hires the Buddy Bears. As Garfield tries to go on with his show, they pop in every few seconds to interject their snippets of information while driving Garfield crazy in the process. Garfield decides to take action. He makes up the word ""gazorninplats"" and asks the Buddy Bears to tell everyone about them. Thinking they've failed, the Buddy Bears quit, but the man from the network decides to replace Garfield's show with the ""Gazorninplat Hour!""

Robodie II: Dr. Garbonzo Bean accidentally builds a giant robot dog. Garfield tells us that the original Robodie was one of his favourite episodes.

For Butter or Worse: Convinced that Roy stole all the butter on the farm (which he did), Orson imagines that he is Power Pig in an effort to prove it.

Annoying Things: Garfield hosts a television show called "Annoying Things" and is under strict orders from a bully dog not to say anything unkind about dogs. Garfield agrees but is eventually tricked by Nermal into reading a dog-insulting cue-card. Fortunately, the bully dog ends up too engrossed with being on TV to administer Garfield's punishment.

Garfield hosts a show listing things that annoy people, but is told by a dog that dogs should not be included, or else.

Guaranteed Trouble: Garfield, Odie, and Jon buy a new TV off of Madman Murray.

Fan Clubbing: Roy and Wade have fights over who should have the barn for their fan club.

A Jarring Experience: A teenage mouse believes that Garfield is responsible for his missing mother, no matter how many times Garfield insists that he's innocent.

The Idol of Id: While touring a museum, Garfield and Odie accidentally touch an idol that exchanges minds to anyone who touches it.

Bedtime Story Blues: Orson reads Cinderella to Booker and Sheldon, who keep making changes to the story.

Mamma Manicotti: Garfield, Odie, and Jon help make Mamma Manicotti famous by proving that you can't duplicate recipes cooked with love.

Orson tries to pick a book to read to Sheldon and Booker, eventually choosing Cinderella. Sheldon and Booker decide to change bits of the story, since they complain that this is a girl's story.

Garfield, Jon, and Odie travel to an out-of-the-way Italian restaurant which serves, in Garfield's recollection, the best Italian food he has ever eaten. He also finds that a large chain of pizzerias, Papa Plastique, whose food is so bad even Garfield wouldn't eat them, wants to buy Mama Manicotti's recipes.

When a local pizza place advertises they'll deliver a pizza in 30 minutes or it's free, they didn't take into account a certain fat, orange cat who'd go to any lengths for free pizza. After Garfield thwarts the attempts of three delivery men, the general who runs the pizza place takes matters into his own hands, but even he is no match for a determined fat feline.

Wade's father comes to visit Wade to see if he's not a coward anymore. Wade pretends to be brave. Meanwhile Roy tries to guard the chickens from the weasel, with the help of the 'Weasel Watcher' machine.

Jon decides to buy a new car after crashing his old one into the garage (which happens when Garfield is playing around with the garage door opener, thinking it is the TV remote). He gets more than he bargained for, however, when he gets a car with a computer voice that falls in love with him. To get the car to leave Jon alone, Garfield suggests finding the car's former love, which turns out to be the announcer's voice at the airport.

Jon decides to do a cartoon about Garfield. Mr. Sprocket decides kids don't want to watch a regular cartoon about a cat. So he shows Jon, Garfield, and Odie a machine that will digitize Garfield and make him a modern cartoon, and makes Garfield several examples of a tacky automated cartoons.

Due to his failure to guard the silo, Wade wonders away from the farm. He rescues a drowning angel who takes Wade to the way the world would have been if he had never lived.

An episode all about Odie riding with trucker, 'Billy Bob' trying to deliver cargo, trying to outrun trucker 'Bruce' a theif.