The Garfield Show

I put this on text, instead of poll for more choices to choose and you can choose more than one in this.

*Metalla

*Miss Kitty Litter (along with her two companions)

*Dingbang

*Abigail Cauldron

*Squeak the Mouse

*Professor Bonkers

*Angie

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Which Garfield DVDs do you guys happen to own? Not only is it interesting to list these out, but should you happen to own a sought-after DVD, you may have the potential to assist with lost media.

My list is well-rounded, but unexciting:

• Garfield: The Movie

• Garfield 2

• Garfield Gets Real (PAL)

• Garfield as Himself (PAL)

• Garfield as Himself (NTSC)

• Garfield's Holiday Celebration

• Garfield and Friends: Volume 1 (NTSC)

• The Garfield Show: Odie Oh!

• The Garfield Show: All You Need is Love (and Pasta)

• The Garfield Show: Private-Eye Ventures

• Garfield et Cie Vol. 11: Il était Un Chat

• Garfield et Cie Vol. 12: Le Secret de Zabadu

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I seen The city Without a name and The governor and The French producers hás never specified The state which one do you think It is?

In case you didn't know there's this iceberg:

The first one is Garfield minus Garfield A lot of people know about this comic, it's centered around Jon Arbuckle and and most of the panels he's talking to himself and showing to be really depressed I don't know why people would make the comic but it represents how alone and sad Jon really feels without Garfield distracting us from it

Garfield and Friends is a Garfield show with silly plots and storys most people know about it

The Garfield show is similar it's one of the more recent Garfield shows with Garfield in silly plots not much to say about it

Garfield: his nine lives is a comic, and a TV special that shows us Garfield's past lives and his future one!

(Level 2)

Square root of minus Garfield is Garfield comic strips with altered plots

Heathcliff controversy: heath was before Garfield technically but if you include the Jon comic (it's really similar to the Garfield comic except about Jon) it would be technically before heathcliff heathcliff is a other orange cat with shows music and such that also eats a lot

Lyman is the owner of Odie he was in the early Garfield comics until he suddenly disappeared and in a question book there's a couple of answers of what may have happened to Wyman and in The Garfield show there's another explanation but the creepiest one in the answering book is don't look in jons basement and in one of the Halloween garfield games Lyman is in his basement!

Garfield is dead theory is centered around a comic around Halloween as well it's a really creepy comic but Davis has confirmed it's not in the actual Canon and it was just to freak people out so the theory is not true

Garfield's scary scavenger Hunt is a Halloween game and I said earlier in this game Lyman is in the basement and I'm not sure if it's the sequel or in the first one lyman's head is in the stove later,

Diana's piano: and one of the past lives Garfield had he was a kitten named Diana who lived a long happy life until Diana died on the piano that her owner played for her

Jon Arbuckle is a cartoonist: Jon was originally supposed to be a reflection of Davis but he grew into his own character a very pathetic but his own character he is still a cartoonist in the Canon

(Level 3)

Garfield's mom and grandfather: there's been a couple instances where Garfield's mom has been shown or his relatives Garfield was born in the Italian restaurants and his first food was lasagna

Arlene is a stray: I'm surprised not more people know about this but Arlene is a stray there has been some instances where it's been hinted at in the comics

Lab animal: one of Garfield's past lives was a lab animal he was injected with some sort of fluid and scientists were going to dissect him but he ran away and soon turned into a dog and pretended to be one of the search dogs for the rest of his life before being reborn

Lyman is in jons basement: I explained this one earlier I don't need to come back to it

Garfield's exact weight: not many people know this but Garfield's exact weight is 40 lb!

Big Bob come: in the comics it was spelled weirdly because that's how the caveman would say it but it wasn't spelled the most brilliant it said "big Bob cum"

Nermals owner: in the debut comic of nermal it said that Jons mom is the owner of nermal

(I'm going to do the rest soon but this is a lot to cover so I'ma stop right here and to make a sequel)

I feel like we should add a proper list of character page in a manner not unlike Garfield's family or the Arbuckle family for characters in a piece of Garfield media. When I say "a piece of Garfield media," I generally mean every installment in a series like Garfield and Friends or the 20th Century Studios films, for example. This could be beneficial as it provides a place for characters that doesn't have enough information to sustain a page for the time being or at all (i.e. Garfield's father prior to the 2024 movie) and to provide an index for every character in that accompanying piece of media (established or otherwise).

Since Garfield's 45th Birthday is on Monday, I think it would be fitting to add pages on Anniversary campaigns for the franchise to the Wiki.

How do incidental characters in The Garfield Show work here? Are they characters that are the same as their named counterparts or are they separate characters from those that uses the same models (or even their voices at times) and are named? What about two or more characters that uses the same model (but not always the same voices) but each has a different name?

The Garfield Shorts were on Netflix via The Garfield Show until 2017, as when the series returned, the shorts were removed, as far as I know. I wonder what the order of those were when they were on Netflix.

1. Are we allowed to add the MSN copies of the recent daily strips?

2. Can we add the older United Feature Syndicates/Universal Press Syndicate copies of the strips? What about the select 1995 - ~2000 strips on GoComics (duplicates or otherwise)?

3. Are reference links to GoComics (non-duplicate strips, as well as Garfield Classics strips) and Garfield.com (archived links of the full version of the versions of select strips and those last officially seen on the site) fine?

4. Are watermarked pictures of footage fine if the watermarked copies are the only available copy available (easily accessible or otherwise; i.e. Garfield and Friends quickies not seen on current releases)? I would also ask if pictures taken via a camera would also be acceptable with the same logic.

5. Where did the information of Nickelodeon's take of Garfield.com (the version said to have launched in October) come from?

6. Are officially uploaded content (content uploaded to the Garfield [Official Garfield] YouTube channel, Garfield and Friends, THE GARFIELD SHOW OFFICIAL) fine to link?

In the scenario where any one short of The Garfield Show gets taken down, I tend to record it to have a back-up copy of it when it does get taken down. Most of the shorts from the internet are derivatives of either off-air recordings (specifically international broadcasts on Boomerang or Boing) or from the show's DVDs.

However, I have seen several frames of the shorts produced during Season 2 being used as thumbnails on episodic uploads of the channel. As of now, the only other pieces of media relating to the series itself that hasn't been uploaded to the channel is the single-part versions of Season 3 and 4's specials, barring Furry Tales, which was uploaded as "Garfield, the Princess and the Dragon" on January 1st, as far as I know. Even the original version of the Rodent Rebellion (when it was formatted like a standard Season 3 and 4 special) was uploaded as "Garfield Against the Rats! Who Will Win?" (seemingly. Everything exclusive to that version seems to be present on that upload) on Wednesday.

The shorts aren't full episodes, so a compilation of them, whether they be on a Season to Season basis or the full compilation of them aren't really as practical as uploads of The Garfield Show or Garfield Originals, though it would be the next logical step after the Rodent Rebellion and the single-part upload of Furry Tales.

It would be neat to see those officially available again, even if it is unlikely.

Hey guys. So since I find winter sweets in the markets, and hear Mariah Carey in malls, it's officially Christmas season. I'm currently again into Garfield, so I wondered if you can list me some winter/christmas episodes from the TV shows (especially from Garfield & Friends, and from The Garfield show because these were my literal childhood)? I would be really grateful.

What episode of the Garfield Show did Jon grab a hold of Harry? I found this picture on YouTube.