U.S. Acres

The U.S. Acres gang (except for Roy and Lanolin) were in the Loud family's living room from the Loud House. Wade was laying on the couch getting his belly and feet tickled by a tickling machine. The rest of the gang watches as he enjoys it. Then Booker gets tickled by the machine, but in a different way, but he also enjoys it.

It was an U.S. Acres episode where Roy was getting for some sort of... inspection sale?. Then there was a Garfield episode Bowling In 1 (or something) and unfortunately barely of the episode was shown.

I put Orson, Wade, Lanolin, Bo, Roy, Booker, and Sheldon through an incorrect quote generator (basically having them say stuff from different fandoms) here’s how it went-

This one here gonna get me warned but at least not banned😭

I didn’t have to shuffle the names, this was perfect first try

Lan, why did u do that 😭

This is Garfield segments of GAF level

I bet the comic strips were like this or smth idk

The heck does he have in the egg?

They are farm animals-

Bro is the CHILLEST dude

There’s a censor swears option, but it does this weird glitch where it puts “oker” at the end of a characters name, so, scribbled it instead😅

Not only does it put “oker” on character names, it also duplicates a character

Let’s just say “Orsonoker” is Lan

Anyways, probably gonna add more later

It’s the Mario Party theme mixed with the Garfield and friends theme (ready to party)

https://www.bandlab.com/revisions/2b3aa987-1c21-ef11-86d2-6045bd2cd6bc?sharedKey=CbMUag0YuEifJR6tsu9FGQ

Trust me, I can do better than this, it’s just that Freeform doesn’t have much. @Fizzzla asked is someone could draw human versions of the US Acres characters, sooo here’s one of them.

I like to think since hes pretty much afraid of everything, he wears a bit of extra protection, like the helmet, the winter jacket and ye

I realized that the U.S. Acres/Orson's Farm segment on the long-running Saturday morning cartoon, Garfield and Friends lasts a lot longer than the newspaper comic strip it was based on. The U.S. Acres/Orson's Farm ran from March 3, 1986 to May 7, 1989, while Garfield and Friends ran on CBS from September 17, 1988 to December 10, 1994. Some people may not know or remember that U.S. Acres started out as a newspaper comic strip created by Jim Davis likes Garfield did.

Did you know that Garfield and Friends was going to just be U.S. Acres without Garfield, but since no networks would pick it up because Garfield wasn't a part of the show, U.S. Acres had to be one third of the show?

Okay, do you think the final U.S. Acres Quickie from the Mistakes Will Happen/The Well Dweller/The Wise Man episode of Garfield and Friends should have been based on The last daily U.S. Acres comic strip from April 15, 1989 or the last U.S. Acres comic strip from May 7, 1989 since there were no more U.S. Acres Quickies after Mistakes Will Happen/The Well Dweller/The Wise Man episode of Garfield and Friends?