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The audience is a collective entity that appears in the Garfield comic strip and Garfield and Friends.
Physical appearance[]
The audience is not directly seen in Garfield media, for it is assumed the watchers are the audience. Their presence is only indicated by Garfield or other characters from the franchise are addressing them verbally or by sight.
In the comic strips, it is apparently the group of spectators that watch Garfield's fence performances.
Personality[]
The comic strip audience is showed often throwing things at Garfield during his performance. Its counterpart from the motion pictures is not seen acting at all.
Trivia[]
Comic strips[]
- Most of the time they get in free; on some occasions payment is required.
- They have, at different times, been shown as both dogs and cats.
- Odie sometimes performs in front of them.
- They have been featured in 160 individual strips.
Garfield and Friends[]
- The main hint that the viewers are the audience is given when Garfield talks to the audience and addresses them "Ladies and gentlemen".
- Another hint is provided by the musical episodes, such as "The Life and Times of the Lasagna Kid" and "The Guy of Her Dreams", in which Garfield's dates are staring at the audience while singing. Similar scenes are seen in "The Idol of Id" and "The Perils of Penelope", wherein Gwendolyn and Penelope Pussycat also talk to the audience about Garfield.
- Certain episodes have scenes with characters are making remarks about the situation to the audience, such as Garfield talking about "fast food" in "Good Mousekeeping", or the Squad Leader stating the need to make more white flags in "Jon The Barbarian".
- The episode "Mistakes Will Happen" is the best-known episode, wherein the audience is revealed to be the cartoon's viewers.