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Bedtime Story Blues is the second segment from the seventy-first episode of Garfield and Friends.
Synopsis
Orson reads Cinderella to Booker and Sheldon, who keep making changes to the story, much to Orson's dismay.
Plot
Orson comes in to say goodnight to Booker and Sheldon, but they can't sleep and want a bedtime story. Orson checks the bookshelf to see what he could tell them. But each book he suggests, the chicks shoot down because he already read it to them. The only book left is Cinderella. The chicks aren't fond of the story because they think it's for girls, but Orson insists on telling it.
As Orson begins to read the story, the chicks want the main character to be a boy and decide that Orson should be the star. But that's not the only change they make. Instead of a cottage, they want Cinderella to work in a pet shop. So, Orson changes the setting to a pet shop. And the evil stepsisters (played by Orson's brothers) are turned into ninjas. The royal messenger (played by Roy) becomes a rapper. As Orson is forced to work at the pet shop by the step ninjas, the fairy godmother (played by Wade) is turned into the richest man in the world and gives Orson a snazzy outfit and car for the ball. The castle is also turned into a night club. Just as Orson meets the princess, the chicks try to change her as well, but Orson keeps the princess as is. Just as they get to the point where it reaches midnight, the chicks throw in a big bad wolf, an earthquake, dinosaurs, and a planetary collision with Jupiter.
Fed up with all of the changes the chicks have made to the story, Orson takes a deep breath and super quickly tells the story the way it's supposed to be told and tells them to go to sleep. After he leaves, they thought the story was too fast and needed more ninjas.