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| + | |Box title = Canine Conspiracy |
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| + | |Row 1 title = Airdate |
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| + | |Row 1 info = October 2, 1993 |
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| + | |Row 2 title = Writer |
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| + | |Row 2 info = [[Mark Evanier]] |
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| + | '''Canine Conspiracy''' is the first segment from the ninety-fourth episode of ''[[Garfield and Friends]]''. |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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Odie is framed for stealing purses from women. Garfield helps to clear his name. |
Odie is framed for stealing purses from women. Garfield helps to clear his name. |
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| + | One Tuesday last week, Ethel Feinblatt was heading home from the grocery store when a stray dog suddenly snatches her purse. As the dog runs away, Ethel calls for help, thus leading to the Garfield Crime Files. |
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| + | Garfield introduces the audience to the Garfield Crime Files where every week, they look through all the cases on dangerous criminals. One of them being the Purse Snatching Pooches and to his sadness, Odie is one of them. To explain why, the story goes into a flashback. |
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| − | Cut to a building with a sign that reads "Sam's Delicatessen." A woman comes out of the building carrying groceries as Garfield narrates. |
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| + | Last Monday, Jon Arbuckle was making a grocery list, which was so long that he to sent Odie to pick up items starting with the letter J. Once he sends Odie out, Jon also tells Garfield to turn the TV off as he needs to work with Garfield stating he needs to work as well. Meanwhile in the city, Barbra Streisand had picked up a chicken suit when another purse snatching pooch emerges and steals her purse. When he was about to make a quick getaway the dog spots a police car and frightened, the dog drops the purse and runs into an alley. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' A week ago Tuesday Mrs. Ethel Feinblatt stops at a local delicatessen for a corned beef on rye, easy on the mustard, and a side of slaw. Suddenly, the unexpected happens. |
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| + | Meanwhile Odie has returned from the grocery store and sees the purse. Believing some lady accidentally dropped her purse, Odie picks it up hoping to return it to the owner. The police spot him, mistaking him for a Purse Snatching Pooch. More confused than ever, Odie runs from the cops as a cameraman records him. |
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| − | A dog rounds the corner of the street and grabs the woman's purse in its mouth. |
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| + | Two burglars driving a plumber truck soon spot Odie. Thinking he is one of their dogs allows him to enter the truck. Inside Odie has stumbled into the HQ of the Purse Snatching Pooches. Back at the house, Jon and Garfield are wondering what is taking Odie so long. When Garfield turns on the TV they see Barbra Streisand describing one of the Purse Snatching Pooches where to them sounds familiar. The TV then shows the footage taken by the cameraman and recognize it as Odie. Shocked but determined, Garfield leaves the house to find Odie and clear his name. |
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| − | '''Mrs. Ethel Feinblatt:''' Stop! Help! That dog took my purse! Stop that dog! |
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| + | A block away Garfield finds the plumber truck while inside, Odie tells the other dogs that they are being used. When one of the burglars opens the back, all the other dogs escape and try to catch them. While Odie reunites with Garfield, the burglars see the two and chase them, eventually leading to a presumably abandoned building. When the burglars have cornered them, the building they are in is revealed to be a police station. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' The purse snatching pooches, today on ''{Steel bars appear with logo in the middle that reads "The Garfield Crime Files"}'' the Garfield Crime Files. ''{Cut to a desk where Garfield is seated, dressed in detective garb. He is reading a piece of paper, which he sets down as he talks}'' Welcome to the Garfield Crime Files, where each week we bring you the story of some sinister lawbreaker ''{slams fist on desk}'' like Benny "The Celery Stalk" Burlap ''{cut a picture of a man resembling a stalk of celery}'' wanted for embezzelment, armed robbery, and buying a leisure suit after 1971. ''{Cut back to Garfield}'' Or Sam "The Spatula" Shmidlap ''{Cut to a picture of a man with a large, flat head}'' wanted for gambling, smuggling, and having one of those "Baby on Board" signs in his car window. ''{Cut back to Garfield}'' A couple of tough customers there. But today on ''The Garfield Crime Files {walks to file cabinet}'' and by the way, this feature is nothing like ''[[The Garfield Tales of Scary Stuff]]'', let's get that straight. In this drawer is the Case of the Purse Snatching Pooches. ''{Opens drawer. Cut to the inside of the drawer, which contains some food items}'' Excuse me. In this drawer is my lunch. ''{Closes drawer and opens another one}'' In this drawer is the case of the Purse Snatching Pooches, and how this |
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| − | air-headed Airedale found himself in the midst of it. ''{Pulls a picture of Odie out}'' How could sweet, innocent Odie find his mug on ''{holds up a "Wanted" poster with Odie's picture}'' the Ten Most Wanted Hounds List? For that answer, we have to go back to last Monday ''{cut to house}'' and this quaint suburban home. ''{cut to Jon reading over a list}'' Inside, cartoonist Jon Arbuckle was making up a grocery list. |
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| + | Afterwards, the burglars are thrown in jail, while the remaining purse snatching pooches are sent to the city pound and the purses are returned to their owners. Odie's name is cleared and returns home with the exception of the grocery items beginning with the letter J. Next week, the Garfield Crime Files will look into the person who edits movies for TV. |
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| − | Jon starts typing on a laptop. |
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| − | '''Jon:''' ''{typing aloud as a printer prints}'' Cheese dip, chestnuts, chewing gum, chicken gumbo. ''{Camera zooms out, revealing the list's long length}'' |
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| + | *Ethel Feinblatt (voiced by [[June Foray]]) |
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| + | *Cameraman (voiced by [[Jim Davis]]) |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' The list was so long he decided to send his dog to the market just to pick up items beginning with the letter "J." |
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| − | '''Jon:''' That's probably all he can carry. |
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| − | Jon walks over to an eager Odie with the list. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' He gave the mutt money and the list and sent him on his merry way ''{walks out of door}'' |
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| − | Cut to Garfield sitting on a sofa. He clicks on the remote, and a newsperson appears. |
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| − | '''Newsperson:''' No leads in the string of purse snatchings allegedly being perpetrated by dogs. |
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| − | Jon walks in. |
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| − | '''Jon:''' Garfield, will you turn the TV off? I have to work. ''{walks out}'' |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' I have to work, too. ''{voiceover}'' But while I, the cat, was hard at work, Odie was already halfway downtown. ''{cut to street}'' where unbeknownst to him, Mrs. Barbra Streisand, no relation to the singer, was just leaving Harry's Chicken Suit Emporium ''{woman walks out carrying a chicken suit}'' with her usual Memorial Day chicken costume. |
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| − | A dog comes running down the sidewalk and steals the woman's purse. |
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| − | '''Barbra Streisand:''' Help! A dog stole my purse! |
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| − | ''Garfield:''' The dog had almost made a clean getaway when he saw them. ''{dog stops, cut to a police car driving up}'' The police. In his panic, he dropped the stolen purse and fled into an alley. ''{dog drops purse and runs down an alley}'' Ten seconds later, Odie turned the corner onto Elm Street. ''{cut to Odie}'' "Some poor lady dropped her purse," he thought. He decided to see if he could find its owner and return it to her. ''{grabs purse}'' That was when the police spotted him. |
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| − | '''Policeman:''' There's the dog with the purse! ''{Odie whines. The policeman get out of the police car and chase Odie}'' After him! |
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| − | Odie continues to run away from the men. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' By now, even more confused than usual, which is pretty confused, the puppy ran madly from the police. |
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| − | Odie runs by a cameraman. |
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| − | '''Cameraman:''' Hey, dog, this way! |
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| − | Odie runs across a street intersection where several cars make sudden stops to avoid hitting the dog. Cut to a van with two mischievous-looking men. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' A block away, two men were manning the phony plumber's truck. |
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| − | '''Man:''' Joe! The ninth dog is coming in with the handbag. But the dog, he don't look familiar! |
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| − | '''Joe:''' Ah, we got so many now you can't keep track. Just get him in the back and let's split. |
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| − | '''Man:''' ''{opening back of van}'' Hey mutt! In here! |
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| − | Odie whines in fear as the policeman continue to chase. |
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| − | '''Man:''' I said in here! Hurry! ''{Odie hops in the van, and the man closes the door}'' |
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| − | Policeman round the corner. |
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| − | '''Joe:''' Ah, just act calm. They ain't looking for no plumbers. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' The trick worked ''{cut to inside of van, revealing five dogs with stolen purses in their mouths, including Odie}'' and Odie found himself an accidental member of the purse snatching pooches. ''{Cut back to house, with Jon pacing the floor}'' Four hours later, Odie still wasn't home. |
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| − | '''Jon:''' Where could he be? I gave him $40. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' ''{sitting on chair}'' Never trust $40 to someone whose IQ is a lower number. Let's see what else is on. ''{clicks remote}'' |
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| − | '''Newsperson:''' Lead on the gang of purse snatching dogs. Mrs. Streisand, no relation to the singer, told our news crew: |
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| − | Cut to Mrs. Streisand with a microphone held to her mouth by an off-screen reporter. |
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| − | '''Reporter:''' What kind of dog was it? |
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| − | '''Mrs. Streisand:''' It was small, white. Not very bright-looking, but at least he--he didn't get my chicken suit. ''{holds up suit}'' |
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| − | Cut back to Garfield on the chair. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' Jon, we may be on to something! What am I thinking? Odie? Purse snatching? It couldn't be. |
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| − | '''Newperson:''' An amateur photographer took this home video of the dog. ''{a picture of odie running with the purse is seen}'' |
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| − | '''Jon:''' That's Odie! |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' He's turned to a life of crime? ''{video is shown again}'' No, this cannot be. ''{jumps off chair}'' Odie is honest, true blue and decent. And he isn't smart enough to steal. ''{voiceover}'' And so the handsome cat, I, set out to find his--er--my friend. I vowed to search everywhere, from the highest mountain ''{Garfield looks over fence}'' to the deepest crevice of the earth. ''{looks down sewer drain}'' No matter what personal sacrifice, no matter what private agony, I vowed not to rest until I had cleared the good name of Odie. ''{Garfield comes to the men in the van, where the man is closing the door. Garfield jumps behind a nearby bush.}'' And it's lucky I found him a block and a half away because my feet were really starting to get tired. ''{cut to inside of van, where Odie is speaking to the other dogs}'' As we found out later, Odie had made the other dogs realize they were being used. |
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| − | '''Dogs:''' We're being used! For crime! |
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| − | Man comes by and opens the door. |
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| − | '''Man:''' Okay, come on, yous guys. Everybody out. ''{dogs come out and trample the man}'' Hey! Help, Joe! The dogs are loose! The dogs are loose! |
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| − | Cut to a nearby house, where Joe comes out. |
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| − | '''Joe:''' The dogs are loose? What do you mean the dogs are loose? |
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| − | '''Man:''' Just what I said! Let's get them. Especially that dumb-looking new one. |
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| − | Odie runs by Garfield, who whistles. Odie walks up to the cat. He gives him an affectionate lick. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' Hey! Licking's a felony and you're in enough trouble already. Now, we-- |
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| − | '''Man:''' There's the mutt! |
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| − | Odie whines. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' We run, that's what we do, we run! ''{runs away with Odie and is chased by robbers. They run into a nearby alley}'' This way, Odster! ''{runs through a door}'' |
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| − | '''Joe:''' They're hiding out in that building there! |
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| − | '''Man:''' We've got them trapped. ''{run through door}'' |
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| − | Cut to Garfield and Odie. Garfield tries to open a door, but the door does not open. |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' Locked! We're doomed! Hey, why are they chasing me? You're the crook. All right, all right, I know you didn't do it. And I know who did. |
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| − | '''Man:''' Let me have the purse, mutt. |
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| − | '''Joe:''' Hey, what kind of place is this, anyway? |
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| − | '''Garfield:''' I believe it's called the 12th Precinct. ''{voiceover}'' The crooks were tossed in jail, the dogs were rounded up, and the purses returned to their rightful owners. ''{police officer gives purse to woman, who gives officer a kiss. Cut to a newpaper with the headline "Dog Helps Catch Purse Rings; Evanier Caught}'' The good name of Odie was cleared. ''{cut to inside of house, where Odie leaps into Jon's arms}'' And Odie was welcomed home despite the fact ''{an annoyed Garfields appears in the left hand corner}'' that he was without all my favorite foods starting with the letter "J." A criminal no more. ''{cut back to Garfield in detective garb, holding a file}'' That's it for this one. Be with us next time when we look into the ''Garfield Crime Files''. ''{logo appears. Garfield pokes his head into view}'' We're going after the guy who edits movies for television. Talk about your evil criminals. Good night. |
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Canine Conspiracy is the first segment from the ninety-fourth episode of Garfield and Friends.
Synopsis
Odie is framed for stealing purses from women. Garfield helps to clear his name.
Plot
One Tuesday last week, Ethel Feinblatt was heading home from the grocery store when a stray dog suddenly snatches her purse. As the dog runs away, Ethel calls for help, thus leading to the Garfield Crime Files.
Garfield introduces the audience to the Garfield Crime Files where every week, they look through all the cases on dangerous criminals. One of them being the Purse Snatching Pooches and to his sadness, Odie is one of them. To explain why, the story goes into a flashback.
Last Monday, Jon Arbuckle was making a grocery list, which was so long that he to sent Odie to pick up items starting with the letter J. Once he sends Odie out, Jon also tells Garfield to turn the TV off as he needs to work with Garfield stating he needs to work as well. Meanwhile in the city, Barbra Streisand had picked up a chicken suit when another purse snatching pooch emerges and steals her purse. When he was about to make a quick getaway the dog spots a police car and frightened, the dog drops the purse and runs into an alley.
Meanwhile Odie has returned from the grocery store and sees the purse. Believing some lady accidentally dropped her purse, Odie picks it up hoping to return it to the owner. The police spot him, mistaking him for a Purse Snatching Pooch. More confused than ever, Odie runs from the cops as a cameraman records him.
Two burglars driving a plumber truck soon spot Odie. Thinking he is one of their dogs allows him to enter the truck. Inside Odie has stumbled into the HQ of the Purse Snatching Pooches. Back at the house, Jon and Garfield are wondering what is taking Odie so long. When Garfield turns on the TV they see Barbra Streisand describing one of the Purse Snatching Pooches where to them sounds familiar. The TV then shows the footage taken by the cameraman and recognize it as Odie. Shocked but determined, Garfield leaves the house to find Odie and clear his name.
A block away Garfield finds the plumber truck while inside, Odie tells the other dogs that they are being used. When one of the burglars opens the back, all the other dogs escape and try to catch them. While Odie reunites with Garfield, the burglars see the two and chase them, eventually leading to a presumably abandoned building. When the burglars have cornered them, the building they are in is revealed to be a police station.
Afterwards, the burglars are thrown in jail, while the remaining purse snatching pooches are sent to the city pound and the purses are returned to their owners. Odie's name is cleared and returns home with the exception of the grocery items beginning with the letter J. Next week, the Garfield Crime Files will look into the person who edits movies for TV.
Characters
- Garfield
- Odie
- Jon Arbuckle
- Ethel Feinblatt (voiced by June Foray)
- Barbra Streisand (voiced by June Foray)
- Cameraman (voiced by Jim Davis)
- Burglers
Trivia
- The real life Barbra Streisand is an Academy Award-winning singer, actress, and director.