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+ | |Box title = Cash and Carry |
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+ | |Row 1 title = Airdate |
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+ | |Row 1 info = October 5, 1991 |
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+ | |Row 2 info = [[Mark Evanier]] |
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+ | Herman Post quietly sneaks to the Arbuckle house, where is still startled by Jon Arbuckle as the latter opens the door. Jon is given a letter, which he reads and finds that Garfield has spent three hundred dollars on uncooked spaghetti with his credit cards. Jon cuts up his credit cards, and only pay in cash. He then finds his wastebasket has been damaged, due to Garfield doing a Ricky Ricardo impression. |
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− | The episode begins when [[Herman Post|Herman]] is sneaking to the Arbuckle house, hoping to deliver the mail without Garfield Pranking him, then Jon opened the door, which at first scared Herman, but was relive that it was Jon who was behind the door and gave him his mail. |
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+ | Jon and his pets go to a new mall to buy a new wastebasket. They park in "Aisle K, Level-17, Blue Section." Garfield tells Jon he should have written down their location, which Jon promises he will remember. A conversation between an older couple in an elevator makes him forget the information. Garfield and Odie go to find something to eat, and steal a wheeled macaroni cart, which is soon taken back by the vendor. In "Wastebasket World", Jon plans to pay with money, telling the saleswoman he cut his credit cards up. This prompts the saleswoman to phone someone to get the police. |
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+ | Garfield uses Odie tied to a fishing rod to steal the macaroni from the roof. After the macaroni salesman sees Odie, the fishing rod is taken back by the fishing rod salesman. Meanwhile, Jon is being interrogated by two detectives. Jon is soon let free with the wastebasket, as the detectives get proof that the money is real. Garfield demonstrates how to use a skateboard to Odie, only for him to fall down an escalator, and lose control. He manages to steal a plate of macaroni, and Jon promises to pay the macaroni salesman for Garfield's antics. The salesman questions the money, before Jon angrily asks where the credit cards are. Jon gives Garfield and Odie the money while he signs contracts for new credit cards. |
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+ | Later in the night, as Garfield and Odie watch TV and eat pizza, Jon searches for the car. |
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+ | === Main Characters === |
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+ | *[[Garfield (character)|Garfield]] |
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+ | *[[Odie]] |
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+ | *[[Jon Arbuckle]] |
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+ | === Major Characters === |
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+ | *Macaroni Salesman (voiced by [[Neil Ross]]) |
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+ | *Wastebasket World Saleswoman (voiced by [[Julie Payne]]) |
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+ | *Detectives (voiced by Neil Ross and [[Gregg Berger]]) |
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+ | *[[Herman Post]] |
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+ | *Murray |
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+ | *Fishing Rod Man (voiced by [[Thom Huge]]) |
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+ | *Woman in Elevator (voiced by Julie Payne) |
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+ | *Old Man |
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+ | *Credit Card Woman |
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− | Jon then opened the letter and gave a huge scream, loud enough to send Herman on the roof as it was revealed that letter was a large bill from the credit card company, saying his owes $300 on uncooked spaghetti, when Garfield reveals he was the one and said that the bill for the meatballs will come soon. Jon then realizes what he must do, when he pulls out a pair of scissors Garfield thought he was going to give him a hair cut with but Jon instead cut up all of his credit cards and said from now on he will only pay with cash and nothing more. Then he discovered that his wastebasket is damaged and wondered how it happened, Garfield then said it was ok last night t when he used it as a bongo drum for three hours while pretending to be Ricky Ricardo, admitting he was the one and Jon thinks this would be a great start on his cash only policy by going to the mall for a new basket, but not before letting Garifeld and Odie finish their performance. |
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− | *This is one of the few times Garfield didn't prank Herman. |
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+ | *Garfield tries to imitate Ricky Ricardo by using Jon's wastebasket as a bongo drum. |
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− | *Although it was meant to be a joke in the episode, It wouldn't make sense that people would never heard of cash as in some stores they only take cash. |
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+ | *When Garfield loses control of the skateboard, a remix of the overture from the operetta, "''[[Wikipedia:Die Fledermaus|Die Fledermaus]]'', written by ''[[Wikipedia:Johann Strauss II|Johann Strauss II]]'', is played. |
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Revision as of 10:24, 10 April 2020
Cash and Carry is the third segment from the sixty-fourth episode of Garfield and Friends.
Synopsis
After getting tired of getting bills from his credit cards, Jon vows to pay only with cash.
Plot
Herman Post quietly sneaks to the Arbuckle house, where is still startled by Jon Arbuckle as the latter opens the door. Jon is given a letter, which he reads and finds that Garfield has spent three hundred dollars on uncooked spaghetti with his credit cards. Jon cuts up his credit cards, and only pay in cash. He then finds his wastebasket has been damaged, due to Garfield doing a Ricky Ricardo impression.
Jon and his pets go to a new mall to buy a new wastebasket. They park in "Aisle K, Level-17, Blue Section." Garfield tells Jon he should have written down their location, which Jon promises he will remember. A conversation between an older couple in an elevator makes him forget the information. Garfield and Odie go to find something to eat, and steal a wheeled macaroni cart, which is soon taken back by the vendor. In "Wastebasket World", Jon plans to pay with money, telling the saleswoman he cut his credit cards up. This prompts the saleswoman to phone someone to get the police.
Garfield uses Odie tied to a fishing rod to steal the macaroni from the roof. After the macaroni salesman sees Odie, the fishing rod is taken back by the fishing rod salesman. Meanwhile, Jon is being interrogated by two detectives. Jon is soon let free with the wastebasket, as the detectives get proof that the money is real. Garfield demonstrates how to use a skateboard to Odie, only for him to fall down an escalator, and lose control. He manages to steal a plate of macaroni, and Jon promises to pay the macaroni salesman for Garfield's antics. The salesman questions the money, before Jon angrily asks where the credit cards are. Jon gives Garfield and Odie the money while he signs contracts for new credit cards.
Later in the night, as Garfield and Odie watch TV and eat pizza, Jon searches for the car.
Characters
Main Characters
Major Characters
- Macaroni Salesman (voiced by Neil Ross)
- Wastebasket World Saleswoman (voiced by Julie Payne)
- Detectives (voiced by Neil Ross and Gregg Berger)
Minor Characters
- Herman Post
- Murray
- Fishing Rod Man (voiced by Thom Huge)
- Woman in Elevator (voiced by Julie Payne)
- Old Man
- Credit Card Woman
Trivia
Cultural References
- Garfield tries to imitate Ricky Ricardo by using Jon's wastebasket as a bongo drum.
- When Garfield loses control of the skateboard, a remix of the overture from the operetta, "Die Fledermaus, written by Johann Strauss II, is played.