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Daydream Doctor is an episode from the seventh season of Garfield and Friends.
Synopsis[]
When Orson's obsession with books almost leads to the weasel stealing the farm's chickens, he seeks the guidance of psychiatrist, Edward R. Furrow.
Plot[]
Orson imagines himself on a tropical beach while reading a book, but Roy interrupts, warning him about a weasel stealing chickens. They rush to stop the Weasel, who attempts to escape using a rent-a-car shack that turns out to be a catapult, launching him into a mountain. Roy retrieves the chickens, and Orson realizes it was his turn to guard them, not Bo's.
The Weasel seeks psychiatric help from Edward R. Furrow, who finds the Weasel was raised to steal chickens. This revelation only strengthens the Weasel's determination. Orson, meanwhile, meets Edward to discuss his book obsession, which often leads to vivid fantasies.
Bo and Roy decide who will guard the chickens by flipping a coin, which results in Bo standing guard. The Weasel, disguised as a chicken, tricks Bo and steals the chickens again. Orson undergoes hypnosis by Edward, which brings his book characters to life, such as him as a sheriff, a gorilla, and a boat. They all chase after the Weasel.
Roy, noticing the chaos, checks on Bo, who reassures him. The weasel, feeling guilty, returns the chickens and promises to stop stealing. Edward brings Orson out of the trance, and Orson is unaware of what transpired. The weasel runs by with a train chasing after him and Edward answers in the form of a pun.
Characters[]
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Major characters[]
Minor characters[]
- Abraham Lincoln
- Binky the Clown
- Moby Dick
- Garfield
Trivia[]
- Edward R. Furrow appears to be colored orange in this episode.
- This is one of the few episodes where Wade Duck is absent.
- This is the second time the Weasel disguises himself as a chicken to trick someone. The first time was in "The Son Also Rises".
- Despite the Weasel vowing never to steal the chickens anymore, he tries to steal them again in his next two appearances.