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How Now, Stolen Cow? is an episode from the sixth season of Garfield and Friends.

Synopsis

In order to get Orson's attention, Roy decides to make Orson think the cow from their farm has been stolen.

Plot

The episode begins with Orson reading books in his free time. Roy attempts without success to interrupt Orson in his favorite activity, as the latter resists different noises and forms of persuasion. Accidentally, Roy discovers, that Orson is reading chapter 20 of "The True Crime Tales", which inspires the rooster to perform another nasty joke at Orson's expense.

By using 3 pairs of worn out boots found in the garbage cans near the barn, Roy abducts the cow to his shack, before Orson realizes it's time to milk the cow for the farmer. Meanwhile, Orson realizes the book made him forget about his duty and rushes to the barn, only to discover the cow has disappeared. He is not suspecting Roy, who is milking the cow for himself as Orson desperately tries to find the missing cattle.

Having met Bo, Orson decides to make organized investigation with the help of his sheep friend. Dressed in costumes from "Used Trench Coats" store, Orson and Bo wait till the night and carry out investigation like professional detectives, including analysis of footprints and interrogation of possible suspects: hen, horse, Wade and Booker. The first three farm animals do not provide any useful hints at all; Wade gets stressed, just because he has weak nerves and the entire interrogation frightens him.

Major Characters

Minor Characters

Booker
Wade Duck
Hen
Horse

Trivia

Coming soon!

Gallery

The episode gallery can be seen here.

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 The episode begins with Orson reading books in his free time. Roy attempts without success to interrupt Orson in his favorite activity, as the latter resists different noises and forms of persuasion. Accidentally, Roy discovers, that Orson is reading chapter 20 of "The True Crime Tales", which inspires the rooster to perform another nasty joke at Orson's expense.
-By using 3 pairs of worn out boots found in the garbage cans near the barn, Roy abducts the cow to his shack, before Orson realizes it's time to milk the cow for the farmer.
+By using 3 pairs of worn out boots found in the garbage cans near the barn, Roy abducts the cow to his shack, before Orson realizes it's time to milk the cow for the farmer. Meanwhile, Orson realizes the book made him forget about his duty and rushes to the barn, only to discover the cow has disappeared. He is not suspecting Roy, who is milking the cow for himself as Orson desperately tries to find the missing cattle.
+Having met Bo, Orson decides to make organized investigation with the help of his sheep friend. Dressed in costumes from "Used Trench Coats" store, Orson and Bo wait till the night and carry out investigation like professional detectives, including analysis of footprints and interrogation of possible suspects: hen, horse, Wade and Booker. The first three farm animals do not provide any useful hints at all; Wade gets stressed, just because he has weak nerves and the entire interrogation frightens him.
 ==Major Characters==