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After the show, Jake convinces Jon to ask Jackie on a date, which she accepts. Arbuckle soon finds out that Jackie doesn't go on her first date without her father and brothers, as they're "particular" about who Jackie dates. While dining out, Jackie reveals that she only dates "real cowboys". Jon boasts about his skill, leading her father and brothers to test his statement. They challenge Jon to ride a mechanical bull, telling him that he can only be a "real cowboy" if he can ride it. Jon flies off the machine twice, while Garfield tests out the restaurant's pasta, which turns out to be sticky. While outside the restaurant, Jon degrades himself, leading Garfield to decide to help Jon. |
After the show, Jake convinces Jon to ask Jackie on a date, which she accepts. Arbuckle soon finds out that Jackie doesn't go on her first date without her father and brothers, as they're "particular" about who Jackie dates. While dining out, Jackie reveals that she only dates "real cowboys". Jon boasts about his skill, leading her father and brothers to test his statement. They challenge Jon to ride a mechanical bull, telling him that he can only be a "real cowboy" if he can ride it. Jon flies off the machine twice, while Garfield tests out the restaurant's pasta, which turns out to be sticky. While outside the restaurant, Jon degrades himself, leading Garfield to decide to help Jon. |
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+ | Garfield leads Jon to Cactus Jackie's horse, before spreading the sticky pasta over the horse's saddle. Jackie admits to her brothers and their dad that while Jon was certainly a nice guy and all, he wasn't really much of a cowboy before Garfield switches on the rodeo's lights. Jon believes he can't ride the horse, until the horse runs uncontrollably around the rodeo. The pasta helps Jon stay on the saddle, before he flies out of his pants. Jackie's impressed by this, calling Jon the best cowboy she had ever seen. As Garfield questions what he can use the pasta for, Jake realises that Jackie has taken a liking to Arbuckle. Jake then manages to trick Jon into buying food for the family, before revealing a lot more unseen family members. |
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Urban Arbuckle is the third segment from the forty-eighth episode of Garfield and Friends.
Synopsis
At a rodeo show, Cactus Jake sets Jon up on a date with Cactus Jackie before Arbuckle finds out that her family insist on appearing on her first dates.
Plot
Jon Arbuckle and Garfield are attending a rodeo show, held by Cactus Jake. After the duo are almost trampled by a herd of bulls, Cactus Jake and his sons, Cactus Joe, Jimmy and Josh, greet Arbuckle. Jake asks Jon if he's still single, leading Jon to say that he doesn't date city women, as they don't understand "cowboys". Cactus Jake decides to show Jon his daughter, Cactus Jackie. Later, she performs a show at the rodeo, as Jon begins to fall for her.
After the show, Jake convinces Jon to ask Jackie on a date, which she accepts. Arbuckle soon finds out that Jackie doesn't go on her first date without her father and brothers, as they're "particular" about who Jackie dates. While dining out, Jackie reveals that she only dates "real cowboys". Jon boasts about his skill, leading her father and brothers to test his statement. They challenge Jon to ride a mechanical bull, telling him that he can only be a "real cowboy" if he can ride it. Jon flies off the machine twice, while Garfield tests out the restaurant's pasta, which turns out to be sticky. While outside the restaurant, Jon degrades himself, leading Garfield to decide to help Jon.
Garfield leads Jon to Cactus Jackie's horse, before spreading the sticky pasta over the horse's saddle. Jackie admits to her brothers and their dad that while Jon was certainly a nice guy and all, he wasn't really much of a cowboy before Garfield switches on the rodeo's lights. Jon believes he can't ride the horse, until the horse runs uncontrollably around the rodeo. The pasta helps Jon stay on the saddle, before he flies out of his pants. Jackie's impressed by this, calling Jon the best cowboy she had ever seen. As Garfield questions what he can use the pasta for, Jake realises that Jackie has taken a liking to Arbuckle. Jake then manages to trick Jon into buying food for the family, before revealing a lot more unseen family members.
Characters
Main Characters
- Garfield
- Jon Arbuckle
- Cactus Jake
- Cactus Jackie (voiced by Louise DuArt)
Major Characters
- Cactus Joe (voiced by Pat Buttram)
- Cactus Jimmy (voiced by Thom Huge)
- Cactus Josh (voiced by Gregg Berger)
Minor Characters
- Customer (voiced by Jim Davis)
- Cactus Jeff (voiced by Thom Huge)
- Cactus Jeremiah (voiced by Gregg Berger)
- Cactus Jethro (voiced by Thom Huge)
- Cactus June (voiced by Louise DuArt)
Trivia
- This is the only episode to feature Cactus Jake's children.