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10. Here Comes Garfield

January 1, 1994

He has been called by one critic "both thorny and funny, a rogue who somehow never crosses the line into villainy." The rotund and acerbic Garfield the cat lives up to that billing in the tuneful cartoon. As the story opens, Garfield and his pintsized - and dimwitted playmate, Odie the mutt, are about to play havoc with a nasty neighbor. Unfortunately, their friskiness lands Odie in the city pound. And that leaves it up to a rueful Garfield - turned even fatter and sassier by midnight snacking on his favorite food (lasagna) - to break into the dog pound and break Odie out.

9. Garfield's Thanksgiving

January 1, 1994

On Thanksgiving, according to Garfield, people "celebrate food by eating as much of it as possible. It's a tradition, I love tradition." But that tradition is history following a checkup from veterinarian Liz Wilson, a sassy lady who's also the new heartthrob of Garfield's owner, Jon. The bad news for Garfield: he must go on a diet. The good news for Jon: Liz agrees to come to his house for Thanksgiving. Come the holiday, Jon is in high spirits, busily readying for his dinner guest. Garfield, however, is in the doldrums. He's facing a half of a leaf of lettuce for breakfast, contending with the goofy pooch Odie as his diet monitor and feuding with a talking scale that reads his weight and calls him Orson Welles. Co written by "Garfield" creator Jim Davis. Lou Rawls and Desiree Goyette sing the musical numbers.

8. Garfield's Halloween Adventure

January 1, 1994

"Garfield's Halloween Adventure" finds the feisty feline and his pal Odie dressed as pirates out to pillage a village and return with bagsful of candy. Instead, the two get shipwrecked, then discover a haunted house inhabited by treasure hunting pirates who've returned from the grave. Lou Rawls sings "This Is The Night" and "Scaredy Cat."

7. Garfield's Feline Fantasies

January 1, 1994

"The world is filled with excitement," Garfield tells Odie. "If you just use your imagination, you don't even have to go find it. It'll find you." And so it does, beginning with Garfield's dream that he's a submarine commander in combat, and continuing with reveries about a Wild West showdown and airborne heroics. But Garfield's most elaborate fantasy is a spoof that melds "The Maltese Falcon" with an adventure worthy of Indiana Jones. In this daydream, Garfield imagines that he's Lance Sterling, a droll soldier of fortune accompanied by his faithful associate Slobber Joe (Odie) on a Middle East mission. Their assignment: recover the stolen Banana of Bombay, the source of the old banana peel sight gag and therefore "the symbol of humor to nations around the world." Story by "Garfield" creator Jim Davis. Voices...Garfield: Lorenzo Music; Jon: Thom Huge; Fat Guy/Rameet: Frank Welker; Nadia: Julie Payne; Odie/Waiter: Gregg Berger. Music by David Benoit and Desiree Goyette.

6. Garfield On The Town

January 1, 1994

In this animated show, Jim Davis' feisty feline is on his own after slipping out of the car on a trip to the vet. Forced to scrounge for food, Garfield has a run-in with the mean Ali Cat and his gang, and is later reunited with his long lost mother. Music performed by Lou Rawls and Desiree Goyette.

5. Garfield In The Rough

January 1, 1994

This animated show features a camping adventure in the forest primeval with the rotund and acerbic Garfield the cat. Packing for a vacation, Garfield is appalled to discover his destination: he's getting back to nature with his owner Jon and his playmate, Odie the mutt. Of course, Garfield isn't in for much fun - the forest rangers insult him; the tent doesn't fit him; Odie dunks him in the lake; and, to top it all, a vicious panther is on the loose - and may be stalking him.

4. Garfield In Paradise

January 1, 1994

"Garfield in Paradise" finds the cool cat, his owner Jon, and Odie the dog vacationing on a tropical island along with the High Rama Lama of rock and roll (voice of Wolfman Jack), a princess and her cat - and a rumbling volcano.

3. Garfield Goes Hollywood

January 1, 1994

Garfield, Odie and Jon have stars in their eyes: they're auditioning for the TV talent show "Pet Search" as '50's rockers Johnny bop and the Two Steps and, if they win, they'll get $1000 and a shot at the national finals in Hollywood. Created and written by Jim Davis. Music by Ed Bogas and Desiree Goyette, performed by Lou Rawls, Lorenzo Music.

2. Garfield Gets A Life

January 1, 1994

In this all new prime time special, Garfield, Odie and Jon realize that their lives lack excitement and they're determined to remedy the situation. Join them as they explore everything from discos and dating services to "makeover" clinics.

1. Garfield Babes And Bullets

January 1, 1994

Garfield encounters crime, passion and suspense as he becomes embroiled in a murder mystery in this ½ hour special. A parody of film noir mysteries, "Garfield's Babes & Bullets" gives our feline the chance to play hero as he imagines himself as Sam Spayed, an ace detective who's been chosen by the mysterious Tanya to find her husband's murderer. Shown in black and white, the show is written by Jim Davis, based on a story by Ron Tuthill, and features the voice of Lorenzo Music (Garfield) and original music by Desiree Goyette and Ed Bogas.

Description

Garfield and Friends is an animated cartoon series based on Garfield, a popular comic strip by artist Jim Davis. Each episode features three segments, two of which focus on the opinionated feline and one about a quirky farm in the Midwest. The show features the antics of a sometimes grumpy orange tabby cat named Garfield (voice: Lorenzo Music) who loves lasagna, sleeping, complaining, sarcasm, disrespecting his owner, and tormenting the family dog, a beagle named Odie (voice: Gregg Berger). Garfield spends nearly every episode trying to get his way, which usually ends up not working out in the manner he expected. His owner Jon Arbuckle (voice: Thom Huge) is a socially awkward cartoon artist who has a struggling relationship with veterinarian Dr. Liz Wilson (voice: Julie Payne). Most of his dates with Dr. Wilson end up ruined due to something Garfield does either on purpose or inadvertently.

US Acres is a crossover from the Garfield series. The story centers on the life of a farm pig named Orson (voice: Gregg Berger). Orson loves to read and daydream while micromanaging his friends Roy the rooster, (voice: Thom Huge) a bully who constantly picks on the other animals for his own amusement, and the alarmist Wade the Duck (voice: Howie Morris), a phobic hypochondriac who wears an inner tube around his waist for safety, even when on land. The likely obsessive-compulsive Orson spends most of his time helping the other animals get along with one another while trying to keep clean. Two other characters of note are a pair of chicks who also live on the farm named Booker and Sheldon (both voiced by Frank Welker). Booker is a happy, self-assured chick while his brother Sheldon stays in the comfort of his own shell with only his feet sticking out of the bottom so he can walk around the farm.

There are 121 total episodes of Garfield and Friends. Though most are nonlinear, some plot segments continue through more than one installment. There are seven seasons, but every episodes focuses on one main theme: friendship.

Garfield and Friends is a series that is currently running and has 9 seasons (257 episodes). The series first aired on January 1, 1988.

Where to Watch Garfield and Friends

Garfield and Friends is available for streaming on the CBS website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Garfield and Friends on demand at Vudu and Tubi TV.