History Funny / GarfieldAndFriends

---> '''Jon:''' That's an ''outrage!'' [[DoomItYourself I can do it myself]] in my garage for ''half'' the price!\\

* Jon and Garfield [[RashomonStyle warping their side of the story]] in "Twice Told Tale":

** Finally, the manager himself, who treats pizza delivery like [[SeriousBusiness a military operation]], gets involved and uses a ''helicopter'' to airdrop himself right at the door. Unfortunately for him, Garfield is also pulling out all the stops, and has the whole yard turned into a jungle using special quick-growing seeds. Even then, the manager almost makes it... only for Garfield to have turned the ground in front of the doorbell into quicksand, causing him to sink. At this point, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm the manager gives up]], and signs a peace treaty where Garfield will get a free pizza once a week.
* "A Twice Told Tale", which revolves around Garfields house [[ItMakesSenseInContext somehow getting filled up with yoghurt]] and the story being told RashomonStyle; in Jon's version, Garfield is a spoiled, demanding little monster while Jon is a meek, caring owner. In Garfield's story, he's a loving, loyal pet who doesn't mind going ''days'' without eating, while Jon is a neglectful, incompetent jerk. Jon tells his version to the mailman, while Garfield tells his to [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall the viewer.]] Neither of them believe it for a second.

** -->'''(Imaginary)Lanolin:''' ''(as the evil Queen)'' Mirror, act like Honest Abe, and tell me who's the most fabulous babe?!
** -->'''Snow Wade:''' HELP! UNFORTUNATE PLOT TWIST!

-->'''Roy:''' ''(dressed as a cowboy, running torwards Wade)'' Quick, Wyatt Earp! The James Boys are robbing the stagecoach!

-->"[[RunningGag Shouldn't that be the bunny rabbits ARE coming?]]

* Garfield’s snark is the stuff of legend.
* Jon is a goldmine of funny reactions.

--> '''Garfield''': I can't. [[BreakingTheFourthWall They are like mine. They don't move!]]

* In "The Genuine Article": Gabriel: Oh yeah, I'm real worried,talk about a bad hair day!

* The ending of "It Must Be True", where Garfield's final fact given is that dogs do not have brains, only to realize to his horror that the studio audience is full of dogs who are justifiably pissed at Garfield for what he just said and repeating the claim that what he just said is true since he said so on television. As the dogs prepare to attack Garfield, the orange cat desperately tries to cover his ass by spewing more lies that he hopes will convince the dogs to spare him.

* Jon's scream in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_94BjJOuAk this]] quickie. It must be seen to be believed.
-->'''Jon:''' Garfield, what in the world do you think you're doing?!?\\
'''Garfield:''' Why, being your bungee buddy, you silly neener-head! Neener, neener!

** Jon saying "Don't worry [[ShoutOut Ker]][[WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies mit]], we have pretty boring lives anyway." Even better, ''Garfield'' is the one driving them home when he says it.

* In "Pros And Cons", Garfield watches a clip from the episode of his own show, and spots the cat who swindled Odie. Garfield then decides to take money from a board game and steas Jon's clothing to make himself look like a jerk ("where can I find clothes that make you look like a jerk? Ooh, of course, where else? Jon's closet"), Garfield dresses up as a cat kid to fool that cat, and his dialogue basically to himself is hilarious. It basically rings true, but since it is a cartoon, it is downright hilarious.

* In "Dread Giveaway", Nermal dreams that Garfield hosts an infomercial advertising the opportunity for the first caller to own Nermal (and later Odie too). The reason for they want to give him away? Simple:

* In "Well Fed Feline Jon is arrested for not feeding Garfield. During his trial we get this exchange:

-->'''Garfield''': Real estate people uses special language. I'll translate for you
-->'''Escrow''': Quinn's starter home price move...
-->'''Garfield''': It's a dump and it is falling into quicksand.

-->'''Garfield''': It's about to fall off the edge of a cliff

-->'''Escrow''': Indoor Pool
-->'''Garfield''': 5 feet of water in the basement
-->'''Escrow''': Charming fix-her-up requires some restoration

* In "Mystery Guest", everybody (except Orson) was so stupid not to realize that the Mystery Guest was Garfield. Not even [[WhatAnIdiot Jon Arbuckle]] was able to figure out who this guest was. It's also funny when Orson's brothers keep guessing who it is even after the reveal. Plenty of [[ShoutOut shout-outs]] abound.

-->'''Roy:''' Well, that's [[Exact words all you can drink for a dime]]. ''(laughs as Wade walks away mad.)''

* The whole episode of "Who Done It?". Three dog brothers (named Who, What, and Where) are hired and their names causes great confusion among the characters.

** Wade imagines himself in court with Orson as a judge:

-->''(the criminals run for the bars and scream for help)''

* In "The Worm Turns", Roy pranking Wade by inflating his inner tube. [[http://www.garfield.com/usacres/vault.html?yr=2010&addr=101106 This was also in the strip.]] The Wade thinks everything and everyone else shrunk. Then Roy comes with Wade's hugely inflated tube and tells Wade to pay attention to things and think before he acts... [[HypocriticalHumor just as he unplugs Wade's tube and goes flying in the air like an deflating balloon.]]

-->'''Roy:''' ''(in the audience)'' Oh, Don't. My earthquake insurance isn't paid up.

* In "First Aid Wade", in Wade's dream, the end of Orson's song, "...He'd never hurt you on purpose, but Roy here might." With Doctor Roy looking at Wade...Now all that's missing is Doctor Roy saying to Wade, [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy "Relax...I'm a Doctor."]]

-->'''Orson:''' No, no. What did the man have?

-->'''Bo:''' Little Red Riding Egg, take...oh, I have absolutely no idea, man.

-->'''Roy:''' Well, that's all you can drink for a dime. ''(laughs as Wade walks away mad.)''
** It gets funnier when Orson's mean brothers gives Roy a dime and made him slave making all the lemonade they can drink.

!!Garfield
* Garfield’s snark is the stuff of legends.

!!U.S. Acres

* Viewers of the UK series "Rainbow" will get a bonus laugh at the end of "The Bad Sport" when Wade identifies his hippopotamus as George.