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* MythologyGag: The "lettuce leaf" to "Half a lettuce leaf" gag was used previously in ''A Garfield Thanksgiving'', but at that time Jon did it to Garfield. Here, Garfield does it to Jon as an [[ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine alternate-continuity form of payback]].
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* MythologyGag: The "lettuce leaf" to "Half "[[MicroDieting Half a lettuce leaf" leaf]]" gag was used previously in ''A Garfield Thanksgiving'', but at that time Jon did it to Garfield. Here, Garfield does it to Jon as an [[ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine alternate-continuity form of payback]].
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Due to listening to his shoulder devil and messing with the mailman, Garfield's new personalized coffee mug ends up getting shattered to pebbles. The same goes for the shoulder devil [[OhCrap who realizes he's in for it with Garfield and his shoulder angel]].
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* BillBillJunkBill: Garfield's evil side influences him to annoy the mailman by jumping into his mail cart. While he's there:
-->'''Garfield''': Bill... bill... bill... you may have already won 17 million dollars... hmm, Mrs. Castanetti's new dentures are in, nothing much... hey, here's that package Jon was waiting for. Wonder what's in it.
-->'''Garfield''': Bill... bill... bill... you may have already won 17 million dollars... hmm, Mrs. Castanetti's new dentures are in, nothing much... hey, here's that package Jon was waiting for. Wonder what's in it.
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* TakeThat: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers giant robots]] or [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
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* TakeThat: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers giant robots]] or [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981 annoying little blue people]]."
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The seventh episode of the first season of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends''.
'''[[CouchGag Post-Opening Sequence Line]]:''' "The Garfield Guarantee; no giant robots or annoying little blue people."
'''[[CouchGag Post-Opening Sequence Line]]:''' "The Garfield Guarantee; no giant robots or annoying little blue people."
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* BiggerOnTheInside: The inside of Sheldon's eggshell is like a whole room to him. In this episode, he has a microwave inside it and enough space to hang pictures on the walls. When he attempts to do the latter, it results in his shell partially cracking due to the nails piercing it, but [[TheUnreveal it didn't come off nor did any part of him become more visible]].
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* ExactWords: Jon tells Garfield not to bother the mailman today, as he's expecting an important package. Garfield assures him that he won't, since he has bothering the mailman booked for tomorrow. Today, his plan is to bother the garbageman.
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* AbsenteeActor: Bo and Lanolin don't appear, and Sheldon only appears in a flashback.
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Garfield tampers with a talking scale, making Jon think he is overweight, so Jon makes Garfield exercise with him.
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But Jon's attempts to exercise - jogging, a weight machine, an aerobics record - all end in {{Slapstick}} misfortune for him, so Garfield decides to have pity on him and return the scale to its normal settings... but not before the scale predicts he's about to get more exercise. Sure enough, when Jon steps on the scale, he is told he is the correct weight for his height, and his fortune is that he will punish Garfield for tampering with
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Garfield is visited by his angelic Good side and devilish Bad side, battling over who gets to control his actions.
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As Garfield is visited by enjoys his angelic Good side morning coffee, Jon tells him he's expecting an important package and devilish Bad side, battling asks Garfield not to engage in his usual torment of the mailman. As Garfield settles down for a nap, his [[GoodAngelBadAngel shoulder devil]] shows up to tempt him into kicking Odie off the table as a prelude to annoying the mailman. Garfield's shoulder angel tries to intervene, only for the shoulder devil to fire him off to Mexico from a cannon, leaving Garfield free to kick Odie off the table in front of a shocked Jon.
Jon reflects on Garfield's tendency toward mischief as he prepares to mow the lawn with his riding mower. Garfield's shoulder devil persuades him to tamper with the engine, but not before firing the shoulder angel off to Italy in a rocket when he returns from Mexico. The mower goes berserk, dragging Jon all overwho gets to control the garden until it crashes; when confronted, Garfield feigns ignorance. Just then, the mailman appears; while he is making a delivery, Garfield hops into his actions.
handcart and finds Jon's package, only to drop it on the cart's brake, sending him on a wild ride that inevitably ends in disaster.
After the irate mailman hands both the package and Garfield ("Both third class!") over to Jon, the latter vents his frustration at Garfield's behaviour, but he says he's still his cat and opens the package to reveal a gift for him: a personalised coffee mug. Garfield's delight turns into rage against his shoulder devil when the mug crumbles into pebbles thanks to the damage from being dropped, and he and his shoulder angel chase the shoulder devil into the sunset, leaving Jon more confused than ever - and sparking a visit from ''his'' shoulder devil and shoulder angel over whether or not to get rid of Garfield.
Jon reflects on Garfield's tendency toward mischief as he prepares to mow the lawn with his riding mower. Garfield's shoulder devil persuades him to tamper with the engine, but not before firing the shoulder angel off to Italy in a rocket when he returns from Mexico. The mower goes berserk, dragging Jon all over
After the irate mailman hands both the package and Garfield ("Both third class!") over to Jon, the latter vents his frustration at Garfield's behaviour, but he says he's still his cat and opens the package to reveal a gift for him: a personalised coffee mug. Garfield's delight turns into rage against his shoulder devil when the mug crumbles into pebbles thanks to the damage from being dropped, and he and his shoulder angel chase the shoulder devil into the sunset, leaving Jon more confused than ever - and sparking a visit from ''his'' shoulder devil and shoulder angel over whether or not to get rid of Garfield.
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* GoodAngelBadAngelGoodAngelBadAngel: The episode has Garfield being goaded into misbehaving by a shoulder devil and a shoulder angel telling him that he must obey Jon. At the end of the episode, Jon is shown to have his own angel and devil, with Devil Jon telling Jon to get rid of Garfield and Angel Jon telling Jon that he shouldn't get rid of Garfield.
* TakeThat: Garfield rhetorically asks his shoulder devil what happens to liars. Devil Garfield answers that liars report the weather on TV.
* TakeThat: Garfield rhetorically asks his shoulder devil what happens to liars. Devil Garfield answers that liars report the weather on TV.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The “wife” worm is seen knitting something, but this is impossible, considering the worms clearly do not have hands.
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* ShoutOut: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers giant robots]] or [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
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* ShoutOut: TakeThat: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers giant robots]] or [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
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* MythologyGag: Roy inflates Wade’s floaty, just like he did in a 1987 strip.
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* MythologyGag: The "lettuce leaf" to "Half a lettuce leaf" gag was used previously in ''A Garfield Thanksgiving'', but at that time Jon did it to Garfield. Here, Garfield does it to Jon as an [[ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine alternate-continuity form of payback]].
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* ADayInTheLimelight: For Booker.
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* ShoutOut: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[WesternAnimation/Transformers [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers giant robots]] or [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
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* ShoutOut: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[{{Transformers}} giant robots]] or [[TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
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* TheStoolPigeon: The talking scale rats Garfield out by telling Jon that Garfield tampered with it.
-->'''Garfield''': Ratfink scale!
-->'''Garfield''': Ratfink scale!
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Weighty Problem: Garfield tampers with a talking scale, making Jon think he is overweight, to which Jon makes Garfield exercise with him.
The Worm Turns: Orson is reading a book in his waller while wearing an inner tube. He gets out to greet the viewer by letting the air out of the tube, causing him to fly off into the distance. When he lands, he can’t find his air pump, but he ignores that and then goes to find Wade.
The Worm Turns: Orson is reading a book in his waller while wearing an inner tube. He gets out to greet the viewer by letting the air out of the tube, causing him to fly off into the distance. When he lands, he can’t find his air pump, but he ignores that and then goes to find Wade.
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Orson is reading a book in his waller while wearing an inner tube. He gets out to greet the viewer by letting the air out of the tube, causing him to fly off into the distance. When he lands, he can’t find his air pump, but he ignores that and then goes to find Wade.
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Good Cat, Bad Cat: Garfield is visited by his angelic Good side and devilish Bad side, battling over who gets to control his actions.
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Weighty Problem: Garfield tampers with a talking scale, making Jon think he is overweight, to which Jon makes Garfield exercise with him.
The Worm Turns: Orson is reading a book in his waller while wearing an inner tube. He gets out to greet the viewer by letting the air out of the tube, causing him to fly off into the distance. When he lands, he can’t find his air pump, but he ignores that and then goes to find Wade.
While Wade is sleeping under a tree, Roy sneaks up with Orson’s air pump and blows Wade’s inner tube up to an enormous size. When Wade wakes up, he concludes that he has shrunk, and he jumps out of the inner tube and runs off in a frenzy. Orson tells him that he hasn’t shrunk, but he doesn’t listen. After Roy reveals that he was playing a prank, Orson begins to explain Roy’s normal antics but is interrupted when the viewer suggests that Booker is worm hunting. Orson then explains why Booker doesn’t chase worms any more.
Booker is continually chasing worms and singing about how much he hates them and what he’ll do to a worm if he catches one. He then sets a rope trap for the worm, but the worm tricks him into getting caught in the trap himself, and eventually he is hanging in a tree calling for help. After a few hours, the worm comes back and cuts the rope, freeing Booker from the tree. He then grabs the worm and is seemingly about to eat it, but he kisses it instead.
Wade asks Orson if he thinks the friendship between Booker and the worm will last, and Orson assures him that it will. Booker then walks by singing about how much he likes the worm, but he soon starts to hate it again and chases after it.
Good Cat, Bad Cat: Garfield is visited by his angelic Good side and devilish Bad side, battling over who gets to control his actions.
!!Garfield's opening line contains examples of:
* ShoutOut: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[{{Transformers}} giant robots]] or [[TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
!!Weight Problem contains examples of:
* ChasedOffIntoTheSunset: Jon angrily chases after Garfield at the end of the episode, after learning that Garfield tampered with the talking scale into making him think that he needed to lose extra weight.
* DietEpisode: One of many in the series.
!!The Worm Turns contains examples of:
* AbsenteeActor: Bo and Lanolin don't appear, and Sheldon only appears in a flashback.
!!Good Cat, Bad Cat contains examples of:
* BigBallOfViolence: Between Garfield's good side and bad side.
* GoodAngelBadAngel
The Worm Turns: Orson is reading a book in his waller while wearing an inner tube. He gets out to greet the viewer by letting the air out of the tube, causing him to fly off into the distance. When he lands, he can’t find his air pump, but he ignores that and then goes to find Wade.
While Wade is sleeping under a tree, Roy sneaks up with Orson’s air pump and blows Wade’s inner tube up to an enormous size. When Wade wakes up, he concludes that he has shrunk, and he jumps out of the inner tube and runs off in a frenzy. Orson tells him that he hasn’t shrunk, but he doesn’t listen. After Roy reveals that he was playing a prank, Orson begins to explain Roy’s normal antics but is interrupted when the viewer suggests that Booker is worm hunting. Orson then explains why Booker doesn’t chase worms any more.
Booker is continually chasing worms and singing about how much he hates them and what he’ll do to a worm if he catches one. He then sets a rope trap for the worm, but the worm tricks him into getting caught in the trap himself, and eventually he is hanging in a tree calling for help. After a few hours, the worm comes back and cuts the rope, freeing Booker from the tree. He then grabs the worm and is seemingly about to eat it, but he kisses it instead.
Wade asks Orson if he thinks the friendship between Booker and the worm will last, and Orson assures him that it will. Booker then walks by singing about how much he likes the worm, but he soon starts to hate it again and chases after it.
Good Cat, Bad Cat: Garfield is visited by his angelic Good side and devilish Bad side, battling over who gets to control his actions.
!!Garfield's opening line contains examples of:
* ShoutOut: Garfield's line in this episode is "The Garfield Guarantee: No [[{{Transformers}} giant robots]] or [[TheSmurfs annoying little blue people]]."
!!Weight Problem contains examples of:
* ChasedOffIntoTheSunset: Jon angrily chases after Garfield at the end of the episode, after learning that Garfield tampered with the talking scale into making him think that he needed to lose extra weight.
* DietEpisode: One of many in the series.
!!The Worm Turns contains examples of:
* AbsenteeActor: Bo and Lanolin don't appear, and Sheldon only appears in a flashback.
!!Good Cat, Bad Cat contains examples of:
* BigBallOfViolence: Between Garfield's good side and bad side.
* GoodAngelBadAngel
