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The seventh episode of the fifth season of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends''.
'''[[CouchGag Post-Opening Sequence Line]]''': "The only cartoon show that comes with a double-your-money-back guarantee!"
'''[[CouchGag Post-Opening Sequence Line]]''': "The only cartoon show that comes with a double-your-money-back guarantee!"
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Parodied. The episode is implied to focus on Bo, but it's actually putting a lot of pressure to fill in for everybody when the rest of the cast is kidnapped by Orson's Brothers. And there is still much screen time given to everyone else.
* BlameGame: Orson's Brothers play this over Bo. They start arguing, but (sort of) agree to just go back and get him.
* BlameGame: Orson's Brothers play this over Bo. They start arguing, but (sort of) agree to just go back and get him.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Parodied. The episode is implied to focus on For Bo, but and it's actually putting heavily lampshaded since he hasn't had a lot of pressure to fill in for everybody when the rest of the cast is kidnapped by Orson's Brothers. And there is still much screen time given to everyone else.solo episode before.
* BlameGame: Orson's Brothers play this overBo. them neglecting to kidnap Bo (who ironically was ''very'' easy to capture in previous episodes). They start arguing, but (sort of) (begrudgingly) agree to just go back and get him.
* BlameGame: Orson's Brothers play this over
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!!''The Kitty Council'' provides examples of:
!!''The Bo Show'' provides examples of:
* ADayInTheLimelight: Parodied. The episode is implied to focus on Bo, but it's actually putting a lot of pressure to fill in for everybody when the rest of the cast is kidnapped by Orson's Brothers. And there is still much screen time given to everyone else.
* BlameGame: Orson's Brothers play this over Bo. They start arguing, but (sort of) agree to just go back and get him.
-->'''Mort''': Holds it you guys! Let's just forget whose fault it was!\\
'''Wart''': Even though it was yours.\\
'''Mort''': And just GO BACK AND GET HIM! (''runs back to the farm'')\\
'''Gort''': Right.\\
'''Wart''': But it WAS your fault!\\
'''Mort''': It was YOUR fault.\\
'''Wart''': YOURS!
* GenderIsNoObject: This is the first episode where Lanolin fell victim to Orson's Brothers, and this show has already went into its ''fifth'' season. In previous episodes, she was absent or only shown interacting with them in a StoryWithinAStory (The Ugly Duckling).
!!''Bad Neighbor Policy'' provides examples of:
!!''The Bo Show'' provides examples of:
* ADayInTheLimelight: Parodied. The episode is implied to focus on Bo, but it's actually putting a lot of pressure to fill in for everybody when the rest of the cast is kidnapped by Orson's Brothers. And there is still much screen time given to everyone else.
* BlameGame: Orson's Brothers play this over Bo. They start arguing, but (sort of) agree to just go back and get him.
-->'''Mort''': Holds it you guys! Let's just forget whose fault it was!\\
'''Wart''': Even though it was yours.\\
'''Mort''': And just GO BACK AND GET HIM! (''runs back to the farm'')\\
'''Gort''': Right.\\
'''Wart''': But it WAS your fault!\\
'''Mort''': It was YOUR fault.\\
'''Wart''': YOURS!
* GenderIsNoObject: This is the first episode where Lanolin fell victim to Orson's Brothers, and this show has already went into its ''fifth'' season. In previous episodes, she was absent or only shown interacting with them in a StoryWithinAStory (The Ugly Duckling).
!!''Bad Neighbor Policy'' provides examples of:
