r/garfield

Opinions about Orson's Farm? i read they were based on the US Acres comic strip, from the same creator of Garfield, but i read it was not nearly as succesful as that. And i heard a lot of people weren't fond of these segments from the classic Garfield tv show (myself included)

Opinions about Orson's Farm? i read they were based on the US Acres comic strip, from the same creator of Garfield, but i read it was not nearly as succesful as that. And i heard a lot of people weren't fond of these segments from the classic Garfield tv show (myself included)

u/OkPrize6426 — 1 day ago

Do y'all have any glup shitto Garfield characters? I'll go first:

Mrs. Cauldron from TGS is in like 5 episodes tops and hasn't been seen or mentioned since the show ended (though that may have something to do with the fact that her voice actress is unfortunately no longer with us), but every appearance she makes tends to boosts the episode's quality thanks to her kindly nature and June Foray's deliveries as her.

Fun fact: Foray was nominated for - and won - her only competitive Emmy for appearing on this show (Emmys for cartoon voices were a relatively recent addition at the time). The character she voiced, Cauldron herself, had only made a single appearance at the time she'd won the award. According to June herself, and a few other people involved with the Emmy Awards, part of the reason why she had gone unrecognized is because she's so legendary that many insiders assumed she had already won several times. There was a lot of shock when it was realized she had never even been nominated prior to her win (though for a large part of her career and overall life, there wasn't an Emmy category for voice acting; the next year, she won an honorary award). Many see the Emmy win as a "career award". That may well make her the record-holder for the oldest Emmy nominee in any category. This caused series head writer and producer Mark Evanier to remark: "In case anyone's wondering what you have to do to get nominated for an Emmy, it's simple: Just be the absolute best at what you do for around seventy years."

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Have any of you watched every episode from either (or both) of these shows?

I'm asking because these shows total a absolute crap-ton of content, totaling a whopping 228 episodes (121 in G&F and 107 in TGS), so watching everything either of them have to offer should take ungodly long

u/Turbulent_League9668 — 2 days ago

weird garfield clock

I had this thing forever and for the love of me I can't find anything about it online, on the bottom it just says "happy, lovely" please help

u/Kapsz — 3 days ago

What is the best Garfield Kart game?

I want to try one of these, but I don't know where to start

u/GreenEnvy26 — 4 days ago