You! You're not Sylvia! You're one of those Kung Fu Creatures on the Rampage... 2! Explanation A line of dialogue from a movie Garfield watches in "Video Airlines".
People who sing like that should be dragged out into the street and shot.Explanation Garfield says this in reaction to Binky's birthday song in "Peace and Quiet".
The Klopman Diamond. Explanation A running gag on the show, first mentioned in "Wanted: Wade".
* SPLUT!* Explanation A running gag in both segments of the show was that various characters would be hit with cream pies.
I'm Nermal, the world's cutest kitty cat! Explanation Nermal's catchphrase.
Shut up or I'll mail you to Abu Dhabi! Explanation How Garfield usually responds to this
"Abu Dhabi, it's far away, Abi Dhabi, that's where you'll stay ..." Explanation A song from "First Class Feline".
"Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday, Whoop-de-doo, whoop de doo..." Explanation Binky the Clown's birthday song from "Peace and Quiet".
"Hey, wait a minute!"Explanation From "Cabin Fever", while Garfield plays a game of Checkers against himself while waiting for Jon to return from shopping. This one shows up a lot in YouTube Poop, especially those otherwise unrelated to Garfield.
"Garfield, there's a mouse in the house!" "Let me sleep!" Explanation A musical number from the Garfield segment "Rodent Rampage" that's fondly remembered by many fans of the show.
"Oh, we're the ants who ruin your dinner!" Explanation Perhaps the show's most popular song, from the musical episode "The Picnic Panic".
The title card of "Binky Gets Cancelled!". Explanation A Twitter post of this with the text "Damn, what did he tweet?" (a reference to Roseanne being cancelled after Roseanne Barr posted an offensive tweet) became popular in April 2019.
"Odie, this is the worst place I could possibly be! [Odie changes the channel] Correction, this is the worst place I could possibly be." Explanation A line from The Lasagna Zone where the scene of the second channel is edited to be whatever the author wants to make fun of, such as a real-life Wretched Hive, an infamous scene from a movie or TV show, or just whatever the moment calls for.
"I was wrong... this is worse!"Explanation From "The Automated, Animated Adventure", after Garfield turns into a Bart-esque cat when complaining about how the computer redrew him.
Huh. I wonder who that's for. Explanation An image of Garfield looking with a serene expression at a sign banning him, with a fake caption implying he's either ignoring it or doesn't understand it. (In the original context he definitely knew what it meant.) Used in similar ways to the "If those kids could read, they'd be very upset" meme; to imply that the other party is either being willfully ignorant or stupid.
"Today, Garfield, we're going to eat nothing but raisins!" Explanation From "Day of Doom", after Garfield learns that Monday has fallen. Due to Garfield's aversion to raisins being conceived as a simple recurring joke, it's easy to twist this into a darker take where Jon is trying to poison Garfield.
U.S. Acres
Denying the existence of U.S. Acres on any Garfield-related topic. Explanation Because a majority of people hated the U.S. Acres segments of the show and never got to see the newer funnier episodes, many people will try to claim that it doesn't exist at all or that the person who made the post is thinking of the wrong show.
Help! Oh, HEEELLLLPP!!!! Explanation Wade Duck's catchphrase, usually said when Roy tricks him into being scared.
Anything related to Aloysius Pig tends to become a meme. His memetic status increased after Kevin Meaney, his voice actor, died. Here are some examples:
"A meme? That's not right! That's over 9000 demerits for you!" Explanation In the US Acres episode Temp Trouble, Aloysius gives out demerits for random reasons.
Fans making up their own scenarios in which the U.S. Acres gang tries to do something, but get interrupted when Aloysius does his "that's not right!" gig. Explanation These commonly appear on the comments of uploads of Aloysius episodes, mainly Kiddie Korner. One of the most popular ones involves Lanolin singing Old King Cole, only for Aloysius to object to him calling for his pipe because it would teach kids to smoke.
"This is a cartoon show, NOT Masterpiece Theater! Strike the set!" Explanation Aloysius says this upon hearing that Orson's doing a play of Doctor Zhivago in "Kiddie Korner".
"So is beating up people who work for...DA DUM! The Network!" Explanation Roy says this in "Kiddie Korner" after Aloysius says that Georgie Porgie has anti-social behavior while threatening to fight Aloysius.
"There once was a pig named Aloysius..." Explanation The "wholesome nursery rhyme" Aloysius gets tricked into singing at the end of Kiddie Korner.
"I FIRED THE (PERSON)!" Explanation In "The Discount of Monte Cristo", Aloysius fires people for being "too expensive". Many people quoted this in the comments of the episode.
Aloysius' "Robinson Crusoe" fantasy. Explanation When fans discuss "The Discount of Monte Cristo", the ending, in which Aloysius is tricked into being stranded on a desert island, is often brought up because it was the one time when people felt sorry for Aloysius.
"Couldn't you just send out for a PIZZA?" Explanation Aloysius isn't impressed when the two villains in The Count of Monte Cristo eat French food due to it being expensive, and suggests this to them. People often quote this exchange when discussing "The Discount of Monte Cristo" since it's a true statement.
Aloysius staring at the viewers as Orson looks angry◊. Explanation Another scene from this episode in which Aloysius doesn't understand why an orchestra should be hired. This is one of the most popular images to use for Aloysius.
Aloysius holding a large piece of paper◊. Explanation A meme template edited from the scene in "This Discount of Monte Cristo" in which Aloysius shows Orson, Roy and Wade a picture of the artists who animate the show.
"How often in the past have I proven untrustworthy?" "I don't know. What show number is this?" Explanation A Breaking the Fourth Wall conversation had between Roy and Wade in the US Acres episode "Temp Trouble". People often quote this exchange in the comments of the episode.
"What do you mean this is the only show you could get me on? Isn't Hanna-Barbera casting? What about cable? I heard they're doing a funny version of Ren & Stimpy."Explanation When this clip from "The Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster" was uploaded to Twitter, many fans who had only seen the earlier U.S. Acres cartoons couldn't believe that the show got funnier as time went on.
This image of Wade Duck◊ from "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Alpha Centauri". Explanation Wade does this pose when seeing Orson's brothers disguised as "scare ducks". The screenshot became popular after it was featured on the Garf Gab Twitter page, but edited with a human's face replacing Wade's.
An image from "Wanted: Wade" in which Wade hugs Orson. Explanation Wade gets paranoid about being arrested for tearing a label from Orson's couch and hugs him. This meme was spurred by a Garf Gab episode pointing out Wade's butthole being visible during this scene.
"What Harm Can It Do?", the episode's song, has also become a meme because of the animation looking trippy and the background music being a cool rock song.
"HEY ORSON! IS THIS YOUR PAPER HERE UNDER THE SOFA?" Explanation What Wade says before pulling the law label from Orson's sofa. The pose he does is a very common image to post of Wade. The line itself is also quoted a lot when the episode is discussed.
Roy in his underwear.◊ Explanation A scene from "Fine Feathered Funnyman" where Roy forgets his pants when wearing a fancy outfit is a recurring gag on Garf Gab's Twitter. It first showed up as a comparison to a Garfield comic where the same thing happens to Jon, and has appeared several more times since then.
Proud Wife Of A U.S. Acres◊ Explanation Someone showed this edit of a "Proud Wife Of A U.S. Veteran" image on various Garf Gab posts, with the first appearance being a response to the first usage of the "Roy in his underwear" image.
Anything related to "The Bunny Rabbits Is Coming". Explanation Because this episode is focused on a mysterious letter with improper grammar, many fans tend to quote it because of how hilarious it is.
"You can't play a joke on me, I'll smell a rat, because the Prankster Gangster never falls for that!" Explanation Many people use the nickname in this verse from the song "I Gotcha!", "Prankster Gangster", as a nickname for Roy.