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The twelfth episode of the third season of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends''.
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* AlliterativeTitle: The '''Fel'''ine '''Fel'''on.
* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking:
** A dream sequence with an America's Most Wanted parody shows one of the criminals is wanted for burglary, stealing [[RunningGag the Klopman Diamond]], and using a small child as a bookmark. Then another is wanted for robbery, extortion, and doing the Pennsylvania Polka in Rhode Island.
** Garfield's own list of crimes is more like "Arson, jaywalking and murder", as it starts with stealing baked goods and moves on to him stealing "a kiss", "third base" (during an actual baseball game), "the spotlight", and even "a fleeting glance" before showing him stealing peoples' pants.
* BigEater: Garfield. In his nightmare, Jon wonders where he went wrong when Garfield turned to a life of crime, as he gave him enough food to feed Colorado for a year.
* CirclingBirdies: After Garfield falls out of a tree after deciding against eating the pie he took, pies spin around his head.
* GoofyPrintUnderwear: In Garfield's nightmare, when Garfield resorts to stealing people's pants, everyone is seen wearing polka-dot boxers.
* PieInTheFace: Garfield does this to Jon at the end of the episode when he finds out that the pie he gave him was a raisin pie.
* ShaggyDogStory: As it turns out, Jon had anticipated that Garfield would steal the pie he made for the charity benefit, so he made a second pie for Garfield to eat.
* SkewedPriorities: In Garfield's nightmare, when Jon denies the allegations that Garfield stole pants, because you can't eat pants.
* StickySituation: In Garfield's nightmare, Herman Post the mailman says that last year, Garfield poured a tube of superglue into his mail bag. When the announcer asks Herman if he ever got things unstuck, Herman holds up his hands, which have letters stuck to them, saying "We're working on it."
* StockYuck:
** In Garfield's nightmare, after Garfield gets arrested for stealing people's pants, he is served raisins as his meal.
** At the end of the episode, Jon gives Garfield a raisin pie, having anticipated that Garfield would have tried to steal the pie he made for the charity benefit.
* TakeThat: This episode starts with Garfield watching a crime show where the announcer states they're pursuing a particularly vile criminal. Garfield remarks that the criminal in question is [[{{Bowdlerize}} the guy who edits movies for television]].
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* AnchoviesAreAbhorrent: Wade is seen running in fear from an anchovy pizza.
* BigShutUp: After Orson gets rid of his old Farm Laws book, Roy penalizes him for doing so, to which everyone tells him "Roy, shut up!"
* CrazyPrepared: After Orson builds a jail cell to remind his friends to obey the laws of the farm, he makes Roy his deputy while he hikes in the forest. Roy asks Orson if he wear have a badge, but Orson tells him he doesn't have one. Roy tells him he does, and reveals he's been saving it for just such an occasion.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Had Orson or Roy bothered to check in the old "Farm Laws" book, to see if the laws were still valid (which they no longer were), everybody wouldn't have ended up in jail, waiting for someone to help them out of the cage. Especially, Orson should've checked since he knew that book was really old. [[LampshadeHanging They acknowledged that fact at the end]].
* DeathGlare: After Orson finds out that the book of farm laws is over 100 years old and its laws are no longer valid, he asks "Who started all this, anyway?" His friends then all glare angrily at him.
* DisguisedInDrag: Roy attempts to arrest Bo and Lanolin for arguing, but they run away from him and hide in some full-body pajamas hanging on a clothesline. He then decides to lure them out by disguising himself as Little Bo Peep.
* DownerEnding: This episode ends with everyone being stuck in jail, since nobody can get them out. [[NegativeContinuity Of course, they all get out of jail somehow to appear in the next episode]].
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Orson dips into this territory by wearing a black and white striped shirt after Roy arrests him.
* HeartBeatsOutOfChest: Roy does this when he sings about how he's going to enjoy his job as the Legal Eagle.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: After Roy arrests Orson, Orson reads the book of farm laws and Roy ends up arresting himself for [[BizarreTasteInFood putting ketchup on a peanut butter sandwich]], littering the farmyard with a stale lunch, and unlicensed use of a dustpan.
* MustacheVandalism: Roy does this to his own portrait during his song.
* NumberOfTheBeast: When (Deputy) Roy said to Wade, one of the rules to the "Farm Laws" book, "Impersonating a hubbard squash. That's a six hundred sixty six!"
* TinCanTelephone: When Roy arrests Bo, Lanolin, Booker, Sheldon, and even the Worm, Wade uses one of these to call Orson so he can stop Roy.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: Cactus Jake calls Garfield "Garfunkel" and "[[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981 Gargamel]]".
* CactusCushion: This episode has Cactus Jake reveal that the reason he has "Cactus" in front of his name is because his ancestor Cactus Jack was christened as such by the doctor who removed the prickles he got in his butt from landing on cacti.
* JokeOfTheButt: Cactus Jake explains why he has "Cactus" in front of his name, he remarks that the doctor who extracted the cactus prickles from the rear of his ancestor Cactus Jack got "a little behind" in his work.
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Jon bakes a pie for a charity bake sale and warns Garfield not to steal the pie which Garfield does anyway. Garfield manage to rush out and hide on top of the tree but the tree branch suddenly breaks and he falls down unconscious dreaming that he's in the TV show "Wanted: Bad Guys".
In this dream, the narrator tells the tale of how Garfield turns into a life of crime by stealing pies and later goes for other foods. Garfield then decides to get even more reckless by [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking stealing a kiss, spotlight, show and a glance.]] He soon to be a threat when he was stealing pants from every man he sees. Soon the elite police dresses up as lasagna to capture him and manages to catch him in the act. He was sentence to prison for a long time. Garfield [[TemptingFate ask what else could go wrong]] as soon the narrator continues that they're only serving him raisins.
Garfield screams and woke up from the nightmare and quickly returns the pie to Jon. Jon was surprise and amaze about Garfield's honestly. Jon actually baked two pies and give the second pie to Garfield as a reward. But Jon quickly changes his thinking of Garfield's honesty as Garfield throws the pie at him, knowing that it's actually raisin pie.
In this dream, the narrator tells the tale of how Garfield turns into a life of crime by stealing pies and later goes for other foods. Garfield then decides to get even more reckless by [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking stealing a kiss, spotlight, show and a glance.]] He soon to be a threat when he was stealing pants from every man he sees. Soon the elite police dresses up as lasagna to capture him and manages to catch him in the act. He was sentence to prison for a long time. Garfield [[TemptingFate ask what else could go wrong]] as soon the narrator continues that they're only serving him raisins.
Garfield screams and woke up from the nightmare and quickly returns the pie to Jon. Jon was surprise and amaze about Garfield's honestly. Jon actually baked two pies and give the second pie to Garfield as a reward. But Jon quickly changes his thinking of Garfield's honesty as Garfield throws the pie at him, knowing that it's actually raisin pie.
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Jon bakes a pie for a charity bake sale and warns Garfield not to steal the pie which pie, but Garfield does anyway. Garfield manage to rush out and hide on top of the tree a tree, but the tree branch suddenly breaks and he falls down unconscious unconscious, dreaming that he's in the TV show "Wanted: Bad Guys".
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When Orson finds a book of farm laws, he decides that he should have someone to make sure that these laws are kept. Orson asks Roy to help, but that was a bad thing to do. Things get way out of hand.
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Jon bakes a pie for a charity bake sale and warns Garfield not to steal the pie which Garfield does anyway. Garfield manage to rush out and hide on top of the tree but the tree branch suddenly breaks and he falls down unconscious dreaming that he's in the TV show "Wanted: Bad Guys".
In this dream, the narrator tells the tale of how Garfield turns into a life of crime by stealing pies and later goes for other foods. Garfield then decides to get even more reckless by [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking stealing a kiss, spotlight, show and a glance.]] He soon to be a threat when he was stealing pants from every man he sees. Soon the elite police dresses up as lasagna to capture him and manages to catch him in the act. He was sentence to prison for a long time. Garfield [[TemptingFate ask what else could go wrong]] as soon the narrator continues that they're only serving him raisins.
Garfield screams and woke up from the nightmare and quickly returns the pie to Jon. Jon was surprise and amaze about Garfield's honestly. Jon actually baked two pies and give the second pie to Garfield as a reward. But Jon quickly changes his thinking of Garfield's honesty as Garfield throws the pie at him, knowing that it's actually raisin pie.
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When Orson finds a book of farm laws, he decides that he should have someone to make sure that these laws are kept. Orson asks Roy to help, but that was a bad thing to do. Things get way out of hand.
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Cactus Jake tells Jon and Garfield the story of how he got to be known as Cactus Jake. The flashback sequence features Cactus Jake's Grandpa Jack and his sidekick (resembling Garfield) The Lasagna Kid.
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Jon bakes a pie for a charity bake sale and warns Garfield not to steal the pie which Garfield does anyway. Garfield manage to rush out and hide on top of the tree but the tree branch suddenly breaks and he falls down unconscious dreaming that he's in the TV show "Wanted: Bad Guys".
In this dream, the narrator tells the tale of how Garfield turns into a life of crime by stealing pies and later goes for other foods. Garfield then decides to get even more reckless by [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking stealing a kiss, spotlight, show and a glance.]] He soon to be a threat when he was stealing pants from every man he sees. Soon the elite police dresses up as lasagna to capture him and manages to catch him in the act. He was sentence to prison for a long time. Garfield [[TemptingFate ask what else could go wrong]] as soon the narrator continues that they're only serving him raisins.
Garfield screams and woke up from the nightmare and quickly returns the pie to Jon. Jon was surprise and amaze about Garfield's honestly. Jon actually baked two pies and give the second pie to Garfield as a reward. But Jon quickly changes his thinking of Garfield's honesty as Garfield throws the pie at him, knowing that it's actually raisin pie.
'''The Legal Eagle'''
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When Orson finds a book of farm laws, he decides that he should have someone to make sure that these laws are kept. Orson asks Roy to help, but that was a bad thing to do. Things get way out of hand.
'''The Cactus Saga'''
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Cactus Jake tells Jon and Garfield the story of how he got to be known as Cactus Jake. The flashback sequence features Cactus Jake's Grandpa Jack and his sidekick (resembling Garfield) The Lasagna Kid.
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