Garfield ed i Suoi Amici Trivia Quiz

Answer: Lover from Mars

After Garfield turned the house into a pigsty (though not literally), Jon threatened him with the vaguely menacing "or else" if he didn't clean the house by the time Jon got back from his movie. When the Buddy Bears showed up at his house, Garfield had the brilliant idea to coerce them into cleaning the house for him.

Unfortunately, their version of "clean" involved getting rid of all the food, and, in throwing the Buddy Bears out, Garfield inadvertently re-destroyed the house. Jon was not happy.

Answer: I Want to Hold Your Pancreas

When Jon became that most horrifying of individuals (a disc jockey), this was one of the songs he played. He also played "Don't Evict Me from Your Heart" by Vinnie and the Landlords.

"Medical Love Song" is a Monty Python song and is not anything close to appropriate for a children's show.

Answer: A division problem

A long division problem, to be more specific. When Orson wanted all of his friends to perform a Shakespearean play, Roy was pleased that at least he wasn't repeating the aforementioned party.

Answer: Buchanan

Buchanan was a Russian lab cat who was, as all of Garfield's relatives seem to be, the spitting image of his great-nephew. After extensive stress training and nearly sending the head scientist of the program into space alone, things seemed to be going well for Buchanan.

Unfortunately, he didn't know how to read, and he mistook the launch button for the "lunch" button, inadvertently shooting himself to the moon.

Answer: Clarion

In "Secrets of the Animated Cartoon", Orson demonstrated to Wade various amusing reactions, including the take, the double take, and the spit take. Orson's favorite, however, was the extreme delayed reaction, which was demonstrated by telling Bo about invading aliens in the summer and watching him not react until winter.

Answer: A ham

The department store had a large selection of pet beds, but the only one Garfield liked was a super-expensive ultra-deluxe four-poster claw-foot bed. Jon caved in and bought it, but once they got it home, Garfield fell asleep in the cardboard box it came in. Jon decided to sleep in the cat bed himself. After all, he didn't want it to go to waste!

Answer: A banana

Jon bet Garfield that he couldn't go five minutes without eating, as measured by his kitchen timer (and a countdown clock in the top left corner of the screen). Though literally every restaurant and food cart (and even the Buddy Bears) seemed to be giving away free food that day, Garfield managed to go without eating for the full five minutes.

As an added bonus, for losing the bet, Jon became a can-can dancer, which is a mental image exactly as horrifying as you'd imagine.

Answer: Too much ricotta

To entertain himself, Garfield decided to read Odie a story (with some minor alterations). As Garfield got to the parts in the story about Odielocks eating the cats' lasagna and sleeping in the Baby Cat's bed, Odie did the same with Garfield's stuff. When Garfield discovered this, he commented that Odie might not be as dumb as he looks.

Answer: rubber

After leaving Papa Plastique's bistro, Garfield found Mama Manicotti's restaurant, which served the most delicious food Garfield had ever experienced in his entire life. As it turned out, however, Papa Plastique was looking to buy Mama Manicotti's place, which didn't have much of a customer base. Even though Plastique hired a private investigator to steal Mama's recipes, he was unable to successfully replicate her dishes, and Papa Plastique paid Mama $10,000.

Answer: Homer's

After Garfield ran out of snow cones, he and Odie wandered away from the car, encountering various mirages in the sunshine and blistering heat, including a swimming pool, an amusement park, and an ice cream parlor. After the tow truck driver fixed the tire, he and his truck disappeared, revealing himself to be naught more than a mirage.