Garfield und seine Freunde Trivia Quiz

Answer: Harold

Orson's brothers threatened Orson, the host and namesake of the Orson Awards, with violence if they didn't win an award during the ceremony. Fortunately for Orson, Roy tied him up before the final award was announced and disguised himself as Orson, giving the final award to himself. Orson's brothers beat him up instead.

Answer: Union Pacific

Wanting sleep, Garfield agreed to throw the stick for Odie...ONCE. Unfortunately, that one throw landed the stick in a milk bottle being picked up by the milkman. Odie's journey to retrieve the stick took him to the milk bottling plant, onto a speeding train, and into the home of a family of gophers.

After realizing the gophers needed it more than he did, Odie left the stick behind and returned home to a disappointed Garfield.

Answer: The sit diet

Basically, if you can sit in an equal portion, you can eat whatever food you want. This is based on the principle that the foods with the most calories tend to be the squishiest and slimiest.

Answer: The television

When Garfield was able to sleep on a bed of straw, the guru realized that he must truly be at inner peace and decided to study Garfield's life to improve his own. This resulted in the maharishi advising his students to eat dessert, sleep all day, and kick small puppies off tables.

Answer: The television was on the wrong channel

There were hundreds of intentional (and extremely obvious) mistakes in this episode, but Garfield found only three. The writers and animators certainly had a lot of fun making this one.

Answer: Roy as the King of Hearts

During a game of croquet, Lanolin hit Orson's ball a few miles off the croquet court. After finding his ball, Orson was too tired to hit it back, so he took a brief nap, imagining himself as the main character in the story of Alice in Wonderland. His dream gave him the idea to hit his ball into the river and dig an irrigation ditch to transport it straight to the stake, allowing him to win the game.

Roy played the Mad Rooster. Bo was the King of Hearts.

Answer: A redheaded pterodactyl Elvis impersonator

When the rabbit from Jon's magic act ran away, Jon put Garfield in a bunny suit instead. While Odie tried to find the missing rabbit, Garfield refused to do the show and also ran away. In the end, however, Garfield had a change of heart and returned to the hat to be pulled out by Jon for the grand finale of his act.

Answer: Lasagna Fingers

After Jon told Garfield to stay away from his pie, Garfield stole it anyway. However, falling out of a tree combined with the recent watching of an episode of "Wanted: Bad Guys" caused him to go into a dream sequence in which he imagined himself as a hardened criminal.

The idea of a jail that served nothing but raisins horrified him so much that he gave the pie back to Jon. Fortunately, Jon made another pie in preparation for Garfield's imminent theft, and, as a reward for giving the pie back, he gave Garfield the other pie.

Answer: A kleptomaniac salmon

As it turned out, a mysterious underground-dwelling creature was the one who was stealing the water, having been disturbed by Orson's attempts to dig a well during a drought. Because Orson and the gang showed kindness to the creature where Orson's brothers did not, it gave them access to the vast supply of water that it had access to beneath the earth, ending the drought.

Answer: All Dogs Go to Video

This was an obvious jab at Don Bluth's popular animated film, "All Dogs Go to Heaven", which came out the year before this episode. As such, the movie was probably still fresh in the mind of the show's young viewing audience.