Garfield and Friends/Recap/S1/E01 Peace And Quiet Wanted Wade Garfield Goes Hawaiian

Peace and Quiet: Garfield spends the whole night watching a documentary, so when he tries to get some rest when Jon and Odie are out shopping, annoyingly Binky the Clown shows up, trying to give a birthday message to someone who doesn't live at that house.

Wanted: Wade: Roy wakes up at sunrise one morning, and instead of crowing to wake everyone else up, he instead puts on a CD of rooster crows over the loudspeaker and goes back to sleep. Meanwhile, Wade comes across Orson reading on a sofa. Orson begins to tell him about his book but becomes irritated by the constant rooster crowing, so he goes to put a stop to it. After he leaves, Wade notices a slip of paper hanging out from under the sofa. He pulls it out and discovers it is a service tag; he then thinks he is going to be arrested because he removed it.

Wade tries to put it out of his mind by raking the leaves, but then he decides he will sew the tag back on. He runs to do so but quickly gets knocked unconscious by the rake, and then he has a dream that he is indeed sent to prison. He eventually wakes up with the intention to still sew the tag back on.

Orson wakes Roy up and tells him to turn the CD off because there is a squad car outside, which Orson infers that the neighbors called over. Just as Wade is convinced that the police won’t come after him after all, he comes across the squad car and gets frantic. Roy can’t get his stereo turned off, but Wade remedies that by running in a scared frenzy and crashing into it. He tells Orson and Roy about his problem, and they both think Wade has nothing to worry about until they hear someone in a megaphone telling them to come out with their hands up; they instead run away frightened. The person with the megaphone turns out to be Booker playing a joke (although Sheldon doesn’t find it funny).

Garfield Goes Hawaiian: Garfield catches a rare cat disease which makes him dance whenever someone mentions anything to do with Hawaii. However, things go wrong when Jon tries to make money using the disease symptoms.

Peace and Quiet contains examples of (YMMV):

 * Dripping Disturbance: Garfield is annoyed by a dripping faucet while trying to get some rest.
 * Establishing Character Moment: Argubly for Binky.
 * Happy Birthday to You: Binky has a memetic Happy Birthday song.
 * Monster Clown: Binky.
 * Pilot

Wanted: Wade contains examples of:

 * Absentee Actor: Bo and Lanolin appear but do not speak.
 * And That's Terrible / What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?: Tearing a tag off a pillow is so bad a crime it even gets two hardened robbers of banks and gas stations to grab the bars of the cell and want out when Wade admits his "crime" to them.
 * Wade sees a police car on the farm and gets him into his panic. When Orson tries to convince Wade he won't go to jail for it, a voice tells them and Roy "We know you're in there, come out with your Hands Up! We have you surrounded!" The three adults run for it.
 * Joker Jury: Wade the duck actually starts thinking that he was a criminal after removing a tag on Orson Pig's chair. He then starts to have a nightmare where he is actually put on trial where Orson is the judge presiding over said trial and sentencing him to 9999 years in prison after declaring him guilty.
 * Mattress Tag Gag
 * Rake Take: Happens to Wade.

Garfield Goes Hawaiian contains examples of:

 * Hypno Fool: While not being actual hypnosis, Garfield's Hawaiian cat flu causes him to dance the hula or do something Hawaiian whenever someone mentions something Hawaiian.
 * Pun-Based Title: A reference to Gidget Goes Hawaiian, a movie from The Sixties.