Air date: 10/23/93

The Floyd Story: Floyd's wife tells Floyd to demand that Garfield use him more often on the show. Meanwhile, Jon tries to find a way to get rid of his impossible aunt Prunella.
How Now, Stolen Cow: Orson didn't milk the cow because he was reading a spy novel. Roy decides to play a joke on him and he steals the cow. So, Orson is involve in a police investigation, together with Bo, to find the cow.
The Second Penelope Episode: A cat named Lorelei tries to steal Garfield from Penelope.

Date of Disaster/A Little Time Off/The Longest Doze

Air date: 11/6/93

Date of Disaster: Through a computer dating service, Jon meets Jean Arbinkle, who turns out to be the female equivalent of himself.
A Little Time Off: Orson believes that Lanolin is over worked so they try to give her some time off by fantasizing into books.
The Longest Doze: Garfield is determined to break the record of World's Longest Nap.

Stairway to Stardom/Return of the Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster/The Life and Times of the Lasagna Kid

Air date: 11/20/93

Stairway to Stardom: Garfield tells the story of how he used to be famous.
Return of the Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster: This time, the Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster returns to Orson's farm to hiding, because its creator, a mad scientist.
The Life and Times of the Lasagna Kid: A musical Western about a cat called Lasagna Kid (played by Garfield, of course). The story includes romance, action and above all...a lot of fun.

Magic Monsters and Manicotti/The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere's Duck/Unreal Estate

Air date: 11/20/93

Magic Monsters and Manicotti: Jon stayed up all night playing a wizard and dungeon game and forgot to make breakfast. While Garfield tries to get food ordered, Jon dreams himself as the game's hero, with an enchanted cat, on a journey to find the Bottomless Wallet.
The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere's Duck: After finding out that he wasn't written into the episode, Roy writes a new version of "Paul Revere" using the famous rider's duck.
Unreal Estate: on decides to buy a house in the mountain, by a real estate agent. Although the agent notices it, Jon ignores that the house is...bewitched.

Lost and Foundling/Winter Wonderland/Films and Felines

Air date: 12/4/93

Lost and Foundling: After Jon applies yet another collar and tag to Odie, he goes off hiding expecting Garfield to seek him. In the process he gets lost and picked up by a girl whose overworking and often neglectful father won't allow her a puppy, and puts him in her doll carriage passing him off as a toy.
Winter Wonderland: It's 10 degrees and Orson is in swimming Trunks? Orson is fantasizing that it's 110 degrees. The weasel's plan this week is to ruin everything for everybody.
Films and Felines: Garfield explains the history of movies from the invention of the moving picture to the invention of the video rental business.

The Garfield Musical/Mind Over Melvin/Madman Meets His Match

Air date: 12/4/93

Mind Over Melvin: An alien named Melvin has the power to read minds, and he gives Orson the same power. But there is more to the power than meets the eye.
Madman Meets His Match: Jon decides to go to Madman Murray's Store to shop. But there's competetion across the street.

Knights and Daze/Holiday Happening/Jailbird Jon

Air date: 12/18/93

Holiday Happening: On "Hit a duck in the face with a Lemon Mouragne Pie Day" Wade is outraged. When Roy overdoes it, Wade gets so upset he calls the senate to declare a new holiday, "Dump Mud on a Rooster Day"
Jailbird Jon: While showing prisoners how to draw cartoons, Jon is mistaken for a prisoner who has escaped from jail.