Programm von Pluto TV Animation

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This charming, witty animated series focuses on the ordinary lives of a middle class dentist and his foot doctor wife. Together, they tackle traumas as being burgled, going on a holiday and deciding whether or not having a child will ruin their lives.

Bob is concerned when he hears that his mother's best friend Pearl has passed on.

Feeling belittled by his family, Bob jumps at the chance to be the subject of a fly on the wall documentary.

At her clinic one-day, Margaret sees an old school chum, and invites her and her husband Matt to dinner.

When a patient dies of natural causes while in Bob's surgery, the local papers pick up the story?

When Bobs old friend Clive, (who is a real drunken slob), is dumped by his wife, Bob lets him stay for a few days despite Margaret's objections?

At a creepy chiropodist social night, Bob and Margaret encounter a couple who are rapturous about the new planned community where they now live.

Bob and Margaret arrive home from another boring evening out with dreary friends, to find that their dogs behaviour has taken a turn for the worse?

Margaret runs into a distant friend who asks her to have an Ann Summers-type party in her home.

Margaret enters a contest and wins the grand prize: a cycling tour of Holland!

Margaret gets her own local call-in radio show entitled My Foot Hurts. On the first day, nervous and short on callers, she mentions her favourite curry house on the air?

Garfield's morning nap is disturbed by Binky the Clown./Wade accidentally pulls the tag off a couch pillow./When Garfield gets the Hawaiian flue.

Garfield plays in an empty cardboard box./Orson's science fiction book inspires Roy to play a trick./Jon sends Garfield to a school for cats run by an ex-Marine.

Garfield has a nightmare where he grows into a gigantic cat, climbing tall buildings./Roy has his feelings hurt when he is called "Banana Nose."/Odie meets with a tough alley dog and two lady dogs.

Garfield and Odie watch a horror film./Orson decides to hatch Sheldon./Garfield has a sneezing attack.

Garfield decides to move away from home./Orson hypnotizes Wade./Garfield must rid the house of mice.

Garfield imitates dogs and mice./The gang plays "pig ball."/Garfield climbs a tree.

Garfield tampers with the new talking scale./Booker's hunt for worms comes to a stop./Garfield's good and bad side battle for control.

Garfield and Odie are snowbound in a cabin with no food./A monster circulates around the farm, Orson dons his "Power Pig" togs./Garfield dreams he changes places with Jon.

Garfield decides to win Jon a birthday present on a game show./When Orson's brothers come to torment him./Odie must remain outside a pet store.

When Jon goes to an all-night magic shop./Booker is irritated by his height./Garfield attempts to defeat the evil day, Monday.

Garfield and Nermal are the finalists in a big cat show./Roy invents a holiday./Garfield tries to lecture an audience about himself.

Garfield dons the disguise of "the Caped Avenger."/Wade's fear of flying comes full throttle./Jon decides to grow his own food.

Garfield loses his memory and becomes "nice."/Bo moves out of the house just as big storm hits./The worlds' greatest salesman shows up.

Garfield finds competition from a mangy stray./Roy's jokes become so intolerable, that Orson fires the rooster./Garfield buys a winning lottery ticket and becomes a millionaire.

Garfield sleeps for twenty years and awakens to a strange future./Roy convinces Wade that the "law of gravity" has been repealed./The arrival of homemade cookies signal a "cat and mouse" game.

Jon tries to getaway by going to New York only to find Garfield stowed-away in his suitcase./Sheldon gets mixed up with a turtle egg./Garfield tries to entertain Nermal by telling him a fairy tail.

Jon, Garfield and Odie spend the night in a spooky hotel./Orson tries to convince Wade that fortune cookies aren't accurate./On a hot summer day, Garfield brings out the Christmas decorations.

Jon mistakenly buys a man-eating fern./Orson tries to get a record player for Bo./Jon becomes a health and exercise nut.

Garfield lectures a group about a famous water voyage./Orson imagines himself a famous secret agent./Jon gives Garfield his "little black book" to hide.

Binky the Clown loses his show and gets a job fixing up Jon's house./The farm's talent show is disrupted when Orson's brothers show./Nermal thinks it is no longer the "world's cutest kitten."

When Garfield has an accident on the new satellite antennae, he ends up in the TV./Orson Can't get to sleep./Jon decides to learn karate.

Garfield sets out to con a con./After an especially cruel trick Orson decides to get even with Roy./Garfield is spotted by famed film director Fredericko Fettucini.

Jon and Garfield misadventures at a dude ranch./Orson imagines what Hogcules would do./Jon visits his cousin.

A mad scientist uses Odie as a model for a line of robot dogs./Aliens who have come to steal Earth's laughter./Garfield teases Nermal about giant mutant guppies.

Garfield inherits the cursed diamond./The farm folk decide to clean up the place, Orson's waller becomes a prime objective./While Jon hosts a lady friend on a rainy day.

Bob buys an inexpensive painting from the neighbours at a junk sale (mostly motivated by pity since these neighbours have fallen on hard times) and hangs it in his surgery to brighten things up?

When Bob and Margaret take a trip to New York, their flight is re-routed to Toronto due to a storm.

Bob and Margaret are mortified to discover that while they have been cooped up at Cookie and Melvin's house in Mississauga Ontario, their dogs have been left unattended by Penny, Bob's unreliable receptionist.

Bob and Margaret have made the big move to Canada.

Bob gets conned into buying a cemetery plot for Margaret as a surprise 15th wedding anniversary gift.

Cookie and Melvin invite Bob and Margaret to the wedding of their goddaughter, Tiffany.

Bob gets cajoled into joining his office softball team.

Margaret accidentally picks up her neighbour's photos at the pharmacy.

Bob and Margaret join a book club in the hopes of expanding their tiny social horizon.

A film crew sets up shop on Bob and Margaret's street, giving them a small and unsavory taste of fame and fortune.

Bob and Margaret get invited up to the cottage of Dr. Yoselheiffer, President of the Canadian Council of Dentists.

Bob and Margaret have put it off for too long. They need to get their Canadian drivers' licenses.

Bob and Margaret go cross-border shopping in the United States.

Margaret gets a new hairstyle but Bob doesn't even notice.

Bob and Margaret have near-death experience when Bob nearly crashes their car.

Margaret gets called to Jury Duty but Bob has planned a holiday for them and begs her to get herself excused.

Bob attends a personal finance seminar to help him get his hopeless financial house in order.

Margaret is nominated for the Golden Arch Support award for outstanding service in the field of footcare.

Bobs mother is coming all the way from England to visit him.

Bob decides to donate his sperm to a local sperm bank.

Margaret finds herself inadvertently running for City Council when the candidate she is supporting drops out of the race.

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