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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.

Bob inadvertently saves the life of a suicidal man who then decides to become Bob's best friend.

When an efficiency expert comes to assess the Inner City Dental Clinic, Bob gets side shifted out of a job.

When Bob and Margaret have a fender-bender with a local mobster, they accidentally turn him into the police.

When Jon is set-up for humiliation by a dating game TV show, Garfield comes to the rescue.

Garfield tells Odie about the stage team of Jackie and his cat Buddy.

After falling asleep while playing a board game, Jon dreams he and Garfield are in it.

While playing hide and seek, Odie gets found by a rich girl who wants a puppy.

Penelope falls for a hipper cat until Garfield learns to rock and roll.

To impress a girl, Jon takes her to see a dangerous game show.

Garfield and Penelope imagine what it would be like to be married.

Nermal wishes upon a star that Garfield could switch places with him.

In Frontier America, Jonny Ragweedseed and his cat make sure that ragweed will cover the land.

Ichabod Cricket shows up to be Garfield’s conscience, and everything backfires.

Garfield goes to the Lamaar School of Cats. Roy Rooster learns the art of doublespeak.

Garfield wins the hand of a Princess for Jon. Wade decides to shell himself up.

Heather keeps leading Jon on, while only wanting Garfield for herself.

Penelope is back singing why she loves Garfield. Aloyisius Pig is back trying to cut the budget of the show.

Myron the Mouse tries to goad Garfield into chasing him. Edward R. Furrow is back psychoanalyzing the weasel and Orson.

Garfield sits on Jon’s book and refuses to get up. Garfield thwarts a bank robbery.

Jon’s niece has to be retrieved by Garfield and Odie. Garfield gets confidence from a motivational speaker.

Irwin the Mouse wants to be cast and Garfield lets him be one. Wade visits the Sage on a mountain to see how to overcome his fears.

Garfield and Jon try to help out a sultan. Orson’s imagination takes Wade and Roy on an out-of-this-world experience.

Jon’s new next-door neighbor is a cat hater and Garfield has to find out why. All of the farmyards are caught in a repeating cycle of zany bits.

Garfield and Odie go sailing on Jon’s new boat and a shark shows up. Michael can’t scare anyone until he enters the farmyard.

Jon gets to meet Vivacia, the TV horror show hostess of his dreams. Wade Duck is caught in a 60-minute style interview.

The ancestor of one of the most hungry pirates sets sail. Philo is back to help give motivational speeches to the weasel and Wade.

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.

Bob joins his male colleagues on a canoe trip to a provincial park.

Bob and Margaret thought they knew everything about their next door neighbours, until Joyce and Trevor introduce them to their grown son, Gary.

Bob and Margaret experience a truly Canadian Christmas.

While Bob and Margaret are sleeping, the local criminals, Beany and Boney clear their house - TV, video, microwave and electric toothbrush all go.

Bob and Margaret decide they need to get fit.

Bob's business is booming, and when Margaret chips a tooth Bob tells Margaret that he is unable to give her an appointment for sometime.

Bob and Margaret find themselves at loose ends one evening when, to their dismay, they find that there is absolutely nothing to watch on TV.

Bob and Margaret, concerned at the amount they are spending in take away food and expensive local food shops, decide on an expedition to the Super Save Shopatropolis in Croydon.

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's brother Peter is a successful chef who has a cooking show producing in India.

Bob and Margaret have been invited to Neil and Moira's for dinner, or so they think.

While listening to the radio, Bob observes his charmless young assistant Penny, inspiring him to recite odes about youth and innocence.

The time for the annual dental convention has come. Bob is not keen on going when he sees that a colleague from his student days, Bernard Wiggins, a "loud mouthed big shot", is a featured speaker.

Margaret fears that her relationship with Bob is getting stale after they have a petty argument.

It's Halloween. It is also Bob father's birthday and his mother wants to celebrate by visiting his grave. Bob is not comfortable with this and tries to get out of it.

In this story of neighbourhood social angst, Bob is having a complex burglar alarm installed by Graham, a sad, lonely man whose confidence is lifted immeasurably by this rare sale to Bob.

When Margaret forgets to pay for some sprinkles at the local cake shop, she is hauled in as a shoplifter.

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?

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