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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.

The Buddy Bears help Garfield clean the house./Orson and the gang do an performance of "Taming of the Shrew."/Garfield hosts a TV debate.

Garfield tells the story of a King who is given his weight in gold every year./Orson dreams he's in Ben Hog's chariot race./Jon's car breaks down in the desert.

Garfield imagines he's a cunning Dr. Watson./As Orson looks through his books./Cactus Jake suggest that Jon try dating Cactus Jackie.

Garfield tells the story about Odielocks, and the three bears./Orson wishes he had a time machine./When Garfield breaks his bed, Jon buys a new one.

Jon tries to sell a story about vampire and his cat./Roy holds a phone-in contest./Garfield won't chase mice.

Garfield steals a pie./When Orson discovers a book of rules./How the Cactu family got their nick-name.

Jon becomes a D.J./The super fpy, Double-O-Orson returns./Jon bets Garfield that he can't go five minutes without eating.

Jon, Garfield and Odie head to the Wonder World amusement park./Roy and Orson's brothers scheme to get the big award./Garfield shows some of his favorite exercises.

Jon goes river rafting./Orson gets caught up in his book on the bandit of Sherwood./Jon's magic act runs into trouble.

Garfield tells Odie to stay in one spot./During a croquet game Orson finds a large hole./Garfield hosts a special, on KAT TV.

Garfield addresses viewers comments./Orson drills a well for water./Jon follows the advice of a Wise man.

Garfield writes his own script for the show./The weasel convinces Roy to suggest an election./Jon visits his cousin Berferd.

Garfield dreams of being pioneers in outer space./Roy gets a watch for his birthday./Jon's attempt to break a habit by listening to a record in his sleep.

Two mice critics review a documentary./Wade is mistakenly hypnotized to turn into a monster./The network insists that Nermal tell a story.

Garfield tricks Odie into thinking he's a cow./Roys agent get him a new job on the Buddy Bear's show./An angel tries to stop Garfield from being mean to Odie.

Garfield discovers a plot by washing machines to conquer the world. Roy opens a fast food restaurant.

Jon gets a speeding ticket but Garfield suspects foul play. Wade tries some imagining of his own.

Jon buys a jewel from a phony Swami. Garfield offers the viewers a chance to make story choices with disastrous results.

Garfield is bitten by the video game bug. Orson dreams he’s double-Oh Orson again.

Garfield accidentally brings a baby home from the grocery store. Orson makes up a story to entertain the chicks.

Dr. Bean tries again to use Odie as the basis for robot dogs. Orson dreams he’s Power Pig.

Jon buys a new TV from Madam Murray. Wade suggests the Roy Rooster Fan Club be changed to the Wade Duck fan club.

Garfield’s and Odie’s minds are switched. Orson tries to read Cinderella.

Garfield gets free pizza. Jon’s new car falls in love with him.

Jon tries to sell Garfield as a cartoon series. The vegetables Wade is guarding disappear.

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.

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.

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