I randomly thought of this whole pulling something old from the back of the fridge, this morning, and now I'm here. Haven't seen this since I was, line, 10... I'm 38 now. This is what adulthood is, kids.
Anyone who reads the regular strip knows things like that grow in Jon's fridge all the time because...we're bachelors, says Garfield. It's a regular running gag. No wonder the police developed the refrigerator SWAT team. Everyone in the neighbourhood knows "the guy with the cat".
Yup. One time a salad slapped Garfield until his face swelled up. Another time the leftovers best Jon so badly the comic can only show his legs sticking out of the fridge it was so graphic.
Scott Hayes Well, technically it was a creature... That lived in the refrigerator... Behind the mayonnaise... Next to the ketchup... And to the left of the coleslaw.
Something new for dinner eh? I know how those animals feel, I'm a bit of a picky eater myself, good thing Jon found it equally bad and learned his lesson.
I really liked the episode, but as much as I understand the monster is more or less a metaphor for smell, I don't really understand how baking soda does anything about it...
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Got to love it when John asks him if he's some kind of specialist and the chief says no he's just the dumbest guy on the force
James Little #Expendible #RedShirt
"While Jon's reciting his vowels, I'm going to get a piece of watermelon." 😂😂
The problem with saving food because no one wants to eat it is that no one ever wants to eat it.
One of my favorite episodes. LOL.
I like Garfield’s tales of scary stuff
Garfield was right. When food gets real old, it can turn mean.
When food goes it can become So bad that it turns evil!
Ooooh, to the LEFT of the coleslaw!
Several hours later...
Behind the mayonnaise
I love watching Garfield
I randomly thought of this whole pulling something old from the back of the fridge, this morning, and now I'm here.
Haven't seen this since I was, line, 10... I'm 38 now. This is what adulthood is, kids.
Anyone who reads the regular strip knows things like that grow in Jon's fridge all the time because...we're bachelors, says Garfield. It's a regular running gag. No wonder the police developed the refrigerator SWAT team. Everyone in the neighbourhood knows "the guy with the cat".
Yup. One time a salad slapped Garfield until his face swelled up. Another time the leftovers best Jon so badly the comic can only show his legs sticking out of the fridge it was so graphic.
One of my favorite episodes.
For sure !
The title itself is a mouthful. I can imagine the cast trying to memorize it while recording this episode.
0:01 that's one long title card
Schmidlab, what's 2+2?
Uh, um...11.
You'll do fine.
Jon must have taken cooking lessons from Elvira Mistress of the Dark!
Cartoon's aren't original like this anymore...
Best public service announcement ever. Puts every other PSA to shame.
Chris Slitas no peewee’s crack psa is better but not by a lot.
@@garganrose If you do drugs, you'll go to HELL before you die.
_Please._
this one!
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handsome cat and semi-cute dog😂
Jon + cookbook = hell in Garfield's plate
Fact: that was the final boss on Garfield and his nine lives GBA
3:17 What exactly do you owe me, Arbuckle?
Rule #1, when your leftovers growl at you, RUN LIKE HELL!
1:18 - I'm gonna get sick of it
What a funky little feline meow 😼😼😼
GARFIELD IN: The Creature That Lived in The Refrigerator, Next To The Ketchup and To The Left of The Coleslaw
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That wasn't food, that was a monster!
Scott Hayes Well, technically it was a creature...
That lived in the refrigerator...
Behind the mayonnaise...
Next to the ketchup...
And to the left of the coleslaw.
love when Jon screams hilarious😅
Great PSA!
This sure would have been useful for the Bebop crew.
Never let Jon make something new it’s a monster
Something new for dinner eh? I know how those animals feel, I'm a bit of a picky eater myself, good thing Jon found it equally bad and learned his lesson.
Mike Kelley he didn't learn it hard enough to throw the stuff out.
Too bad he couldn't call the Ghostbusters... wait, their show was cancelled.
Wait, wrong episode.
Right actor, wrong show. I think he also worked on The Real Ghostbusters.
5:37 The creature that lived in the refrigerator behind the ah you know the rest
We got an 817
...implying that this situation has happened at least one other time.
When I read the title, what popped into my head was "Garfield moved into the refrigerator?"
Garfield showed us his lifehack with Baking Soda
0:43 - OMG
Longest title ever.
The moral of the story is: Episode titles should be way less than 22 words!
Oh come on it makes a good running gag
@@namk19 Poking at 1950s horror titles.
And what was the real lesson?
Don't leave things in the fridge, no matter how good or bad the food is.
blukmage19TypeR Jon clearly does not have an insinkerator.
0:19 well don't add it if you don't know what it is! 😰
The creature living In the refrigerator behind the ah you know the rest
1:38 - YUCK
This really scared me as a child...
How and why was Jon outside when Garfield and Odie headed for the front door.
Bro, the title is very long
I have encountered mn 👮 as dumb or dumber than the cop that could not count... thanks Jim Davis for highlighting this I love you 😂
Job took the same cooking classes as Lane Meyer’s Mom.
1:44: Icy: That, and you don’t know how to read a cookbook.
And it's awesome
And it's an 817 . Is that an area code or apartment number ?
what an hilariousy long title
5:26
Me: how did you buy that thing from the store?
Garfield: with jons wallet.
Jon: GARFIELD!!
Garfield: right on time.
How did that food mutate?🤔🤔🤔
Check out the song "Livin' in the Fridge" for a better understanding.
"He only missed by 1..."
Technically true; 11 is 3 in binary.
So the Dennis Miller ratio applies to a joke in Garfield and Friends?
When someone’s singing witch doctor: 3:35
The Police Chief sounds like Cornfed from Duckman
Probably same voice actor, Gregg Berger, who also barks for Odie on this show.
jasobres And also voices Orson Pig in the U.S. Acres segments.
I really liked the episode, but as much as I understand the monster is more or less a metaphor for smell, I don't really understand how baking soda does anything about it...
Keeps your fridge fresh from what I know,
Nitori ShogiPlayer baking soda is one of the best things for cleaning and has so many other uses too.
0:28
0:40 0:42 3:44 7:06
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me and my dad like Nascar too
Ha ha ha ha ha