Garfield and Friends

Garfield and Friends is an animated series based on the comic strip Garfield by Jim Davis. The show was produced by Film Roman, in association with United Feature Syndicate and Paws, Inc., and ran on CBS Saturday mornings from September 17, 1988 to December 10, 1994, with reruns airing until October 7, 1995.
The series consists of two regular segments, Garfield and U.S. Acres, a lesser-known comic strip also created by Davis. The latter was retitled Orson's Farm for foreign syndication, as that was the name of the comic strip outside of the United States.
A total of 121 episodes were made, each consisting of two Garfield segments and one U.S. Acres segment, totaling 242 Garfield segments and 121 U.S. Acres segments. All episodes have been released in the U.S. on five DVD sets by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. The first season aired in a half-hour format. In the second season, it switched to an hour-length format, showing two episodes each week. However, in the show's last season, the second half-hour of the show featured either an episode from the previous season or one of Garfield's TV specials.
==Plot==
===Garfield===
Garfield stars Garfield, a lazy feline whose only desires in life are lasagna, catnaps and kicking his hapless canine companion, Odie, off the table. The segment also starred Garfield's hopelessly-single owner, Jon Arbuckle and his other pet, a dog named Odie. Each Garfield segment features the titular character's adventures and run-ins with the cast of semi-regulars (including Nermal, an irksome kitty; Binky the Clown and the mice which inhabited Jon's house); most were satires on American life and pop culture.
===U.S. Acres===
Set on a farm, U.S. Acres, features the adventures of Orson Pig, Wade Duck, Roy Rooster, Bo and Lanolin the sheep, Booker the chick and Sheldon, an unhatched egg.
==Characters==
===Garfield===
Garfield - A fat, lazy orange tabby, who wants nothing more out of life than to eat and sleep. He has a penchant for consuming lasagna, enjoys tormenting Odie, and likes trying to mail Nermal to Abu Dhabi. He made a small handful of appearances on U.S. Acres (once wearing nothing but a black mask over his eyes as his "disguise"), but was more often seen in the form of various pieces of Garfield merchandise the characters appeared to own. Deep down, Garfield loves Jon and Odie. Garfield does not speak, but rather the audience hears his thoughts.
Jon Arbuckle - Garfield's owner, a bachelor cartoonist who has poor luck with women and a somewhat nerdy demeanor. He is often annoyed by some of Garfield's antics, and also has an unrequited love for Dr. Liz. Whenever Garfield gets in trouble, Jon will punish him by taking him to the vet. Jon also has a mission set before him: get Garfield to do the right thing. Jon occasionally forces Garfield to hunt and catch mice, which is always unsuccessful due to Garfield not wanting to eat mice and his friendship with Floyd.
Odie - A beagle who is Garfield's best friend. He used to belong to Jon's former roommate Lyman (who never appeared on the show, but was a character who appeared in the earliest comic strips). Is often kicked off the kitchen table by Garfield. Looks incredibly stupid and gullible, but is actually much more cunning and smart than he lets on. Odie is the only animal character who doesn't communicate with any form of dialogue, solely communicating with body language and his enthusiastic barking and other dog sound effects, although Garfield is able to understand what he says.
Nermal - A cute grey tabby kitten who's the self-proclaimed "World's Cutest Kitty Cat". Nermal seems kind and playful, but likes to annoy Garfield and brag about how much cuter he is. Garfield often attempts (usually unsuccessfully) to mail him to Abu Dhabi as a result. Though officially considered a male, Nermal's feminine preoccupation with being cute, and the fact that a woman provides a childlike voice of ambiguous gender for Nermal, allowed the character to be mistaken for a female cat, to the point that in the first two seasons of the show, the Spanish version featured Nermal as a female kitten named "Thelma".
===U.S. Acres===
Orson - A pig who although at times, needs improvement in his friendship skills, is still the defacto leader of the farm. His favorite pastime is reading books and imagining himself into many scenarios. Orson also has two missions set before him: get Roy to do the right thing and get Wade to be brave. A running gag is that Orson is a neat freak and constantly showers and keeps clean, one time making Wade comment, "Cleanest pig in the world." He's a good friend to Roy, Wade, Bo, and Lanolin and a father figure to Booker and Sheldon. Orson is afraid of his three older brothers. Orson also has a superhero identity named Power Pig.
Roy - A loud and sometimes self-centered rooster who prides himself on his practical jokes. He's constantly into a scheme which more often than not Orson or another character has to bail him out of. Despite his selfishness, he is a good person when he wants to be. Despite some of his and Wade's differences, they became closer friends as the series progressed. It was even implied that Roy and Wade knew each other for fourteen years or so.
Wade - A cowardly duck who wears a rubber flotation tube, and has a bunch of phobias. As a gag, the head on his flotation tube (which is identical to Wade's head) copies nearly every movement and appearance change Wade's real head does. When he gets scared (which is almost all the time), he'll blabber with no one understanding what he's saying. Though seemingly afraid of everything, Wade's greatest fear is the Weasel. Despite some of his and Wade's differences, they became closer friends as the series progressed. It was even implied that Roy and Wade knew each other for fourteen years or so.
Bo - An affable sheep with a positive, laid-back attitude, whose mannerisms and vernacular are like a California beach bum. He has an even-keeled demeanor and acts as a guide for Orson when dealing with his three older brothers.
Lanolin - A loud-mouthed sheep who spends most of her time arguing with her twin brother Bo. The arguments are often triggered by her being disagreeable seemingly for no reason. Out of all the main characters in this segment, she seems to be the nicest to Orson.
Booker - A small, cute, but very assertive chick who is constantly in pursuit of unnamed worms. Got his name from Orson's love of books.
Sheldon - Booker's twin brother, who, despite having hatched, still lives in his egg with his feet popped out of the shell so he can walk. He seems to have "all kinds of things" in his shell, including a pinball machine and a stove.
==Cast==
*Lorenzo Music - Garfield
*Thom Huge - Jon Arbuckle, Binky The Clown
*Gregg Berger - Odie, Orson, Herman Post, Irving Burnside, Rudy, Moe the Cat Burglar, Madman Murray, The Weasel, The Wolf
*Desiree Goyette - Nermal
*Thom Huge - Roy, Gort
*Howard Morris - Wade, Wart, Worms, The Fox
*Frank Welker - Bo, Booker, Sheldon, Mort, Fred Duck, Edward R. Furrow, Plato
*Julie Payne - Lanolin, Dr. Liz Wilson
*Pat Buttram - Cactus Jake
*Carl Ballantine - Al G. Swindler
*Victoria Jackson - Penelope
*Don Messick - Ludlow
*Kevin Meaney - Aloysius
==History==
===Production===
When the show was originally broadcast on CBS, the episodes usually had three Quickies (30- to 45-second gags which were based on original Garfield and U.S. Acres strips, rather than original made-for-TV stories), usually two "Garfield Quickies" (the first one being played before the intro theme) and one "U.S. Acres Quickie," the latter of which was never shown in syndication (except occasionally. Midway through the second season, "Screaming with Binky" quickie-style segments were added. These "Screaming with Binky" segments were typically used at the halfway point of hour long blocks of Garfield and Friends (as Garfield ended each one with "We'll be right back.") to let the viewers know that unlike most Saturday morning cartoons at the time, it was not over in the usual half-hour. The DVD sets and Boomerang reruns restore the original rotation. After the third season, only one "Garfield Quickie" is shown per episode.
During the first season, most U.S. Acres segments were made to teach a social lesson, which is ironically the type of thing the show was against in its later seasons.
The seventh season (1994–1995) was the last one because CBS wanted to cut the budget (and in fact, CBS's Saturday morning cartoon lineup would be mostly replaced by CBS News Saturday Morning two years later, which eventually evolved into the Saturday edition of The Early Show). The production company nixed this proposal, so they mutually agreed to cease production, even though Garfield and Friends had still been doing very well in the ratings.
===Syndication===
Only 73 of the 121 episodes were syndicated by The Program Exchange between 1993 and 2007, and aired on local stations such as WCIU-TV in Chicago from 2001 to 2004. This is due to the producers selling syndication rights when the show was still on air and CBS wanting to keep the rights for certain episodes. Since the 73-episode syndication package performed well on other stations, additional episodes were deemed unnecessary.
In the United States, the series appeared in syndication from 1992 to 1995, on TBS, TNT, and Cartoon Network from 1995 to 1997, and Nickelodeon from 1997 to 2000. In 2001, it appeared on Fox Family Channel. Toon Disney aired it from 2003 to 2006 and Boomerang carried it from 2006 to 2007. Currently, it is airing on Starz Encore Family.
In the UK, it appeared on CITV from 1989 through 2002, on Sky1 from 1998 to 2002, and on Boomerang from 2003 to 2006 with Season 1 and 2 only. It also appeared on The Children's Channel in reruns.
In Latin America, it aired on Cartoon Network from 1995/1996 to 2004, on Boomerang from 2005 to 2007/2008, and on Tooncast from 2008 to the early 2010s. Televisa's Canal 5 also played the show for many years, from the mid-1990s to early 2000s (decade).
In Australia, Garfield and Friends began syndication on Network Ten from 1989 to 1999. Most recently it played on FOX8 and ABC1 from 2004 to 2006.
The show was also syndicated in Chile from 1989 to 2003 on Canal 13 and from 1998 to present on Warner Channel. In Estonia, the show appeared on TV 3 from 2000 to 2002, and in Finland on YLE TV2 between the years 1992-1994 and 1998-1999.
The cartoon had also appeared in Hungary, oddly with two other sychronizations. Hungarian Television's channel M2 (what now repeats the whole series) broadcast the first season in 1994-'95, and then, RTL Klub shown a re-synchronized first season (Garfield's voice was the same, József Kerekes) and that continued through the 121 episodes.
Currently, Garfield and Friends is hosted on Starz, allowing for the first three seasons to be streamed; and Boomerang, which is currently streaming Season 1.
Garfield and Friends aired in Canada on the cable TV channel YTV from 1989 to 1996. On September 5, 2011, Teletoon's 24-hour classic-animation network, Teletoon Retro (which launched in 2007) began rerunning all episodes of the series.
==Episode List==
# 	Garfield segment 1 	U.S. Acres segment 	Garfield segment 2 	Original air date 	Prod.code
Season 1 (1988)	Season 1 (1988) 	Season 1 (1988) 	Season 1 (1988) 	Season 1 (1988) 	Season 1 (1988)
1 	Peace and Quiet 	Wanted: Wade 	Garfield Goes Hawaiian 	September 17, 1988	104
2 	Box O' Fun 	Unidentified Flying Orson 	School Daze 	September 24, 1988	105
3 	Nighty Nightmare 	Banana Nose 	Ode to Odie 	October 1, 1988 	102
4 	Fraidy Cat 	Shell Shocked Sheldon 	Nothing to Sneeze At 	October 8, 1988 	103
5 	Garfield's Moving Experience 	Wade: You're Afraid 	Good Mousekeeping 	October 15, 1988 	101
6 	Identity Crisis 	The Bad Sport 	Up a Tree 	October 22, 1988 	106
7 	Weighty Problem 	The Worm Turns 	Good Cat, Bad Cat 	October 29, 1988 	107
8 	Cabin Fever 	Return of Power Pig 	Fair Exchange 	November 5, 1988 	108
9 	The Binky Show 	Keeping Cool 	Don't Move! 	November 12, 1988 	109
10 	Magic Mutt 	Short Story 	Monday Misery 	November 19, 1988 	110
11 	Best of Breed 	National Tapioca Pudding Day 	All About Odie 	November 26, 1988 	111
12 	Caped Avenger 	Shy Fly Guy 	Green Thumbs Down 	December 3, 1988 	112
13 	Forget Me Not 	I Like Having You Around! 	Sales Resistance 	December 10, 1988 	113
Season 2 (1989)	Season 2 (1989) 	Season 2 (1989) 	Season 2 (1989) 	Season 2 (1989) 	Season 2 (1989)
14 	Pest of a Guest 	The Impractical Joker 	Fat and Furry 	September 16, 1989	201
15 	Rip Van Kitty 	Grabbity 	The Big Catnap 	September 16, 1989	202
16 	The Great Getaway 	Scrambled Eggs 	Hansel and Garfield 	September 23, 1989	203
17 	The Sludge Monster 	Fortune Kooky 	Heatwave Holiday 	September 23, 1989	204
18 	One Good Fern Deserves Another 	Goody-Go-Round 	The Black Book 	September 30, 1989	205
19 	The Legend of the Lake 	Double Oh Orson 	Health Feud 	September 30, 1989	206
20 	Binky Gets Cancelled! 	Show Stoppers 	Cutie and the Beast 	October 7, 1989 	207
21 	The Lasagna Zone 	Sleepytime Pig 	Yojumbo 	October 7, 1989 	208
22 	Pros and Cons 	Rooster Revenge 	Lights! Camera! Garfield! 	October 14, 1989 	209
23 	Polecat Flats 	Hogcules 	Brain Boy 	October 14, 1989 	210
24 	Maine Course 	No Laughing Matter 	Attack of the Mutant Guppies 	October 21, 1989 	211
25 	Robodie 	First Aid Wade 	Video Victim 	October 21, 1989 	212
26 	The Curse of the Klopman 	Mud Sweet Mud 	Rainy Day Dreams 	October 28, 1989 	213
27 	Basket Brawl 	Origin of Power Pig 	Cactus Jake Rides Again 	October 28, 1989 	214
28 	Binky Goes Bad! 	Barn of Fear 	Mini-Mall Matters 	November 4, 1989 	215
29 	Attention-Getting Garfield 	Swine Trek 	It Must be True! 	November 4, 1989 	216
30 	Arrivaderci, Odie! 	Gort Goes Good 	Feeling Feline 	November 11, 1989 	217
31 	The Bear Facts 	Nothing to be Afraid of 	The Big Talker 	November 11, 1989 	218
32 	Cactus Makes Perfect 	Hogcules II 	Crime and Nourishment 	November 18, 1989 	219
33 	T.V. of Tomorrow 	Little Red Riding Egg 	Well-Fed Feline 	November 18, 1989 	220
34 	Invasion of the Big Robots 	Shelf Esteem 	Housebreak Hotel 	November 25, 1989 	221
35 	First Class Feline 	Hamelot 	How to be Funny! 	November 25, 1989 	222
36 	Mystic Manor 	Flop Goes the Weasel 	The Legend of Long Jon 	December 2, 1989 	223
37 	China Cat 	Cock-a-Doodle Dandy 	Beach Blanket Bonzo 	December 2, 1989 	224
38 	Lemon-Aid 	Hog Noon 	Video Airlines 	December 16, 1989 	225
39 	The Mail Animal 	Peanut-Brained Rooster 	Mummy Dearest 	December 16, 1989 	226
Season 3 (1990)	Season 3 (1990) 	Season 3 (1990) 	Season 3 (1990) 	Season 3 (1990) 	Season 3 (1990)
40 	Skyway Robbery 	The Bunny Rabbits is Coming! 	Close Encounters of the Garfield Kind 	September 15, 1990	301
41 	Astrocat 	Cock-A-Doodle Duel 	Cinderella Cat 	September 15, 1990	302
42 	Ship Shape 	Barn of Fear II 	Break a Leg 	September 22, 1990	303
43 	Twice Told Tale 	Orson Goes On Vacation 	Wedding Bell Blues 	September 22, 1990	304
44 	Clean Sweep 	Secrets of the Animated Cartoon 	How the West was Lost 	September 29, 1990	305
45 	Binky Gets Cancelled Again! 	Orson's Diner 	Flat Tired 	September 29, 1990	306
46 	Return of the Buddy Bears 	Much Ado About Lanolin 	Reigning Cats and Dogs 	October 6, 1990 	307
47 	Fit for a King 	Ben Hog 	Dessert in the Desert 	October 6, 1990 	308
48 	Hounds of the Arbuckles 	Read Alert 	Urban Arbuckle 	October 13, 1990 	309
49 	Odielocks and the Three Cats 	Quack to the Future 	Beddy Buy 	October 13, 1990 	310
50 	Count Lasagna 	Mystery Guest 	Rodent Rampage 	October 20, 1990 	311
51 	The Feline Felon 	The Legal Eagle 	The Cactus Saga 	October 20, 1990 	312
52 	D.J. Jon 	Cornfinger 	Five Minute Warning 	October 27, 1990 	313
53 	Wonderful World 	The Orson Awards 	The Garfield Workout 	October 27, 1990 	314
54 	All Things Fat and Small 	Robin Hog 	Hare Replacement 	November 3, 1990 	315
55 	Stick to It 	Orson in Wonderland 	For Cats Only 	November 10, 1990 	316
56 	Mistakes will Happen 	The Well Dweller 	The Wise Man 	November 17, 1990 	317
57 	Star Struck 	Election Daze 	Dirty Business 	November 17, 1990 	318
Season 4 (1991)	Season 4 (1991) 	Season 4 (1991) 	Season 4 (1991) 	Season 4 (1991) 	Season 4 (1991)
58 	Moo Cow Mutt 	Big Bad Buddy Bird 	Angel Puss 	September 14, 1991	403
59 	Trial and Error 	An Egg-Citing Story 	Supermarket Mania 	September 14, 1991	404
60 	The Legend of Cactus Jupiter 	Birthday Boy Roy 	Jukebox Jon 	September 21, 1991	401
61 	Squeak Previews 	Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Wade 	A Tall Tale 	September 21, 1991	402
62 	Frankenstein Feline 	Weatherman Wade 	Fill-in Feline 	September 28, 1991	405
63 	Polar Pussycat 	Over the Rainbow 	Remote Possibilities 	September 28, 1991	406
64 	Night of the Living Laundromat 	Fast Food 	Cash and Carry 	October 5, 1991 	407
65 	Speed Trap 	Flights of Fantasy 	Castaway Cat 	October 5, 1991 	408
66 	Mind over Matter 	Orson at the Bat 	The Multiple Choice Cartoon 	October 12, 1991 	409
67 	Galactic Gamesman Garfield 	Sly Spy Guy 	The Thing That Stayed...Forever! 	October 12, 1991 	410
68 	Bouncing Baby Blues 	The Ugly Duckling 	Learning Lessons 	October 19, 1991 	411
69 	Robodie II 	For Butter or Worse 	Annoying Things 	October 19, 1991 	412
70 	Guaranteed Trouble 	Fan Clubbing 	A Jarring Experience 	October 26, 1991 	413
71 	The Idol of Id 	Bedtime Story Blues 	Mama Manicotti 	November 2, 1991 	414
72 	The Pizza Patrol 	The Son Also Rises 	Rolling Romance 	November 9, 1991 	415
73 	The Automated, Animated Adventure 	It's A Wonderful Wade 	Truckin' Odie 	November 9, 1991 	416
Season 5 (1992)	Season 5 (1992) 	Season 5 (1992) 	Season 5 (1992) 	Season 5 (1992) 	Season 5 (1992)
74 	Home Away from Home 	Rainy Day Robot 	Odie the Amazing 	September 19, 1992	502
75 	Taste Makes Waist 	The Wolf Who Cried Boy 	Day of Doom 	September 19, 1992	506
76 	Home Sweet Swindler 	Forget-Me-Not Newton 	The Great Inventor 	September 26, 1992	501
77 	Country Cousin 	The Name Game 	The Carnival Curse 	September 26, 1992	504
78 	The First Annual Garfield Watchers Test 	Stark Raven Mad 	The Record Breaker 	October 3, 1992 	503
79 	Renewed Terror 	Badtime Story 	Tooth or Dare 	October 3, 1992 	505
80 	The Kitty Council 	The Bo Show 	Bad Neighbor Policy 	October 10, 1992 	507
81 	Canvas Back Cat 	Make Believe Moon 	The Creature that Lived in the Refrigerator, Behind the Mayonnaise, Next to the Ketchup and to the Left of the Coleslaw	October 10, 1992 	508
82 	Dummy of Danger 	Sooner or Later 	Jumping Jon 	October 17, 1992 	511
83 	Cute for Loot 	The Caverns of Cocoa 	Dream Date 	October 17, 1992 	509
84 	The Worst Pizza in the History of Mankind	Jack II: The Rest of the Story 	The Garfield Opera 	October 24, 1992 	512
85 	Airborne Odie 	Once Upon a Time Warp 	Bride and Broom 	October 24, 1992 	510
86 	The Cartoon Cat Conspiracy 	Who Done It? 	The Picnic Panic 	October 31, 1992 	513
87 	Sound Judgment 	Gross Encounters 	The Perils of Penelope 	October 31, 1992 	514
88 	Ghost of a Chance 	Roy Gets Sacked 	Revenge of the Living Lunch 	November 7, 1992 	515
89 	Supersonic Seymour 	A Mildly Mental Mix-Up 	The Garfield Rap 	November 7, 1992 	516
Season 6 (1993)	Season 6 (1993) 	Season 6 (1993) 	Season 6 (1993) 	Season 6 (1993) 	Season 6 (1993)
90 	A Vacation From His Senses 	The Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster 	Dread Giveaway 	September 18, 1993	601
91 	The Wright Stuff 	Orson Express 	Safe at Home 	September 18, 1993	606
92 	Jon the Barbarian 	Uncle Roy to the Rescue 	The Kitten and the Council 	September 25, 1993	602
93 	Next-Door Nuisance 	What's It All About, Wade? 	Bigfeetz 	September 25, 1993	605
94 	Canine Conspiracy 	Snow Wade and the 77 Dwarfs (Part 1) 	The Genuine Article 	October 2, 1993 	603
95 	The Best Policy 	Snow Wade and the 77 Dwarfs (Part 2) 	Fishy Feline 	October 2, 1993 	604
96 	The Pie-Eyed Piper 	Fine-Feathered Funny Man 	Sweet Tweet Treat 	October 9, 1993 	607
97 	The Floyd Story 	How Now, Stolen Cow? 	The Second Penelope Episode 	October 9, 1993 	608
98 	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse 	Payday Mayday 	How to Drive Humans Crazy 	October 16, 1993 	609
99 	Date of Disaster 	A Little Time-Off 	The Longest Doze 	October 16, 1993 	610
100 	Stairway to Stardom 	Return of the Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster	The Life and Times of the Lasagna Kid 	October 23, 1993 	611
101 	Magic, Monsters and Manicotti 	The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere's Duck 	Unreal Estate 	October 23, 1993 	612
102 	Lost and Foundling 	Winter Wonderland 	Films and Felines 	October 30, 1993 	613
103 	The Garfield Musical 	Mind Over Melvin 	Madman Meets His Match 	October 30, 1993 	615
104 	Knights and Daze 	Holiday Happening 	Jailbird Jon 	November 6, 1993 	614
105 	The Third Penelope Episode 	Hare Force 	Garfield's Garbage Can and Tin Pan Alley Revue 	November 6, 1993 	616
Season 7 (1994)	Season 7 (1994) 	Season 7 (1994) 	Season 7 (1994) 	Season 7 (1994) 	Season 7 (1994)
106 	The Legend Of Johnny Ragweedseed 	Grape Expectations (Part 1) 	Catch As Cats Can't 	September 17, 1994	702
107 	A Matter Of Conscience 	Grape Expectations (Part 2) 	Top Ten 	September 17, 1994	703
108 	Change Of Mind 	Temp Trouble 	The Perfect Match 	September 24, 1994	701
109 	My Fair Feline 	Double Trouble Talk 	Half-Baked Alaska 	September 24, 1994	704
110 	Puss In High-Tops 	Egg Over Easy (Part 1) 	The Beast From Beyond 	October 1, 1994 	705
111 	Model Behavior 	Egg Over Easy (Part 2) 	Another Ant Episode 	October 1, 1994 	706
112 	The Guy of Her Dreams 	The Discount of Monte Cristo 	The Fairy Dogmother 	October 8, 1994 	707
113 	The Stand-Up Mouse 	Daydream Doctor 	Happy Garfield Day 	October 8, 1994 	708
114 	Sit on It 	Kiddy Korner 	Brainwave Broadcast 	October 15, 1994 	709
115 	Suburban Jungle 	The Thing in the Box 	The Feline Philosopher 	October 22, 1994 	710
116 	Thoroughly Mixed-Up Mouse 	The Old Man of the Mountain 	Food Fighter 	October 29, 1994 	711
117 	The Jelly Roger 	The Farmyard Feline Philosopher 	Dogmother 2 	November 5, 1994 	712
118 	Alley Katta and the 40 Thieves 	If It's Tuesday This Must Be Alpha Centauri 	Clash of the Titans 	November 19, 1994 	713
119 	Canned Laughter 	Deja Vu 	The Man Who Hated Cats 	November 26, 1994 	714
120 	The Horror Hostess (Part 1) 	Newsworthy Wade 	The Horror Hostess (Part 2) 	December 3, 1994 	716
121 	Arbuckle the Invincible 	The Monster Who Couldn't Scare Anybody 	The Ocean Blue 	December 10, 1994 	715
==References==
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