From a time where cartoons didn't involve violence. Great for kids and adults with funny (but sometimes dated) refrences to the 'real world'. Well worth the money.

Another set means another season, whether you love it or hate it Garfield is here to stay. The second season was just as funny as the first, the funny little songs and the classical clips. I loved this season more, but then again I like each season. Though some things differ from the comics than the tv show, like Arlene being Penelope and things that never change like classical Jon Arbuckle, who couldn't get a date to save his life or last longer than 30 mins. The stupid yet adorable little pup Odie who has a head of sawdust but a heart of gold and Nermal, the self proclaimed "Cutest Kitten" and which of whom is constantly being mailed to Abu Dhabi or in some cases The North Pole. I cant begin to say how much this series has helped me through long and boring days. If you love cartoons, then give Garfield and Friends a try. Cause whenever there is lasagna around, you know that Garfield is not far behind. Get ready for another round of laughter and hilarity.

If you thought volume one was good, it only gets better with these next episodes of Garfield and Friends. The sence on humor doesn't change but there is more variety in story lines. The writers get really creative and Lorenzo Music is at an all time high. The suporting characters also bring thier own wit and humor to the screen that would be out of character for Garfield himself. Yet, the best part of Volume Two, it that there are three more volumes to follow.

WHOOOHOOO! Season 2!
Garfield returns to DVD for the complete 2nd season!
Ran from 1989 to 1990.
Amoung the classic storylines one of them is when Binky the clown gets accused of robbing a store.
It is worth getting!!!!!!

"You're not Sylvia! You're one of the KUNG FU CREATURES ON THE RAMPAGE!"

This line to GARFIELD fans and lovers of great television animation is what WHO'S ON FIRST is to lovers of classic slapstick!

In either case, it's here on this set. The MOTHER of Garfield episodes, "Video Airlines AKA Kung Fu Creatures on the Rampage 2". If you're a harcore GARFIELD fan, you know the deal. If not, let me just warn you that you're in for some throat-clearing laughter, holding on to your belly, slapping your knees, and pounding your palms on the floor in hysteria while everyone else doubts your sanity!

There are some other equally precious perks of tom-foolery in this set. Jon buys a horrible used "car" from a shifty salesman and you have to see the results of this! The panty-waisted, Quiche-eating, sissified "Care Bears" created by the simpering do-gooder children's television killjoy watchdog types who nearly destroyed Saturday morning cartoons in the 80s are deservedly lampooned in "The Buddy bears" (Interesting to see what garfield would have done that disgusting Barney the dinosaur). Check out the Orson's Farm (later US Acres) parodies "Hamelot," (where the barnyard crew search for the "Holy Pail)" "Hog Noon," (where Orson the pig faces a childhood bully), and "Ben Hog" (must be seen to be beleived).

Hardcore Garfield fans will also be pleased to note that midway through the episodes, the bizarre and freakish original theme song for GAF "Friends are There" gives way to the classic "We're ready to party we're ready/I hope you bring lots of spaghetti" that is known and loved by fans of this show.

Garfield's class in comedy is also a must-see on this disc. The only thing I'm waiting for now (probabaly on disc 3) are GREAT MOMENTS IN STUPIDITY (where Jon stays on a broken escelator for 19 hours waiting for it to move) and the US ACRES segment in rhyme that parodies Poe's "The Raven."

If you come home from a hard day of work or are under unpleasant stress of any kind, this DVD will be just what the doctor ordered. The only thing you will suffer from after watchign this will be from laughing too hard!