This is a great collection of all the Garfield Specials made from books into movies.

4 words: RIPOFF OF BOBBY"S WORLD. The only thing i liked about the tape is the female spy who is in it.

It's Garfield and I have been a Garfield fan since I can remember, so I love it. You can tell that it was done in the time period when Jon Davis was learning to switch from newspaper comics to writing for cartoons, because it's not as fast-paced as later programs, but it's fun to see the evolution of Garfield.

I love all 3 DVDS.but the only reason i gave it 4 stars is i wish it would come with Holiday Celebrations.

If you waited to get the Garfield specials on DVD, now you'll be glad you did (except you could have already been enjoying them). Here are three DVDs in a reasonably priced and very attractive fat cat pack. Since each DVD contains three specials, you really get nine in all. These specials aired on CBS between 1982 and 1991, attesting to the lasagna-loving feline's continued popularity. Four won Emmy awards and others were Emmy nominees. Included are:

Garfield as Himself: "Here Comes Garfield," "Garfield on the Town," and "Garfield Gets a Life."

Garfield's Travel Adventures: "Garfield in the Rough," "Garfield in Paradise," and "Garfield Goes Hollywood."

Garfield's Fantasies: "Garfield: His Nine Lives," "Garfield's Babes and Bullets," and "Garfield's Feline Fantasies."

The only specials you don't get are the holiday themed ones for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas, which are available on a separate DVD (and Amazon has it at half price).

All in all, here's the purrrfect gift (sorry, I couldn't resist) for any Garfield lover on your list. If you don't have cable and are watching one cartoon daily or weekly of "Garfield and Friends" (now that all five volumes are out), toss in a special every month for an imPAWSibly good time (see my Amazon list "Cartoons Without Cable").