Episode 2505 - Saturday, April 27, 1985

Today's strip is a virtual masterpiece that reminds us why we started this show in the first place. Or something. We talk about the lack of transparency in the Carter administration, Jim Davis' role in 9/11, Garfield as a cynical commentary on 1970s stagflation, and why in the fuck anybody would read economic news to their cat.Today's stripYearly index of the price of a cup of coffeeBig Mac IndexLast panel of this strip edited so Garfield is saying "Allahu akbar" (you're welcome)

27 Syys 201618min

Ugh. Monday. Do I really need to write a podcast summary today? What a horrible existence this is. Anyway, today we discuss the inexorable march of senescence, make a few topical references that won't be relevant by the time anyone actually listens to this, and also talk a little bit about this Garfield comic.Today's stripDanny Trejo saying 'dicks out for Harambe' for some reasonA slight correction to our discussion: Christopher Winter at one point laments how society 'missed out' on potential internet memes based on the popular expression 'where's the beef?' However a cursory google image search proves this is, thankfully, not the case.

26 Syys 201610min

We already knew there was something wrong with John Arbuckle, but in today's episode we see just how perverse and inexplicable his behavior is. I mean, honestly, what the fuck, Arbuckle?Today's strip

25 Syys 201619min

Look, I don't want to spoil this one for you. Let's just say that big things happen in today's strip. Big, major things. There's the world before Saturday, July 15, 1978, and the world after Saturday, July 15, 1978. And never the twain shall meet.Today's strip

24 Syys 201614min

A fan-favorite setup makes its triumphant return as Jon and Garfield enjoy some late-night television! We discuss whether or not Lieutenant Lacroix is a real fictional character and then we talk about shadows some more. Because Jim Davis.Today's strip

23 Syys 201617min

In today's episode, Garfield ventures into the realm of political (or at least politically-adjacent) humor. Or honestly, maybe Jim Davis is just making a joke about how lazy Garfield is. Although we never quite settle the point, we do agree that this one has a punchline. Then we talk about some other stuff.Today's strip

22 Syys 20168min

A red letter day! For the first time in recorded history, Garfield ventures outside the Arbuckle household. Does hilarity result? There is really no way for us to know.Today's strip

21 Syys 201616min

The health and fitness craze of the late 1970s comes in for some well-earned ribbing in today's episode -- at least we think it does. Jon continues to be impressed with motion lines.Today's strip

20 Syys 20168min