Episode 1823 - Wednesday, June 15, 1983

More aphorism-awareness on the part of Garfield, plus an unusually violent threat coming from a cat. Honestly not sure if Davis is even considering humor in this one. Anyway, in this episode we mostly talk about whether Jon is shaving over his toilet.Today's strip

13 Okt 201615min

Today we your hosts of Being Jim Davis leave no analytical pit unexamined as we reach deep into the depths for this commentary, pawing around in an effort to share every juicy insight we can squeeze out of our dirty minds, no matter how jarring, to serve you a delicious cocktail for your ears.Today's strip

12 Okt 20167min

In today's very exciting episode, we make an honest effort to determine whether this Garfield strip fits into the classic 'nine-act' screenplay structure. Spoiler alert: It totally does if you pretend a bunch of extra shit happens in between panels.Today's strip

11 Okt 201611min

In today's episode, we define what humor is, and discuss Jim Davis' troubling contribution to rape culture. Also, Jon Gibson makes a false claim about the use of silhouettes in Garfield.Today's strip

10 Okt 201610min

Listeners, it's been an amazing week of Garfield, possibly the best so far. Today's strip, though, not much to write home about. Whatever, that's fine.Today's strip:

9 Okt 20169min

An episode of a podcast. You like podcasts. Why not give this one a try?Today's strip:

8 Okt 201611min

So, was your problem with yesterday's podcast that we didn't spend quite enough time chortling over the fact that Garfield was smoking a pipe? If so, enjoy!Today's strip:

7 Okt 201616min

Listener, this is it: the strip we've all been waiting for. Look, I don't want to spoil it for you. Let's just say that this is the strip that made former Surgeon General Julius B. Richmond weep.Today's strip:

6 Okt 201617min