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(More customer reviews)The recent release of the Big SCreen Garfield movie has had the bonus of getting released some classic old Garfield tunes of the 1980's on DVD. A couple of months back saw the release of three classic Holiday specials with "Garfields Holiday Celebrations" and now we have GArfield's Travel Adventures consisting of three prime time specials from the 1980's.
"Garfield in the Rough" - 1984, Jon plans an outdoor vacation with Garfield and Odie- and Garfield does not like the idea from the start. Things go from bad to worse when their campground is visited by an escaped panther.
"Garfield Goes Hollywood" - 1987, Jon enters himself, Garfield and Odie in the Pet Search pet talent contest, and they make it to the finals.
"Garfield in paradise" 1986, - Garfield, Odie and Jon take off for the tropics, at a cheap resort. They go exploring, and meet a lost tribe that worship old cars. This short was nominated for an Emmy for outstanding Animated Program.
The transfers look pretty standard. There's nothing enhanced but then I didn't expect that there would be. And of course there are no extras at all. While i'm happy to see these on DVD it would be great to see a complete collection rather than just 3 episodes per DVD. But that's a small quibble.
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Garfield in the RoughPacking for a vacation, Garfield is appalled to discover his destination: he’s getting back to nature with his owner Jon and his playmate, Odie the mutt. Of course, Garfield isn’t in for much fun…the forest rangers insult him; the tent doesn’t fit him; Odie dunks him in the lake; and, to top it all, a vicious panther is on the loose – and may be stalking him.Garfield in Paradise"Garfield In Paradise" finds the cool cat, his owner Jon, and Odie the dog vacationing on a tropical island along with the High Rama Lama of rock and roll (voice of Wolfman Jack), a princess and her cat – and a rumbling volcano..Garfield Goes HollywoodGarfield, Odie and Jon have stars in their eyes: they’re auditioning for the TV talent show "Pet Search" as ‘50s rockers Johnny Bop and he Two Steps and, if they win, they’ll get $1000 and a shot at the national finals in Hollywood. Created and written by Jim Davis. Music by Ed Bogas and Desiree Goyette, performed by Lou Rawls, Lorenzo Music.
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