Ep 17. Fame Fatale / Virtualodeon
- December 10, 2009
- 12 min
Garfield, everyone's favorite lasagna-loving cat, is back in the seventeenth episode of season one of The Garfield Show titled "Fame Fatale / Virtualodeon." As the name suggests, this episode explores the theme of fame and the effects it can have on people.
In the first half of the episode, "Fame Fatale," we see Jon, Garfield's owner, achieving his dream of becoming a famous actor. He becomes an overnight sensation after appearing in a popular TV show and begins to receive a lot of attention from fans and the media. However, with fame also comes a lot of pressure and Jon struggles to maintain his normal life. He is constantly followed by paparazzi and has to deal with obsessive fans and haters.
Garfield, on the other hand, is loving the fame that comes along with being associated with a famous actor. He revels in the VIP treatment that he receives and basks in the attention he gets from fans. However, he soon realizes that fame is not all it's cracked up to be when he becomes the target of a dangerous stalker.
In the second half of the episode, "Virtualodeon," we see Garfield and his friends transported into a virtual reality world where they can be whatever they want to be. The gang ends up in a movie theater that can play any movie they want to watch. However, when they start watching a cowboy movie, they find themselves trapped inside the movie and have to play the roles of the characters they were watching.
Garfield gets to play the sheriff, but soon realizes that it's not as easy as it seems when he runs into trouble with the notorious villain. The gang has to find a way out of the movie and back to the real world before the virtual reality world starts to affect them in unexpected ways.
Overall, "Fame Fatale / Virtualodeon" is a great episode that shows the different sides of fame and the effects it can have on people. It's a great lesson for kids and adults alike on the importance of staying grounded and remembering what's truly important in life.