Garfield Television: The Cat Who Saved Primetime Cartoons I HATE MON-FRI ‘For a good half hour, I really like to make people feel like it was worth the time,’ says Garfield creator Jim Davis.

A new family-friendly cartoon airing today on DreamWorks TV features a sassy house cat named Fifi, who provides counseling to neighborhood animals after her owners leave the house.

Everyone knows that Garfield is insanely popular, and the comic strip's creator, Jim Davis, explains exactly why that is: he's everyone's alter ego.

Garfield fans can bring a major piece of newspaper cartoons history into their home with this original Jim Davis strip. Sponsored.

The long-running strip Garfield is still going strong, and according to creator Jim Davis, it will until he reaches achieves his ultimate goal.

The original show was a series of short 10 minute cartoon shorts in the vein of old Looney Tunes cartoons. Almost all of the episodes were self contained stories where Mr. Black solved a mystery ...

Cartoon Network is seizing on this nostalgia with ThunderCats Roar, the second remake of the original. This time, though, they go for the laugh, but that’s not the only thing that’s different.

A cartoon cat, sick of the annoying mouse living in his home, devises a plot to take him out with a trap loaded with cheese. The mouse, wise to his plan, safely removes the snack and saunters away ...

The cartoon features the playful rivalry between cat and mouse we would all grow to love – although there is a sinister undertone to the piece, especially in the rendering of Tom.