It Must Be True!

Infobox Television episode
Title = It Must Be True!
Series = Garfield and Friends


Caption =
Season = 2
Episode = 85
Airdate = November 11, 1989
Production = G029-A
Writer = Mark Evanier
Sharman DiVono
Director = Tom Ray
Karen Peterson
Mitch Schauer
Jeff Hall
Guests = Gary Owens as Announcer
Episode list = List of Garfield and Friends episodes
Prev = Mini-Mall Matters
Next = Swine Trek

"It Must Be True!" is an episode of "Garfield and Friends". It is the 85th episode that was produced for the series, although it is listed as the 87th episode on the "Garfield and Friends" DVD. It originally aired on November 11, 1989. [ [http://www.povonline.com/Garf%20Episodes.htm Garfield & Friends Episode Guide.] ]

Episode recap

Garfield hosts a Game show, and he begins by stating that fire hydrants are filled with compressed water (rather than being connected to water pipes) and then bolted to the street; he then states to the audience that anything they hear on television is true. Next, he reveals that Wyoming isn’t a real state; it came about when Arbuckle Vespucci was designing the United States, he left an empty space, and then his assistant wrote in “Wyoming”, which is an old Italian word meaning “no state here”.
Garfield then says that cows discuss English literature when humans are not around. Then, he says that raisins are really shrunken bowling balls, and that law requires that all footstools contain orange juice, toast and sausage patties. His final revelation is that dogs have no brains, and after using Odie as an example, he notices that the audience is filled with dogs, who soon chase him into a room. Garfield tries to smooth things over, but the dogs still beat him up. Afterwards, Garfield states that he will never lie again.

Notes

*Jon is portrayed as mapmaker Arbuckle Vespucci, an obvious reference to Amerigo Vespucci.

References

External links

* [http://www.bcdb.com/cartoon/31217-It_Must_Be_True!.html It Must Be True!] at the Big Cartoon DataBase
* [http://www.tv.com/episode/94905/summary.html It Must Be True!] at TV.com