Gort Goes Good

Infobox Television episode
Title = Gort Goes Good
Series = Garfield and Friends


Caption =
Season = 2
Episode = 89
Airdate = November 18, 1989
Production = US030-B
Writer = Mark Evanier
Sharman DiVono
Director = Tom Ray
Karen Peterson
Jeff Hall
Tom Tataranowicz
Guests =
Episode list = List of Garfield and Friends episodes
Prev = The Bear Facts
Next = Feeling Feline

"Gort Goes Good" is an episode of U.S. Acres from the series "Garfield and Friends". It originally aired on November 18, 1989.

Episode recap

After a large honey and apple crop at the farm, Orson thinks he hears Roy tell him that his brothers are there. Orson naturally gets afraid and hides, but then Roy clarifies that Orson’s "brother" is there: Gort. Gort tells Orson that he’s changed his evil ways and that he wants to move in at the farm.

Gort then informs Orson that Wart and Mort are planning to steal the apple crop. When Wart and Mort arrive (camouflaged by barrels), Gort leads Orson in disposing of them by rolling them away. Orson then agrees to let Gort stay, much to Wade’s chagrin.

After Gort attempts to do odd jobs around the farm, Orson then puts him in charge of guarding the barn where the apples are. Immediately after Orson gives him the key to the barn door, Wart and Mort tie the gang up, and then all three of them try to open the barn door. The key doesn’t work, and Orson states that he would never give them the real key, but after his brothers threaten him, he says the key is in a nearby tub of honey. After they search through the tub, a bear comes out of a cave and smells the honey; it then runs over to Orson’s brothers and then chases them away. Bo then slips out of the ropes and then lets everyone loose; then he asks Orson where the real key is, and Orson says that the key is lost and that the door was unlocked.

Notes

*Booker and Sheldon do not appear in this episode.
*Lanolin does not speak in this episode.
*The length of the title card in this episode is shortened.

Quotes

Orson: Oops! One of the bees came along with the honey.
Wade: A bee? ["Runs around in circles screaming"] Oh, help! Do not let him sting my person; I wound easily! "Help!" ["Runs off"]
Orson: It’s so undignified, acting like that.
["Roy walks up"]
Roy: Orson? Your brother is here.
Orson: My "brothers?" ["Runs around like Wade"] Oh, "help!" Don’t let them play badminton with me. They use "me" as the shuttlecock!

Orson: I’m gonna put Gort in charge of guarding the apples.
Wade: Are you out of your piggish mind? Putting your brother in charge of "our apples?"
Orson: He deserves a chance. ["Walks off"]
Wade: Oh, fine! ["Sarcastically"] Later you can give the fox his chance to guard the henhouse.

External links

* [http://www.bcdb.com/cartoon/31431-Gort_Goes_Good.html Gort Goes Good] at the Big Cartoon DataBase
* [http://www.tv.com/episode/94910/summary.html Gort Goes Good] at TV.com