Gregg Berger

It's Christmas in Jon Arbuckle's home, a time for eating and presents according to Garfield. Little does he know he's about to learn about the true spirit of Christmas.

The Littles are being hunted by Dr. Hunter, a scientist, determined to discover a new species of little creatures. When Dr. Hunter comes to Henry's house under the ruse of looking for rodents, he manages to capture Tom and Lucy Little in his vacuum. Henry, along with Grandpa Little and Dinky, attempt to rescue Tom and Lucy, but it is not until they get the aid of other Littles, that they all get out safely. The Littles community learns to trust Henry Big and realize that the most important thing about true friendship, is loyalty.

Red alert! A huge asteroid is heading right for the Planet Earth! How can it be destroyed? With the space ship Jon designed a few years back? The only problem is it's only big enough for a dog and a cat to pilot it. No problem, Garfield and Odie decide to take on the mission, which turns out to be very dangerous, but extremely satisfying. They discover the asteroid is a giant meat ball sent into space by aliens who are made of pasta! Why? Tribe. You have to see it to believe it.

Grandpa sets out to prove that ghosts and “grulies” are just superstition, and superstitions are nothing to be afraid of. He takes the kids to visit Cousin Zachary who lives in what Henry and his friends think is a haunted house. The Littles arrive to find that Cousin Zachary has disappeared. In their search for him, the are menaced by spiders, rats, cats, and their own superstitions, but they finally solve the mystery of the not-so-haunted house and Cousin Zachary’s disappearance. Tom, Lucy, and Dinky learn that its foolish to be influenced by superstitions.