Lasagna Cat

The majority of Lasagna Cat consists of live-action reenactments of the Garfield comic strips, featuring costumed performers in the roles of Jon Arbuckle, Garfield, and Odie. Each reenactment is followed by a surreal "interlude" segment, related to themes or dialogue found in the original adapted strip. This can either be a music video set to a copyrighted song, or a different form of satirical skit. After which, a smiling mugshot of cartoonist Jim Davis is shown, sometimes edited to fit the scenario. Most of the series' videos are only a few minutes long, with the exception of "07/27/1978" and "Sex Survey Results", which are one and five hours long, respectively. The series exists mainly to satirize the original Garfield comics' style of humor and as a surreal tribute to Davis. ==Episodes==

Season 1 (2008) Season 2 (2017) == Reception ==

Lasagna Cat was well received, with reviewers praising its insight into Garfield and comedy in general. A popular parody Twitter account was created in response to "07/27/1978", an hour-long episode (set to Philip Glass' score to the 1997 film Kundun) in which actor John Blyth Barrymore philosophically monologues about his adoration and obsession with a Garfield strip published on that date. Additionally, the series was cited as an inspiration in the creation of the Adult Swim short Too Many Cooks. == References ==