Wow!!!!! Can you believe we've been doing this show for 100 episodes? To celebrate, we're mixing it up by looking at a comic property that NEVER got adapted. It's Garfield's Judgement Day, the story that Jim Davis hoped Disney would turn into a theatrical film! Spoiler: They didn't. But  Dungeonmaster11, Rocketshark & Poundforpoundcake join us for a live reading of the associated picture book and this is the closest you'll probably ever get.

You know Archy the cockroach from all those old Scholastic books about 'Insects Do the Strangest Things' where they were desperate to think of a famous cockroach to name check. Archy and his pal Mehitabel, the slutty cat, were characters created by newspaper columnist Don Marquis in 1906.  Many collections of Archy and Mehitabel stories were illustrated by George Herriman, the creator of Krazy Kat. And that's enough excuse to watch the very 70s Archy and Mehitabel adaptation, Shinbone Alley!

The  Seuss is loose! This week, we return to the life of that famous  cartoonist (and possibly less famous children's author) Dr Seuss. But  instead of an adaptation of his work, we're looking at "In Search of Dr.  Seuss," a 1994 made-for-TV documentary extravaganza about the life and  times of Dr. Seuss, starring Kathy Najimy, Patrick Stewart, Robin  Williams, Christopher Lloyd, and Max Headroom himself -- Matt Frewer --  as the cat in the hat.

The Seuss is loose! This week, we return to the life of that famous cartoonist (and possibly less famous children's author) Dr Seuss. But instead of an adaptation of his work, we're looking at "In Search of Dr. Seuss," a 1994 made-for-TV documentary extravaganza about the life and times of Dr. Seuss, starring Kathy Najimy, Patrick Stewart, Robin Williams, Christopher Lloyd, and Max Headroom himself -- Matt Frewer -- as the cat in the hat.

Don't be the moo when you can be the cow! Ahhh such words of wisdom from everyone's favorite blockhead in this, the animated adaptation of the stage musical about Snoopy. Special guest star Mike Westfall of Advent Calendar House joins us to discuss the Peanuts special where Snoppy... talks?!?! A talking beagle!?!?!?

After the insanity of Garfield Gets Real, Garfield's Fun Fest seems relatively subdued... assuming that you've seen Garfield Gets Real and remember that this direct sequel -- because it is, in fact, a direct sequel -- takes place in a very specific Garfield AU. Also important? It's not really about a Fun Fest. Like, at all. We can only assume that Jim Davis has never been to a fest. But the more important thing? We have a Twitter now and you can follow us at @No_Alf_Tonight !!!