1. 1985.
   1986.
2. 1987.
   1988.

Garfield's Halloween Special first aired October 30, 1985, on CBS.

1. Garfield the Pirate
   Garfield and the Haunted House.
2. Garfield's Night Out.
   Garfield in Disguise.

The show was originally titled Garfield in Disguise but soon became known as Garfield's Halloween Adventure.

1. Lorenzo Music.
   Orson Welles.
2. Bill Murray.
   Brad Garrett.

Gerald David "Lorenzo" Music (May 2, 1937 – August 4, 2001) was not only the voice of the cartoon Garfield but also the voice of Tummi Gummi in Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears and Peter Venkman in The Real Ghostbusters.

1. John Walker.
   Phil Roman.
2. Matt Groening.
   Bill Melendez.

Phil Roman (born December 21, 1930) produced many Garfield and Charlie Brown specials, as well as series such as Richie Rich, Bobby's World, and Garfield and Friends.

1. Ron Tuthill.
   Kim Campbell.
2. Jay Poynor.
   Jim Davis.

James Robert "Jim" Davis (born July 28, 1945) originally wanted the Garfield comic strip to focus on Jon but was advised to make Garfield the star. He wanted Garfield's Halloween Adventure to scare kids at least for a brief moment when the ghosts enter the house.

1. Charles Lindsay Workman.
   Hal Smith.
2. Dan Castellaneta.
   Sterling Holloway.

In addition to providing the voice for the Old Man in Garfield's Halloween Special, Charles (C.) Lindsay Workman, Jr., (March 6, 1924 – April 24, 2012) worked on Westworld and Naked Gun 2 ½.

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   3.
2. 7.
   15.

The television showed a test pattern with the number 3 on it as the special began.

1. Sit-ups.
   Jumping jacks.
2. Push-ups.
   Leg lifts.

"Get your lazy bottoms out of bed and do jumping jacks with Binky the Clowwwwwwn!"

1. Odie.
   The Woman at the Door.
2. Jon Arbuckle.
   The Television Announcer.

Thom Huge (born September 1, 1944) was a voice actor who provided the voice for both Jon Arbuckle and Binky the Clown. He also did Roy the Rooster and Gort on the Garfield and Friends series.

1. Scott Bradley.
   Ed Bogas and Desiree Goyette.
2. Carl Stalling.
   Steven Bernstein.

Ed Bogas (born February 2, 1942) and his wife, Desiree Goyette (born September 10, 1956), collaborated on many Garfield specials as well as Garfield and Friends.

1. He didn't like having to buy Odie a present.
   He never got enough candy at Christmas.
2. He got pine needles in his paws at Christmas.
   The Christmas lights kept him up all night.

"Halloween is my kind of a holiday—not like those other stupid holidays. I don't get pine needles in my paws… Just candy."

1. He was carving a jack-o'-lantern.
   He was eating breakfast and drinking coffee.
2. He was reading the newspaper.
   He was still asleep when Garfield finds him.

"You're probably wondering what I'm doing with this pumpkin on my head." "Wahoo! There's a pumpkin on your head? I hadn't noticed." "I was carving a jack-o'-lantern until you arrived."

1. Trick-or-treat.
   Halloween.
2. Lasagna.
   Candy.

"How about some breakfast?" "Oh, no thank you. I must save room for all that candy—candy, candy, candy, candy…"

1. Nothing.
   Candy.
2. A sweet roll, bacon, a croissant, an apple, and coffee.
   A sweet roll.

"How about some breakfast?" "Oh no, thank you I must save room for all that candy… Oh, maybe I'll have a sweet roll to tide me over… Perhaps some bacon and a croissant... Oh, what the heck."

1. He didn't want Odie to steal his candy.
   Because Odie didn't need to wear a mask.
2. Because Odie kept begging him to go.
   He wanted to take Odie's sack of candy.

Garfield realized if he took Odie, he would be able to get two bags of candy instead of one.

1. Half a bag of candy.
   A dog bone.
2. One piece of candy.
   His very own jack-o'-lantern.

"… A night when dogs have to help cats go out and get candy… That's right, and if the dog does a good job, he gets a whole piece of candy of his very own!"

1. A knight or a knave.
   A king or a slave.
2. A bat in a cave.
   A zombie in a grave.

"What should I be? There's so many sides to me. I could be handsome or brave, a king or a slave."

1. A vampire.
   A pirate.
2. An alien.
   A big black cat.

"I be Orange Beard the Pirate Captain, and this be me First Mate, Odie the Stupid."

1. One.
   Two.
2. Three.
   Four.

Garfield and Odie were both pirates, but Odie initially had four peg legs that Garfield made him remove. Garfield has one peg leg that he kept until just before they crossed the river.

1. He told Odie they could go home.
   He forced Odie to walk in front of him.
2. He started pulling masks off of kids.
   He huddled with Odie under a streetlight.

Garfield began pulling the masks off everyone who went past. Unfortunately for Odie's fears, they discovered even scarier monsters under the masks.

1. He asked nicely.
   He told people he has a sick brother at home.
2. He threatened people.
   He stole it.

"Me thinks you're be a might stingy with your candy, Miss. If you don't reconsider your contribution, I'll give your living room drapes a taste of me broadsword."

1. By bridge.
   By inflatable raft.
2. By swimming.
   By boat.

"Argh! What have we here? Why it do be pirate ship for us across the river. I commandeer this ship in the name of Orange Beard the Pirate."

1. He began rowing fervently in the wrong direction.
   He lighted the oars on fire.
2. He tossed the oars in the water.
   He hit Garfield in the head with the oars.

"I'd make him walk the plank if I had one," Garfield quipped as the oars Odie tossed overboard floated away.

1. It landed in a haunted cave.
   It landed on an island with a house.
2. It ran into a pirate ship.
   It landed on the other side of the river.

The Garfield comic strip was set in Muncie, IN, which has the White River flowing through it as well as several streams. There were many islands to inspire Jim Davis' imagination.

1. The cobwebs in his face.
   The bats flying past him.
2. The strike of lightning.
   The huge gargoyle over the door.

As soon as their boat landed on the island, an owl hoots and lightning strikes on the otherwise clear night. The lightning continues while they are in the house.

1. A gang of black cats.
   A Zombie.
2. An Old Man.
   A Vampire.

"Shut up you, two! That's enough to stop an Old Man's ticker."

1. There was buried treasure on the island.
   The Old Man was a vampire.
2. The Old Man turned into a werewolf.
   The pirates came back to kidnap trick-or-treaters each year.

The Old Man related a tale in which pirates, pursued by government forces, landed on the island and buried treasure so they could make their escape faster by unburdening their boat.

1. Daybreak.
   Sunset
2. Midnight.
   High noon.

"It's midnight!"

1. Behind the chair.
   Under the porch.
2. In the cupboard.
   In the flowerpot.

Although Odie stuck his head in a flowerpot to hide, Garfield convinced him that the cupboard was a better hiding place for both of them.

1. He put his snacks away in a cupboard.
   He stole the boat.
2. He went to the kitchen to make some tea.
   He hid under the chair.

"Rats! There goes my boat. Rats! There goes my candy. My boat's gone. My candy's gone."

1. One.
   Two.
2. Three.
   Four.

The three ghosts were made to glow by over-exposing the film.

1. Garfield's tail was peeking out from their hiding place.
   Odie's drool leaked out of their hiding place.
2. Garfield sat on a mouse and screamed.
   Odie sneezed.

Odie's sneeze blew the cabinet doors open. Both pets closed the doors, and Garfield optimistically hoped the ghosts didn't see them.

1. They swam for it.
   The Old Man came back to get them in the boat.
2. John rescued them in a police helicopter.
   They built a raft out of logs.

"This is it, pal. We swim for it. One… Two… Three… Rats! I forgot. I can't swim."

1. "A day at the beach."
   "A pleasant daydream."
2. "A walk in the park."
   "Birthday parties."

"I've had nightmares that look like birthday parties compared to tonight."

1. Odie stole a ring from the pirates in the book.
   Odie stole a ring from the pirates in the movie.
2. Garfield stole a ring from the pirates in the book.
   Garfield stole a ring from the pirates in the movie.

Most other specials were based on the printed comic strip ideas that had been expanded. This was the first special to be written independently and to have a book follow. The main difference between the two was that Garfield stole a ring from the pirates in the book and was chased by the ghosts until he returned it. There was also more Halloween history in the book.