Late in the episode, Garfield's head stripes are visibly thinner than the stripes on his tail.While posing before the camera, Lola loses the line dividing her ear from her cranium while shifting poses.The blonde Persian cat walking on the fence in the later part of the episode does not have lips for a second.The dancing female cat in the later part of the episode is missing the black color inside her ear tufts.In the toy car scene, Lola loses outlines of her eyes when the car shakes.The female cat resting near Garfield in the swimming pool scene has her left ear blending with the water, despite being placed under an angle suggesting her head is well above the water surface.In the early part of the episode, Garfield is missing his ear color.Garfield wearing sunglasses with 'Garf Jovi' (a play on Bon Jovi).The face-morphing sequence from the music video is also spoofed. Garfield describing himself as ' Michael Jackson all rolled into one', based on ' Black or White'.A rock star cat resembling Elvis Presley.A cat posing over a burning guitar in the same fashion as Jimi Hendrix from his famous Monterey Pop Festival performance. Pity poor Roosterhe has a terrible sore throat, his tail feathers are drooping, and he can’t possibly do his cock-a-doodle-doo to get the farm going in the morning.Two cats smashing an amp with their guitars, as made famous by Pete Townshend of The Who.Many music parodies and references are made throughout the episode, include:.Nermal, Floyd, and Roy make cameos in the music video.In this episode, Penelope appears in two different fur colors - dark gray (in the scene with clocks and on limousine) and light gray (in the singing scene), similar to episodes from the sixth season.The animation for this episode was complicated to produce.Many clips from this episode would be used in the final opening sequence for Garfield and Friends.MeowTV announcer (voiced by Gregg Berger).We have new and used copies available, in 1 editions - starting at 0.99. In English the somewhat archaic ‘cock-a-doodle-doo’ has a. Buy Cock-A-Doodle-Doo by Jill Runcie, Lee Lorenz (Illustrator) online at Alibris.

Each language has tried to capture the undulating call to varying degrees of success. ‘Cock-a-doodle-doo’ The crowing of a rooster is an especially distinctive sound.

The rest of episode's plot follows lyrics of the title song. Following on from my previous blog posts on animal noises around the world, this week’s victim is the cockerel. Following on schedule, Kenny Katnip introduces ' The Garfield Rap', which lasts till the end of the episode. Garfield turns on TV to watch video clips showed on MeowTV, when 'Ain't Gonna Be Your Scratching Post' song is performed. 'The Garfield Rap' is presented on Meow TV at #1 on top videos of the week.

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