Jon has won a turkey in a raffle and decides to cook it for dinner. Liz is coming over. The only problem is that when the turkey arrives, it's alive and kicking, and nobody wants to deal with it. Especially since it's kinda nice to have another pet, a feathered one this time. But when the turkey starts taking naps in Garfield's bed, watching TV and eating out of his bowl, Garfield loses it. He sends the turkey over to the poultry store. They've had enough of it at home! Abandoned to its terrible fate, the turkey almost ends up getting stuffed, but then Garfield regrets what he's done and decides to fix it. Jon said there'd be turkey for dinner, and there will be: just as a guest rather than the main dish. / Jon has won a lottery turkey and decides to prepare it for tonight's dinner where Liz is invited. The only problem is that the delivered turkey is very much alive, and no one wants to do anything about it. Especially since it's not so unpleasant to have a third pet, feathered this time. But when the turkey sleeps in Garfield's bed, watches his TV and eats from his bowl, Garfield gets angry. Direction the poultry merchant! We don't want her at home anymore. Left to its fate, the turkey could quickly end up stuffed with chestnuts, except when Garfield, who regrets his gesture, decides to take action. Jon said there would be turkey for dinner and turkey there will be, but as a guest and not as a main course.