CatDog

Animation 1998

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The main character is a cat on one end and a dog on the other. Cat, the more scheming of the two, often comes up with a plan for the pair which ends up going awry.

Animation 1998

Starring Jim Cummings, Tom Kenny, Carlos Alazraqui

EPISODE 1

Dog Gone; All You Can't Eat

Cat decides he wants some quiet time to himself, so Dog puts on the suit and Cat finds out just how much he really misses Dog. CatDog want to eat at a taco restaurant, but Rancid Rabbit bans them from entering.

21 min 4 Apr 1998 U
EPISODE 2

Flea or Die; CatDog Food

CatDog contract fleas and must wear a fleabelt in the middle of their body. Dog creates the latest taste sensation called CatDog food.

21 min 5 Oct 1998 U
EPISODE 3

Full Moon Fever; War of the CatDog

It is the night of the full moon and Dog's canine instincts are in full bloom. Cat and Dog go to war when they fall out.

21 min 16 Oct 1998 U
EPISODE 4

Pumped; Dummy, Dummy

Cat works out furiously in order to stand up to the Greaser Dogs. Dog becomes too attached to a small toy cat.

21 min 13 Oct 1998 U
EPISODE 5

Nightmare; CatDogPig

Cat teases Dog for being afraid of a horror film, but eventually gets scared too. Winslow tries to have CatDog have one more side to vote on what they should do for fun.

21 min 21 Oct 1998 U
EPISODE 6

SquirrelDog; Brothers Day

A squirrel is accidentally glued to Cliff's back. Cat and Dog sell their favourite possessions to secretly buy each other gifts.

21 min 14 Oct 1998 U

Jim Cummings

Cat
Tom Kenny

Dog/Cliff
Carlos Alazraqui

Winslow/Lube
Robert Porter

Director
Derek Drymon

Director

About

CatDog

ANIMATION

The main character is a cat on one end and a dog on the other. Cat, the more scheming of the two, often comes up with a plan for the pair which ends up going awry.

Information

Studio: Nickelodeon
Genre: Animation
Released: 1998
Region of Origin: United States

Languages

Original Audio: English
Audio: English (United States) (AAC)
Subtitles: English (CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions refer to subtitles in available languages with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.