Catscratch - Season 1
Series Details
Title: Catscratch
Overview: Catscratch is an American animated television series created by Doug TenNapel. It was aired on both Nickelodeon and Nicktoons in 2005. It was also shown on Nickelodeon UK / Ireland in 2006. It is a lighthearted adaptation of TenNapel's graphic novel, Gear, which is also the name of the cats' monster truck. The series features music composed by longtime TenNapel collaborator, Terry Scott Taylor. Catscratch's first DVD appearance was on Nick Picks Vol. 3, which came out February 7, 2006.
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Average Vote: 7.4 (34 votes)
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Mr. Blik won't let Waffle join him and Gordon on a ball all because he never caught a mouse. A mouse named Squeakus tells Waffle that his brothers are mice.
Mr. Blik attempts to win a barbecue contest by going to the moon for moon rocks after Gordon tells him a story.
The cats and the Chumpy Chump Brothers engage in a car race.the problem is that only Waffle is long enough to ride.
Gordon fibs to Kimberley telling her he possesses a unicorn. But unicorn is really his brothers in a suit.
Mr. Blik cheats to become the king of root beer, during a game show, making Waffle angry.
Someone’s been hiding out in the cats’ own house, right under their noses! Someone big, slimy, and tentacle-y! Yup! It’s the Kraken – the giant sea creature Gordon defeated in battle not long ago! Is he here for revenge? Nope. He’s been exiled from his home planet for getting beaten by a cat! He’s lost his family’s respect and he has no place to go. With the cats’ help, the Kraken returns to his homeworld to regain his honor!
Blik can’t wait to join a lavish country club! They’ve got everything you could want: a spa, a golf course, and Blik’s personal favorite, exclusivity! He just needs to impress the club members, and he’ll be all set! But when Blik is rejected and his brothers are accepted, Blik loses it! Meanwhile, Gordon and Waffle are having the time of their lives, partaking in all the luxuries that the club has to offer. It’s only when they see how the other members treat Blik that they rethink the importance of being “exclusive.”
While on a tropical island vacation, Blik accidentally saves Gordon’s life. Island tradition dictates that Gordon must now serve Blik for life. Sounds great! However, Gordon’s good intentions only end up hurting Blik in the most physically painful of ways. Blik decides it’s time to put a stop to this. How? By forcing Gordon to save Blik’s life! That’ll even the score and get Gordon off his back. But when the plan goes awry, both brothers are put in extreme danger! And it’s Waffle to the rescue!
With Hovis gone, the cats must fend for themselves… Yeah, right! They each create gigantic robots in their own images in order to serve them and keep the house tidy. Things are going great until an accident grants the robots with intelligence, and they discover that they’re being used! They kick the cats out of the house and take over. There’s only one thing for the cats to do… work as a team -- by building a bigger, badder robot to teach those hunks of metal who’s really boss!
On his way home from the salon, Blik is bullied by a nasty alley-cat who says that Blik is giving regular cats a bad name! Blik becomes paranoid that the alley-cat is after him, so he hires the Chumpy Chump Brothers as protection! Sure, they’re big, mean and ugly, but they also don’t take orders too well. In fact, Blik’s “bodyguards” cause more chaos and damage than any alley-cat could! And they won’t leave, prompting Blik to muster up the courage to actually fight his own battle for a change!
While showing off at the park, Blik zooms down a giant slide, and becomes charged up with static electricity! Big time! Now, all sorts of metal objects are flying at him: the fridge, a license plate collection, knives, a bus. And when he discovers that his charge is about to cause a major international disaster, Blik realizes he must rid himself of his electrical powers. Fortunately, Waffle suggests an idea that’s so crazy, it just might work.
When Waffle starts shedding, he becomes convinced it’s because HE’S EVIL! (Thanks to Blik’s careless suggestion.) Waffle sets up his own evil hideout with plans to take over the world! He’s even got a ticking time-bomb to help along with the destruction! But can his brothers convince him that it’s all been just a simple misunderstanding, before the bomb goes off?
Blik is blackmailed when Katilda finds out his secret.
Mr. Blik does not like to lose... ever! That is why in his new video game, "Spindango Fundulation" which at this point he is terrible at, Mr. Blik decides to rig the game to win! But, little does Blik know that he and his brothers will soon be whisked away to an alien slug planet, where the slugs believe that Mr. Blik has the ability to save them from an evil warship! Can Mr. Blik save the alien world and destroy "The Dango" Warship once and for all?
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