A tortoiseshell kitten helps a masked vigilante unnerve a greedy baron in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Zorro – “The Eagle Leaves the Nest”

A tortoiseshell kitten helps a masked vigilante unnerve a greedy baron in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
A couple of kittens are shooed off a couch by John Gielgud in this thriller reviewed by Brian H.
Tom Holland gives Mark Wahlberg a longhair cat later dubbed Mr. Whiskers in this action film based on a video game series.
Telepathetic tuxedo cat Sil-L (played by the Felix Team) returns for a brief appearance in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
A junkyard cat named Henry startles Cindy Lee in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Three kittens can be seen hanging out on the desk of Cardinal Richelieu in this silent film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A longhair silver cat is fed in a very unusual fashion by Claude Rains in this film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A poor tabby cat has tin cans tied to his tail by some rowdy boys in this Civil War era film.
A tabby and white cat distracts the Ingalls’ dog Jack with disastrous results in this episode of the classic series.
A ginger and white tabby cat named Fuzz Aldrin helps his owner solve a problem in this film.