A tuxedo cat has a true scene stealing moment in this German adaptation of the classic Sherlock Holmes story reviewed by Ted Davis.
Der Hund von Baskerville (1929)
Category Archives: Crime
Medium – “We Had a Dream”
Allison dreams about a woman trying to rescue her cat Quincy from a tree in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Burke’s Law – “Who Killed Holly Howard?”
Orangey makes yet another television guest star appearance, this time playing two different cats, in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Dixon of Dock Green – “Green Wedding”
A longhair tabby cat named Gilbert is the only one of the supposed twelve cats seen on screen in this British series episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
Mr. Dynamite (1941)
A white cat has a bottle of milk stolen right from under his nose in this wartime thriller reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Man Who Finally Died (1963)
An adorable tabby cat named Putzi is a true Cat Burglar (Scene Stealer) in this wartime thriller reviewed by Ted Davis.
The Brokenwood Mysteries – “Going To The Dogs”
A longhair black and white cat in a carrier is shown visiting the vets in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
Medium – “The Darkness is Light Enough”
Purr Blur! A black and white longhair cat is seen climbing a wall, or rather crossing a floor, in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Hawaii Five-0 – “Three Dead Cows at Makapuu, Part 2”
A tuxedo cat doesn’t seem troubled to have Loretta Swit hide their face in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Journal 64 (2018)
Kat, the resident brown tabby of Department Q, returns briefly in this entry reviewed by Linda Kay.