A couple of Siamese cats who speak in very politically incorrect voices give grief to the titular Chihuahua in this Home Alone knockoff reviewed by Linda Kay.
Ping! (2000)
A couple of Siamese cats who speak in very politically incorrect voices give grief to the titular Chihuahua in this Home Alone knockoff reviewed by Linda Kay.
Cat actor Kintoki receives less screen time because of pop star Hiromitsu Kitayama in a cat suit in this Japanese fantasy reviewed by Bob Fort, J. Lyn Montague and Linda Kay.
A large longhair tabby and white cat known as Red Cat is the nemesis of the titular pooch in this charming Australian film reviewed by Linda Kay,
A little black cat is cared for by Laura who even saves the frightened kitty from a tornado in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Willie attempts to shoot Nancy’s black cat Pepper out of a cannon after seeing a daredevil stunt show in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Azrael returns alongside the evil wizard Gargamel in this latest incarnation of the cartoon characters by Peyo. Review by Linda Kay.
A stray ginger and white tabby cat appears briefly during a chase scene in this animated feature reviewed by Linda Kay.
A stray torbie cat named Kenny is found and kept secretly by Ellen over several episodes in Season Two of this British series reviewed by Mark Murton and Linda Kay.
A couple of kittens and a Siamese cat enjoy the company of thieves in this adventure film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Waldo Kitty imagines himself to be the legendary hero Robin Cat in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.