A ginger tabby cat is rudely interrupted while lapping at some cream by a shrewish woman in this anthology series episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Kraft Suspense Theatre – “The End of the World, Baby”
A ginger tabby cat is rudely interrupted while lapping at some cream by a shrewish woman in this anthology series episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Purr Blur! A tuxedo cat is lounging nearby as Richard Roper and his party arrive at a seaside restaurant in this Season One episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
As this season opens, Jonathan Pine has settled into a new life which includes a longhair ginger tabby named Corky. Episode review by Linda Kay.
A white longhair cat gets no thanks for providing a timely distraction which helps end a tense standoff in this crime thriller reviewed by Linda Kay.
A pair of Siamese cats named Jack and Martha are the beloved pets of a rich elderly widow in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis and Linda Kay.
A longhair tabby cat is caught in an awkward position by two kissing actors who are badly cast by age in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
A longhair black cat is one of the fixtures found by a couple in a strange abandoned house in this horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A woman feeds a tuxedo cat while being watched by a detective in this South Korean mystery reviewed by Mark Murton.
A tiny kitten is the proof that a youth serum actually works in this proposed series pilot reviewed by Linda Kay.
by Ted Davis Original Air Date: April 30, 1962 Directed by: Ted Post This review contains a very mild Kitty Carnage Warning! Cat Out of the Bag Alert! This review contains some spoilers for this episode! Synopsis: A shadowy globe-trotting ring of jewel thieves masterminded by slippery Anthony Hugh Swinburne (Robert Douglas) is relentlessly pursued […]