A ginger and white tabby cat named Whiskey is the loyal companion of an elderly mother in failing health in this heartwarming made-for-TV movie reviewed by Mark Murton.
Lost for Words (1999)
Category Archives: Television
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour – “The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow”
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.
Isn’t It Shocking? (1973)
A lively clowder of cats lives in the home of a crazy cat lady played by Ruth Gordon in this kooky made-for-TV mystery reviewed by Ted Davis.
The Mistress – “Series 1, Episode 1”
A ginger tabby cat is one of the many pets owned by Felicity Kendal in this British sitcom reviewed by Mark Murton.
The Flying Nun – “Dear Aggie”
A ginger tabby cat named Delphina gives birth to kittens at the convent in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
The F.B.I. – “Deadfall”
A ginger and white tabby kitten named Cookie causes a little girl to witness a kidnapping in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
The Protectors – “Sugar and Spice”
A tabby and white cat hangs out in a house being protected by The Protectors in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
Whitstable Pearl – “Random Acts”
A marmalade cat partakes in some spilled marmalade in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
Ghostwatch (1992)
A Spring-Loaded Cat is one of the many scares in this notorious BBC broadcast reviewed by Mark Murton.
Alfred Hitchcock Presents – “Backward, Turn Backward”
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.