Every Home Should Have One (1970)

by Linda Kay

Directed by: Jim Clark

Synopsis: Teddy (Marty Feldman) works at an advertising company and is assigned to come up with a sexy campaign for frozen porridge, leading to lascivious daydreams and spot-on satiric comedy.

Cartoon Cats: The opening credits are animated in various commercial styles. One segment includes various characters pointing to the screen in a “this means you!” manner, including two different cats.

Every Home Should Have One - cartoon orange and white cat pointing to camera
Every Home Should Have One - cartoon black and white cat promoting Pusso Cat Food
Every Home Should Have One - cartoon black and white cat promoting Pusso Cat Food pointing to camera

The orange and white cat returns toward the end of the credits promoting “Mouse Cat Food” which consists of a live mouse in a tin.

Every Home Should Have One - cartoon orange and white cat with Mouse Cat Food tin
Every Home Should Have One - cartoon orange and white cat with Mouse Cat Food tin

The tables turn when a bulldog opens a can of “Katt Dog Food” which contains the cat from the previous spot.

Every Home Should Have One - cartoon orange and white cat inside tin of Katt Dog Food with bulldog

Final Mewsings: Cats have no idea how much selling power they really have.

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