Eek! The Cat

1992

Eek! The Cat

7.2 | TV-Y | en | Animation

Eek! The Cat is a Canadian-American animated series, created by Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp and produced by Fox Kids and Savage Studios with animation by Nelvana, that ran from 1992 to 1997.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP18 Rock-Eek 6

Aug. 01,1997

Sharky inadvertantly winds up injuring Platinum. He feels so guilty, he takes her place in a battle against Roboticus the Disturbed Android.

EP17 Oh... The Humanity

Jul. 28,1997

The Thunderlizards have to guard a valuable discovery.

EP16 The Sound of MusEek

Jul. 28,1997

Eek and friends host a benefit concert for Elmo's little brother Timmy.

EP15 The FugEektive

Jul. 25,1997

Sharky loses his memory and is accused of a bank robbery. With John Walsh's help, Eek tries to clear Sharky's name.

EP14 Eekscaliber

Jul. 21,1997

One sunny day, Eek leaves a chocolate bunny for Sharky, who slips and falls on the melted chocolate. After hitting his head, Sharky is transported back to the time of the Arthurian legends.

EP13 Show Squirls

Jul. 18,1997

Eek helps the squirrels put on a show, which turns into a road show and Sharky becomes their manager.

EP12 Night of the Living Duds

Jul. 14,1997

The Thunderlizards head to the X-Zone to destroy a Thuggasaur cannon.

EP11 Nightmare on Elmo St.

Jul. 14,1997

Eek offers to help Elmo bake for a cake sale to help Timmy who believes that he is a genie. However, Elmo inserts too much mixture into a microwavable chocolate soufflé and it comes alive, attacking them.

EP10 Home O'Sapien Alone

Jul. 07,1997

A demolition mixup means the Thunderlizards had better go hunt Bill and Scooter until General Galapagos calms down.

EP9 The Island of Dr. Meow

Jul. 07,1997

Eek tries to brighten Sharky's day, which again causes the destruction of his dog house. Trying to relax while flying a kite, Sharky winds up on a island where bizzare experiments are being performed.

EP8 Fists of Furry

Oct. 28,1996

With the help of Cynthia Raverock, Sharky starts training in martial arts.

EP7 Snowbored

Oct. 14,1996

Elmo chickens out of a snowboard race and cons Eek into going in his place.

EP6 Thunder Valley

Sep. 20,1996

Bill takes up Scooter's advice and tries to lose some weight. Meanwhile, the Thunderlizards' efforts are complicated by liquid helium.

EP5 Eek Bin Ein Berliner

Sep. 20,1996

A series of vignettes is created when Eek once again causes the destruction of Sharky's dog house.

EP4 MystEek Pizza

Sep. 16,1996

Eek gets blasted up into space after ruining one of Sharky's favorite shows.

EP3 Molten Rock-n-Roll

Sep. 13,1996

A helicopter with heavy metal idol Dee Snidersaur on board crashes in the X-Zone and into the clutches of the Thuggasaurs. The Thunderlizards go to save him.

EP2 Pre-hysteric Man

Sep. 13,1996

Bill proclaims dominance over nature, until the wild life decides to strike back. This leads to lava flowing towards Jurassic City and the Thunderlizards must save the day.

EP1 DiabolEek

Sep. 09,1996

Sharky is plagued by nightmares involving Eek and seeks professional help in the form of Dr. Elmo.

7.2 | TV-Y | en | Animation | More Info

Released: 1992-09-11 | Released Producted By: Nelvana , Saban International Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

Synopsis

Eek! The Cat is a Canadian-American animated series, created by Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp and produced by Fox Kids and Savage Studios with animation by Nelvana, that ran from 1992 to 1997.

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Cast

Bill Kopp , Savage Steve Holland , Cam Clarke

Director

Savage Steve Holland

Producted By

Nelvana , Saban International

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Cast

Bill Kopp

as Eek / Pierre / Day Z. Kutter (voice)

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Cam Clarke

as Puffy / Wuz Wuz / Ryan (voice)

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Reviews

jimy23 Like Animaniacs Tiny Toons Batman This is A Classic show from Fox kids which is sadly no longer around. EEK was a cartoon that spoofed movies that many kids would not know about not just episodes but the titles would be make reference to movies. Eek was an unlucky cat who had high hopes and a positive attitude despite what happened he would usually be chased by the shark dog that terrorized most everyone his girlfriend was a 200 pound pink cat named Annabelle. There was another cartoon that aired on season 2 the terrible thunder lizards it was about the prehistoric age where dinosaur lived in an advanced city and raged war with primitive humans who where just starting to learn three Dino soldiers where sent to attack two human cavemen one was an inventor Scooter the other was the chew toy who had worst luck then Eek Bill. The third cartoon with aired near the end of the series Klutter was about a bunch of cloths that came to life when shocked with static electricity. This is one of the shows that made fox kids what it was it's a true 90's classic I still watch EP's on youtube.

goose749 Eek is amongst one of my favorite cartoons of all time. It is the epitome of physical violence. Eek, a fat purple cat, lives for one thing - helping others. The show is based upon disproving Eek's mantra, "It never hurts to help." Of course, all Eek's pains go entirely unnoticed by his bratty family.This show is a work of genius simply because it takes a character that we're taught to be like, a cat with an altruistic nature straight from the bible (KUMBAYA!), and pits him against modern problems, obviously greatly exaggerated for effect. The genius is in the simplicity of this. Of course, this simplicity can only make so many episodes, and so Eek soon joined with The Terrible Thunderlizards (think Garfield and US Acres), and the Eek segments were shorter. Once this happened, Eek was no longer quite as good. Still, it was a brand of humor that has never been very well replicated, which is unfortunate. We need more cartoons like this.

Baroque Wild, manic, and very, very clever. Perhaps a bit TOO hip for the kids. Eek is a hopelessly optimistic cat who is head over heels over the neighbor's cat, Wendy Elizabeth, a massively obese feline, who shares a backyard with Sharkey, a (literally) fire-breathing fusion of dog and shark. It's not this combination that made the series so memorable, it was the themes of many of the episodes that were parodies of films.What other animated series could get away with parodies of "A Clockwork Orange", "Apocalypse Now", "Easy Rider" and "Pulp Fiction"? I was half expecting a parody of "Eraserhead" to show up.If it ever gets back onto TV, watch it. Especially for the hyperkinetic opening segment from the show's first season.

bigsleepj Certainly one of the most original spoof shows in the history of television is Eek! the Cat. It's surreal, it's nonsensical, it's satirical---the things the best shows are made of.You can't help but love this series with such wonderful characters: Eek! the purple cat, his obese girlfriend Annabelle and her pet shark-dog Sharky, Mittens the depressed cat and Elmo the Incredible Elk, whose little brother Timmy always have some kind of bizarre ailment. This show spoofs pretty much every famous movie. Some of the best spoofs are Jaws (a mutated fish in the kiddie pool), Apocalypse Now! (a search for a surprisingly obese Sharky), the Exorcist (pea soup, Barney the Dinosaur and big-eyed dolls), Pulp Fiction (a briefcase, a Geek in a box and a dentist) and The Terminator (dog catchers and the Hubble Space telescope).Each episode consists of the following. Eek! is dating Annabelle, Sharky doesn't like Eek! and wants to hurt him. Elmo the Elk goes about raising money for his Little Brother Timmy's operation while Mittens just try to get through the day. These aren't different shorts like Animaniacs; these are usually all the same episode.Brought to you by the man who brought us the movie Better off Dead (Savage Steve Holland) this series is pure genius. It does have it's faults but if you love weird TV this is the series for you.