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CatDog
Image:Catdoglogosign.jpg
CatDog logo
Format Animation
Created by Peter Hannan
Starring Jim Cummings
Tom Kenny
Carlos Alazraqui
Maria Bamford
Nika Frost
John Kassir
Dwight Schultz
Billy West
Country of origin Image:Flag of the United States.svg United States
No. of seasons 3
No. of episodes 65 (List of episodes)
Production
Running time 30 minutes (15 minutes per segment) (approx. per episode)
Broadcast
Original channel Nickelodeon
Original run October 4, 1998january 1 2007
External links
IMDb profile

CatDog is an American animated television series on Nickelodeon, created by Peter Hannan. Reruns can be seen on Nicktoons Network.

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[edit] Premise

The show details the misadventures of CatDog, a conjoined cat and dog. Despite sharing a body, Cat and Dog are wildly different: Cat is worldly wise and suave, contrasting with the optimistic and childlike Dog. Though they are of different species, the duo refers to themselves as "brothers".

Because of their strange condition, CatDog are often harassed by the Greaser Dogs, a trio of tough hoods, and their neighbor, Winslow, a devious blue rat.

[edit] Main and Major Characters

Cat desires fame and fortune, and is prone to go to extravagant lengths in order to achieve them despite Dog's warnings. He is a stickler for cleanliness, yet is highly hydrophobic. He is voiced by Jim Cummings.

Dog generally acts as the stereotypical canine; loyal to a fault, very energetic, and easily distracted. He is often a voice of reason for Cat, who can be highly unscrupulous in his tasks. Unlike Cat, he does not care for cleanliness, preferring instead to ravage trash cans for food. His catchphrase is "Hi Ho diggity". He is voiced by Tom Kenny.

  • Cliff

The leader of the Greaser dogs. Cliff acts belligerent in order to maintain his tough image, but has a very vulnerable side which Cat and Dog sometimes exploit. Also voiced by Tom Kenny.

  • Shriek

The second-in-command of the Greasers, she struggles to distance herself from her privileged background with a tomboyish demeanor. Because of this, she must often remind other characters of her femininity. Shriek has an unrequited crush on Dog, which is said to prevent her from harming him during CatDog's routine beatings at the Greasers' hands. She is voiced by Maria Bamford.

  • Lube

Real name Ignatius, he is very unintelligent and sometimes speaks in non sequiturs. Lube the workhorse of the Greasers, often doing tasks which Shriek and Cliff have the sense to shirk. Lube is a skilled auto mechanic, hence his nickname. He is voiced by Carlos Alazraqui.

  • Winslow Oddfellow

A blue rat who lives in CatDog's home. Constantly sarcastic and critical, he is a constant annoyance to Cat and Dog but remains their friend.

Rancid Rabbit often serves as an antagonist to CatDog and the Greasers, appearing in numerous roles throughout the series. He is highly manipulative and greedy, and has a very short temper. Rancid is voiced by Billy West.

[edit] Episodes

[edit] Film

CatDog are reunited with their parents in their first TV movie which was released in 2001. This movie reveals that CatDog were separated from their foster parents, a bull-frog and a bigfoot-like creature, by a tornado.

[edit] Voice cast

[edit] Main crew

  • Peter Hannan: Executive Producer
  • Russ Mooney: Director
  • Denis M. Hannigan: Original Music
  • Steven Banks: Writer
  • Chris 'Casper' Kelly: Writer
  • Robert Lamoreaux: Writer
  • Sultan Pepper: Writer
  • Rachel Powell: Writer
  • Andy Rheingold: Writer
  • Jon Ross: Writer

[edit] Trivia

  • Randolf's character and voice was based on Cary Grant.

[edit] External links

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el:Γατόσκυλο fa:گربه‌سگ gl:Gatocán ms:CatDog nl:CatDog pt:CatDog ru:Котопёс tl:CatDog uk:КітПес tr:Catdog

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