The Best Episodes Directed By George Chialtas

Cat decides he wants some quiet time to himself, so Dog puts on "the suit" and Cat finds out just how much he really misses Dog. He tries his hardest to read, write, or eat, but he feels so guilty that he makes Dog come out.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Derek Drymon

CatDog want to eat at a taco restaurant, but Rancid Rabbit bans them from entering. They try sneaking in numerous ways, but are caught every time. Eventually, Dunglap takes control of Taco Depot, and lets CatDog eat there whenever they want.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Andy Rheingold

CatDog become famious stars with ""CatDog Food"". But after the fame gos to Cat's head, he gets cocky, and insults Dog. He even gains a bunch of weight. It isn't until He makes fun of Rancid Rabbit, and ruins the deal that he relizes that he has made a change for the worst.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Lance Khazei

The Pet-CatDog find a hurt Roach in the dump, and Dog wants to keep the Roach as a pet. Cat trys to get rid of until he's fed up with 'Roachy' the roach, and purchases a machine to annihilate it. When the Roach saves Cat's life, he realizes how wrong he was to stereo-type it.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Rick Rodgers

Cat invites people to his party, except for Winslow, that is, so Winslow throws his own party, which turns out to be more fun than Cat's party. So, Cat keps Mervus and Dunglap Tied up, and forces them to have fun. Then, when Dog joins the party, and Mrevis, with Dunglap escape, Cat enters the party, and everyone leaves.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Rachel Powell

Dog meets up with a paperboy faster than him. This agravates him, and he trys everyday to get faster. When he realizes that he won't ever be, the former mailmen make a disgrase of him. Then...he relizes that the mailman is a person who has been faster since childhood, and he goes faster than him.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Andy Rheingold

CatDog go to the store, and Dog buys ""Little Cat."" Dog pays more attention to Little Cat, and Cat trys not to mind. But when he relizes he is not wanted, he leaves, and trys to hitch hike a ride somewhere. Dog relizes how dumb Little Cat is, and makes up with Cat.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Peter Hannan

Cat collects every ""Mean Bob"" toy even if it means selling everything they own, while Dog plays with his one Mean Bob.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Steven Banks

Dog is frightened after reading a comic book about aliens invading, and he thinks the new next door neighboors, which turn out to be ""Grannies"", are aliens.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Steven Banks

Cat reads a story to Dog about how Egyptians worshiped Cats.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Julia Jane Lewald

All of Nearburg's Dogs love ""Farburg Burger Bones"", but they get banned from Nearburg because Fargburg makes all of the money, so Cat gets a plan to sell bones for over 5x the price to become rich.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Steven Banks

Cat is tired of Dog being so un-intelligent, so he makes Dog study & watch video tapes, so Dog sucks all of Cats smartness out of him, and in return Cat gets Dog's stupidity.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Patricia Carr

Dog gets Cat obsessed with Monster Truck shows, and Cat becomes crazy!

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Vince Cheung

The kids try to get in the book of world records so much that they would do anything, including most people on a one-person bike and the longest game of Crack-The-Whip.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Joe Ansolabehere

Arnold develops a crush on Miss Felter, a substitute teacher, thinking he is having dinner at her house, only to realize that the one she invited was her fiance, whose name is also Arnold.

Director: George Chialtas

Writer: Joe Purdy