The Best Episodes of Eek! The Cat

Eek and the family are at the Squishy Bear Amusement park. While the kids get separated, Mom meets a crazed automaton of Hoyte Gunterkrust, creator of the Squishy Bearz.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp

Eek tries to get a octopus back to the ocean.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Mrs. Heap invites Kopp and Vanna on a family visit to the aquarium where Klutter goes missing.

Director: Brian Sheesley

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

The Thunderlizards have to guard a valuable discovery.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Eek journeys up the McTropolis River to find Sharky, who has become the leader of a gang of dogs.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp

After accidently damaging Anabelle's new water fountain, Eek and Sharky go to Elmo's Employment agency to get jobs to pay for the glue.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp

Eek tells three kittens stories of his youth, which include the inventions of his Scottish uncle.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Eek sneaks onto a space capsule to pursue an alien that abducted Annabelle.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp

Annabelle's goldfish Bruce accidentally eats to much and grows large enough to terrorize the wading pool.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kati Rocky

A dog named Alice moves in next door and becomes preoccupied with Eek. So much so that she vows to get rid of Annabelle.

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Writer: Henry Gilroy

Sharky leaves home to become a broadway star.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Babs boasts about her new home to Bill and Scooter. Meanwhile, the Thuggasaurs ready a de-aging weapon to be unleashed on Jurassic City.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Sharky meets a mail carrier trainee and falls in love.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

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

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland

J.B. and Wendy Elizabeth sell lemonade to get the money to buy a Sladamese language-o-matic tape for Mom. Eek, however, lets a mouse drink the lemonade and needs to get more lemons. Unfortunately, the only lemon tree is next to Sharky, who is watching his favorite show, Patriotic Warriors.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp

Captain Eek of the Starship Shoesuntied and his crew enter the Sharktarian Galaxy. Eek and his crew mates, Mr. Sock and Mittens, are captured by Sharky, leader of the Sharktarians.

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Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp