CatDog (1998–2005)

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The comic misadventures of a tidy, refined Cat and a goofy, uncouth Dog joined at the abdomen.

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 Cat (67 episodes, 1998-2005)
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 Dog (67 episodes, 1998-2005)
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 Winslow (66 episodes, 1998-2005)
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 Rancid Rabbit (62 episodes, 1998-2005)
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 Shriek (59 episodes, 1998-2005)
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 Dunglap (36 episodes, 1998-2005)
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The life and times of a cat and a dog with a unique twist: they're connected, literally. They share one body with Dog's head at one end and Cat's head on the other. Adding to their dilemma is Cat's annoyance with Dog, mainly caused by Dog's stupidity and Cat's up-tight personality. Written by James Delphi

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Mr. Sunshine's first name is Cornelius. See more »

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Dog: I am... DOG THE MIGHTY!
Cat: Yeah, mighty ridiculous!
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Spin-off Nickelodeon Nick Click (1999) See more »

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Excellent show I grew up on.
30 May 2008 | by (Australia) – See all my reviews

I use to watched Catdog every afternoon years ago and frankly I still love it.Later on,I read peoples comments on IMDb for how underrated the show was,which I agreed with.

But the problem is that it's mostly the Americans who hated Catdog and claim that it was the reason Nickelodeon was doomed,which is actually far from the truth.Catdog was a very creative,original and humorous type of animated show in good ways.It wasn't dark or gross,but it was decent and watchable.The characters like Cat and Dog had interesting and hilarious adventures(Dog was my most favourite character and still is),but there were times when the other characters in the cartoon were plain annoying sometimes,like the Greasers and the Lola bird,but that doesn't mean that I hated the show,there was just too much of them in some episodes. I mean,what the bloody hell has America come to?First they bashed Catdog,and then they protested Borat.Come on,Borat was a smart comedy,and as a matter of fact,the actor,Sascha Baron Cohen is a Jew himself,so really just chill out,Borat's not real,just like Catdog.

But I do understand how bad Nickelodeon has gotten ever since Rugrats came along,and then new shows started airing and then I had to rely on reruns of Catdog and Rocko's Modern Life(also a brilliant cartoon I use to watch)and tape them as possible before they're off the air.

It's a pity Catdog is not being produced anymore,since it was always a marvellous show(to me).


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