Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 11, 1992
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 112
Networks: FOX, Fox Kids
Genres: Animation, Kids

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Eek! The Cat(1992)

TMDB Rating: 6.8 (110 votes)

Overview

Koombaya, it's Eek the cat and all his friends. Annabelle, Eek's 800-pound girlfriend, Sharky the vicious but lovable sharkdog, and Elmo the elk. Plus you can watch the Terrible Thunderlizards try to make Bill and Scooter, the cavemen, extinct. Plus there's Klutter who's, well, we're not exactly sure what Klutter is, but watch and find out for yourself.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	MiserEek	Sep 11, 1992
2	Bearz 'n the Hood	Sep 19, 1992
3	Catsanova	Sep 26, 1992
4	Eek vs. the Flying Saucers	Oct 3, 1992
5	Cape Fur	Oct 17, 1992
6	HallowEek	Oct 31, 1992
7	Eek's International Adventure	Nov 14, 1992
8	HawaiiEek 5-0	Nov 21, 1992
9	Great Balls of Fur!	Nov 28, 1992
10	The Whining Pirates of Tortuga	Dec 5, 1992
11	The Eekcidental Tourist	Dec 12, 1992
12	It's a Wonderful Nine Lives	Dec 19, 1992
13	The Eeksterminator	Dec 26, 1992

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Season 2

27 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Shark Therapy	Sep 25, 1993
2	Speed FrEek	Sep 25, 1993
3	Rocketship to Jupiter	Oct 2, 1993
4	Eek's Funny Thing That He Does	Oct 2, 1993
5	Eekpocalypse Now!	Oct 9, 1993
6	Eex Men	Oct 9, 1993
7	Quadrapedia	Nov 6, 1993
8	Night on Squishy Mountain	Nov 6, 1993
9	Star TrEek	Nov 13, 1993
10	Eeking Out a Living	Nov 13, 1993
11	Meat the Thunderlizards	Nov 20, 1993
12	The Great Eekscape	Nov 20, 1993
13	The Lava My Life	Nov 27, 1993
14	Eek Goes to the Hot Spot	Nov 27, 1993
15	Tar and Away	Dec 4, 1993
16	It's a Very Merry Eek's-mas	Dec 5, 1993
17	Always Eat Your Spinach	Dec 18, 1993
18	All About Babs	Jan 1, 1994
19	The Frying Game	Jan 8, 1994
20	Ice Age Kapades	Jan 15, 1994
21	Something's Abyss	Jan 15, 1994
22	The Unbearable Lightness of Being Scooter	Jan 22, 1994
23	Thundersaurus Wrecks	Jan 22, 1994
24	A Sharkwork Orange	Feb 5, 1994
25	Let's Make a Wheel	Feb 5, 1994
26	T-Rex, Lies and Videotape	Feb 19, 1994
27	Mountain Groan	Feb 26, 1994

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Season 3

26 episodes • 1994

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Paws	Sep 10, 1994
2	In the Line of Fur	Sep 10, 1994
3	Chariots of Fur	Sep 17, 1994
4	Honey I Shrunk the Cat	Sep 17, 1994
5	Shark Doggy Dog	Sep 24, 1994
6	Fatal Eektraction	Sep 24, 1994
7	The Good, the Bad and the Squishy	Oct 8, 1994
8	Birth of a Notion	Oct 8, 1994
9	Eek's SnEek PEek	Oct 15, 1994
10	The Thunder Years	Oct 15, 1994
11	The EeX Files	Nov 5, 1994
12	The Hurting Show	Nov 5, 1994
13	Paw Sores	Oct 5, 1994
14	T-Rex and Sympathy	Nov 12, 1994
15	The Eeksorcist	Nov 19, 1994
16	Boo Thunder	Nov 19, 1994
17	Lord of the Fleas	Nov 26, 1994
18	Postcards from the X-Zone	Nov 26, 1994
19	Eekstremely Dull	Feb 4, 1995
20	Planet of the Crepes	Feb 4, 1995
21	Eeksy Rider	Feb 18, 1995
22	A Sharkdog Day Afternoon	Feb 18, 1995
23	Rebel Without the Claws	Feb 25, 1995
24	Cromagnon Farce	Feb 25, 1995
25	This Eek's Your Life	May 6, 1995
26	Try Hard	Jul 8, 1995

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Season 4

28 episodes • 1995

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Valley of the Dogs	Sep 9, 1995
2	Klutter	Sep 9, 1995
3	Pup Fiction	Sep 16, 1995
4	The Klutter and I (Infection)	Sep 16, 1995
5	Natural Bored Kittens	Sep 23, 1995
6	Lizard of Aaaahs	Sep 23, 1995
7	OutbrEek	Sep 30, 1995
8	Arctic Blast	Sep 30, 1995
9	Octopussy Cat	Oct 7, 1995
10	Mixed Klutter	Oct 7, 1995
11	Going to Eekstremes	Oct 21, 1995
12	Bi-Pedator	Oct 21, 1995
13	Dazed and Eekstremely Confuzed	Nov 4, 1995
14	Franken-Klutter	Nov 4, 1995
15	Eek Space 9	Nov 11, 1995
16	The Yawn of Man	Nov 11, 1995
17	The GraduEek	Nov 18, 1995
18	Peanut, Klutter, and Jelly	Nov 18, 1995
19	PolitEekly Correct	Nov 25, 1995
20	Whatta Woild	Nov 25, 1995
21	Night of the Living Spuds	Jan 29, 1996
22	Goop Dreams	Jan 30, 1996
23	It's a Thunderful Life	Feb 1, 1996
24	Thunder & Frightning	Feb 5, 1996
25	The Ghost of Goober Bottom Pond	Feb 6, 1996
26	The Thunder of it All	Feb 7, 1996
27	Bonfire of the Vanna-Tea	Feb 8, 1996
28	The Magnificent 5½	Feb 16, 1996

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Season 5

18 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	DiabolEek	Sep 9, 1996
2	Pre-hysteric Man	Sep 13, 1996
3	Molten Rock-n-Roll	Sep 13, 1996
4	MystEek Pizza	Sep 16, 1996
5	Eek Bin Ein Berliner	Sep 20, 1996
6	Thunder Valley	Sep 20, 1996
7	Snowbored	Oct 14, 1996
8	Fists of Furry	Oct 28, 1996
9	The Island of Dr. Meow	Jul 7, 1997
10	Home O'Sapien Alone	Jul 7, 1997
11	Nightmare on Elmo St.	Jul 14, 1997
12	Night of the Living Duds	Jul 14, 1997
13	Show Squirls	Jul 18, 1997
14	Eekscaliber	Jul 21, 1997
15	The FugEektive	Jul 25, 1997
16	The Sound of MusEek	Jul 28, 1997
17	Oh... The Humanity	Jul 28, 1997
18	Rock-Eek 6	Aug 1, 1997

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