Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: October 3, 1983
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 234
Networks: La Une, Antenne 2
Genres: Kids, Comedy, Family

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Telecat(1983)

TMDB Rating: 7.6 (6 votes)

Overview

Created by French surrealist artist Roland Topor and director Henri Xhonneux, Telecat is a news show parody hosted by a tomcat named Groucha (who always had his arm in plaster) and an ostrich named Lola. It featured a variety of sentient objects and revolved around the idea that the real-life elementary particles known as gluons were “the souls of objects”.

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Season 1

78 episodes • 1983

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Oct 3, 1983
2	Episode 2	Oct 4, 1983
3	Episode 3	Oct 6, 1983
4	Episode 4	Oct 7, 1983
5	Episode 5	Oct 8, 1983
6	Episode 6	Oct 10, 1983
7	Episode 7	Oct 11, 1983
8	Episode 8	Oct 13, 1983
9	Episode 9	Oct 14, 1983
10	Episode 10	Oct 15, 1983
11	Episode 11	Oct 17, 1983
12	Episode 12	Oct 18, 1983
13	Episode 13	Oct 20, 1983
14	Episode 14	Oct 21, 1983
15	Episode 15	Oct 22, 1983
16	Episode 16	Oct 24, 1983
17	Episode 17	Oct 25, 1983
18	Episode 18	Oct 27, 1983
19	Episode 19	Oct 28, 1983
20	Episode 20	Oct 29, 1983
21	Episode 21	Oct 31, 1983
22	Episode 22	Nov 1, 1983
23	Episode 23	Nov 3, 1983
24	Episode 24	Nov 4, 1983
25	Episode 25	Nov 5, 1983
26	Episode 26	Nov 7, 1983
27	Episode 27	Nov 8, 1983
28	Episode 28	Nov 10, 1983
29	Episode 29	Nov 11, 1983
30	Episode 30	Nov 14, 1983
31	Episode 31	Nov 15, 1983
32	Episode 32	Nov 17, 1983
33	Episode 33	Nov 18, 1983
34	Episode 34	Nov 19, 1983
35	Episode 35	Nov 21, 1983
36	Episode 36	Nov 22, 1983
37	Episode 37	Nov 24, 1983
38	Episode 38	Nov 25, 1983
39	Episode 39	Nov 26, 1983
40	Episode 40	Nov 28, 1983
41	Episode 41	Nov 29, 1983
42	Episode 42	Dec 1, 1983
43	Episode 43	Dec 2, 1983
44	Episode 44	Dec 3, 1983
45	Episode 45	Dec 5, 1983
46	Episode 46	Dec 6, 1983
47	Episode 47	Dec 8, 1983
48	Episode 48	Dec 9, 1983
49	Episode 49	Dec 10, 1983
50	Episode 50	Dec 12, 1983
51	Episode 51	Dec 13, 1983
52	Episode 52	Dec 15, 1983
53	Episode 53	Dec 16, 1983
54	Episode 54	Dec 17, 1983
55	Episode 55	Dec 19, 1983
56	Episode 56	Dec 20, 1983
57	Episode 57	Dec 22, 1983
58	Episode 58	Dec 23, 1983
59	Episode 59	Dec 24, 1983
60	Episode 60	Dec 26, 1983
61	Episode 61	Dec 27, 1983
62	Episode 62	Dec 29, 1983
63	Episode 63	Dec 30, 1983
64	Episode 64	Dec 31, 1983
65	Episode 65	Jan 2, 1984
66	Episode 66	Jan 3, 1984
67	Episode 67	Jan 5, 1984
68	Episode 68	Jan 6, 1984
69	Episode 69	Jan 7, 1984
70	Episode 70	Jan 9, 1984
71	Episode 71	Jan 10, 1984
72	Episode 72	Jan 12, 1984
73	Episode 73	Jan 13, 1984
74	Episode 74	Jan 14, 1984
75	Episode 75	Jan 16, 1984
76	Episode 76	Jan 17, 1984
77	Episode 77	Jan 19, 1984
78	Episode 78	Jan 20, 1984

Season 2

78 episodes • 1984

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Nov 26, 1984
2	Episode 2	Nov 27, 1984
3	Episode 3	Nov 29, 1984
4	Episode 4	Nov 30, 1984
5	Episode 5	Dec 1, 1984
6	Episode 6	Dec 3, 1984
7	Episode 7	Dec 4, 1984
8	Episode 8	Dec 6, 1984
9	Episode 9	Dec 7, 1984
10	Episode 10	Dec 8, 1984
11	Episode 11	Dec 10, 1984
12	Episode 12	Dec 11, 1984
13	Episode 13	Dec 13, 1984
14	Episode 14	Dec 14, 1984
15	Episode 15	Dec 15, 1984
16	Episode 16	Dec 17, 1984
17	Episode 17	Dec 18, 1984
18	Episode 18	Dec 20, 1984
19	Episode 19	Dec 21, 1984
20	Episode 20	Dec 22, 1984
21	Episode 21	Dec 24, 1984
22	Episode 22	Dec 25, 1984
23	Episode 23	Dec 27, 1984
24	Episode 24	Dec 28, 1984
25	Episode 25	Dec 29, 1984
26	Episode 26	Dec 31, 1984
27	Episode 27	Jan 1, 1985
28	Episode 28	Jan 3, 1985
29	Episode 29	Jan 4, 1985
30	Episode 30	Jan 5, 1985
31	Episode 31	Jan 7, 1985
32	Episode 32	Jan 8, 1985
33	Episode 33	Jan 10, 1985
34	Episode 34	Jan 11, 1985
35	Episode 35	Jan 12, 1985
36	Episode 36	Jan 15, 1985
37	Episode 37	Jan 17, 1985
38	Episode 38	Jan 18, 1985
39	Episode 39	Jan 21, 1985
40	Episode 40	Jan 22, 1985
41	Episode 41	Jan 24, 1985
42	Episode 42	Jan 25, 1985
43	Episode 43	Jan 26, 1985
44	Episode 44	Jan 28, 1985
45	Episode 45	Jan 29, 1985
46	Episode 46	Jan 31, 1985
47	Episode 47	Feb 1, 1985
48	Episode 48	Feb 2, 1985
49	Episode 49	Feb 4, 1985
50	Episode 50	Feb 5, 1985
51	Episode 51	Feb 7, 1985
52	Episode 52	Feb 8, 1985
53	Episode 53	Feb 9, 1985
54	Episode 54	Feb 11, 1985
55	Episode 55	Feb 12, 1985
56	Episode 56	Feb 14, 1985
57	Episode 57	Feb 15, 1985
58	Episode 58	Feb 16, 1985
59	Episode 59	Feb 18, 1985
60	Episode 60	Feb 19, 1985
61	Episode 61	Feb 21, 1985
62	Episode 62	Feb 22, 1985
63	Episode 63	Feb 23, 1985
64	Episode 64	Feb 25, 1985
65	Episode 65	Feb 26, 1985
66	Episode 66	Feb 28, 1985
67	Episode 67	Mar 1, 1985
68	Episode 68	Mar 2, 1985
69	Episode 69	Mar 4, 1985
70	Episode 70	Mar 5, 1985
71	Episode 71	Mar 7, 1985
72	Episode 72	Mar 8, 1985
73	Episode 73	Mar 9, 1985
74	Episode 74	Mar 11, 1985
75	Episode 75	Mar 12, 1985
76	Episode 76	Mar 14, 1985
77	Episode 77	Mar 15, 1985
78	Episode 78	Mar 16, 1985

Season 3

78 episodes • 1985

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Nov 14, 1985
2	Episode 2	Nov 15, 1985
3	Episode 3	Nov 16, 1985
4	Episode 4	Nov 18, 1985
5	Episode 5	Nov 19, 1985
6	Episode 6	Nov 21, 1985
7	Episode 7	Nov 22, 1985
8	Episode 8	Nov 23, 1985
9	Episode 9	Nov 25, 1985
10	Episode 10	Nov 26, 1985
11	Episode 11	Nov 28, 1985
12	Episode 12	Nov 29, 1985
13	Episode 13	Nov 30, 1985
14	Episode 14	Dec 2, 1985
15	Episode 15	Dec 3, 1985
16	Episode 16	Nov 5, 1985
17	Episode 17	Nov 6, 1985
18	Episode 18	Dec 7, 1985
19	Episode 19	Dec 9, 1985
20	Episode 20	Dec 10, 1985
21	Episode 21	Dec 12, 1985
22	Episode 22	Dec 13, 1985
23	Episode 23	Dec 14, 1985
24	Episode 24	Dec 16, 1985
25	Episode 25	Dec 17, 1985
26	Episode 26	Dec 19, 1985
27	Episode 27	Dec 21, 1985
28	Episode 28	Dec 23, 1985
29	Episode 29	Dec 24, 1985
30	Episode 30	Dec 26, 1985
31	Episode 31	Dec 27, 1985
32	Episode 32	Dec 28, 1985
33	Episode 33	Dec 30, 1985
34	Episode 34	Dec 31, 1985
35	Episode 35	Jan 2, 1986
36	Episode 36	Jan 3, 1986
37	Episode 37	Jan 4, 1986
38	Episode 38	Jan 6, 1986
39	Episode 39	Jan 7, 1986
40	Episode 40	Jan 9, 1986
41	Episode 41	Jan 10, 1986
42	Episode 42	Jan 11, 1986
43	Episode 43	Jan 13, 1986
44	Episode 44	Jan 14, 1986
45	Episode 45	Jan 16, 1986
46	Episode 46	Jan 17, 1986
47	Episode 47	Jan 18, 1986
48	Episode 48	Jan 20, 1986
49	Episode 49	Jan 21, 1986
50	Episode 50	Jan 23, 1986
51	Episode 51	Jan 24, 1986
52	Episode 52	Jan 25, 1986
53	Episode 53	Jan 27, 1986
54	Episode 54	Jan 28, 1986
55	Episode 55	Jan 30, 1986
56	Episode 56	Jan 31, 1986
57	Episode 57	Feb 1, 1986
58	Episode 58	Feb 3, 1986
59	Episode 59	Feb 4, 1986
60	Episode 60	Feb 6, 1986
61	Episode 61	Feb 7, 1986
62	Episode 62	Feb 8, 1986
63	Episode 63	Feb 10, 1986
64	Episode 64	Feb 11, 1986
65	Episode 65	Feb 13, 1986
66	Episode 66	Feb 14, 1986
67	Episode 67	Feb 15, 1986
68	Episode 68	Feb 17, 1986
69	Episode 69	Feb 18, 1986
70	Episode 70	Feb 20, 1986
71	Episode 71	Feb 21, 1986
72	Episode 72	Feb 22, 1986
73	Episode 73	Feb 24, 1986
74	Episode 74	Feb 25, 1986
75	Episode 75	Feb 27, 1986
76	Episode 76	Feb 28, 1986
77	Episode 77	Mar 1, 1986
78	Episode 78	Mar 3, 1986

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