
Episode 1
Send in the CatDog
Dog had a surprise for Cat, and that was to join a Clown School.
Episode credits
Directed by Brian Ray, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Steven Banks

TV series
The life and times of a cat and a dog with a unique twist: they're connected, literally. They share one body with a 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. Characters: Cat - Cat is the smarter one of the two brothers, and is always hatching some kind of plot to get his brother to calm down, so that Cat doesn't get beat around and hurt. Even though most of these plots involve messing with Dog's feeble mind, they often backfire on Cat, much to his dismay. It may not show all the time but, he deeply loves, and cares for his brother Dog. Dog - Dog is the more lovable of the two brothers, Dog loves to play and party and play some more, he loves baseball and playing fetch with frisbees, balls, sticks, etc, He is very friendly, and happy, but does have a breaking point. He's very sensitive, and if he fails at something he feels horrible, and worthless
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Checked Sep 3, 2026
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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 a 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. Characters: Cat - Cat is the smarter one of the two brothers, and is always hatching some kind of plot to get his brother to calm down, so that Cat doesn't get beat around and hurt. Even though most of these plots involve messing with Dog's feeble mind, they often backfire on Cat, much to his dismay. It may not show all the time but, he deeply loves, and cares for his brother Dog. Dog - Dog is the more lovable of the two brothers, Dog loves to play and party and play some more, he loves baseball and playing fetch with frisbees, balls, sticks, etc, He is very friendly, and happy, but does have a breaking point. He's very sensitive, and if he fails at something he feels horrible, and worthless
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Episode 1
Dog had a surprise for Cat, and that was to join a Clown School.
Directed by Brian Ray, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 2
Cat's hairball wins them a prize at the amusement park, and Dog chooses a fish as a prize.
Directed by Russ Mooney, George ChialtasWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 3
Cat wins a prize and has five minutes to call in and claim his prize, but Winslow throws a ball causing Dog to chase it all over town, while Cat tries to hang on to a phone.
Directed by Derek Drymon, Larry Leichliter, Robert PorterWritten by Andy Rheingold, Dean Stefan

Episode 4
Everyone in Nearburg is shocked to hear that Shreik is a girl, even the trees!
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 5
Dog gets a medal from Rancid Rabbit causing Dog to think he is a Superhero.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 6
CatDog accidentally flies away on a kite and crashes into a statue of Rancid Rabbit, and the natives think CatDog is a God.
Directed by Derek Drymon, George Chialtas, Scott WoodWritten by Dean Stefan

Episode 7
CatDog enter a band contest, but their competition includes The Greasers, who, from reading a ripped-up flyer, think it's just a huge battle.
Directed by Alan Smart, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 8
Cliff's Neice comes to town for a visit, but Cliff needs a replacement babysitter (Lube was supposed to, but he was unable), so Cliff makes CatDog do it.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Dean StefanGuest stars Debi Derryberry

Episode 9
Cat wants to join a Cat Club, so he makes Dog wear a cat suit.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Gail Matthius

Episode 10
This is a CatDog short where they go onto a stage and sing about how they get along.
Directed by Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Peter Hannan

Episode 11
Cat tries to beat an old school enemy at climbing a mountain.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Dean Stefan

Episode 12
CatDog and their friends end up in a garbage truck and fall into water where Cat acts like a pirate.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Patricia Carr, Lara Olsen

Episode 13
Cat tries to disprove a myth about a flying fish.
Directed by Ron Myrick, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 14
CatDog end up getting sawed in half in a magic show by "The Amazing Ray," but when they try to find the magician who did it, they find out he is a fraud and is in jail. So, they go to another magic show to put them back together.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 15
Cat is very bad at Baseball, so he puts on a Dog mask making the Greasers think Dog is bad, and Cat is good.While Dog is not knowing.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 16
Cat tries to get Dog to lose weight.
Directed by Alan Smart, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Andy RheingoldGuest stars Laraine Newman

Episode 17
Cat tries to teach Dog how to ski, but when Dog jumps off the ski lift, a crazy series of events happen.
Directed by Alan Smart, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 18
Everybody in Nearburg is antispating the new Mean Bob movie coming out, except for Cat, that is.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Agi Fodor, Chris Gilligan

Episode 19
While doing some cleaning in the attic, Dog releases Cat's other eight lives, which run around causing havoc in town, so CatDog have to catch them all.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 20
While at a museum, Dog wants to eat the bones of a dinosaur.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 21
Winslow shows embarrassing home videos of CatDog.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Dean Stefan, Dan Povenmire

Episode 22
Taululah wants a soulmate, and it turns out that CatDog is a great match for her.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 23
Cat is trying to win the trophy for goldf that Rancid Rabbit owns, so Rancid tries to do anything in his power to make CatDog lose.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Robert Porter, Scott WoodWritten by Wendy Reardon

Episode 24
CatDog are convinced that Dog is allergic to Cat. Trying to make Dog stop sneezing, he risks shaving himself. But that doesn't even work.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Sydnie SuskindGuest stars Brian Doyle-Murray

Episode 25
Cat & Dog dream about being seperated in their dreams and realize they are lucky to have each other.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks, Mr. Lawrence

Episode 26
Dog becomes a Sheperd Dog for a lady.
Directed by Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Debi Derryberry

Episode 27
Cat is trying to impress girl, even if it means surfing against the Greasers in a contest.
Directed by Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 28
Cat wants to eat Winslow after remembering that it is strange for a cat not to be eating mice.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Neil Martin, Steven Banks

Episode 29
Cat is late paying the electric bill, so he tries other ways to save electricity.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Jaime Diaz, Robert PorterWritten by Peter Hannan, Andy RheingoldGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 30
Sally, Cat's crush from second grade is coming for a visit, so Cat wants the house spotless and clean, but it turns into a jungle, literally.
Directed by Russ Mooney, George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 31
Rancid Rabbit wants to tear down CatDog's house for a freeway.
Directed by Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 32
Cat and Dog are campers in this episode, and they fight while camping, and end up in a dangerous situation.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 33
CatDog gets thrown in jail with the Greasers.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 34
CatDog are tired of Winslow picking on them, so they try to find Winslow a soulmate.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Neil Martin, Steven BanksGuest stars April Winchell

Episode 35
CatDog eat a lot of food in Rancid Rabbit's new restaurant, and the bill turns out to be $34,000.00. CatDog end up gaining a lot of weight, so they challenge Rancid Rabbit to a sumo fight.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 36
Cat tries to make some money by turning their house into a hotel. It all goes wrong when completely different people are right next to each other, driving the guests mad, which drives CatDog crazy.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Teresa Parente

Episode 37
CatDog go into a rodeo show, and end up being famous cowboys! But first, will they survive the killer bull?
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Jon Ross

Episode 38
CatDog go into the dentist office for a checkup, and his teeth end up being bad after Dog eating garbage, so Cat and Dog try to ruin each other's teeth by shoving teeth-rotting food down their throat.
Directed by Arne Wong, Robert PorterWritten by Jon Ross

Episode 39
There is a new bird in town, and her name is Lola. She moves in to the tree next to CatDog's house, because she wants to study them. CatDog get tired of her invading their privacy, so they try to get her to leave.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Nika Futterman

Episode 40
Everyone finds out that Shriek is rich.
Directed by Eduardo Soriano, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 41
CatDog celebrate Halloween, with Cat dressed as a famous surfer and Dog dressed as a vampire named "CatDogula", little does CatDog know that Nearberg is in great danger by bloodsucking vampire ticks. Now with Dog a vampire, and himself not, Cat has to dump a massive amount of Garlic juice onto Dog by midnight, or the whole town might turn into vampires.
Directed by Nelson Recinos, Arne Wong, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks, Andrew Gottlieb, Mario PilusoGuest stars Dwight Schultz, Nika Futterman

Episode 42
Cat is bored and wants some fun, so CatDog go to the amusement park Mervis and Dunglap work at. Dog is eager to try the biggest and scariest roller coaster, which Cat is too scared to ride.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Arne Wong, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 43
Rancid is talking a gold bath and the gold stops coming out, so he tries to make more money by making Dogs have licenses to not go to jail.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Jon RossGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 44
Dog tries to save a turkey named Walt from being eaten by Cat and Rancid, but Cat soon takes Dog's side and helps keep their guests' minds on something other than turkey.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Peter Hannan, Dwight Schultz

Episode 45
Cat sells himself (and Dog) to Rancid's bratty preschooler niece Rancine as a Christmas gift, but Santa Claus gets angry when he finds out and cancels Christmas. The people of Nearburg are maddened by this, and a hunt for the brothers begins.
Directed by Marlene Robinson MayWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Dwight Schultz, Brian Doyle-Murray

Episode 46
While Cliff and Lube are getting pleasure out of beating up CatDog, Shriek decides that there is more to life and decides to pursue her dream to be an ice skater.
Directed by Eduardo Soriano, Trevor BentleyWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 47
Dog gets a touch of amnesia after getting hit with an appliance that falls on his head, in which starts up a whole chain of people causing Dog to get amnesia, telling him things about himself that aren't true.
Directed by Robert Porter, Glen LovettWritten by Andy Rheingold

Episode 48
CatDog become paperboys because all of the others quit when Dog chases them.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Neil Martin, Andrew Gottlieb

Episode 49
CatDog finds another CatDog, DanStan, or so they think, because they other CatDogs are really frauds and want to sleep in CatDog's house and steal CatDog's trophy.
Directed by Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Joe Liss

Episode 50
Cat goes too far in teasing Winslow, and CatDog ends up in the year 3001.
Directed by Nelson Recinos, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Nika Futterman

Episode 51
Cat ruins Lola's prize winning machine, and gets in trouble after doing so.
Directed by Ron Myrick, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks, Robert LamoreauxGuest stars Nika Futterman

Episode 52
CatDog see a picture in a museum that has a striking resemblance to them, and CatDog end up in England reliving the story behind it.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Dean Stefan

Episode 53
Lorraine falls in love with both Cat and Dog, so she has to choose which one she wants.
Directed by Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Kath Soucie

Episode 54
Cat comes up with a money-making scheme where a Dog eats people's homework.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Edie McClurg

Episode 55
Nearburg fears it is the end of the world after seeing a cloud shaped like an evil skull.
Directed by Marlene Robinson May, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 56
CatDog realizes that Cliff is taking Ballet lessons, and are no longer scared of him.
Directed by Robert Porter, Glen LovettWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 57
CatDog joins a freak show to earn some cash.
Directed by Eduardo Soriano, Robert PorterWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Peter Hannan

Episode 58
CatDog becomes a fire dog at the fire department.
Directed by Robert Porter, Mike SvaykoWritten by Jon Ross

Episode 59
Dog enters a Dog show and Cat dresses up as a Dog tail.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 60
The Greasers make fun of CatDog and their friends and call them the 'Geekers.' CatDog and his friends decide to make their own club: "The Geeker".
Directed by Nelson Recinos, Robert PorterWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Dwight Schultz

Episode 61
CatDog find what they think is the 'Golden Hydrant'. They put the Golden Hydrant up for viewing in their own museum. They charge money for people to go see it.
Directed by Arne Wong, Robert PorterWritten by Vince Cheung, Ben Montanio

Episode 62
Lube is seeking work at a gas station and falls in love with a girl there.
Directed by George Chialtas, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 63
Dog becomes obsessed with photography, and takes pictures of a lot of people, even embarrassing ones.
Directed by Eduardo SorianoWritten by Jon RossGuest stars Dwight Schultz, Nika Futterman

Episode 64
CatDog become stuntmen in a Rancid Rabbit film, but Cat is only in it to kiss Taululah.
Directed by Russ Mooney, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks

Episode 65
CatDog tries to find out the "pork fat" to defeat the Greasers, and Lola helps them.
Directed by Nelson Recinos, Robert PorterWritten by Andrew GottliebGuest stars Nika Futterman

Episode 66
Winslow makes CatDog and the Greasers a successful band.
Directed by Eduardo SorianoWritten by Andrew Gottlieb

Episode 67
Lola is hired to make a documentary on CatDog and if she screws up, she is in trouble!
Directed by Arne Wong, Robert PorterWritten by Steven BanksGuest stars Dwight Schultz, Nika Futterman

Episode 68
It's the yearly Kooky Prank Day that Cat hates because everyone pulls a prank on him, but this year he has a plan. He will use a fake flying saucer to convince everyone that aliens are attacking.
Directed by Arne Wong, Robert Porter, Ray PointerWritten by Jon Ross, Dan PovenmireGuest stars Dwight Schultz, Nika Futterman

Episode 69
Cat missed his last day of school, so he didn't graduate, so he goes back to school to get his Diploma.
Directed by Arne Wong, Robert PorterWritten by Steven Banks
Episode information updated Sep 17, 2026
Jim CummingsCat (voice)
Tom KennyDog / Cliff (voice)
Carlos AlazraquiWinslow / Lube (voice)
Maria BamfordShriek (voice)
Billy WestRancid Rabbit / Mr. Sunshine (voice)
John KassirDunglap / Mervis (voice)
Laraine NewmanIngrid Twins (voice)
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