Catscratch

This show is so funny! period. Some people may not agree, but I think this cartoon has some great potential.

The voice actors are amazing with Wayne Knight as the dastardly Mr. Blick (I love his important hat!), Kevin McDonald as the weird and wacky Waffles, and of course my favorite voice actor, Rob Paulsen, as the honorable and loyal Gordon. With Maurice LaMarche as Hovis the butler, this show has great people that will make it last. Plus, the stories and one-liners are way to funny. But the only way you'll know for sure is if you check it out for yourself.

Watch it. Know it. Love it!

CATSCRATCH! :)

10 Stars, for sure.

Normally, a lot of the new Nicktoons on Nickelodeon are pretty stupid and bland, but Catscratch is a brilliant show and very funny, too! It's a bit like Spongebob, you know, how it's just two 15-minute cartoons in one episode, and how it really has no plot at all. It's one of the best Cartoon son Nickelodeon since Spongebob, too.

Catscratch isn't just fun for kids, though. My parents even get some good laughs out of it. The characters are lovable and cute, even if they don't really look a lot like cats.

Again, this is a brilliant show. It's halairious! I definitely think you should give it a try. Watch it once, and if you don't like it, you must just really be hard to please!

Catscratch is the best thing to come out of Nickeloden, including Wayne Knight. This show doesn't just appeal to Maoris and PI's. some people love it, and they're all aussies. At first glimpse I admit it seems a little crude, but it grows enormously on you. Also, to correct something that one of the other critics has said In_Correct (Tv.com) doesn't say "Does that mean you're homo now?" he says "Does that mean you're homo, owww?" This is his phrase in the show. Mr. Blik is, i think,the funniest of all like Peww-Weww's Playhouse

Firstly, I'll admit that the early episode were a bit good. But after a while the episodes became great! And just when the series had found it's surreal, whacky ...Nickelodeon cancels it!

I know Nick is meant for kids, but every once in a while a brilliant show appears that can be enjoyed by teenagers and adults. These shows include Mr. Bean the Animated Series, Charlie Brown, Pelswick, Rocko's Modern Life (at times), and Invader Zim. All of these must have been considered too good, with the exception of CatDog, 'cause Nick felt the need to cancel them.

What I like the famous final episode, where Gordon fight a duck.

I'd also like to see a DVD, with plenty of audio-commentaries and behind-the-scenes docos, and including the final episode.

But of course, what I'd definitely like to see is the show come back on the air. Wake up NICK!

I wish there was a list somewhere on the internet with all the gag closing-credits. That would be great.

"Catscratch" is a cute cartoon. I think I like it because it reminds me of "Ren and Stimpy" -- but its humor is watered-down in comparison. "Catscratch"'s humor is just crude and violent enough, like "Looney Tunes", to keep a viewer's attention. "Catscratch" is not overly shocking or offensive.

The premise behind the show is that 3 cats suddenly inherit a fortune from their deceased owner. They get the mansion, the money, and the butler. The lovable characters Mr. Blick, Hovis, and Waffle possess the same brotherly-camaraderie that the three stooges shared (Moe, Larry, and Curly). Mr. Blick is the Moe character, Hovis the Larry, and Waffle is the crazy Curly doppelganger. The hijinks they get into are hilarious.

I love the little newts that sing the theme song introducing the show. They make me want to sing along.

I remember this show as a kid and I thought it was funny! The theme song was catchy, the characters were likable and the episodes were great! The cartoon's about 3 rich cats; the pompous, paranoid Mr. Blick (Wayne Knight), laid back, scottish-accented Gordan (Rob Paulson), and child-like Waffle (Kevin McDonald) who's catchphrases are "Spleen" and "Woohoo". They get into several misadventures and sometimes joining them in the chaos is their young neighbor obsessed with unicorns named Kimberly (Liliana Mumy) and their deadpan butler Hovis (Marice LaMarche). If you like loud, surreal humor than you'll like this show. Enough said.