U. F. Float

U. F. Float

November 7, 2008 TV Episode Kid Vs Kat

Studio
Studio B Productions, Jetix Europe, YTV
Distributor
YTV, Disney-ABC International Television, Decode Enterprises

Synopsis

Bootsville's annual parade has a Spaced Out theme this year and Dad wants to advertise the House Of Swap with a Flying Saucer float. When Kat augments the float to use as an actual spaceship, he and Coop battle for control, taking a destructive low-level flight through the city streets.

Characters

Coop Burtonburger, Phoebe, Harley, Millie, Kat, Lorne, Dennis, Mr. Burtonburger, Henry, Mr. Gerber

Credits

Directing

Director
Rob Boutilier, Josh Mepham

Producing

Producer
Jaimie Turner
Executive Producer
Blair Peters

Voices

Voice
Erin Mathews (Coop Burtonburger), Tabitha St.Germain (Phoebe), Brian Drummond (Harley), Kathleen Barr (Millie, Kat, Lorne), Cathy Weseluck (Dennis), Trevor Devall (Mr. Burtonburger), Vincent Tong (Henry), Michael Daingerfield (Mr. Gerber), Rebecca Shoichet, Sam Vincent, Terry Klassen, Ron Halder, Nicole Bouma, Ellie Harvie, Bill Mondy, Linda Sorensen, Marcy Goldberg, Patricia Drake (as Patty Drake), Ina, William Samples

Music

Music
Hal Beckett

Crew

Creator
Rob Boutilier
Story Editors
Shelley Hoffman, Robert Pincombe
Music Editor
Meagan Carsience
Score Mixers
Vince Renaud

Production notes

When 10-year-old Coop Burtonburger's spoiled little sister Millie brings home a mysterious stray cat, his idyllic life is turned upside-down. It turns out that this is no cat at all, but rather a malevolent space alien who just happens to look like a cat.

It's a cat-astrophe for Coop. Coop's not so much allergic to cats as he is allergic to this particular Kat's attempts to annihilate him every time he enters the room. This evil invader now blames Coop for stranding him here on Earth and is determined to destroy him! The two are constantly at war with each other, as Coop tries his best to implicate Kat in his misdeeds, while Kat will stop at nothing to keep Coop from letting the cat out of the bag.

Unfortunately, neither his dad, the kids in the neighborhood, nor the nasty old busybody next door believes Coop when the inevitable chaos ensues. The problem is he has no evidence to prove the obvious- that Kat wants to annihilate him- as by the time his dad comes onto the smoking, debris-littered scene, all evidence pointing to Kat is gone.

It's up to Coop and his best friend Dennis to find some evidence that will show the town what this "cat" really is, and to put a stop to all of its ingeniously evil schemes. Will Coop survive long enough to make it to high school? With felines like this, who needs enemies?

Each 30-minute episode consists of two cartoons.