Characters

Eek! The Cat, Annabelle, Spat, Wendy Elizabeth, Mittens, Biff, Granny, J.B., Jasper, Professor Wiggly, Sharky, Elmo the Elk, Scooter, Bill, Dr. Steggy, Thuggo, Doc Tari, Bo "Diddly" Squatt, Day Z. Kutter, General Galapagos, Klutter, Ryan Heap, Wade Heap, Sandee Heap, Andrea Heap, John Heap

Credits

Producing

Producer: Savage Steve Holland

Voices

Voice: Bill Kopp (Eek! The Cat, Scooter), Tawny Kitaen (Annabelle), Karen Haber (Annabelle), Charlie Adler (Spat, Bill, Biff, Granny, J.B., Jasper, Professor Wiggly, Dr. Steggy), Elizabeth Daily (Wendy Elizabeth), Dan Castellaneta (Mittens, Bill), Curtis Armstrong (Scooter), Brad Garrett (Thuggo), Savage Steve Holland (Doc Tari), Jason Priestley (Bo Diddly Squat), Kurtwood Smith (General Galapagos), Cam Clark (Ryan Heap), Savage Steven Holland (Wade Heap), Sandy Fox (Sandee Heap), Kathy Ireland (Andrea Heap), David Silverman (John Heap), Tina Arming, Jaid Barrymore, Cam Clarke, Anita Dangler, Elinor Donahue, Adam Goldberg, Nina Goldirt, Nia James, John Kassir, Kimberley Kates, John Landis, Mr. T, Gayle Obodzinski, Gary Owens, Bronson Pinchot

Production notes

Starting in 1992 as just Eek! The Cat, the show added The Terrible Thunderlizards in their second year, taking the Eek! episodes from a half-hour to 10 minutes and a name change to Eek! And the Terrible Thunder Lizards.

In 1995, Klutter was added to the rotation of cartoons, and the show was renamed Eek! Stravaganza.

Reviews

Eek! The Cat

FlyerOctober 3, 2003

Why did Eek and the Thunderlizards disappear? My husband and I were big fans! (and we don't usually watch animated shows). This one though was our absolute favorite - with the humor and squirrels. Any chance this will be available on dvd or vhs? Thanks for the many laughs!

Eek! The Cat

bdevriesJuly 12, 2003

Eek the Cat is a highly hysterical furball piece that is too funny. We watch The Whining Pirates of Tortuga at the office, which has become a byline for our engineering team. The pirate song is great. There is no match for the squirrel's home movies. Shark Dog has no evil peer. Why did this cartoon disappear? Where is the DVD? I thank my lucky stars that I taped the shows years ago when it was shown on Fox. The story of Melvis and his chili-cheese doughnuts is wild. In the genre of Rocky and Bullwinkle (meaning enjoyed by children but witty for adults). The love story of Eek and Anabelle is touching (You're girlfriend.... She's so fat!), My other favorite toon stars are Pepe Le Peu and his girlfriend Bebe and of course, and Foghorn Leghorn his girlfriend, The Widow and her little genius boy. Of course, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain are among the classics.

Eek! The Cat

cbrownNovember 5, 2002

What a great toon! Way over-the-top writing geared to kids at heart...my kids would never understand why I was laughing so hard... Need a DVD or video for my collection...please help! C'mon Cartoon Network...gimme an "eek!"