Top Cat

Benny is followed home by a lovable anteater, but Top Cat discovers there is a reward for its return so they set off for the zoo. A dog catcher comes along and nabs the anteater.

Top Cat and the gang find a baby and decide to keep him so the baby won't have to grow up in an orphanage.

Earnest Prowler, an overly enthusiastic new cop, convinces his uncle, the sergeant, that the neighborhood is a hotbed of crime, causing Dibble to be fired.

While the police commissioner and two top citizens are investigating Top Cat's new tourist attraction, Choo-Choo follows his 25-cent treasure map to an old, condemned building.

While spending his $2,000 insurance settlement at the Pink Palm, Benny falls for the singer.

Dibble gives the cats 24 hours to find a job or be arrested for vagrancy.

Dibble thinks Top Cat has a week to live and resolves to be good to him.

When Dibble reports for his birthday physical exam, he is dismayed to hear the sergeant discussing old wrecks that he wants taken off the police force.

Choo-Choo is desperate for a date with Lola Glamour, the famous movie star.

As a contestant on King for a Day, Top Cat tells his hard luck story of life in an alley.

Top Cat is angry to hear two con men have swindled Tony, the local hot dog vendor, out of $1,000 by selling him a bogus share of Wildcat Oil. Top Cat devises a scheme of his own.

Officer Dibble will win a vacation if he can beat Iron Man Muldoon's record of consecutive days on the force.

Top Cat, in desperate need of money to pay back a loan, charges Dibble $25 to make a TV star out of him.

A police dog, newly assigned to Dibble's beat, relentlessly harasses Top Cat.

When Top Cat sees what passes for art at a major show in town, he takes up painting.