The Cat

The series starred Robert Loggia as cat burglar, Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat ("T.H.E. Cat"), a retired circus aerialist and former cat burglar who became a bodyguard. Cat carries out clandestine tasks such as thefts and assassinations for the government or private clients. Shot in color, the series was considered to be ahead of its time. T.H.E. Cat often appeared in an all black outfit carrying rope and grappling hook to scale walls and cross buildings to rescue someone in peril or get to the bad guys. While he might on rare occasion use a gun, his most frequently employed weapon was a dagger, kept up his sleeve (referred to as his cat's claws), which he can throw with great accuracy. Other regulars on the show were R. G. Armstrong who played Capt. MacAllister (San Francisco Police Department) whom T.H.E. Cat sometimes would work with. Robert Carricart was also in the show as Pepe Cordoza who was T.H.E. Cat's friend and occasional informant who ran a jazz club called "Casa del Gato" (House of the Cat). The introduction jazz theme was composed by Lalo Schifrin.T.H.E Cat was one of the first TV series to feature martial arts as the type of fighting system used by the "Hero", as opposed to a boxing style of street fighting.



Cast:



Robert Loggia......Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat

R.G. Armstrong.....Captain McAllister

Robert Carricart.....Pepe Cordoza





"To Kill a Priest" (September 16, 1966)

"Sandman" (September 23, 1966)

"Payment Overdue" (September 30, 1966)



(DISC 2)



"Brotherhood" (October 7, 1966)

"Little Arnie From Long Ago" (October 14, 1966)

"None to Weep, None to Mourn" (October 21, 1966)

"Moment of Truth" (October 28, 1966)



(DISC 3)



"Marked For Death" (November 4, 1966)

"Crossing at Destino Bay" (November 18, 1966)

"To Bell T.H.E. Cat" (November 25, 1966)

"Curtains For Miss Winslow" (December 2, 1966)



(DISC 4)



"King of Limpets" (December 9, 1966)

"The System" (December 16, 1966)

"The Canary Who Lost His Voice23 December 23, 1966)

"Ring of Anasis" (December 30, 1966)



(DISC 5)



"Queen of Diamonds, Knave of Hearts" (January 6, 1967)

"A Hot Place to Die" (January 13, 1967)

"A Slight Family Trait" (January 20, 1967)

"If Once You Fail" (January 27, 1967)



(DISC 6)



"Design for Death" (February 3, 1967)

"Matter Over Mind" (February 10, 1967)

"Blood Red Night" (February 17, 1967)

"Ninety Per Cent Blue" (February 24, 1967)



(DISC 7)



"The Long Chase" (March 10, 1967)

"Twenty-One and Out" (March 24, 1967)

"Lisa" (March 31, 1967)









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