T.H.E. Cat - Season 1 Episode 10 To Bell T.H.E. Cat
Night. Andrea March is sitting at one of the restaurant's outdoor tables, on the sidewalk. She is sketching Moonface who is sitting at another table; his bald head, thick glasses and stark features make his face unique. Suddenly, 2 thugs show up and kill the proprietor. Moonface and the thugs are about to run away, but there was a witness: Andrea with her sketch pad. Moonface says, ""The girl-- she has my face!"" (well, that didn't come out right.) As they attack the girl, she screams for help. Just then, Cat is driving by in his cool sportscar; he stops, gets out and beats up the bad guys, but Moonface escapes. Andrea says, ""Thanks, mister. Mister...?"" The man in black answers, ""Cat--T. Hewitt Edward Cat."" (intro music)
The cops show up. Cat is talking to Andrea who seems like a very nice, normal woman. She tells Cat he can keep the sketch and give it to the police. Cat seems attracted to her, and says he can be reached at the Casa del Gato. Then McAllister shows up; he ex
Year: 1967
Genre: Action & Adventure, Drama
Country:
Studio: NBC
Director: Harry Julian Fink
Cast: Robert Loggia, R.G. Armstrong, Robert Carricart
Crew:
First Air Date: Sep 16, 1966
Last Air date: Mar 31, 1967
Season: 1 Season
Episode: 26 Episode
Runtime: 30 minutes
IMDb: 8.00/10 by 3.00 users
Popularity: 2.73
Language: English
Season
Season 1
Episode
To Kill a Priest
Sandman
Payment Overdue
Brotherhood
Little Arnie from Long Ago
None to Weep, None to Mourn
Moment of Truth
Marked For Death
Crossing at Destino Bay
To Bell T.H.E. Cat
Curtains for Miss Winslow
King of the Limpets
The System
The Canary Who Lost His Voice
The Ring of Anasis
Queen of Diamonds, Knave of Hearts
A Hot Place to Die
A Slight Family Trait
If Once You Fail
Design for Death
Matter Over Mind
The Blood-Red Night
The Ninety Percent Blues
The Long Chase
Twenty-One and Out
Lisa