Heathcliff

Top Cast

June Foray as Iggy/Muggsy/ Grandma/ Sonja/Marcy
Henry Corden as Clem/Digby/Dogcatcher
Mel Blanc as Heathcliff/Spike/Milkman
Don Messick as Sparerib/ Nobody/ Mr. Post/ Mr. Snyder
Frank Welker as Dingbat
Paul Winchell as Marmaduke

Seasons

Season 1 (1980)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Feline Fugitive (1980-10-04)

In order to gain the leadership of the neighborhood's position, Spike frames Heathcliff of stealing fish from a local fish mart.
Ep. 2: Doggone Dogcatcher (1980-10-04)

The Dogcatcher performs many attempts to catch Heathcliff. None of them is successful.
Ep. 3: Football Flunkies (1980-10-04)

After the the Pussycats get injured, The Creeps fill in for their team and help The Pussycats go against a heavy-set football team called the Bruisers.
Ep. 4: Lumbering Loonies (1980-10-04)

Dingbat and the Creeps get hired as wood cutters.
Ep. 5: The Watch Cat (1980-10-11)

The Purple Think Burgler attempts to break into the Nutmeg's house, but Heathcliff stops him.
Ep. 6: Pumping Irony (1980-10-11)

Heathcliff does his best to enter a cat show, after his feline girlfriend, Jodi calls up their date.
Ep. 7: It's a Snow Job for a Creep (1980-10-11)

Dingbat and the Creeps get a job in Snowy Alphs, but the bad guys, Louie and his friend sabotage them.
Ep. 8: Nutty Knights (1980-10-11)

Dingbat and the Creeps are sent back to 1333 by a time machine and there are exhorted by the king to rescue his daughter from Sir Grimace-A-Lot the evil knight.
Ep. 9: The Great Cop 'n Cat Chase (1980-10-18)

Heathcliff has stolen a hotdog from Officer Casey, thus the Police Officer tries to track down the feline offender.
Ep. 10: Milk Run Mayhem (1980-10-18)

Heathcliff competes for milk with a Milkman, who must deliver a bottle of milk to his boss' house or he shall lose his job.
Ep. 11: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow (1980-10-18)

Dingbat tries to claim his inheritance from his great uncle, Barren Von Batt, but Dingbat's evil cousin Wombat also wants that inheritance to claim for himself. The competitors must stay in a castle overnight.
Ep. 12: U.F. Oafs (1980-10-18)

Dingbat and the Creeps are abducted aboard the alien ship by a alien named Rishan, who needs to examine the Earthlings.
Ep. 13: Mascot Rumble (1980-10-25)

Heathcliff is watching on TV football footage from today's match, where Heathcliff was the mascot of the "Detroit Tabbys" while Spike represents as the mascot of the rival team "Brooklyn Bulldogs".
Ep. 14: Heathcliff of Sherwood Forest (1980-10-25)

Heathcliff is Robin Hood - the most wanted noble brigand, who saves Sonja and the good people of Sherwood from the local taxpayer, Grubs the Dogcatcher.
Ep. 15: Safari Saps (1980-10-25)

The Creeps take the job to receive a rare pygmy elephant for the safari explorer.
Ep. 16: Prized Pooch (1980-10-25)

A person named Bowser searches for a rare dog breed to win a contest. He stumbles upon Dingbat and captures him to his dog pound, thus Sparerib and Nobody try to break their friend out.
Ep. 17: Angling Anglers (1980-11-01)

At the Fish Mart, Mr. Schultz is having to conversation with someone in the phone for them to deliver fish, but they are not able to, Mr. Schultz runs out of fish quickly due a certain cat that can eat faster than they could deliver, Mr. Schultz hangs up the phone and decides to close the shop and go fishing to replenish the fish in his store.
Ep. 18: Cake Flakes (1980-11-01)

After Mrs. Nutmeg takes Heathcliff to the bakery, the feline protagonists craves on eating a cake.
Ep. 19: Health Nuts (1980-11-01)

Dingbat and the creeps get hired as fitness trainers. Their first task is to help an obese lady to lose weight, but it ends up as a failure.
Ep. 20: Retail Ruckus (1980-11-01)

The Creeps work at the Department Store. As usual, the work doesn't go without complications...
Ep. 21: The Mouse Trapper (1980-11-08)

Heathcliff is playing with a mouse around the house, until the mouse exterminator comes to clear the area from the mice. Heathcliff tries to foil his plans.
Ep. 22: Lion Around the House (1980-11-08)

Heathcliff rivals his love for Sonja to an escaped mountain lion.
Ep. 23: Window Washouts (1980-11-08)

Dingbat, Sparerib, and Nobody become window washers. They are given the task of cleaning a building until the end of the day to receive their pay.
Ep. 24: Door to Door Sales Creeps (1980-11-08)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 25: Robinson Cruise Ho (1980-11-15)

The dogcatcher recounts twenty years ago of the same day he was deserted in a island: The dogcatcher makes Heathcliff his slave to do the work.
Ep. 26: Heathcliff & the Sleeping Beauty (1980-11-15)

The classical fairy tale about the Sleeping Beauty is told (with a couple of modifications of the original) through Heathcliff characters.
Ep. 27: Creep Crop Crack-ups (1980-11-15)

The Creeps find job at a farm, where a farmer girl needs assistance in running the business.
Ep. 28: Nautical Noodnicks (1980-11-15)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 29: Gold-Digger Daze (1980-11-22)

A miner accidentally discards his map out the window of his house when throwing things at Heathcliff. This gives Heathcliff and Spike an opportunity to go on a hunt for the gold.
Ep. 30: Hives (1980-11-22)

After a planned revenge on the garbage man, Heathcliff stresses him, giving him the hives called the "Heathcliff Hives".
Ep. 31: Batty Boo-ticians (1980-11-22)

Dingbat and the Creeps work at a hair parlor. They are to cut a young customer her hair, but an escaped gorilla gets mistaken for the customer.
Ep. 32: Carnival Cut-ups (1980-11-22)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 33: Rodeo Dough (1980-11-29)

Heathcliff and Grubs are competing for a 100 Dollars prize in the Rodeo.
Ep. 34: Pinocchio Rides Again (1980-11-29)

In today's "Heathcliff Fan Club Meeting" issue, Heathcliff reads about "Heathcliff Pinocchio" (a parody of Pinocchio) to his kitten fans.
Ep. 35: Bungling Baby Sitters (1980-11-29)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 36: Treasure Haunts (1980-11-29)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 37: Cat In The Beanstalk (1980-12-06)

Heathcliff is shown in a parody of Jack in the Beanstalk.
Ep. 38: The Great Chase (1980-12-06)

Heathcliff and Spike play the great chase, which is going after a lunchbox that contains a sandwich.
Ep. 39: LeMans-ter Rally (1980-12-06)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 40: Beach Blanket Bozos (1980-12-06)

When Dingbat tries to set up a blanket at the beach, he finds out that it's actually a beach ball.
Ep. 41: Kitty a la Carte (1980-12-13)

Heathcliff tries to obtain fish for his feline girlfriend Jody, but Spike is in charge of guarding the fish from being stolen.
Ep. 42: Mystery Loves Company (1980-12-13)

Heathcliff and the two sanitation men duel for the stolen Stiffany's diamond, which they try to receive it back for the jewelry store to earn a reward, with a diamond thief trying to steal it back.
Ep. 43: French Fried Fracas (1980-12-13)

Dingbat and the Creeps are hired as chefs at a French restaurant. They don't prove themselves as top-notch cooks, however.
Ep. 44: Showbiz Shenanigans (1980-12-13)

The Creeps try to work in show-business while making a movie.
Ep. 45: Red Hot Riding Hooded Heathcliff (1980-12-20)

Lumberjack Heathcliff takes Sonja's place as "Red Riding Hood" to bring goodies to the Granny's house as the Big Bad Wolf sets an ambush to obtain a prey for eating.
Ep. 46: The Great Milk Factory Fracas (1980-12-20)

Heathcliff sneaks into the Milk Factory.
Ep. 47: Service Station Screwballs (1980-12-20)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 48: No News Is Ghoul News (1980-12-20)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 49: Star Trick (1980-12-27)

Heathcliff goes to a audition to be in the "Super Puss" advertisement.
Ep. 50: The Big Fish Story (1980-12-27)

Heathcliff performs many attempts to steal the big fish at Mr. Schultz's fish mart, but his efforts are hampered with newly installed security system, which causes Heathcliff trouble to get inside the fish mart.
Ep. 51: Detective Ding-a-Lings (1980-12-27)

The Creeps work as private detectives, trying to solve the case of the Maltese Parrot.
Ep. 52: High Flying Fools (1980-12-27)

The Creeps unwillingly foil the plan of stolen diamonds' smugglers while trying to work as air lines personnel.