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The cat came back
wingpig Started conversation Nov 17, 1999
Don't know when this was made, but it's quite good.
A blokey sits in a house playing a nice blues riff on a Sousaphone:
"The cat came back the very next day…
The cat came back - he thought it was a goner
but the cat came back; it just wouldn't stay awaaaaayyy…"
Various images of the blokey trying to get rid of the cat accompany the repetition of the rhyme.
The cat came back
Harvey Posted Nov 19, 1999
Is that the one with the huge hat that would generally destroy the whole place. I seem to remember something about that.
The cat came back
wingpig Posted Nov 20, 1999
Nope, that was 'The Cat in the Hat' and 'The Cat in the Hat Came Back' by Dr. Seuss. Nothing like The Cat Came Back without the hat. Thing 1 and Thing 2 were the ones that knackered things.
The cat came back
Matt the Mediocre Posted Dec 16, 1999
I didn't know there was a cartoon about the cat coming back but I remember the song, sort of:
Old Mr. Johnson had troubles of his own.
He had a big and yellow cat,
who wouldn't leave his home.
He tried and he tried to keep that cat away.
But the cat kept coming back the very next day.
Oh the cat came back, the very next day.
Oh the cat came back.
They thought he was a goner but the cat came back.
He just couldn't stay away. Oh no. Oh no.
He went and paid a man who said he'd shoot that cat on sight.
And so he loaded up his shotgun with nails and dynamite.
He waited and he waited for that cat to come around,
Ninety-seven little pieces of that man were all they found.
But...
That cat came back, etc. etc.
I don't remember the other 5 or 6 verses.
The cat came back
Saint Taco-Chako (P.S. of mixed metaphors) Posted Mar 21, 2000
Ok.
Yeah, I remember that.
At one point in the cartoon, a railcar comes along and splits a ladybug in half, right?
He never does get rid of that cat.
The cat came back
james007 Posted Mar 25, 2000
But why would he want to get wid of a widdle puddy cat?
The cat came back
Crescent Posted Mar 29, 2000
Cause it scratched the house tae pieces. I first saw this on Ch4 animation spot, and there was this really weird cartoon on after (not weird cartoons on a Ch4 Animation program! about hese people living on a floating island, who hunted these huge flying whale/ray creatures in flying boats. It turned out that the people when they die transformed into a little baby whale creature, to be hunted. Truely wierd.
BCNU - Crescent
Cartoon dates...?
Davcat the Amply Proportioned Posted May 18, 2000
Some lovely information and jogging of the memory here, but sadly, quite a few of the dates are wrong. I lived through most of these excelent British cartoons and know this to be true (I am 43 !!)
Think I'm wrong? - send me an email: [email protected]
Long live Roobarb and Custard ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Cartoon dates...?
SnowDrop Posted Jun 4, 2000
I remember the Cat came back. I think at one point he tried locking it in a box with a chain all rond padlocked together and burying it but the cat came back he thought it was a goner but the cat came back etc etc .....
The cat came back
Theakston's old Pingu Posted Jun 9, 2000
It's all here
http://www.mythstories.com/catA.html
The cat came back
WordMuffin Posted Jul 27, 2000
FYI, The Cat Came Back is a 1988 National Film Board short by Cordell Barker. It has won 15 awards. I think you can order a copy for yourself. Check out: http://www.nfb.ca/FMT/E/MSN/19/19074.html
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The cat came back
- 1: wingpig (Nov 17, 1999)
- 2: Harvey (Nov 19, 1999)
- 3: wingpig (Nov 20, 1999)
- 4: Matt the Mediocre (Dec 16, 1999)
- 5: Saint Taco-Chako (P.S. of mixed metaphors) (Mar 21, 2000)
- 6: james007 (Mar 25, 2000)
- 7: smilingpolitely (Mar 28, 2000)
- 8: Crescent (Mar 29, 2000)
- 9: Davcat the Amply Proportioned (May 18, 2000)
- 10: SnowDrop (Jun 4, 2000)
- 11: Theakston's old Pingu (Jun 9, 2000)
- 12: WordMuffin (Jul 27, 2000)
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