Can you name all these cartoon cats?
Do your best to avoid making Sylvester say, "Sufferin' Succotash!"
Do you have purr-fect recall for the most famous cartoon cats in TV history?
Try feline out the right answers to identify 14 mousers kids watched from the earliest days of cartoons through the 1990s. Good luck!
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Between 1940 and 1958, Hanna-Barbera produced 114 shorts featuring this famous feline:
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This cat crept in with the silent film era, but his popularity outlasted the 1920s:
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This dumpster-diving cat got his own 1980s cartoon off the success of his popular comic:
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On Garfield and Friends, this kitten was more of a nuisance to the guy who hates Mondays:
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This dim-witted house cat dealt with the short fuse of his co-star in the 1990s:
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Sixties kids know this cartoon cat as T.C., but what's it stand for?
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Looney Tunes skunk Pepé Le Pew stalked this poor cat called what?
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On The Smurfs, this cat belonged to Gargamel, sworn enemy of the little blue guys:
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Did you know Looney Tunes cat Sylvester had a son? What's his name?
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Part of The Krusty the Klown Show on The Simpsons, this cartoon cat is repeatedly hunted down by a mouse named Itchy:
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Fans of The Yogi Bear Show know this pink cougar desperately wanted to be in showbiz:
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Together with Minute Mouse, this cat was created by Bob Kane and spoofed Batman:
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On The Quick Draw McGraw Show in the early 1960s, this Sherlook-like cat detective took a mouse as his partner:
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Between Underdog and Tennessee Tuxedo cartoons, you'd see shorts about this wildcat mountie in a town called Savoir-Faire:
