Kitty Is Not A Cat

The mice get trapped in the house on a Wild Moon - the one night where all the cats go bonkers. Kitty protects them from the cats, who are suddenly hungry for mouse.

Kitty always falls asleep during her fairy tale bedtime stories, so the cats decide to act them out to impart their important moral messages.

When the cats learn what an election is, they realise they never voted for King Tubby as leader. They pick Kitty as a candidate to run against him in their own election.

King Tubby sees a viral dance move online and decides to try and go viral himself - but coming up with a cool new dance is much harder than it looks.

Cheeta and King Tubby set out to invent the latest “kids craze” using Kitty as a guinea pig, but despite all their crazy gadgets, she’s content with a simple ball of yarn.

Petal thinks becoming a Junior Ranger would be good to help Kitty learn to behave like a human. However, it’s Petal who quickly becomes obsessed with it.

When Kitty starts playing with an imaginary friend, the cats all decide to get imaginary friends of their own - to the detriment of their friendships with each other.

Bored with the news, Cheeta decides to start his own news about Kitty’s daily activities. In order to make it interesting, he has to resort to hurtful lies.

King Tubby gets scammed by Lucky Chuck and Yeahno with a fake guru service that will supposedly help him make decisions. Unfortunately, they’re just here to steal all his stuff.

When Cheeta learns about advertising, he decides to make his own ads to sell Ted’s stuff. However, his limited understanding of what advertising is keeps getting in the way.

In lieu of a court jester, King Tubby hires a terrible comedian to entertain him. Unfortunately, the jokester they get only does insult comedy.

When Ginsburg accidentally shaves his goatee off, he thinks it’s caused him to lose his sense of rhythm. Kitty tries to help him find it again.

The band gets a record deal, but on one condition - Cheeta gets replaced with a studio musician. Heartbroken, Cheeta tries to start his own band.

Kitty does work experience at a cafe, and the cats come along to support her. Unfortunately, she is competing for the position with Stanley.

After hearing about a cat burglar on the news, the cats’ belongings start to mysteriously disappear. When they begin their investigations, all of the clues seem to point to Kitty.

King Tubby and Miley get stuck in the basement together. They couldn’t think of a worse person to be stuck with - they’re nothing alike! Or are they?

The Nazz decides to teach Miley how to meditate after her temper tantrums go too far. She meditates every time she feels angry - which turns out to be all the time.

When Olive kicks Harold out, he comes to live with the cats. They find him insufferable and, in order to get rid of him, decide to try and find a way to make Olive take him back.

When the Stinkletons throw out their manekineko, they start getting bad luck - and when Kitty picks it up, the cats start having good luck.

The cats won’t take Luna’s well-meaning advice, so she starts giving it to them under the pseudonym ‘Dear Tuna’ in her own advice radio show.

Thorn’s sister Rose comes to visit and unknowingly reveals to the household that Thorn’s supposedly “glamourous” past isn’t all that it seems.

Kitty loves watching a survivalist reality TV show, and when the cats learn they could win five million dollars, they decide to recreate it themselves.

When the cats’ sunny naptime is disturbed by the shadow of the Stinkletons’ new satellite dish, Last Chance, Spook, and Kitty go to investigate.

Spook wins a day with the doctor from General Romantic Hospital. To the cats’ increasing frustration, Spook doesn’t get that he’s not a real doctor.

Last Chance has lost a life on each of his birthdays, so Kitty doesn’t like his chances for this one - and it doesn’t help that the party games have been planned by Cheeta.