T.H.E. CAT 1x06

None to Weep, None to Mourn

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat (A.K.A. "T.H.E. Cat"). I remember this series from my 60s childhood. Thank you for uploading the whole episode. Always a joy to watch a bodacious "blast from the past" !!

[@mahmoudshahnazi8374]

RIP Robert Loggia who was one of my favorite actors. Great Show, as I was devastated when this show was canceled. The dialogue in this show was superb, and the actors and the guest stars, especially Robert Duvall (Crossing at Destino Bay), Diana Muldaur(in this episode) and Sorrel Booke (First episode: To Kill a Priest) were outstanding. My parents were horrified how attached I was to this series at 8-9 years of age, but to me T.H.E. Cat was the coolest guy on TV at the time.

[@louiemunoz2753]

I’m surprised that no one ever tried to do a remake of the series. But that’s Hollywood for you. 👍🏼👌😎

[@jubalcalif9100]

I'm surprised too ! They seem to remake everything else !

[@Neville60001]

The reason is because this show hasn't been rerun in years due to it only lasting one season, and thus, the show's not as popular as it should be (it isn't even popular enough to be on DVD or Blu-Ray.)

[@edcatt9196]

I must have watched every episode when I was in middle school. I even made a few attempts at (harmless) cat burglary, dressed all in black. Then there was the fact that the characters last name was like mine! So that made it all the more intriguing to me and friends. I was also watching The Prisoner, with Patrick Magohan, and programs like The Avengers, and The Man From U.N.C.L.E! The 60's had some great shows in those days.

[@DavidCastro-pu6jx]

Totally! We watched all the episodes of all those shows, then my brother took on the tag "Cat", and now I use it in my movie.

[@victorm.photovic9983]

And I thought I was the only one that remembers these great show!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@edcatt9196]

@@victorm.photovic9983 Nope.

[@raycabrera2225]

Me too...loved it in the 60' s..classic..nobody knows about this!!!!😮

[@rikkoshop620]

One of the most unique character driven shows in the history of TV !!!

[@BeachsideHank]

Produced by Boris Sagal, who directed a lot of Peter Gunn episodes, no wonder this had the same feeling and texture of that series- which was great for the times also.

[@katbowl9971]

Katey Sagal's father.

[@franciscavillamane8098]

MARVELOUS MEMORIES, FROM MY CHILDNESS, AND IN THIS CHAPTER IS ANOTHER ARGENTINO, LALO SCHIFFRIN, SO GLAD TO WATCH HIM HERE. GREETINGS FROM ARGENTINA.

[@nicholasfredro6217]

Both shows had great intros T.H.E.CAT AND PETER GUN...LOVED BOTH SHOWS 11 AND 12 YEARS OLD..

[@audiemuniz6445]

When I was a child 50+ years ago the show was around 8 o'clock at night and I love the intro.waoo what memories .

[@pettytoni1955]

Terrific show. Lalo Schifrin outdoes himself with the theme song and other music. One of the best.

[@junheceta268]

I loved this show! Great character and I liked that he is of Romani heritage and takes pride in it.

[@JakeMcClake2]

My favorite show of the 1966 season, which followed "The Man From Uncle" at 9:30 PM on Friday night starting on September 16, 1966. I also recall that the advertisement for the show that was played quite a bit during the summer of 1966, used the confrontation around 21:00 to 21:11 as a major portion of the ad. Unfortunately, I could not get any of my friends to like the show. But I liked it for some reason.

[@nrcg2317]

I was only 10 when this series began in 1966. I remember T.H.E. Cat being cool and with many acrobatic talents. I wanted to do the same things.

[@raycabrera2225]

Wow...i watch the Cat on u tube..damnn memories...kool you said that..😀..take care..

[@phillipbuechner9809]

One of my favorite shows as a kid. I'd sure like to see the whole season on here!

[@pbrazor50]

I loved this show as a kid. I guess I would have been 11. I remember being very disappointed when it was not renewed for a second season. Actually, it wasn't even retained for a full season. Back then half hour shows typically had around 35 episodes in a full season.

[@DondeArandas]

such a groovy, hip show. loggia was awesome. cool and smooth. when they cancelled, he was depressed for seven years. the show had great ratings. RIP MR loggia

[@theoddfather8782]

Wow I didn't know that, he seemed like a really cool guy.

[@l.clevelandmajor9931]

Robert Loggia will always be the best person that ever portrayed T.H.E. CAT. Watching the way he moves, the way he speaks, his mannerisms; who could do him better?

[@billr3724]

Great actor over the years. Liked him as drug lord Frank Lopez in 1983’s Scarface and really liked him as Feech LaManna in The Sopranos. RIP.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Indubitably ! And he played Richard Gere's amoral father in 1982's "An Officer and a Gentleman".

[@55Quirll]

Another show with good music was Peter Gunn, both with great jazz, and intros.

[@michaeldanello3966]

And Mr. Lucky

[@larryparis925]

@@michaeldanello3966 Great point! Mr. Lucky… !

[@blueindigo1000]

Fascinating. Much more philosophical than I remember. I like it.

[@theiamnotanumber]

My favorite too. Together with the Wild Wild West and later the Avengers if my parents let me stay up. The Friday nights started with Bruce Lee and the Green Hornet. It does not get any better than that.

[@mbradleyc]

Me too! No it does not.

[@Cleveland.Ironman]

mbradleyc Absolutely!

[@rtblues]

Lalo Schiffrin - Music! Top!

[@blueindigo1000]

Great music!

[@rtblues]

The great Lalo Schiffrin did the theme and music. I want to know who that jazz band in this episode was....

[@shadygrady65]

One of my favorite shows when I was kid. Robert Loggia was perfect for the role and the cast of characters were outstanding. Incidentally, I think actor Jude Law could take the lead role, and add that quality of retro, hard boiled, noir- coolness.

[@DavidCastro-pu6jx]

me and my brother loved this show, too, before Bond, James Bond.

[@RicardoRoams]

In many ways this show was ahead of it's time. It deserved a better fate.

[@rodmoore1577]

A lot of shows over the years were. Remember Arrest and trial with chuck connors and ben gazarra? Connors was the attorney and gazarra the detective. It was law and order way before law and order. Sometimes society has to catch up with ideas. I did find arrest and trial the complete series on DVD

[@dereksmith4177]

I was 14 when it came to the u k . Loved the show but when he said his first name was Tom .gave us all a laugh Tom cat

[@scorejames]

Deserves a quality DVD Blu Ray release.

[@trevorbrown6654]

Unfortunately that's not going to happen as Paramount junked the film negatives back in the late 1970s. From what I can gather all that remains of this series are two very worn 16mm telecine prints that a TV station forgot the return to Paramount decades ago and were found during a clearout in 2005. If that's all there really is then unless Paramount are prepared to pour a lot of money into digitally remastering those prints, which seems unlikely, then they will probably never be seen by the public again.

[@Neville60001]

@@trevorbrown6654, even if Paramount (now CBS Studios) hadn't junked the original master negatives, the show doesn't have enough of a sales basis for Paramount Home Video/CBS Video to do a restoration job and put it on DVD/Blu-Ray themselves (of course, Shout Factory can alwways do this _if_ a full set of said original masters existed.)

[@chrischeshire6528]

T.H.E. Cat and It Takes A Thief, love those shows.

[@MONGOOSE1ful]

One of the guest stars in this episode of NBC-TV's "T.H.E. CAT" is Reggie Nalder,who went on to play perhaps the scariest vampire ever encountered,named "Kourt Barlowe" on the CBS/Warner Bros. mini series,"SALEM'S LOT" in 1979,under the expert direction of Tobe Hooper. Reggie Nalder also starred in the 1970 horror classic,"MARK OF THE DEVIL" as "the evil witch finder",and made dozens of guest starring TV and film roles,before he died.

[@shibolinemress8913]

Fun to see Diana Muldaur! 🖖😀

[@tonybino01]

Great theme song.

[@kiyubunojika]

This was a great tv show, I think I was ten but this was the coolest tv show ever! I love the music so much.

[@Lehmann108]

As a kid this was my introduction to Latin jazz

[@fermingarrick2120]

The best series .... Really don't know why they did not make more..... coolest character ever.

[@Neville60001]

The show only lasted one season (and for that reason, it hasn't been rerun in decades.)

[@michaelgilbey341]

This show is what the Batman tv show should have been, a real superhero show. Adam West as Batman was a clown but Robert Loggia was excellent.

[@Neville60001]

You said it and nailed it.

[@TheCrossroads533]

A terrific series idea. Why it lasted only one season is a real shame

[@Mavrilon]

I really like this show . It's a shame it didn't stay on longer.

[@lolastill3535]

I want to see, more of the series. I like the C.A.T

[@caveyofmo]

I second the request! :)

[@21CCommunIT]

T. H. E. Cat

[@sueblankenship9441]

Today's audiences wouldn't understand it.

[@pw529]

ENJOYED THIS WISH THERE WERE MORE THANK YOU FOR SHARING

[@RwDt09]

The pilot is available in 3 parts through here kzbin.info/www/bejne/emKbZnR4l82AqJI

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

I barely remember anything about this series--of which I think I saw very little--but the one thing I remember is how much I liked Loggia in the role. I was a young teenager then, and I thought he was so cool! I do wonder, seeing this right after watching the pilot episode: How many episodes were of such strained similarity? This one and the pilot were both about a man marked for death with a quite specific time left in which to live. And in both, the man responsible for the murder-to-be is known, and Cat goes to visit both of them, with the same kind of "read between the lines" dialogue taking place. Regardless, thanks for the posting. Great to see T.H.E. Cat in action again.

[@johnerwin9024]

pretty decent premise for a show; couldn't catch it initially, Loggia good actor👍

[@Agent77X]

My favorite show when I was a kid! Watch it at midnight! T.H.E. stands for: Thomas Herbert Edward Cat

[@tomcarr7099]

The "H" is for Hughet He doesn't usually mention Thomas though

[@Agent77X]

Tom Carr I was a little bit off! Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat! See this link for details: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/T.H.E._Cat

[@seikibrian8641]

He introduced himself on each episode as "T. Hewitt Edward Cat," but the T stood for Thomas. In one episode, a woman asked him what the T stood for, and he replied "Tom." I didn't get it at the time, but now I do: tomcat.

[@kennethsherlock53]

T.H.E. stands for Thomas Hewitt Edward NOT Herbert !

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

That final scene of the attempted murder got me wondering: How many of those huge, heavy, bare, razor-sharp blades does this man manage to carry in his inner jacket pocket?

[@GoldwaterB]

Wondered that too!

[@smtxtv]

This was the Golden Age of prime time television. This was a cool show, as the "secret agent" formula was "in" with the success of James Bond, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and The Avengers. We also had Get Smart as a spoof, and Mission Impossible. Writing and acting were good, and America and the world were entertained. Somehow this lost out to brainless sitcoms, reality shows and endless politically correct propaganda on television. Writers got lazy, and that's where we are today. I threw the newspaper for a year to buy a portable black and white TV to watch these great shows. I can't get through a prime time show these days. That's an indicator as to our present state. Good thing we now have KZbin....and a lot of good books. Too bad the originals of this show have been destroyed.

[@HankWest-er8iw]

gorgeous Diana Maldur...in her early prime...

[@stevecookson3201]

Loved all these show T.H.E. Cat, Mr. LUCKY, Peter Gunn...James Bond feel before James Bond made it to the screen.

[@maxlebow7373]

This show stands out in 2022 as it did 2 generations ago. Cool, but not over the top. Direct lineage from Peter Gunn.

[@robertcabrera8812]

In 1966 we were T.H.E. CAT, we clean out the book fair at Abraham Lincoln High School in L.A. It was on the second floor got away with many books..three of us,they knew it was us , couldn't prove it, we were mad...it never made the neighborhood paper....mew-ow!!!

[@marbanak]

30 minutes of film noir weekly. Maybe that's what drew me as a kid. Typically, if I liked it, then it was cancelled. Including this show.

[@nunyabizness6595]

I know. Outer limits gets a season and a half while voyage to the bottom of the sea gets 4. Uhhh...what?

[@augustotorres9746]

Best serie of cult!!

[@johnerwin9024]

accidentally found this causa COOL show intro; Loggia, guess kinda P.I. Good actor-thnx!

[@rogertemple7193]

T.H.E. Cat starring Robert Loggia co starring R.G. Armstrong, and Robert Carricart "None to Weep, None to Mourn." guest starring Jaime Sanchez, Diana Muldaur, Carol Booth, Cyril Delevanti, Reggie Nalder, and Moustapha Pasha.

[@larryparis925]

Diana Muldaur…

[@KC13O3]

I named my new cat Felix T. Hewitt Edward Cat. He struts to the theme.

[@larriecole3222]

HARD SERIES TO GET. DEFINITELY COLLECTORS MATERIAL

[@Johnnycdrums]

Along with "Bourbon Street Beat".

[@buddy1065]

Influenced by this show and the Green Hornets Kato, but also by a mischievous friend we broke into my high school and stole some items, but feeling guilty the next night i jumped the 8 foot school fence without touching my feet on the fence but only using my hands. I was extremely light and agile back then. Dressed in all black I broke back into the school alone to return my items. I was fortunately successful and to my knowledge never stole again.

[@simonelang7958]

Diana Muldaur is great. She was 28 years young but look her kids....

[@morien5062]

He was just damn cool

[@Bchild1x1]

So was the Lalo Schifrin theme music.

[@jubalcalif9100]

He didn't have the savoir faire that Percy Helton or Huntz Hall had, but Mr Loggia was indeed one cool cat !

[@nathanieldavis5231]

I was 10 when it debuted on Friday nights with the Man from UNCLE !!

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

Damn it, now I have this theme in my head.

[@fermingarrick2120]

Best series ever...introduction.. characters were all cool 😎...we should have a remake....

[@HouseGuide]

They should have tried to have the CAT and Bruce Lee team up in a TV series. That would have made a good one.

[@lou914]

That's series' composer Lalo Schirin playing the piano at 22:22.

[@blueindigo1000]

I wear my sunglasses at night...☺️

[@Bchild1x1]

My favorite as well. Always thought, hoped some movie studio would make it into a movie. Hollywood practically scraped the bottom of the barrel with the Beverly Hillbillies.

[@Neville60001]

_The Beverly Hillbillies_ was well known due to it being onTV for a lot of seasons, henceforth why it was made into a movie: _T.H.E. Cat_ wasn't that well known because it only lasted one season and wasn't rerun a lot, or at all ( a show needs two or three full seasons to be put into syndication as reruns in North America, and most outlets won't rerun a show that only lasted one sdeason and was canclled.)

[@mgmartin51]

Cool music. And of course T. stood for Tom.

[@mgmartin51]

@Holly Adams Hewitt Edward.

[@doncampbell7543]

Unfortunately, it appears that the only two episodes that survive are the two here on KZbin. From IMDb: "As of December 2020 the film negatives for this series no longer exist. They were last recorded as being in the Paramount film and television archives in the mid 1970s but it is thought they were either deliberately or accidentally destroyed in a purge to free up storage space for more recent shows in the late 1970s. The only remnants left of the show (like those on KZbin) are from a couple of very worn telecine prints that were discovered in the vault of a local television station in the early 2000s."

[@RwDt09]

Actually, all 26 episodes of its one and only season exist. Clearly, the original prints weren't the source, but the episodes were released on rare-find bootleg DVDs and also appear here: archive.org/details/t.-h.-e.-cat-s-01-e-01/T.H.E._Cat_S01E01.avi

[@doncampbell7543]

@@RwDt09 You are my hero of the day! Thanks!

[@trevorbrown6654]

Isn't that Diana Muldaur in there, twenty years before she was Dr Pulaski in Star Trek the next generation?

[@Cleveland.Ironman]

You are correct. She was also in the original Star Trek as well.

[@professorshermanpeabody1237]

Inspired many a youthful cat burglar :)

[@Mr382548]

That's no lie, LOL!

[@russedav5]

Only the case for the foolish who don't learn, sadly so common today, why he rather was an EX-cat burglar, having learned from his mistakes, the difference between a mature adult and the childish.

[@xylfox]

Hmmm... He calls himself "Cat". But i never heard him meowing! ? (Btw.. Great, innovative serie!)

[@wiseguymaybe]

Oddly, when I was a kid, I never saw this show, but I think there was a comic book I saw in a super market done by Keystone Enterprises based on this tv series.

[@blueindigo1000]

Love the harpsichord.

[@Laceykat66]

Was this show originally in B&W ? I though it was late enough to be in color. Thanks for the post.

[@RwDt09]

It was in color. What color episodes are available pretty well have most of the color washed out of them. A color episode of the pilot is available on KZbin and it's about as colorful as you'll see the show for the time being. Type in 'denteltv1 the cat' and you'll get it, it comes in 3 parts.

[@Laceykat66]

RwDt09 Thank you. Of all the bad "reboots" of Classic TV shows they have done lately, I wish they would do this one. Great theme song.

[@radamesgerenajr5741]

+Laceykat66 YES IT WAS ORIGINALLY BLACK AND WHITE. i REMEMBER THIS SHOW.

[@seikibrian8641]

radames gerena jr "YES IT WAS ORIGINALLY BLACK AND WHITE. i REMEMBER THIS SHOW." You probably remember it as being in black and white because you had a black & white TV. So did my family back then. But I watched it a few times at a friend's house where they had a color TV, and the show was broadcast in color.

[@boldventurepress8443]

The program was color. I've seen color prints of all of the episodes at one time or another, but this was back in the VHS days.

[@Mr382548]

It was all Black & White.

[@seikibrian8641]

Nope. You may only have had a black & white TV, but people with color TVs saw it in color.

[@seikibrian8641]

See: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGjFo5Jnn9uNd6s

[@lordeldauoud142]

“ She “ “ Scream “ “ Thinking “ “ He “ “ Was “ “ Death “ “ WOW “

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

The creator of the show, Harry Julian Fink, and his wife, R.M. Fink, were the creators of "Dirty Harry."

[@michaeldanello3966]

Episode 6: None to weep, none to mourn

[@Surfmus]

It's like the girlscouts over there.

[@robertyglesias3064]

How did i remember this series

[@EriksDesdemona]

Hi, I'm a huge Victor Buono fan, he guest-starred in the last episode of the series (26 "Lisa") but I can't find it anywhere! Is there a chance you could post the episode if you have it or contact me? :o

[@Tiebor12]

damn I know who that woman is ,...her name escapes me........

[@JHollowayNetwork]

It was later remade as "It Takes A Thief" with Robert Wagner in the title role and was eventually successful.

[@charlesmills2651]

I wish...

[@kenbranaugh8251]

Was this a show or a documentary?

[@sclogse1]

Not enough cool music in this. Some episodes had more music than anything else. And I was in heaven watching it back around 1966. No album ever released. A sin. I did pick up some VCD's of the first season, at least.

[@Mr382548]

I liked the "Sandman" series.

[@alanwise2996]

MR EDDIE

[@DavidCastro-pu6jx]

2:06 did James Bond copy this? This guy should have been Bond, after Sean of course.

[@soundfinder_Lee]

0:36 2:15 22:30

[@blueindigo1000]

Fascinating. Much more philosophical than I remember. I like it.

[@charlesneely]

Let me comment please nothing can beat the classics not no f****** remake not no blumhouse production I just how it is man some things are better not remade