Kitty Is Not a Cat

Kitty's plan to throw a surprise party for King Tubby gets misconstrued by him as an attempt to seize his throne.

The cats decide Kitty needs a teddy bear, but mistakenly end up getting her a grizzly bear.

When Kitty takes her love of the reality TV show 'Dancey Pants' all the way to the TV studio, the cats must rally to get her home. This proves harder than they thought.

When Spook is left to look after Kitty, his fear of danger is taken to the extreme and he alters everything to be more 'safe'. That is until Spook gets bumped on the head and his attitude changes.

When Kitty can't seem to progress past one, very loud, flat note on the bass, the cats rally to try to expand her repertoire. Unfortunately, nothing seems to work, leaving Kitty disheartened.

King Tubby is convinced that Kitty needs to get her hands on the latest handheld console 'Frog with a Moustache'. Kitty becomes addicted to the game.

Despite the cats telling Kitty the birds are their friends; she scares them off trying to prove her cat abilities. But now she has to get them home as they've been caught and are stuck in cages at the neighbour's house.

When Kitty's nightlight goes missing, Kitty's fear of the dark comes creeping out. In the end it won't be a nightlight that saves the day.

The cats realise Kitty has furballs from attempting to lick clean her cat onesie and decide they need to give her a bath. Easier said than done in a house full of cats who hate water and a girl who thinks she's one.

In a blackout, Timmy Tom tells a scary story about a monster called the tail snatcher. When a terrifying shadow appears at their window they're all convinced that the story might not be made up!

The Nazz and Kitty discover the cats have not only found the cash stash, but have been using it in ridiculous ways. They must work out how to get the money back.

After watching a documentary on lions, Kitty begins terrorising the cats and any other creature in sight. They decide the only way to snap her out of this is to show her the reality of living like a lion.

Two desperate gangsters on the run from police show up at the mansion. The whole house is in danger when these thugs take over and try to steal the cats' house out from under them.

The cats try to help Kitty learn about her family background by taking a trip to the zoo.

The cats are devastated when they mistake Kitty playing in a playhouse, for her moving out. But once Kitty realises the mistake her friends have made, she knows exactly how to fix it.

When an adorable injured bunny arrives on the doorstep the cats are completely smitten. Kitty however, is faced with feelings of jealousy.

The cats are on edge when a guard dog named Butcher is hired by Harold to keep them quiet. Now reduced to creating as little noise as possible, they need a solution fast.

When Happy gets gifted some spectacles after a few too many accidents in the house, his new vision allows him to see life like everyone else. Unfortunately, this does not make Happy, happy.

The cats decide to bake Kitty seven cakes to make up for not having celebrated her birthday.

Kitty and Timmy Tom make the best out of a bad situation when they get stranded at the rubbish dump.

When Kitty and Timmy Tom trick Olive into thinking Stanley is a piano prodigy, they must then work with Stanley to try and get his lack of real talent up to scratch.

When the cats come to believe there is treasure buried on their property, chaos engulfs the house and destroys the backyard.

When Miley decides to rally the cats to create a serious movie to get humans to take them seriously, she discovers she's bitten off more than she can chew.

After a botched attempt at hypnosis from Ming, the younger cats get a hold of his mystical crystal, and unfortunately, they have a little better luck than he did.

When Kitty loses Happy on an outing and he is picked up by a stranger, the cats and Kitty are terrified. Happy's in "the Big House" - a decadent mansion, but the others think he's in cat prison!

When Kitty gorges on Halloween candy, her emotions get a little shaky. The cats don't know how to handle this new Kitty, but she's run out of treats so they better work it out fast!

Last Chance is enlisted to educate Kitty on the dangers of being a cat and he does a bang-up job. That is, until he gets himself in a situation where his feline faculties aren't enough.

When Kitty starts copying Miley's look, music, hobbies... everything, Miley struggles to keep her cool and plans to trick Kitty back into being herself.

An unexpected visit from King Tubby's mother has the household in a funk, as they are forced to assume fake roles based on the lies King Tubby has told her.

When the cats invite the child from next door over for a play date, they get a very bad impression of how human children are supposed to act.

When Kitty makes an origami fortune teller she isn't prepared for the trouble it will cause her, but getting rid of it might be harder than she thought.

To prepare Kitty for school, King Tubby decides to set up some practice classes and insists the other cats teach them. Kitty is clearly adept at every subject, but unfortunately her teachers don't do quite as well.

When a sleep-walking King Tubby eats a cake he was saving in the fridge, he wakes in horror to find it gone. All signs point to Kitty being the cake thief - but an in-house investigation could uncover the truth about what really happened.

The cats band together to attempt to play sports with Kitty, but the complicated rules and confusing equipment see the cats losing interest fast.

When a tap dancing rat wiggles his way into Kitty's life, she is naive to his true colours. Lucky for Kitty it's the cats' job to be able to smell a rat... and they do!

Kitty and Timmy try to integrate a Robo-dog into the house with very little success. The cats decide a Robo-cat would be much better, but they soon find out their own species is worse!

When King Tubby demands the household participate in an art competition to paint a portrait of him, the results aren't quite what he wanted.

King Tubby comes up with the idea of creating a time capsule to fill with significant objects to bury in the backyard.

On New Year's Eve, the cats look back at the arrival of their favourite little household member, Kitty.

King Tubby's mother arrives for a visit and decides it's time that Kitty is introduced to all things deportment.

Kitty's obsession with a wildlife TV show is brought in to play when she lets a possum seek shelter in the house.

When King Tubby decides that the cats need to teach Kitty about queuing, he makes them all begin lining up... for everything!

When Petal overhears the cats complaining about her 'niceness' she decides if they don't want nice Petal... they won't get nice Petal!

After a rather large bump on the head King Tubby cannot remember who Kitty is. So the cats try their hardest to remind him of all the wonderful memories they share together.

When Kitty and Spook play an old yodelling record they are shocked to see the whole household come down with an infectious case of the yodels!

When Kitty is blamed for the breakage of an expensive vase belonging to the neighbours, she is set to work to pay her debt.

Kitty discovers a baby bird who immediately latches on to her, thinking she is its mother.

Kitty displays some very human like behaviour when she becomes possessive of a toy and doesn't want to share it.

An intergalactic funky feline from The Nazz's musical past shows up on the doorstep of the house and asks him to come back on tour with him.

A series of characters take the stand against Kitty in an episode that is so strange, it might just all be a dream.

When Timmy Tom and Kitty are left home alone with the mice, they're shocked when they decide to invite over a few of their friends.

Convinced Kitty is turning into a creature called a 'Grumpkin' due to lack of sleep, King Tubby convinces the cats to keep her awake until night time to get her back to normal.