The adventures of the cartoon cat Heathcliff and his friends.

Heathcliff embarrasses the Nutmegs at the firehouse; Riff Raff promises to get Cleo an elegant boudoir.

Heathcliff's encounter with the local zoo's kindly lion leaves him disappointed; the Catillac Cats race up Mount Whoji.

A movie star cat shows up in Heathcliff's town to film a movie, instantly catching Sonja's eye.

A young copycat obsesses over Heathcliff to the point of annoyance; Mungo falls in love with Cleo's country cousin, LuluBelle.

Heathcliff wants to find Santa Claus when Iggy's letter to Santa comes back to him; Mungo must act as a positive role model for his younger brother.

Heathcliff hunts alligators in the New York sewers.

After a run of trouble, Heathcliff decides to run away and join the French Cat Legion; the Catillac Cats cause Leroy to lose his job, but his replacement is even worse.

When Heathcliff loses his memory, the alley cats make him their servant; Riff Raff helps a cat win over a former love.

A new cat tries to move in on Heathcliff's operation. While Riff Raff is away, the Catillac Cats are distracted by some beautiful felines and the former owner of the Catillac reclaims it from the junkyard.

A new dog teaches Spike how to stand up to Heathcliff; the Catillac Cats try to get their paws on a car dealership's promotional food offering.

A doctor attempts to train Heathcliff to fear fish; the Catillac Cats remember the Christmas that brought them together.

Heathcliff believes someone dognapped Spike and launches an investigation; Riff Raff asks a ninja cat to train him in martial arts.

Heathcliff and Sonja remember their first date differently; the Catillac Cats compete in the Catlympics to determine who gets control of the junkyard.

Mugsy decides to toughen up Spike.

The Nutmegs take Heathcliff in for therapy; Mungo becomes trapped inside Screwloose's painting.

Heathcliff dreams about what it might be like to be a rich Beverly Hills cat. While dreaming, Heathcliff finds out it's not exactly what he imagined.

Heathcliff develops a rivalry with a new, uppity cat; Mungo insists on paying Riff Raff back for saving his life -- even if he ends up driving Riff Raff crazy.

Heathcliff finds out he is a stunt double for a temperamental star; mean dogs threaten to take over the junkyard.

A mouse moves in; Heathcliff and the gang try to find Catlantis.

A visit to the museum inspires Heathcliff to throw a birthday party for Sonja there that evening; Hector convinces Mungo to take care of an egg he claims he laid.

Inspector Gadget, a bumbling detective, needs lots of help and luck to solve cases assigned by short-tempered Chief Quimby. That help comes from his young, but smart-beyond-her-years niece, Penny, and faithful dog, Brain, who has a human IQ. The trio relies on high-tech items -- i.e. Penny's watch links to a video communicator in Brain's collar -- and other tools to elude trouble from Dr. Claw of MAD. Despite Gadget's shortcomings, he manages to solve each case. Don Adams -- who played Maxwell Smart in the 1960s series "Get Smart" -- voices Gadget.

The lazy cat has fun with his friends.

An animated prequel to the live-action show "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," the series features 12-year-old Sabrina Spellman, who's half mortal and half witch. Though few people know of her powers, and her mortal uncle frequently warns her not to use her magic to solve problems, Sabrina still borrows spells from the Spookie Jar and gets into trouble with her friend Harvey. Star Emily Hart is joined by Nick Bakay, also the voice of Salem in the live-action show, and her older sister, Melissa Joan Hart, here playing Aunt Hilda, though she played the title character in the live-action version.

Follow a cast of kids and their talking horses on creative adventures. Based on the AOL game Horseland Junior, children learn about competition, compassion and caring for animals in this fantasy-inspired cartoon that is set, fittingly enough, on a horse ranch.

A blue hedgehog that can run at incredible speeds its best friend, a two-tailed flying fox, defend planet Mobius from the evil Dr. Robotnik and his bumbling mechanical goons.

An update of the classic 1980s kids' cartoon finds bumbling bionic Inspector Gadget back on the beat, lured out of retirement to save the day. He's on the trail of the evil Dr. Claw, who has reactivated his global crime syndicate MAD. As always, the gullible gumshoe at first manages to make things worse, leaving a path of destruction in his investigative wake. Ably assisting Gadget is his confident niece, Penny, and her trusty dog, Brain, a master of disguise. Now an agent in training, Penny uses her intelligence, martial arts and high-tech gear to keep her clumsy uncle safe from harm. But it won't be easy -- Penny must ward off the advances of the handsome Talon, Dr. Claw's nephew.

The Littlest Pet Shop toy line comes alive in this Hub incarnation, which centers on aspiring fashion artist Blythe Baxter beginning a new life in the Big City. She and her father move into an apartment above the Littlest Pet Shop -- a day camp for an assortment of adorable animals, including a monkey, panda, skunk, hedgehog, gecko and mongoose. The best part is, Blythe discovers that she alone can communicate with all of the pets, and she gets to design clothes for them! She isn't sure how or why the miracle occurred, but now that it has, she couldn't imagine not being able to talk to her four-legged friends.