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What’s the Story?

Reviewed by Emily Ashby

When Coop's little sister Millie brings home a mysterious stray cat, he's sure it's not the friendly feline Millie insists it is. He's right: Soon Coop discovers the cat is actually a diabolical would-be assassin who's set his evil eye on Coop. Unfortunately no one in the family believes Coop's story; with no one to back him up, he's on his own to thwart the cat's repeated attempts to take him out.

Is It Any Good?

3

KID VS. KAT fits right in with zany cartoons like SpongeBob Squarepants, with a similar mix of outrageous comedy, unlikely scenarios, and over-the-top characters. If your kids are already familiar with this type of humor, little here will surprise them, and they'll probably enjoy the ridiculous nature of this curious spin on the cat-and-mouse game.

That said, if you're searching for a show with real substance, know that this isn't it. The name of the game here is pure comedic entertainment, so your kids won't be picking up any strong lessons from the stories or bits of wisdom from the characters. And it's probably a good idea to keep really little ones away altogether, since the cat in full attack mode could be frightening.

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