	Episode List
1	Hawaii Here We Come
2	The Maharajah of Pookajee
3	All That Jazz
4	The $1,000,000 Derby
5	The Violin Player
6	The Missing Heir
7	Top Cat Falls in Love
8	A Visit from Mother
9	Naked Town
10	Sergeant Top Cat
11	Choo Choo's Romance
12	The Unscratchables
13	Rafeefleas
14	The Tycoon
15	The Long Hot Winter
16	The Case of the Absent Anteater
17	T. C. Minds the Baby
18	Farewell, Mr. Dibble
19	The Grand Tour
20	The Golden Fleecing
21	Space Monkey
22	The Late T. C
23	Dibble's Birthday
24	Choo-Choo Goes Ga-Ga
25	King For a Day
26	The Con Men
27	Dibble Breaks the Record
28	Dibble Sings Again
29	Griswold
30	Dibble's Double

“Top Cat

The most effectual Top Cat

Who's intellectual close friends get to call him T. C.

Providing it's with dignity

Top Cat

The indisputable leader of the gang

He's the boss

He's the VIP

He's a championship

He's the most tip top - Top Cat

Yes he's the chief

He's the king, but above everything

He's the most tip top - Top Cat!”

Top Cat Trivia

When the cartoon was shown on British television in the 1960s and 1970s the title was changed to Boss Cat because there was a brand of cat food named Top Cat. However, the theme song and show's dialogue remained unchanged and contained countless mentions of "Top Cat", making the title change pointless.

The show was a parody of "The Phil Silvers Show" (1955), with Arnold Stang imitating Sgt Bilko's voice for the character of Top Cat. Benny the Ball was voiced by Maurice Gosfield who played Pvt Duane Doberman in The Phil Silvers Show. Benny and Pvt Doberman both shared the same demeanor and rotund appearance.

The character Benny the Ball was voiced by Maurice Gosfield. He also played Private Duane Doberman on "The Phil Silvers Show" (1955), which "Top Cat" was based on.

Produced in color, but broadcast in black-and-white during the original ABC run of the show.

The Voices