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Choo Choo Fraidy
Fraidy Cat - S1 - E10
After stowing away on a freight train, Fraidy winds up in the desert. Thirsty, he encounters different animals including a buzzard named Ruth Buzzard, a coyote named Smile E. Coyote (a parody of Wile E. Coyote), a cougar (with a voice modeled after Senator Claghorn), a prairie dog and a circus lion.
Fraidy Cat: Season 1 - 18 Episode s
1x1 - The Not So Nice Mice
September 6, 1975
After being chased by a dog, Fraidy ends up in "Mouse Town," which is run by a gang of mice.
1x2 - Cupid and the Cat
September 13, 1975
After rescuing a female cat named Lulu (voiced by Jay Scheimer), Fraidy is shot by Cupid's arrow and defends her from a bully.
1x3 - Over the Wall and Havin' a Ball
September 20, 1975
When taken to the Animal Shelter, Fraidy encounters a trio of dog mobsters led by the "Grandfather," who recruit him to help them escape so the "Grandfather" can see his favorite cartoon.
1x4 - Feline Fortune
September 27, 1975
Fraidy encounters stolen money from a trio of "Cat Burglars" and defends his newfound wealth from the trio so that he can pay off his overdue phone bill.
1x5 - Puss n' Boats
October 4, 1975
When Fraidy stows away on a ship, he encounters a group of pirate birds who hire him to round up food for them.
1x6 - A Scaredy Fraidy
October 11, 1975
Fraidy gets caught stealing oat-flavored lollipops from a horse's stable and becomes a wanted man.
1x7 - Meaner Than a Junkyard Cat
October 18, 1975
Tired, Friday accidentally lands in a junkyard and is hired by the junkyard dog named "Mr. Meaney" to stand guard while he tries to sleep.
1x8 - Love Is a Many Feathered Thing
October 25, 1975
Fraidy is caught between a big dog and three huge female birds in an exotic bird shop who are smitten for him.
1x9 - It's a Dog's Life
November 1, 1975
Caught by the aroma of food, Fraidy eats all of the dogs' food at a dog show and is chased, and eventually winds up disguised as a dalmatian.
1x10 - Choo Choo Fraidy
November 8, 1975
After stowing away on a freight train, Fraidy winds up in the desert. Thirsty, he encounters different animals including a buzzard named Ruth Buzzard, a coyote named Smile E. Coyote (a parody of Wile E. Coyote), a cougar (with a voice modeled after Senator Claghorn), a prairie dog and a circus lion.
1x11 - Magic Numbers
November 15, 1975
When teased by Long Tail and Fatty Catty, Fraidy is tricked into saying "nine" and has to outwit the cloud number before being struck by its lightning bolts.
1x12 - A Small Star is Born
November 22, 1975
Fraidy, with the help of retired animal actor Mister Fred (a parody of Mister Ed), disguises himself as famous star Boris the Cat in an attempt to get food.
1x13 - Fraidy Gone Fishing
1x14 - Fraidy Come Home
1x15 - Double Trouble
1x16 - Unlucky Fraidy
1x17 - This Cat for Hire
1x18 - Culture Schlock