Eek! TOYS! (and
collectibles)
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Sharky the Shark Dog squirt gun and Eek! the Cat with a fan whistle built into his stomach. Originally from Subway, 1997. See more Subway stuff below. Sharky doesn't hold much water because of his small size -- about 2 inches tall. When you push down on the back of his head his mouth opens and squirts. Eek! the Whistling Cat is about 3 inches tall. |
Eek! the Cat plush doll still in his original, |
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Eek! holding a sign that says "Koombyeyah!" This one is about 3-1/2 inches tall. Originally from Hardee's, 1995. Eek's arms can be moved up and down to place the sign higher or lower. Note the odd spelling of "kumbaya". |
Annabelle toy from Hardee's, 1995. |
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Here is a complete set of all four toys that were sold (not given away as promotions) at Subway. They are still in their original plastic bags so you can't see them in this picture. Set of 4 includes the Eek squirter, the Annabelle pop-up (she bobs up and down inside a cake when you roll it along a table top), the Sharky squirt gun and the Eek fan whistle. From Subway, 1997. |
This is an original paper bag that the |
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Here are both of my Eek! The Cat plush dolls in their original boxes. The boxes are slightly damaged. They are pretty flimsy. Both dolls are in great shape, however. |
Balancing Eek! toy from 1996. |
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The only Eek! VHS tape ever released by Fox Kids Network was this one. It contained two episodes from the first season; "Catsanova" and "HawaiiEek 5-0". |
Here is a CD-ROM comic book based on |
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This is a promotional 8.5" x 11" poster that was sent to Fox affiliate TV stations. On the other side is a brief description of the show and a list of cast and crew. |
There were three Eek! the Cat comic books published by Hamilton Comics in 1994.
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Number 1 of 3 |
Number 2 of 3 |
Number 3 of 3 |
More comics:
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This is a plastic sealed, heavy cardboard backed package that contains all three Eek! The Cat comic issues plus Looney Tunes No. 2. It was sold as a set of "Out of Print Comics". |
Shooting scripts from the first season:
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Episode 01 (00759) |
Episode 08 |
Episode 09 |
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Episode 10 |
Episode 11 |
Episode 12 |