Space Cats is a 1991–1992 animated television series (with some live-action puppetry sequences) created by Paul Fusco, that aired on Saturday mornings on NBC. It is a comedy show about alien felines helping mankind. Charles Nelson Reilly made brief but memorable appearances in each episode as D.O.R.C. Plot The Space Cats come from a planet called Trygliceride-7, ruled by a being named D.O.R.C. (short for Disembodied Omnipotent Ruler of Cats) which can be described as a disembodied, bespectacled, human head with a funny voice. The Space Cats station themselves on Earth in an underground base with a garbage can as its only access. A live-action segment is shown, where various Space Cats are seen on duty. D.O.R.C. describes each mission to the team's leader Captain Catgut. The animated segment is then shown where Captain Catgut sends the team of Tom, Scratch and Sniff out to work. At the end of each episode, the group gives the viewers a moral, then wrap up the episode vocalizing the Charge music and shouting out their team name. This was spoofed, when one Space Cat says the moral is for kids to stop watching TV and go read a book, the other two angrily remark that if that is taken seriously it would result in their own cancellation! Episodes Cast Principal voice actors Townsend Coleman as Scratch Pat Fraley as Sniff Rob Paulsen as Thomas 'Tom' Spacecat, Chelsie Pipshire Robert Ridgely as Narrator Live-action segment Paul Fusco - Captain Catgut (puppeteer and voice) Charles Nelson Reilly - D.O.R.C. Lisa Buckley, Bob Fappiano, Allan Trautman, Phil Baron, Blake Buckley - additional Space Cats Additional voices Jack Angel - Gregg Berger - Sheryl Bernstein - Susan Blu - Hamilton Camp - Cam Clarke - Jennifer Darling - Walker Edmiston - Jeannie Elias - John Erwin - Lea Floden - Brad Garrett - Barry Gordon - Pat Musick - Dementia DeFortino (in "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall") Jan Rabson - Hal Rayle - Maggie Roswell - Susan Silo - Kath Soucie - Yvette Meow, Lollipop (in "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall") John Stephenson - Lennie Weinrib - Crew Susan Blu - Animation Dialogue Director Jamie Simone - Dialogue Editor Shuki Levy - Original Music References External links 1991 American television series debuts 1992 American television series endings 1990s American animated television series 1990s American comic science fiction television series American children's animated comic science fiction television series