

T.H.E. Cat - Season 1 Episode 12 King of the Limpets
Season - Episode
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1 - 1To Kill a Priest Sep 16, 1966
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1 - 2Sandman Sep 23, 1966
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1 - 3Payment Overdue Sep 30, 1966
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1 - 4Brotherhood Oct 07, 1966
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1 - 5Little Arnie from Long Ago Oct 14, 1966
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1 - 6None to Weep, None to Mourn Oct 21, 1966
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1 - 7Moment of Truth Oct 28, 1966
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1 - 8Marked For Death Nov 04, 1966
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1 - 9Crossing at Destino Bay Nov 18, 1966
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1 - 10To Bell T.H.E. Cat Nov 25, 1966
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1 - 11Curtains for Miss Winslow Dec 02, 1966
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1 - 12King of the Limpets Dec 09, 1966
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1 - 13The System Dec 16, 1966
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1 - 14The Canary Who Lost His Voice Dec 23, 1966
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1 - 15The Ring of Anasis Dec 30, 1966
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1 - 16Queen of Diamonds, Knave of Hearts Jan 06, 1967
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1 - 17A Hot Place to Die Jan 13, 1967
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1 - 18A Slight Family Trait Jan 20, 1967
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1 - 19If Once You Fail Jan 27, 1967
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1 - 20Design for Death Feb 03, 1967
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1 - 21Matter Over Mind Feb 10, 1967
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1 - 22The Blood-Red Night Feb 17, 1967
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1 - 23The Ninety Percent Blues Feb 24, 1967
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1 - 24The Long Chase Mar 10, 1967
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1 - 25Twenty-One and Out Mar 24, 1967
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1 - 26Lisa Mar 31, 1967
Overview
An assassin dressed like a sailor walks up to the El Pescador (fisherman) Cafe, there are hotel rooms upstairs. In a hotel room, Vasco and another man quickly try to smuggle a boy (Victor) to safety, downstairs and out the back way. But downstairs in the cafe, the assassin stabs Vasco in the back. Our hero shows up, and there's a Cat fight; the assassin winds up with a sword in his gut. Vasco is lying injured on the floor, and says to Cat, ""I owe you 2 lives, my own and the boy's. Maybe only one life. A debt I acknowledge, Señor...?"" The man in black answers, ""Cat--T. Hewitt Edward Cat."" (intro music) Later, at the Casa del Gato, Pepe has housed the boy upstairs in one of his rooms; it's an hour before the Casa opens for business. The beautiful Terese Blanchert asks Cat to take care of the boy, and gives him an envelope full of money. But she refuses to answer any questions: who the boy is, who is trying to kill him. Cat gives her back her money; but for the sake of the boy,