I laughed when I saw it on FB, but still doesn't beat the (sadly unrecorded) time when Misty tried to find a way OVER the tv to get at the fox roaming the Charlotte racetrack...
Heeheehee! A friend of mine once had a cat that demanded to watch a Star Wars movie every day. Just Star Wars movies, and it had to be after her morning walk on the leash, but before lunch and nap. After nap was another walk, of course.
Love the engrossed look. And given the nature of our current cat, perhaps the kitten is looking for behavioural pointers...
ReplyDeleteMakes sense to me.
DeleteThat was hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI giggles!
DeleteI don't know if the cat really *got* what was happening on screen.
ReplyDeleteProbably not, but with the b/w, screams, etc. he didn't need to understand it all. Such a cute kitty.
DeleteI laughed when I saw it on FB, but still doesn't beat the (sadly unrecorded) time when Misty tried to find a way OVER the tv to get at the fox roaming the Charlotte racetrack...
ReplyDeleteTV and Pets are developing a symbiotic relationship.
DeleteI watched it without sound, so I imagine when the cat jumped out of view it was because of the scream.
ReplyDeleteMy Lola shows no interest at all in the TV.
Oh, you gotta turn on that scream!
DeleteThat movie should have a rating for Mature Kitty Audiences.
ReplyDeleteThis is so funny.
ReplyDeleteAlong with Bambi, Psycho was the most disturbing movie I have ever seen. I would never let my Daisy, who is a TV junkie, watch it.
That movie mad kitty scared!
ReplyDeleteThat was HILARIOUS. I leave my tv on all the time for the boys, but they aren't all that interested in watching, just listening.
ReplyDeleteHeeheehee! A friend of mine once had a cat that demanded to watch a Star Wars movie every day. Just Star Wars movies, and it had to be after her morning walk on the leash, but before lunch and nap. After nap was another walk, of course.
ReplyDeleteI needed this today!
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