Dig That Cat... He's Real Gone
- Episode aired Jun 10, 1989
- Not Rated
- 28m
IMDb RATING
7.3/10
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A bum displays his ability to resurrect himself.A bum displays his ability to resurrect himself.A bum displays his ability to resurrect himself.
John Kassir
- Crypt Keeper
- (voice)
Steve Kahan
- Father
- (as Stephen Kahan)
Michael Bower
- Junior
- (as Michael Ray Bower)
Richard Donner
- Audience Member
- (uncredited)
Larry Hankin
- Mortician
- (uncredited)
Cathi Perez
- Circus Audience Member
- (uncredited)
Lauren Shuler Donner
- Audience Member
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaDirector Richard Donner cameos as an audience member during Ulric's burial death and can be seen chanting "Ulric, Ulric, Ulric!" along with the crowd. His wife, Lauren Shuler Donner producer of the X-Men franchise, is sitting beside him.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Tales from the Crypt: Crypt Keeper's History of Season One (2005)
- SoundtracksTales from the Crypt Theme
Composed by Danny Elfman
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Unlike the two prior episodes of "Tales from the Crypt", this one is far less serious in tone and is actually a dark comedy.
It begins with a loser (Joe Pantoliano) being recruited by a mad scientist to be his test subject. It seems that the doc is going to implant part of a cat in a human....and he assumes this will give the human 9 lives. Oddly, it does work...and instead of enjoying a long life or doing heroic things, Ulric decides to earn money on the carnival circuit and he can die and revive again and again...nine times....or so he thinks.
In addition to Joe Pantoliano playing a doofus, Robert Wahl and others provide additional doofus color to the episode. You can't take it the least bit seriously....as the show never does. Mildly entertaining and silly...and worth a look.
It begins with a loser (Joe Pantoliano) being recruited by a mad scientist to be his test subject. It seems that the doc is going to implant part of a cat in a human....and he assumes this will give the human 9 lives. Oddly, it does work...and instead of enjoying a long life or doing heroic things, Ulric decides to earn money on the carnival circuit and he can die and revive again and again...nine times....or so he thinks.
In addition to Joe Pantoliano playing a doofus, Robert Wahl and others provide additional doofus color to the episode. You can't take it the least bit seriously....as the show never does. Mildly entertaining and silly...and worth a look.
- planktonrules
- Jul 1, 2021
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