Old Tom (TV series)

Old Tom is an Australian animated television series based on a series of books by Leigh Hobbs. The series was produced by Yoram Gross[1] The series screened from 2001 to 2002 in Australia and France and was shown in the UK and US in 2002.[2]

Old Tom
GenreChildren's
Directed byGuy Gross
Voices ofKeith Scott
Kim Hillas
Rachel King
Troy Planet
Angela Moore
Alyssa Cooper
Quentin James
Composer(s)Guy Gross
Country of originAustralia
Original language(s)English
No. of episodes52
Production
Producer(s)Yoram Gross, Sandra Gross
Running time11 minutes
Release
Original networkABC Television
Original release2002

The series follows the adventures of Angela Throgmorton and her cat named Old Tom, who she treats as if he were her son. Both are oddball and eccentric and together they create mischief. It features the voice talents of Keith Scott as Old Tom.

In Australia, it continues re-runs on the children's network, ABC3.

Characters
  • Old Tom - The cat with one eye always up to fun.
  • Angela Throgmorton - Old Tom's owner
  • Lavinia Winterberry - A rich and Posh friend of Angela.
  • Lucy - Old Tom's best friend.
  • Billy - A troublesome boy who likes to bother Old Tom.

Episodes
  1. Lost & Found
  2. Shopping Spree
  3. Friend and Foe
  4. Blast Off!
  5. Fiddle-De-Dee!
  6. Skin Deep
  7. Wheel Nuts
  8. Mad About the House
  9. Tee For Tom
  10. Food Feud
  11. Tidy Your Room!
  12. Rubble Trouble
  13. Up, Up, and Away!
  14. Surprise!
  15. All At Sea
  16. www.Old.Tom
  17. Picture Perfect
  18. Easy Monet
  19. Leonardo Da Tom
  20. Picnic Panic
  21. Happy Camper
  22. Too Many Crooks
  23. Big Top Tom
  24. Rock'N'Roll Tom
  25. Green Thumb Fun
  26. Eau De Tom
  27. Fangs A Lot
  28. Sorcerer's Apprentice
  29. Ghost Train
  30. Plumber's Mate
  31. Flower Power
  32. Two To Tango
  33. Sailing Away
  34. Bird in the Hand
  35. The Queen and I
  36. Faster Pasta
  37. Piece Of Cake
  38. Good Sports
  39. Lets Get Quizzical
  40. In a Whirl
  41. April Fool!
  42. Rainy Daze
  43. Whale of a Time
  44. Switched-On Tom
  45. Seeing Spots
  46. Zoo-Loose
  47. Aieee! Robot
  48. Swings and Roundabouts
  49. Tree's a Crowd
  50. Tutenkhamen Tom
  51. Lights! Camera! Old Tom!
  52. Meteor Madness

See also

References
  1. Old Tom
  2. "Marsupial Madness: The Success of Yoram Gross". Animation News Network. Retrieved 22 May 2011.


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