Dogs & Cats

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Matthew Raymond C Atomic super cats and dogs is a animated Nickelodeon web series comic created by mark drop and Terry mcGurrin that involves around animals like cats and dogs alongside the other animals it ran on Nickelodeon from June 12 2017 to May 15 2019 people may not remember the show because it had a very short run often aired at unfavorable time slots like at late night or early morning hours or being shift to a Time when Nickelodeon wasn't heavy traffic of other animated series or aired when Nickelodeon was producing more live action that dominate the landscape and might have overshadowed the shell and the show didn't gain Mass market exposure or was aired widely like some of Nickelodeon's other shows or because of a 2017 problem associated with the network made its time slot probably inconsistent and didn't make significant bus lack of established schedule it was designed to look like once spontaneous flow without an established schedule orientation which can make it difficult for viewers to consistently tune in low viewership the show's Creator mentioned on Twitter that without a significant uptrick in viewers on white TV and HBO Max and Paramount Plus the show would not return for a third season employing the viewership was a problem limited reruns and marketing after its initial run the show did air reruns in August 2020 but however this was sporadic was settled and spotted on the network not airing for long periods with further reduced it's visibility and availability to stay in public consciousness it's lack of widespread sustained marketing likely played a role as well. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/30/25 Full Review Audience Member Nami Iguchi creates a simple little film about a complicated relationship. 2 friends, constantly falling out over men, find themselves living together in their friend’s home while she heads off to China. The 2 polar housemates gradually put up with each other and begin to rebuild their friendship, until, yet again, men come between them. With no real plot-line to speak of, The Cat Leaves Home is more character-driven, focusing on the differing personalities of the out-going Suzu and the shy Yoko, showing them in ordinary, domestic situations, with Nami Iguchi showing the mismatched pair are more similar than meets the eye. This provides a nice, gentle pace and elements of humour, making no attempts to be big or brash. The Cat Leaves Home, therefore, will never break any boundaries, nor change the cinema world. Indeed, it’s difficult to figure why the titular cat household cat was ever there in the first place. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/22/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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