Forget about Mike Myer's creepy film version - the 1971 cartoon version of Dr Seuss' Cat in the Hat is a humorously absurd ... gif image featuring a cat wearing the body of a cherry pop tart ...

Their dreary afternoon, however takes an unexpected turn when they’re paid a visit by a charismatic, six-foot tall, hat-wearing cat, who invites himself in to search for his misplaced “moss ...

The cartoon version of this story featured The ... advising them against letting a strange cat wearing a hat into the house.

And if we take a look at the cartoon character Sylvester ... As of December 2014 the cat is back and wearing a Ministerial hat. Even more “curiouser and curiouser” is that this cat now has ...

Nearly two decades before he gave us our favorite breakfast recipe in “Green Eggs and Ham,” (1960) Dr. Seuss used his sharp wit and even sharper pen to draw political cartoons. On this day ...

Chaos ensued. Despite the high-pitched protestations of the home’s pet fish, the cat would not leave. “'But I like to be here, oh I like it a lot,’ said the cat in the hat to the fish in the ...

A tall cat wearing a hat appears and creates havoc in the house, leaving it destroyed when his friends show up to help him clean everything up before their mother gets back from her trip.

It turns out people other than Chris Pratt can voice cartoon cats. Who knew? The Insneider reports that Barry co-creator and star Bill Hader has been cast as the Cat in the Hat in a Warner Bros.