Tig n' Seek
Follow 8-year-old Tiggy and his gadget-building cat, Gweeseek, as they search for the lost items of Wee Gee City. With Tiggy’s cheerful attitude and Gweeseek’s exceptional inventing capabilities, the duo humorously navigate day-to-day dilemmas at the Department of Lost and Found.
Kids, Animation
Episodes (20)
The Five Rules of Finding
Tiggy and Gweeseek use Chief's Five Rules of Finding to discover their own method of finding and locating Boss' missing tie.
Cat Burglar
While Tiggy and Boss work hard to cover their tracks after they're caught up in a cat burglary, a new churro cart catches Gweeseek's eye.
Cat Toy of the Future
Tiggy's attempt to create a new toy for Gweeseek turns the Department of Lost and Found into Cat Central.
Picky Prangle
In the Pie's Day, Prangle Penguin is already way behind on his strawberry pie deliveries. Hoping to improve their helpfulness rating, Tig and Seek take on the task of pie-making, even as things quickly take a not-so-sweet turn.
Lost in the Lost & Found
When Boss sends Tiggy and Gweeseek into the cellar to fetch a tuba, Tiggy must be brave and overcome his fears of the "Cellar Feller".
Eggy Weggy
Tiggy and Gweeseek realize parenting is difficult after they bring home an abandoned egg that's due to hatch any minute.
Baby and the Dog
On a mission to find an orange tennis ball, Tig and Seek encounter their worst nightmares: a baby and a dog.
The Tig-Tale Heart
When the office becomes obsessed with a Baby Bobo toy that Tiggy and Gweeseek found, a jealous Tiggy decides to put an end to it's song and dance moves for good.
Who's This Guy
This Guy is more wound up than usual and Tiggy encourages him to take a relaxing day off. Left in the office, Tig and Seek learn it's harder than they thought to keep things orderly.
The Tooth of Manhood
After losing a tooth and deciding it's time to grow up and be serious, Tiggy risks ruining the rockin' party he planned for Gweeseek's Gotcha Day.
The Tiggy Trap
Tiggy and Boss square off against This Guy and Nuritza, the reigning champs of office charades. When Nuritza and This Guy's fight derails the game, Tiggy sets aside his desire to win broker peace between friends.
An Easy Fix
After Tiggy questions Nuritza's handy-rabbit skills, the two trade place, and Tiggy discovers that the job of fixing things comes with a lot more challenges than finding things.
Tiny Tiggy Tennis
In his quest to find a game he actually win, Tiggy stumbles upon a table tennis set. While his wish of beating (almost) everyone in the office comes true, the real challenge becomes scheduling a match against Boss.
Champ
Boss' nephew Champ visits the office for the day and Tiggy discovers that this "good boy" is really a naughty little kid who will do anything to get his way.
Tig Sawyer
Nuritza's job is to repaint the office walls, but she manages to trick Tiggy and Gweeseek into painting the walls for her.
Just Kitten
Tig can't get Seek to stop distracting him, but after she finds a new prime stop atop This Guy's head, a clingy Tiggy must deal with his feelings of jealousy and abandonment.
The Search Engine
On a mission to recover a pair of fuzzy dice from the junkyard, Tig and Seek battle it out with out with Boss' brand-new robot, Search Engine, to prove they're the better finders.
Seeking Safety
After Tiggy learns from This Guy that cats really don't have nine lives, he becomes obsessed with making life in the office extra save for an adventurous Gweeseek.
The Department of Lost Gold
When Tiggy, Gweeseek and Nuritza discover a mysterious map, the promise of buried treasure and gold threatens to make these friends turn on each other.
Within the Walls
When Gweeseek crawls into the Department walls, Tiggy things she's been abducted by ghosts that haunt the Department.
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