
The fast-paced antics of a troublesome red cat as he pulls pranks and generally enrages his family and everyone else he meets.
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It's Ralph's birthday and it seems like everyone's forgotten.
Ralph fakes being sick in order to watch a Bongo Bob marathon without TV privileges.
Ralph steals a doll from the store and gives it to Sarah as a gift.
Ralph saves Percy’s life, and takes full advantage of Percy's gratitude.
When the family considers getting a watchdog for protection against a burglar on the loose, Ralph tries his hand at kung fu.
Ralph videotapes embarrassing moments of the family for an AFV-esq TV show.
Tired of his constant lies, Dad orders Ralph to only tell the truth, which Ralph does… hurting everyone else’s feelings in the process.
A series of pathetic attempts to be cool leads to Ralph spending all of the grocery money on cereal boxes containing Kooky and Kickin' Stickers. Ralph is then plunged into a sticker contest with Buddy the bulldog.
Thanks to Dad's new promotion, Ralph thinks the family's going to move away. To prevent this from happening, he decides to be especially rotten today.
In hopes of getting Ralph to learn responsibility, Dad tasks him with looking after a lost kitten.
When Ralph gets a nightmare from eating too many sweets, he decides to never sleep again.
Dad bets Ralph to stop talking for the rest of the day. The reward: a month with control of the TV remote.
Bad news for Dad: his leg is broken. Worse news for Dad: he’s in Ralph’s care!
When one of his antics gets praise from a famous artist, Ralph torments his family with his many works of art.
Ralph forgets to return a late movie rental to the video store, and things only get worse when he accidentally breaks it.
Ralph gets everyone upset with his constant false alarms, which proves problematic when he comes face-to-face with Buddy.
Attempting to earn money to buy a Bongo Bob action figure, Ralph “fixes” various appliances around the house.
There’s a talent contest coming up, and everyone’s participating. The grand prize: a trip for two to Pleasure World! Ralph seeks to eliminate the competition by all means.
The family and Percy head to the beach. They then enter a sandcastle contest.
When Ralph gets a toothache, Sarah brings him to the dentist.
To improve on his behavior once and for all, Dad decides to treat Ralph like a real cat.
In this clip show Sarah is sick, and Mom and Dad make the dreadful mistake of leaving Ralph to take care of her.
A snowstorm causes the power to go out at the house. With no electricity and only Percy and the family for company, Ralph is on the brink of insanity.
Mom’s “doing her own thing” for a few hours, and Ralph won’t rest until he finds out what “her own thing” is.
An embarrassing drawing of Ralph gets published on the newspaper.
Episodes
Ran for 1 season and 52 episodes (1998 to 2001)


