Ep 12. Wart Attack

In this episode of Counterfeit Cat season 1, titled Wart Attack, we follow the misadventures of Max, a house cat who has been forced to team up with a shape-shifting alien named Gark. The duo's attempts at blending in and passing themselves off as a normal pet and owner continue to be tested in this episode, as Gark comes down with an unusual ailment: a giant, grotesque wart.

As Gark struggles to contain his unsightly growth, Max and their human family do their best to help in their own ways. But as often happens in Counterfeit Cat, their efforts only seem to make things worse. Max's attempts to help Gark end up causing his friend even more pain, while the family's attempts to heal Gark only leave him feeling embarrassed and isolated.

Meanwhile, another character from the show's universe makes an appearance: the family's neighbor, Betty. Betty is suspicious of Max and Gark's strange behavior, and begins to poke around in their secret lives. As tensions rise and the stakes get higher, Max and Gark must figure out a way to cure Gark's wart before their secret is exposed.

Among the highlights of this episode are the various creative and embarrassing ways that Gark's wart causes trouble. From exploding in the midst of a grooming session to causing the family's roast chicken dinner to go horribly awry, the wart is a never-ending source of gross-out humor and physical comedy. But beneath the surface, the episode also explores deeper ideas about social isolation, identity, and the fear of being discovered.

Fans of Counterfeit Cat will appreciate the continued development of Max and Gark's quirky relationship, as well as the introduction of Betty as a new and interesting antagonist. As always, the show's bright, colorful animation style and lighthearted tone make it an enjoyable watch for viewers of all ages.

Overall, Wart Attack is a fun and entertaining episode of Counterfeit Cat that is sure to delight fans of the show. With its combination of humor, heart, and sci-fi mischief, it's a great example of what makes the series such a uniquely enjoyable watch.