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Season
- Season 1 1954-10-27
- Season 2 1955-09-14
- Season 3 1956-09-12
- Season 4 1957-09-11
- Season 5 1958-10-03
- Season 6 1959-10-02
- Season 7 1960-10-16
- Season 8 1961-09-24
- Season 9 1962-09-23
- Season 10 1963-09-29
- Season 11 1964-09-20
- Season 12 1965-09-19
- Season 13 1966-09-11
- Season 14 1967-09-10
- Season 15 1968-09-15
- Season 16 1969-09-14
- Season 17 1970-09-13
- Season 18 1971-09-19
- Season 19 1972-09-17
- Season 20 1973-09-16
- Season 21 1974-09-15
- Season 22 1975-09-14
- Season 23 1976-09-26
- Season 24 1977-09-18
- Season 25 1978-09-17
- Season 26 1979-09-09
- Season 27 1980-09-14
- Season 28 1981-09-26
- Season 29 1982-09-25
- Season 30 1986-02-02
- Season 31 1986-09-21
- Season 32 1987-10-04
- Season 33 1988-10-09
- Season 34 1989-10-01
- Season 36 1970-01-01
Season 36 Episode
- Season 3 Antarctica: Past and Present
- Season 3 The Great Cat Family
- Season 3 Searching for Nature's Mysteries
- Season 3 Rob Roy: Part 1
- Season 3 Rob Roy: Part 2
- Season 3 Goofy's Cavalcade of Sports
- Season 3 Behind the Cameras at Lapland/The Alaskan Eskimo
- Season 3 The Plausible Impossible
- Season 3 Cameras in Samoa/The Holland Story
- Season 3 Along the Oregon Trail
- Season 3 At Home with Donald Duck
- Season 3 Pluto's Day
- Season 3 Your Host, Donald Duck
- Season 3 Our Friend, the Atom
- Season 3 All About Magic
- Season 3 Tricks of Our Trade
- Season 3 The Crisler Story/Prowlers of the Everglades
- Season 3 Man in Flight
- Season 3 The Adventure Story
- Season 3 Donald's Award
- Season 3 Disneyland the Park/Pecos Bill
- Season 3 People of the Desert
- Season 3 More About the Silly Symphonies
- Season 3 The Yellowstone Story/Bear Country
- Season 3 The Liberty Story
- Season 3 Antarctica: Operation Deep Freeze
The Wonderful World of Disney - Season 3 Episode 2 The Great Cat Family
7.61 48 minutes Walt talks about the cat family, primarily focusing on lions and domestic cats. It is explained particularly on the cats' importance to ancient Egypt and how some people would respect them, and others would fear them as superstitious beings.
