Sex Kittens Go to College

The movie takes place at Collins College, a fictional campus with dorms, classrooms, and athletic facilities. The college serves as a microcosm of social hierarchies and academic ambition where professors, students, and administrators interact.

The film is set in the early 1960s, capturing an era of playful rebellion and college hijinks. The era's evolving attitudes toward sexuality influence the comedy, while technology begins appearing in everyday campus life through the Thinko computer.

Thinko is the campus computer at Collins College that appears to predict futures, including lottery numbers and race results. Its predictions drive characters toward risky bets and romantic gambles, serving as a satirical nod to 1960s technological fantasies.

Dr. Mathilda West is a brassy professor with 13 degrees who becomes the recommended science department head. She previously worked as a stripper under the alias Tallahassee Tassel Tosser, and her striking beauty and magnetic presence cause disruptive complications among faculty and students.

Dr. West's magnetism disrupts campus dynamics as students and staff react to her presence. Her tassel demonstration hypnotizes several men, showcasing how appearance and charm can influence authority and desire in academic settings.

The film is a cheeky farce featuring mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, and zany stunts. The comedy relies on rapid reversals, social satire, and escalating gags including a fire engine theft, rather than dramatic storytelling.

Woo Woo Grabowski is a nervous football star whose mood swings around attractive women set the tone for the campus's romantic misadventures. He wins money based on Thinko's gambling tips and plans to marry his girlfriend Jody.

Admiral Wildcat MacPherson is the school's primary benefactor whose wealth and authority shape campus politics. He becomes a target of Dr. West's charm and later reveals a calculating, social-climbing side.

The Collins College campus features a bustling atmosphere where flirtations, pranks, and power plays occur among students, professors, and administrators. Social hierarchies and romantic entanglements drive much of the comedy.

Jody is a student at Collins College who is drawn to Woo Woo Grabowski. She navigates the flirtatious campus atmosphere and becomes part of the romantic subplots that drive the comedy, with plans to marry Woo Woo.