The Tom and Jerry Show

Jerry and the Goldfish - 1951

Tom tries to cook the house’s goldfish, Goldie, which has become Jerry’s new friend.

Bats In the Belfry - 1942

A trio of musically inclined bats eagerly show why they are associated with being crazy.

Northwest Hounded Police - 1946

Droopy is charged with finding a wolf that escaped from jail and no matter where the convict goes, Droopy is already there.

Calypso Cat - 1962

Tom falls for a female cat but she quickly loses interest in him when they arrive at an island and Jerry torments him.

House of Tomorrow - 1949

The house of tomorrow will feature many custom and adjustable gadgets.

Mouse Troubles - 1944

Tom starts to read a book called "How to Catch a Mouse".

Trap Happy - 1946

Tom hires an exterminator, another cat, to get rid of Jerry.

Wayward Pups - 1937

Escaping from their yard, two small puppies go on an exploring adventure through the suburb where they live.

Barney Bear's Polar Pest - 1944

It’s time to hibernate but Barney Bear’s nephew from the North Pole shows up to ruin any plans Barney may have to get some rest.

Cat and Duplicat - 1966

Jerry is the victim of Tom and another cat but at first neither realizes that there is another cat, they think they are each other's reflection.

The Hungry Wolf - 1942

A starving wolf runs across a cute bunny and must fight off his own guilt if wants to make a meal out of the rabbit.

Slicked-up Pup - 1951

Tom accidentally gets Butch's pup dirty and the bulldog threatens to punish the cat if the little dog doesn't stay clean when he gets back.

Two Mouseketeers - 1952

Given the responsibilities, by the tyrannical King, of guarding the grand banquet table, Tom is confronted by the sudden appearance of Jerry and Tuffy (Nibbles), the Mouseketeers. Academy Award for Best Short Subject

Screwball Squirrel - 1944

Screwy Squirrel abuses Meathead dog with numerous gags until the dog has finally had enough and begs for the cartoon to end.

Dumb-hounded - 1943

A wolf convict escapes prison but wherever he runs the slow moving Droopy is always there to take him back to jail.

Of Feline Bondage - 1965

Jerry and Tom end up using scissors to cut the fur off the other after a magical potion of invisibility is used.

The Alley Cat - 1941

An alley cat's romance is thwarted by a bulldog.

Ah Sweet Mouse-story of Life - 1965

In this episode, involving both the abstract and transportation, both Tom and Jerry make use of their thoughts to gain the upper hand against one another.

Cat Fishin' - 1947

Spike is guarding a "No Fishing" area but Tom, using Jerry as bait, doesn't let that bother him.

Ventriloquist Cat (aka Cat's Meow) - 1950

A sneaky alley cat uses a ventriloquist device to trick an angry bulldog into believing he is in many different places.

Drag-along Droopy - 1954

Droopy is a shepherd but his sheep graze in cattle country which brings in the angry cattle owner.

Little School Mouse - 1954

Jerry teaches Nibbles how to outwit a cat.

Farm of Tomorrow - 1954

A humorous showing of how much more productive farms would be if farmers started crossbreeding their animals.

Mucho Mouse - 1957

Tom, the "Olympic, U.S. and World Champion Mouse Catcher", heads to Spain to catch "El Magnifico" (Jerry).

Jerry and Jumbo - 1953

A baby elephant pretends to be a giant mouse to help Jerry.

The Tree Surgeon - 1944

Doctor Donkey is a tree surgeon and accidentally injects himself with a hypodermic needle as he tries to treat a sick sequoia.

Bear That Couldn't Sleep - 1939

Barney Bear is looking to start his hibernation but the area around him keeps him up, not allowing him to sleep.

Catty Cornered - 1966

Tom and another cat compete against one another to claim the prize, which is Jerry.

Rock-a-bye Bear - 1952

Spike the dog gets a job keeping a bear’s home quiet while he hibernates but has a difficult time keeping the peace because another dog wants the job.

Duck Doctor - 1952

Hunting in the woods, Tom wounds a duckling, little Quacker, who is doctored by Jerry.