The Tom and Jerry Show

Springtime For Thomas - 1946

Jerry tries to break up Tom and his new girlfriend cat by getting an alley cat to fight for her affections.

Farm of Tomorrow - 1954

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

Sheep Wrecked - 1958

Droopy is a sheepherder that has to protect his flock from a wolf.

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

Little Cesario - 1941

A bumbling St. Bernard puppy must prove himself worthy of being part of a family of decorated life-savers.

Baby Puss - 1943

A little girl makes Tom her baby cat and Jerry with some alley cats taunt the unfortunate feline.

Mouse For Sale - 1955

Jerry gets painted white and sold by Tom as there is a new desire to get white mice.

Papa Gets the Bird - 1940

Papa Bear, in an effort to prove he is worthwhile, decides to give Mama Bear’s pet canary a bath with disastrous results.

Cobs and Robbers - 1953

Plagued by crows, Barney Bear gets Joe Scarecrow to help him out.

The Invisible Mouse - 1947

Jerry turns invisible after diving into a bottle of invisible ink and then gets back at Tom.

Early Bird and the Worm - 1936

A young bird tries to get the jump on his worm neighbor by getting up early but the worm proves to be too elusive.

Hic Cup Pup - 1954

Tom must help the bulldog and his pup cure a case of the hiccups.

Jerry and Jumbo - 1953

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

Officer Pooch - 1941

Officer Pooch attempts to rescue a kitten stuck on the top of a utility pole but finds the task more difficult than he first thought.

Droopy Leprechaun - 1958

Droopy gets mistaken for a leprechaun while visiting Ireland.

Matinee Mouse - 1966

Tom and Jerry go to the movies and see the past fights among themselves and start beating each other again while the characters in the movie watch.

Dance of the Weed - 1941

A male weed tries to court a female flower by dancing with her but he is a little too clumsy.

Tom-ic Energy - 1965

A high-speed, energetic Tom chases Jerry throughout the city.

Two Little Indians - 1953

Jerry has his hands full trying to keep two orphan mice out of trouble and away from Tom.

Little Bantamweight - 1938

Papa Rooster starts training his chicks as soon as the eggs hatch to be fighters for a big bantamweight boxing match.

Little Wise Quacker - 1952

Barney Bear is looking to shoot a duck for dinner but has trouble with one of them that knows the rules of duck hunting.

Barbecue Brawl - 1956

Spike's pool side barbecue is wrecked as Tom chases Jerry through it.

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.

Jerry's Cousin - 1951

Jerry's cousin, Muscles Mouse, pays him a visit and helps out with his problems with Tom.

High Steaks - 1962

The usual antics of Tom and Jerry interfere with a man trying to barbecue.

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.

Wild Honey - 1942

Barney Bear sets off to search for some honey but all his various gadgets don’t always do the job they’re supposed to.

Downhearted Duckling - 1954

A depressed baby duck thinks he is ugly after reading "The Ugly Duckling" and wants Tom to eat him but Jerry keeps preventing that.

Hound Hunters - 1947

The hoboes George and Junior try to get jobs as dog-catchers but one of them is afraid of dogs.

Downbeat Bear - 1956

A dancing bear, who escaped from a circus, uses Tom as his reluctant dance partner.