The Tom and Jerry Show

Rock-n-rodent - 1967

Jerry's band is playing loudly and Tom can't get to sleep.

First Bad Man - 1955

Cowboy cavemen shown in Texas one million years ago.

Half Pint Palamino - 1953

A millionaire puts up a large prize for the capture of the smallest horse in the world and Barnery Bear is given the task.

Cat and the Mermouse - 1949

Tom drowns in a lake, and goes to the bottom. There, he finds a mermouse, and then tries to capture it and eat it. The mermouse doesn't give in so easily, though.

Drag-along Droopy - 1954

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

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse - 1947

Jerry drinks a potion that makes him grow to the size of a giant and decides to go after Tom this time. Academy Award nominee for 1948 Best Short Subject.

Million Dollar Cat - 1944

Tom will inherit a million dollars if he doesn't harm any living thing, including Jerry.

Stork's Holiday - 1943

The stork has problems with anti-aircraft guns when trying to deliver babies in World War II Germany.

Wags to Riches - 1949

A millionaire leaves his fortune to Droopy with the stipulation that should he be killed the entire fortune will revert to Spike. Guess what Spike is up to?

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.

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.

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.

Royal Cat Nap - 1958

Tom tries to keep Jerry and his little friend from waking up the king as he sleeps.

Henpecked Hoboes - 1946

George and Junior are two hungry hoboes looking for a chicken dinner but they run into difficulties trying to catch a hen.

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.

Duel Personality - 1966

Tom and Jerry are fighting in a large house and challenge each other to a duel.

The Flying Bear - 1941

Barney Bear is in the Army Air Corp as a mechanic but he decides to take a small plane out for a ride and ends up having some trouble with other flyers.

Professor Tom - 1948

A younger cat looks to Tom to teach him how to properly catch mice.

Love Me Love My Mouse - 1966

Tom falls in love and offers Jerry as a gift for the female cat but things turn a little unexpected when she lends a sympathetic ear to his plight.

Little Gravel Voice - 1942

The ear-splitting brays of a little burro prevent any other young animals from befriending him.

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.

The Egg and Jerry - 1956

A baby woodpecker mistakes Jerry for his mother.

Bird Brain Bird Dog - 1954

A bird hunter unfortunately buys a dog that is a bird lover to help him out.

Baby Butch - 1954

Butch dresses as a baby and leaves himself on the doorstep as a means of gaining entry to the refrigerator but Jerry teams up with Tom to foil his plans.

Haunted Mouse - 1965

Jerry’s Uncle comes to visit him and, along with freeing some animals Tom has eaten, causes all kinds of havoc for the cat.

Lonesome Lenny - 1946

Screwy Squirrel befriends a dog named Lenny who was looking for a friend.

The Bear and the Beavers - 1942

Barney has run out of firewood and tries to take some from some nearby beavers that have been busy cutting and stacking their wood.

Tee For Two - 1945

Tom uses Jerry as a tee at the golf course but soon after things start to go poorly for the cat.

Droopy Leprechaun - 1958

Droopy gets mistaken for a leprechaun while visiting Ireland.

Busy Buddies - 1956

Tom and Jerry are forced to take care of a baby because the babysitter is more interested in talking on the phone.