The Tom and Jerry Show

Tom and Cherie - 1955

Jerry needs a young mousketeer to be an errand boy to get to his love but Tom stands in his way.

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.

Droopy Leprechaun - 1958

Droopy gets mistaken for a leprechaun while visiting Ireland.

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.

The Milky Way - 1940

Three kittens aren’t given any milk as punishment for misbehaving so they sail to the Milky Way using a hot air balloon.

Quiet Please - 1945

Spike warns Tom not to make any noise, so Jerry tries to.

Cruise Cat - 1952

Tom needs to keep Jerry off a Honolulu bound ship or he will no longer be the mascot.

The Mad Maestro - 1939

A maestro conducts an orchestra of various animals but some of them aren’t very good at following his directions.

Grin and Share It - 1957

Spike tries to do away with Droopy after they finally strike gold in their shared mine.

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.

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.

Tall In the Trap - 1962

Jerry is a cheese rustler in the old west and Tom gets deputized to bring him to justice.

Trap Happy - 1946

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

First Bad Man - 1955

Cowboy cavemen shown in Texas one million years ago.

The Uninvited Pest - 1943

Barney Bear has a log cabin that keeps being invaded by a hungry squirrel who is looking for nuts.

Salt Water Tabby - 1947

Tom's efforts to impress a female cat at the beach are foiled by Jerry and a crab.

Chips Off the Old Block - 1942

A tomcat named Butch has a delivery of kittens left on his doorstep and he spends his time trying to hide the mischief making kittens from his owner.

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.

Professor Tom - 1948

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

Cock-a-doodle Dog - 1951

Spike, after being up all night, can't get any sleep during the day because a rooster keeps sounding off.

Senor Droopy - 1949

Droopy is a bullfighter looking to win the hand of a real life senorita if he can win the competition.

Smarty Cat - 1955

Tom and his alley cat pals are laughing as they watch home movies involving Tom outwitting Spike but Jerry decides to let the bulldog know about it.

What's Buzzin' Buzzard - 1943

Two hungry vultures resort to cannibalism in their desperation.

Little Quacker - 1950

Jerry saves a baby duck from Tom as the cat prepares to eat it.

Flying Sorceress - 1956

Tom steals a witch's flying broom so he can scare the wits out of Jerry.

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.

The Impossible Possum - 1954

Barney Bear tries to catch a possum for dinner but the possum has many tricks up his sleeve.

Million Dollar Cat - 1944

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

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.

O-solar Meow - 1966

In the future, Tom and Jerry try to one up one another at a cheese mining factory in space.