The Tom and Jerry Show

Sufferin' Cats - 1943

Jerry is a prize to be won between Tom and an alley cat because neither feline wants to share him.

Little Cesario - 1941

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

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.

Tops With Pops - 1957

Tom accidentally grabs Tyke, Spike the bulldog's son, when he is trying to get to Jerry.

Tom Turkey and His Harmonica Humdinger - 1940

Tom Turkey and a group of other harmonica players get into a jam session that tears up the local general store.

That's My Mommy - 1955

A baby duck gets confused and thinks Tom is its mother but Jerry tries to convince it otherwise as the cat tries to make a meal of the duckling.

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

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.

The Uninvited Pest - 1943

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

Duel Personality - 1966

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

The Mad Maestro - 1939

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

Advance and Be Mechanized - 1967

Tom is a space security guard and he uses his cat robot to chase Jerry's mouse robot as it attempts to sneak some cheese out of the Mining Facility.

Jerry Jerry Quite Contrary - 1966

Jerry keeps attacking Tom in his sleep and although he tries to stay awake it doesn't work as he follows the cat by sleepwalking.

The Bookworm Turns - 1940

A crazed Dr. Jekyll switches out the brain of a crow for that of a bookworm.

Cobs and Robbers - 1953

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

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.

Counterfeit Cat - 1949

A cat, disguised as the neighbor dog, uses many bones to get past Spike and after a bird in a cage.

Purr-chance to Dream - 1967

Tom isn't sleeping well and keeps having nightmares about getting beat up by a bulldog.

Puttin' On the Dog - 1944

Tom chases Jerry right into a dog pound, so he puts on a dog disguise.

Batty Baseball - 1944

A baseball game is full of funny gags.

Dixieland Droopy - 1954

Droopy brings problems on himself when he keeps playing a jazz record loudly.

That's My Pup - 1953

Tom is the lesson when Spike is teaching his son Tyke the facts about chasing cats.

Little Gravel Voice - 1942

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

Vanishing Duck - 1958

Jerry and his singing duck friend discover the delights of vanishing cream while Tom suffers because of it.

Little School Mouse - 1954

Jerry teaches Nibbles how to outwit a cat.

Bats In the Belfry - 1942

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

Chump Champ - 1950

Droopy and Spike compete at a Sports Carnival to be crowned the King of Sports.

Flirty Birdy

Tom disguises himself as a female eagle to get Jerry from a real eagle that has taken him.

Lonesome Lenny - 1946

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

Life With Tom - 1953

Tom reads Jerry's bestselling book, "Life with Tom" and experiences some flashbacks.