The Tom and Jerry Show

Mouse For Sale - 1955

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

Flea Circus

A passing dog interrupts a flea circus but a whole set of new fleas join in the end.

The Fishing Bear - 1940

Barney Bear goes fishing and has problems catching any fish because a duck keeps getting in the way.

The Invisible Mouse - 1947

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

Innertube Antics - 1944

Embarrassed by his small rubber donation to the war effort a homeowner looks for more and finds an innertube in his backyard that is half-buried but proves more difficult to excavate than he first thought.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Southbound Duckling - 1955

Tom is hungry for a duck meal and Quacker, Jerry's friend, plans to head south for the winter unlike all the other ducks.

Barnyard Babies - 1935

A baby contest is going on in the barn where all the barnyard animals’ children compete in a talent contest but the rooster is left out because his baby is taking too much time to arrive so he tries to hurry the process along.

Puss-n-boats - 1966

Jerry and Tom are chasing one another on a boat but Tom eventually ends up in the water with a hungry shark.

Pet Peeve - 1954

Tom and Spike compete to catch Jerry so they can stay instead of getting kicked out by their owners.

Cuckoo Clock - 1950

A cat, sick of a cuckoo, does his best to get rid of the clock.

Droopy Leprechaun - 1958

Droopy gets mistaken for a leprechaun while visiting Ireland.

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.

Bear That Wasn't - 1967

A bear settling down for a long winter hibernation ends up sleeping for a very long time and awakens to find out that mankind has progressed into the industrial age.

High Steaks - 1962

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

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.

Cellbound - 1955

After spending 20 years digging a tunnel from his cell, one spoonful at a time, Spike finally gets freed from prison.

The Prospecting Bear - 1941

Barney Bear goes prospecting for gold with a donkey to help him out.

Cruise Cat - 1952

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

Peachy Cobbler - 1950

A poverty stricken cobbler offers his last few breadcrumbs to some hungry birds and they magically transform into shoe-making elves to help out his store.

Flirty Birdy

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

That's My Pup - 1953

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

Blackboard Jumble - 1957

A wolf takes over a class when the teacher gets fed up and leaves.

Wild and Woolfy - 1945

Droopy is the hero trying to rescue the singer Red from Joe Wolf who kidnaps her.

Smitten Kitten - 1952

Jerry has flashbacks when he sees Tom interested in a female cat.

TV of Tomorrow - 1953

The future of television is shown as numerous TVs are individualized to the viewer.

Professor Tom - 1948

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