The Tom and Jerry Show

Weeknights at 7pm | 6c, Saturdays at 4pm | 3c, and Sundays at 9am | 8c

Tom, Jerry, Droopy Dog and many other classic MGM theatrical cartoon stars.  The work of Tex Avery, Hanna Barbera and other top Hollywood animators are featured.

Next Airings

Sep 2nd 7:00pm ET

Smitten Kitten - 1952

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

The Cat That Hated People - 1948

With his nerves so frazzled by people, a cat decides to take a rocket to the moon.

Unwelcome Guest - 1945

Barney Bear has an encounter with a skunk while picking berries for a snack and can't get away from it.

Zoot Cat - 1944

Tom gets a new suit to impress a girl cat after she doesn't accept Jerry as a gift.

Scat Cats - 1957

Spike and Tyke are left in charge when their owner leaves town on a trip and have to keep out all the alley cats that have their minds set on a party.

Solid Serenade - 1946

Tom wants to serenade a girl cat whose property is guarded by Spike the bulldog and Jerry tries interfere with his plans to get by the dog.

Sep 3rd 7:00pm ET

Tee For Two - 1945

Early Bird and the Worm - 1936

Droopy's Double Trouble - 1951

Slicked-up Pup - 1951

Screwball Squirrel - 1944

O-solar Meow - 1966

Sep 4th 7:00pm ET

Little Quacker - 1950

Counterfeit Cat - 1949

The Rookie Bear - 1941

Million Dollar Cat - 1944

Bats In the Belfry - 1942

Professor Tom - 1948

Sep 5th 4:00pm ET

Ah Sweet Mouse-story of Life - 1965

Henpecked Hoboes - 1946

Cobs and Robbers - 1953

Cat and the Mermouse - 1949

Doggone Tired - 1949

Barbecue Brawl - 1956

Sep 6th 9:00am ET

That's My Mommy - 1955

Tom Turkey and His Harmonica Humdinger - 1940

The Prospecting Bear - 1941

Cat Concerto - 1947

First Bad Man - 1955

Salt Water Tabby - 1947

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