The Tom and Jerry Show

Blue Cat Blues - 1956

Jerry narrates the rough times Tom is going through as he loses his girlfriend to his rival Butch.

Droopy's Double Trouble - 1951

Droopy and his strong identical twin cause Spike all kinds of trouble when he needs a place to stay.

Landing Stripling - 1962

Jerry and a helmet wearing bird give Tom a difficult time.

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.

The Hungry Wolf - 1942

A starving wolf runs across a cute bunny and must fight off his own guilt if wants to make a meal out of the rabbit.

Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse - 1964

A kitten shows up and Tom wants to get rid of it but Jerry stops him.

Carmen Get It - 1962

The antics of Tom and Jerry head to the opera house in a musical episode.

Deputy Droopy - 1955

Droopy does his best to stop two villains trying to steal gold from a safe in the Sheriff's office.

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.

Bird Brain Bird Dog - 1954

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

Little Tinker - 1948

A young skunk is looking for a girlfriend but his odor is too much for most females to handle.

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

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.

Give and Tyke - 1957

The dogs, Spike and Tyke, run into trouble when the city starts rounding up all unlicensed dogs.

Drag-along Droopy - 1954

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

Flirty Birdy

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

Field and Scream - 1955

A collection of sight gags and puns on the subjects of hunting and fishing.

Cruise Cat - 1952

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

Cat Napping - 1951

Jerry is snoozing on a hammock but Tom wants it for himself.

Three Little Pups - 1953

Droopy and his two brothers, Snoopy and Loopy, try to keep a dog catching wolf out of their home.

Trap Happy - 1946

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

Barney Bear's Victory Garden - 1942

A mole enters Barney's garden and wants to stay despite attempts to make him leave.

Batty Baseball - 1944

A baseball game is full of funny gags.

Buddies Thicker Than Water - 1962

Jerry helps Tom out by getting him into the penthouse he is staying in and out of the cold night.

Calypso Cat - 1962

Tom falls for a female cat but she quickly loses interest in him when they arrive at an island and Jerry torments him.

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?

Duel Personality - 1966

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

Bah Wilderness - 1943

Barney Bear decides to spend a quiet night in the wild during a camping trip but, unfortunately for him, there are plenty of nocturnal animals that do their best to deny him any sleep.

Stork's Holiday - 1943

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

Jerry and the Goldfish - 1951

Tom tries to cook the house’s goldfish, Goldie, which has become Jerry’s new friend.