The Tom and Jerry Show

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 Field Mouse - 1941

A lazy field mouse proves his worth to his grandfather by rescuing him from a thresher.

Drag-along Droopy - 1954

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

Hatch Up Your Troubles - 1949

Jerry is forced to take care of a baby woodpecker and try to avoid Tom while doing it

Bats In the Belfry - 1942

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

Pet Peeve - 1954

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

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.

Cuckoo Clock - 1950

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

Busy Body Bear - 1952

Barney Bear tries to help a beaver with his damn but the beaver doesn't want his help.

Designs On Jerry - 1955

A blueprint mouse comes to life to help Jerry out of the ultimate trap Tom has designed.

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.

Brothers Carry-mouse-off - 1965

Jerry uses radar to avoid any traps Tom has set up for him using food. Eventually Tom tries to dress up like a female mouse to trap Jerry but he is foiled when other cats chase him.

A-tom-inable Snowman - 1966

Tom chases Jerry around and gets rescued after a skiing accident by a St. Bernard.

Doggone Tired - 1949

A rabbit does his best to keep a hunter's dog awake all night in the interest of self-preservation.

Droopy's Double Trouble - 1951

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

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.

The Mad Maestro - 1939

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

Little Runaway - 1952

Tom plans on capturing an escaped baby seal from the circus for the big reward but Jerry befriends the seal and tries to stop him.

Quiet Please - 1945

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

Officer Pooch - 1941

Officer Pooch attempts to rescue a kitten stuck on the top of a utility pole but finds the task more difficult than he first thought.

Bird Brain Bird Dog - 1954

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

Bad Day at Cat Rock - 1965

Jerry pulls numerous pranks on Tom while he is having a bad day.

Papa Gets the Bird - 1940

Papa Bear, in an effort to prove he is worthwhile, decides to give Mama Bear’s pet canary a bath with disastrous results.

Bowling Alley Cat - 1942

Tom and Jerry are at the bowling alley as mayhem ensues.

Two Little Indians - 1953

Jerry has his hands full trying to keep two orphan mice out of trouble and away from Tom.

Field and Scream - 1955

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

Chump Champ - 1950

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

Down and Outing - 1961

Tom and Jerry head out for a fishing trip and do their best to get rid of each other.

Lonesome Lenny - 1946

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

Tom-ic Energy - 1965

A high-speed, energetic Tom chases Jerry throughout the city.