The Tom and Jerry Show

Sorry Safari - 1962

Tom and Jerry are in Kenya on a hunting safari and don't get along as usual.

Symphony In Slang - 1951

A young man in Heaven has difficulty explaining his life story to St. Peter because it is told in slang.

Droopy's Double Trouble - 1951

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

Million Dollar Cat - 1944

Tom will inherit a million dollars if he doesn't harm any living thing, including Jerry.

What Price Fleadom - 1948

A dog and a flea's relationship changes when the a female flea catches his attention.

Duck Doctor - 1952

Hunting in the woods, Tom wounds a duckling, little Quacker, who is doctored by Jerry.

Jerry's Cousin - 1951

Jerry's cousin, Muscles Mouse, pays him a visit and helps out with his problems with Tom.

Red Hot Riding Hood - 1943

The story of little Red Riding Hood is retold in a nightclub setting.

Senor Droopy - 1949

Droopy is a bullfighter looking to win the hand of a real life senorita if he can win the competition.

Barbecue Brawl - 1956

Spike's pool side barbecue is wrecked as Tom chases Jerry through it.

Bats In the Belfry - 1942

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

Pup On a Picnic - 1955

Jerry hides in Spike and Tyke's basket to escape from Tom but a food fight erupts between all of them including an army of ants as they all vie for control of the basket.

Fit to Be Tied - 1952

Jerry helps out Spike by removing a tack from his foot and the bulldog helps him out by beating up Tom.

Garden Gopher - 1950

A stubborn gopher gives Spike a difficult time when he tries to bury a bone.

Dumb-hounded - 1943

A wolf convict escapes prison but wherever he runs the slow moving Droopy is always there to take him back to jail.

Happy Go Ducky - 1958

The Easter Bunny leaves an egg for Tom and Jerry but a baby duck hatches from it.

The Hick Chick - 1946

A country chicken chooses between a country rooster and a city rooster.

Mouse Troubles - 1944

Tom starts to read a book called "How to Catch a Mouse".

Baby Puss - 1943

A little girl makes Tom her baby cat and Jerry with some alley cats taunt the unfortunate feline.

Happy Go Nutty - 1944

Screwy Squirrel escapes from a mental institute and Meathead Dog tries to catch him to put him back.

Northwest Hounded Police - 1946

Droopy is charged with finding a wolf that escaped from jail and no matter where the convict goes, Droopy is already there.

Cueball Cat - 1950

When Tom uses Jerry as a ball in the poolroom, Jerry decides to do it back to him.

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.

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.

Johann Mouse - 1953

A narrator tells the story of a waltzing mouse who lived in the home of Johann Strauss. Academy Award for Best Short Subject

Swing Shift Cinderella - 1945

Bored with chasing Red Riding Hood, the Wolf decides to go after Cinderella.

One Droopy Knight - 1957

Sir Droopalot and Sir Butchalot vie with each other to kill a dragon that is terrorizing their kingdom. Whoever vanquishes the dragon will marry the king's daughter.

Pet Peeve - 1954

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

The Tree Surgeon - 1944

Doctor Donkey is a tree surgeon and accidentally injects himself with a hypodermic needle as he tries to treat a sick sequoia.

Purr-chance to Dream - 1967

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