The Tom and Jerry Show

Flying Cat - 1952

Jerry and a canary save one another from Tom, and take refuge in the Canary's birdhouse.

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.

The Bear and the Beavers - 1942

Barney has run out of firewood and tries to take some from some nearby beavers that have been busy cutting and stacking their wood.

Guided Mouse-ille - 1955

In the year 2565, Tom and Jerry are scientists who blow themselves back in time.

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.

Touché, Pussy Cat! - 1954

Jerry must train a young mouse to earn the title of mouseketeer despite the efforts of Tom to stop it.

Texas Tom - 1950

Tom is a cowboy and tries to impress a female cat while abusing Jerry.

Billy Boy - 1954

A baby goat, at first, is a farmer's delight but that quickly changes when he discovers that it eats everything.

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.

Heavenly Puss - 1949

Tom arrives in heaven only to find out that in order to enter he must first go back and apologize to Jerry.

Little Gravel Voice - 1942

The ear-splitting brays of a little burro prevent any other young animals from befriending him.

Baby Puss - 1943

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

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.

Bad Luck Blackie - 1949

A kitten being tortured by a bulldog needs Bad Luck Blackie, a black cat that brings bad luck wherever he goes.

Chump Champ - 1950

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

Switchin' Kitten - 1961

Tom and Jerry enter an old castle on a dark and stormy night which is owned by a mad scientist.

Who Killed Who? - 1943

A detective is trying to solve a murder mystery but the house he investigates is haunted.

Posse Cat - 1954

Tom must get rid of Jerry or he won't be getting any more food while he is on the ranch.

Mice Follies - 1960

The kitchen floor is an ice skating rink and Tom still chases Jerry despite the slippery surface.

The Field Mouse - 1941

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

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.

Jerry-go-round - 1965

Jerry helps out an injured elephant at the circus and the two work together to stop Tom from bothering them.

Little Rural Riding Hood - 1949

A twist on the classic tale of red riding hood where there are two girls and two wolves, one each from the city and the country.

Trap Happy - 1946

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

Jerry's Diary - 1949

Tom gets tired of chasing Jerry so he takes a seat and finds Jerry's Diary which he checks out.

Little Mole - 1941

A mole uses two bottle bottoms for lenses and sees the world in a brand new way which proves difficult for him.

Sheep Wrecked - 1958

Droopy is a sheepherder that has to protect his flock from a wolf.

Tom's Photo Finish - 1957

Tom frames the bulldog, Spike, for stealing food from the fridge but Jerry gets him on film doing it and tries to get the cat in trouble.

Happy Go Nutty - 1944

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

Robin-hoodwinked - 1958

Jerry and his little mouse friend must find a way to get past Tom and free Robin Hood from prison.