The Tom and Jerry Show

Puttin' On the Dog - 1944

Tom chases Jerry right into a dog pound, so he puts on a dog disguise.

Cock-a-doodle Dog - 1951

Spike, after being up all night, can't get any sleep during the day because a rooster keeps sounding off.

The Bear and the Bean - 1948

A package from Mexico shows up for Barney Bear containing an annoying little sombrero wearing jumping bean.

Tot Watchers - 1958

A babysitter more concerned with the phone leaves Tom and Jerry to watch the baby.

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.

Trap Happy - 1946

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

Cat's Me-ouch - 1965

Jerry gets a dog to beat Tom up and he ends up in the hospital with the dog clinging to him by the teeth.

Red Hot Riding Hood - 1943

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

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.

Touché, Pussy Cat! - 1954

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

Little Bantamweight - 1938

Papa Rooster starts training his chicks as soon as the eggs hatch to be fighters for a big bantamweight boxing match.

That's My Pup - 1953

Tom is the lesson when Spike is teaching his son Tyke the facts about chasing cats.

Vanishing Duck - 1958

Jerry and his singing duck friend discover the delights of vanishing cream while Tom suffers because of it.

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.

Barney Bear's Victory Garden - 1942

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

Texas Tom - 1950

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

One Mother's Family - 1939

A hen takes her chicks for a walk and has a difficult time keeping them all out of harm’s way.

Cat and the Mermouse - 1949

Tom drowns in a lake, and goes to the bottom. There, he finds a mermouse, and then tries to capture it and eat it. The mermouse doesn't give in so easily, though.

Year of the Mouse - 1965

Jerry and another mouse give Tom a rough time as they pull pranks on him.

Magical Maestro - 1952

A rejected magician gets back at the opera singer Poochini for not allowing him to open his performance with a magical act.

Goggle-fishing Bear - 1949

Barney uses a dive mask and swim fins to help catch fish.

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.

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.

Busy Buddies - 1956

Tom and Jerry are forced to take care of a baby because the babysitter is more interested in talking on the phone.

Filet-meow - 1966

Jerry rescues a fish from Tom and when Tom tries to bring the fish back he finds a shark instead.

The Goose Goes South - 1941

A small goose decides he is going to walk south instead of flying, hitchhiking as he goes but he runs into trouble as he makes his way along the road.

The Shooting of Dan Mcgoo - 1945

Droopy is Dangerous Dan McGoo who has to win the love of his life from a wolf who wants her for himself.

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

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.

Tom and Jerry in the Hollywood Bowl - 1950

Jerry wants to help Tom out as a conductor at the Hollywood Bowl but the cat is having none of it.