Tom is forced to obtain Jerry for a witch’s potion.

While listening to his favorite hip hop music, Jerry gets disrupted by the noise of the city, so he moves out of town to a farm owned by Tom. As a result, his music causes Tom’s pet hen to lay eggs quickly.

Tom dons an experimental flying suit.

Jerry pretends to be a skull by hiding inside of it and scaring Tom before they both got freaked out by an actual ghost.

Jerry and his girlfriend enter a flamenco dance contest against Tom and Toodles, resulting in the four of them ruining the entire contest.

Nancy, Tom’s owner from Baby Puss (1943), brings Tom to her elementary school for show-and-tell in which she wants Tom to win the gold star for best pet.

Tom enrolls at a gym after being unable to catch Jerry due to his obesity.

Tom and Jerry engage in a magic duel.

Tom seeks to catch and eat Jerry, the star of the show at a local ocean theme park along with a bald eagle, but he is then thwarted by another eagle, a seal and an octopus.

Tom works at a zoo run by Spike, who orders him never to feed the zoo’s animals (only Spike can) or else he will have his badge. However, Jerry inadvertently and constantly causes trouble by framing Tom while he tries to prevent Jerry from feeding them.

Inspired by Push-Button Kitty (1952), Mrs. Two-Shoes, after being fed up with Tom failing to catch Jerry, orders a robotic cat to replace Tom.

While Tom and Mrs. Two-Shoes are sleeping by the refrigerator during an intensive heat wave, Jerry steals all the food for a picnic in the backyard to which Tom takes the blame for the thefts and gets kicked out into the backyard. Nevertheless, Jerry’s attempts at a peaceful picnic is undermined by an ant whom […]

At an amusement park, Tom and Jerry’s antics lead them into a horror house where they get scared white as ghosts.

Jerry is zapped by a speed ray, making him faster than ever and as a result, Tom can’t catch him.

Tom and Jerry stumble into a feast guarded by Spike at a construction site, where neither the former two are invited.

Jerry decides to freeze the pond and go figure skating, only to be thwarted by Tom playing hockey.

Jerry wants to join a band of rats, whose music causes everyone to itch.

At the woods and later a cemetery, Jerry disguises himself as a bat to scare Tom.

Formerly poor, Tom and Jerry become rich overnight shortly after their numbers come in, so they split their millions and each set out to build a mansion across from each other.

A mystical tiki casts a spell on Tom and Jerry.

At an amusement park, a piranha makes it hard for Tom to win Toodles’ affection.