Spike forces Tom and Jerry to take over Tyke’s birthday party after they ruin it.

When he tries out a new cheese-in-a-can that Rick and Ginger buy, Tom has a crazy day when he experiences hallucinations based on the show’s other scenarios.

Tom is under strict orders to not wake the witch sisters, but Jerry is set on getting Tom in trouble. When Tom uses the magic spell wand and makes all of the furniture come alive, he must get the help of Newt to make everything go back as it was.

Tom and Jerry are locked out in the snow.

The witch sisters both commemorate the passing of their mother and Tom tries to help out by bringing her back from the grave.

Jerry tricks Tom by pretending he has turned into a vampire mouse.

Tom has a date with Toodles and she warns him not to be late, but Butch tricks Tom that Toodles has a surprise in the basement for him and he leaves him down there; Toodles leaves Butch in charge of her younger, rowdy siblings; Jerry and Tuffy watches a horror movie and mistakes Tom for […]

With eight of his nine lives gone, Tom uses magic in order to bring them back.

When Hildie and Beatie leaves their home, Tom and Jerry comes across Little Quacker who turns into a big monster on and off when he eats the stew that Tom made standing on the window.

Rick and Ginger go on a road trip to visit Ginger’s great aunt Claire, but on the trip, Spike and Tom get lost, and Spike deals with “The Doggie of Doom” who follows them.

When Hildie gets a magic mirror that predicts the future, Tom sees predictions of himself being fed a fish, which is good, and then a bad prediction: switching heads with Beatie.

Tom stars in a documentary that mis-characterizes his daily activities from chasing Jerry to “romancing” Toodles and messing with Spike.