Upon seeing Tom unable to catch Jerry, Butch recruits the former to join the League of Cats, a secret organization of cats who work together to catch mice.

In prehistoric times, Tom and Jerry’s ancestors outwit each other.

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 and Jerry engage in a magic duel.

Tom and Jerry begin their usual chases using extreme sports equipment – from skateboarding to rollerskating.

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

Tom and Jerry encounter a gigantic abominable snowmouse that wants to attack 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.

Tom competes against Droopy for the role of a lifeguard at the local pool owned by Red.

Tom and Jerry find gold inside a pyramid.

Now an elderly museum tour guide, Jerry talks about his part in the Wright brothers’ aerial experiments.

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

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

Zen Buddhist monk Tom attempts to achieve inner peace in Japan, only to be disturbed by Jerry.

A sequel to Pecos Pest (1955), Jerry’s uncle, Pecos Pest, returns to Tom and Jerry’s house for a visit, where he constantly sings and plays on his guitar, annoying and keeping both Tom and Jerry awake.

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

Tom’s makeshift computer traps him and Jerry in a virtual world.

Jerry engages Tom in a snowball fight.

At the South Pole, an overprotective polar bear defends Jerry from Tom and Butch.

An octopus accidentally tries to woo Tom.