Tom visits the African veldt to give Jerry as a present to his lion relatives, but the lions would rather eat both of them.

Tom and Jerry babysit their nephews, which prove too much for the both of them.

Tom quits show business and retires to a farm.

Tom and Butch fight over Jerry at a junkyard.

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

Tom and Jerry engage in a magic duel.

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 […]

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.

Jerry and Tuffy attempt to ruin Tom’s chances at a cat show.

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

Tom torments Jerry, Spike and Eagle with his soccer skills.

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

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

After accidentally trashing a fancy hotel lobby during another chase against Jerry, Tom is hired as a bellboy by the hotel’s manager in order to pay for the damages. Unfortunately, Jerry makes Tom’s assignments difficult.

Tom attempts to win Toodles back from Spike by building a spaceship and being the first one to get to the moon alongside Jerry.

As a genie, Spike must grant wishes.

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

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

A king sends Tom to slay a dragon.

Tom dons an experimental flying suit.

Tom and Jerry find gold inside a pyramid.

Tom and Butch are claim jumpers in the 19th century at a Sutter’s Mill, scheming to steal gold from Jerry’s claim.

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.

In town, Tom and Jerry become buskers in order to get money.