The Tom and Jerry Show

Ginger brings home a new pet-a mynah bird who can mimic anyone and anything. It's up to Tom to guard some very special cheese. Ginger introduces Tom to a leash, and Tom hates it!

Jerry befriends a baby octopus and does his best to protect him from Tom. Tom, Jerry and Spike get into monkey business with a drone at Rick and Ginger's house. Tom's determined to keep Jerry and Tuffy off the croquet lawn.

Tom's enlisted to help the Lady of the Manor's prize Pomeranian shed some pounds. Tom's tortured by Auntie Louella's nasty little lap dog. And Tom's left in charge of a prize-winning Persian cat, Prancy Van der Snoot.

Jerry tries to rescue Tom when he's mistaken for a stuffed animal. Tom gets a different sort of magic carpet ride. And Jerry dreams of a different sort of life.

Jerry may have a case of spring fever. When Jerry's country cousins visit the Abbey, the cook is convinced Downton is in the midst of a vermin invasion! Jerry discovers the mysterious phobia cats have toward cucumbers and is inspired to try it out on Tom.

A dim-witted cat walks into the detective agency asking for help. The Lord of the House invites guests over for a fox hunt and instructs the butler to mind Rupert, his bratty six-year old nephew. Tom and Spike team up to get rid of a pesky duck.

Little Quacker develops the ability to sing like Pavarotti. Tom and Jerry search for Kitty Caterwaul when she goes missing the night before the opening of her new musical. Tom is carried off to a castle in the mountains near Catsylvania.

Ginger keeps an abandoned pet hamster; Jerry takes its place after it scurries off. Under-Butler Tom helps the Lord of the Manor have a trouble-free afternoon hunting with his guests. Tom is smitten when a gorgeous feline walks into the Detective Agency.

Tom and Jerry get into a full-on brawl. The senior butler is retiring, and there's an open backyard Olympics on the estate to see who will replace him. Red Herring complains to Tom and Jerry that he keeps hearing laughter everywhere he goes.

Tom and Jerry team up to target a henhouse for a heist, but it's easier said than done. A baby goat helps Tom with yardwork before causing chaos throughout the manor. It's a scary night at the castle when The Invisible Cat picks up Jerry and Tuffy.

Spike and Tom contrive their own costumes to crash a costume party and get as many snacks as they can. Jerry and his band of angry peasant mice help fight zombie cats. Rick and Ginger accidentally put dog food in Tom's bowl and cat food in Spike's.

Tom and Jerry befriend three cute baby eaglets and help them learn to fly. Tom and Jerry must find Tyke or face Spike's beating. A nine-foot-tall hulk with Tom's relatively tiny head sewn on terrorizes a village.

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A game of water polo gets out of hand during a pool party at Toodles' place. Spike complains to Tom and Jerry about a case of identity theft. A sales cat named Dr. Jake L. appears to Tom from a trap door in the floor, selling "Ache-Eee Bones" tonic.

Cupid gets head injury in a chase between Tom and Jerry and forgets who he is. Ginger brings home an aerosol can of Rat Cop, rat and mouse repellent, to help Tom do his job. Jerry and Tuffy discover Ginger's surprise for Rick: a new air hockey table.

Tom's attempts to fix what he's broken cause even more damage. Jerry poses as a new butler to get unbridled pantry access. Tom is transformed into a swamp monster.

Jerry helps out a lightning bug who's having trouble keeping up. Mummy-cat finds ways to freak out Tom and befuddle him, Jerry and Tuffy all over the house. Hoping to woo Toodles, Tom decides to make some homemade perfume for her.

When Tom and Butch arrive to ask out Toodles, their behavior prompts her to send them to charm school. Things go awry when Cates orders Tom to clean and inspect the family automobile. Butch gets muscled out of his alley by a bullying runt of an alley cat.

Bedfordshire Bertie, a show horse, hides on the estate grounds, where Jerry helps her hide from Tom. A magician's hat is left behind at Ginger and Rick's house. In Catsylvania, a flying bug bites Tom, transforming him into a Tom-sized bug monster.

While mopping the kitchen floor, Tom uses an odd-looking sponge on a plate to clean up the mess. Ginger places her granny's old cuckoo clock in the hall, and it still works! Tom, Jerry and Tuffy soon have their hands full with an escaped man-eating plant.

Cates assigns Tom the job of sweeping the estate's chimneys, warning him not to upset the Duchess's new exotic pet bird. Tom wins a contest to be in a cat food commercial. A pretentious poodle demands that Tom and Jerry help protect his sapphire egg.

Tom and Jerry navigate a room that looks like a giant chessboard as more chess pieces show up. Tom and Jerry are framed for a crime they didn't commit. Ginger's mother puts everyone on nutritious diets.

Tom and Jerry take a case for Toodles' cousin in Hawaii, hoping to sneak in some rest and relaxation, but it's no vacation. Tom finds himself face-to-face with a green-faced beast. Spike enters Tyke in an agility contest.

A tortoise is self-training to win a championship boxing match. Tom's tasked with keeping gophers out of the garden. Tom is drawn to a full-length mirror that produces an evil reflection cat that trades places with him.