Tom and Jerry: Best of Tom

Tom's girlfriend acts as a surrogate mother for Jerry.

A kindly St Bernard dog revives Tom in the snowy mountains.

Tom's sleep is disturbed by Jerry and playful puppy dog.

Tom's little girl owner brings him to school and makes him be on his best behavior, but Tom's resolve is challenged by Jerry, a lethargic rabbit, and a toad with a loud, booming voice. / After Tom menaces Jerry and Tuffy, the two adorable mice try to sabotage Tom's chances of winning a prestigious cat show. / After wreaking havoc in the house, Ms. Twoshoes calls in a renowned obedience trainer to teach Tom some manners, but Jerry makes it seem as though Tom ignores his every command.

Tom must guard a super team's set of power rings, but when Jerry shows up, he and Tom put don the rings and fight. Then they must team up against a villain who arrives to steal the rings. / A scientist accidentally zaps Jerry with a gamma ray, making him super-speedy and nearly impossible for Tom to catch. / Tom's daydream of being a crime-fighting super-cat becomes a reality when a chase with Jerry leads the pair into a real crime fighter's lair.

Tom's planned afternoon rendezvous with Toodles goes off the tracks when the mouse-obsessed Toodles catches a glimpse of Tuffy and Jerry.  Despite Tom's best efforts to keep her focus on him, her accident-prone ways force him to choose between romance and self-preservation.

Tom is tricked into helping an evil magician capture all of the mice in the village.  But Jerry Van Mouseling foils the magician's plans.

Tom finds himself trapped inside a Catsylvania bedtime story and fleeing from a furious Jabberwock.

A werewolf terrorizes Tom and the inhabitants of Catsylvania village.

If an injured Tom hasn't gotten better before Rick and Ginger leave for their weekend getaway, Tom will be forced to stay at the Jolly Friends Pet Oasis -- which is anything but jolly for Tom. Jerry goes to great lengths to tempt Tom into doing anything but rest; after all, a weekend without Tom is a holiday for Jerry.

It's Tom's wedding day! He's getting married to Toodles in a backyard wedding that we're experiencing through the eyes of his best friend, Jerry.  Puuuuurfeeecttt in every way, then the crap hits the mouse hole: Tom is given Jerry as a wedding gift.  When it can't possibly get worse Jerry wakes up and tosses Toodles out of the house!

While using a wand to make inanimate objects come to life to attack Jerry, Tom accidentally zaps a marionette (Marie Antoin-marionette). Now the cat and mouse have more on their hands than either one of them can handle! Sure the marionette pulls Hildie and Beatie's heart-strings when they are around (both are thrilled to have another girl in the house even if she is made of wood), but the doll delights in getting Tom into trouble when the witch sisters aren't looking. When Marie becomes too much for even Jerry to bear, Tom and Jerry have to figure out how to get rid of the little hellion! They brought her into this world, now they've got to take her out!

When a little cat and mouse ends poorly for Tom, he ends up having to wear the cone of shame. Unable to remove it, deal with the emotional shame, or adapt to the giant plastic funnel on his head, Tom must find meaning in the suffering.

A Hotel VIP wants Tom groomed before babysitting her prized hairless. A noisy cat and mouse are on the loose in the City Library and in the park, a "good luck" penny spells bad luck for Tom. With a little help from Jerry, Tom rivals Butch for Toot's paw in a snazzy musical fantasy.