Tom and Jerry: Pranks

Jerry tries to outwit Tom by luring him into a series of traps on a skyscraper.

Tom looks back over his past attempts to catch Jerry Mouse.

Jerry invades Tom's dreams, using the arsenal of weapons from Tom's holiday stocking. Transforming Tom's pleasant dreams into nightmares, the cat and mouse inadvertently trash the house during the night. / When bully Spike takes over Tom and Jerry's sledding hill, the two partners team up for a trick that backfires, landing the three at home to recuperate. / While ice fishing at the North Pole, Tom fights to get Jerry's fish. The skirmish escalates to the point where Jerry pretends to control the Northern Lights, frightening Tom into submission.

Tom chases Jerry into a spooky, old mansion, where Jerry comes face-to-face with a bat that looks just like him. Together, they team up and trick Tom into thinking that the bat is the flying ghost of Jerry. / Jerry lives a life of luxury in an old, abandoned mansion until Tom moves in. After watching Tom tremble from watching a scary movie on TV, Jerry tries everything in his power to scare the wits out of Tom. A real ghost appears and scares both the cat and mouse away. / Jerry is a famed Egyptologist who discovers an ancient tomb. Tom is a crafty tomb raider, intent on raiding the riches until he comes face-to-face with a spooky cat mummy!

Tom and Jerry are mistaken for valets by Spike, who gives them his car keys. The boys take his fancy car out for a crazy ride around the city. / When Tom is put in charge of managing a fancy hotel, Jerry tries every prank possible to turn the cat's dream job into a horrible nightmare. / At the city dump, Jerry is caught between Tom and Tom's rival, Butch, as the two cats wage a junkyard battle for the delectable mouse.

In Colonial America, Tom stuffs Jerry into a paper airplane made out of the Declaration of Independence, and frantically tries to get it back before Thomas Jefferson kicks his tail. / Tom and Jerry's antics nearly ground Wilbur and Orville Wright's first attempt at flight. / In 1849, at Sutter's Mill in California, Tom and Butch try to steal Jerry's gold strike.

It’s a sleepover! Lil’ Quacker is going to spend the night over at Jerry’s place. Jerry’s working double time to keep the fearless duck safe from Tom. When Tyke wants Jerry and Lil’ Quacker to sleepover in the doghouse, Spike relents. A grateful Jerry drifts off to dreamland but not so fast when the sleepwalking duck goes on a nighttime adventure, Jerry and the gang have to save Lil’ Quacker from all the nocturnal dangers!

After yet another unsuccessful attempt to catch Jerry, Tom falls under the influence of a traveling cat salesman named Carver, who sells him a series of elaborate mousetraps, tricks and schemes.  Setting out to dish up a "world of hurt" on Jerry, Tom only managed to injure himself.

Tom is watching a hypnotist on TV, when the words "you are asleep" hit him hard. He becomes a virtual rag doll and ends up in a jumble of junk for Rick and Ginger's yard sale. A woman who thinks he's a stuffed animal buys him. Jerry feels bad and hops aboard the car to rescue Tom.

When Jerry overhears that a brand-new butler will arrive at the household later that day, the crafty mouse whips together a butler's outfit and knocks on the door, pretending to be the new arrival—to get unbridled access to the pantry. How long will Jerry's disguise work, and what happens when the real butler arrives?

When an accident leaves Jerry wrapped head to toe in bandages and unable to take his scout troop camping, a guilt-ridden Tom decides to lead the kids into the woods himself.  Stuck at home, Jerry can't help but imagine everything that could possibly go wrong.

Tom, Jerry Van Mouseling and the village mice must deal with a howling three head dog that Tom has accidentally awakened.

Frankenstein turns Tom into a colossus and Tom ends up terrorizing the village mice until Jerry Van Mouseling saves the day.

Tom and Jerry fight each other with the balloons that Rick has placed all over the house to surprise Ginger on their anniversary.

Spike leaves Tom in charge of his boy Tyke only to discover upon his return that Tyke now behaves more like a cat than a dog.

Trouble ensues at the Hotel when a troop of robot bellhops are installed and Jerry spritzes Tom with a fetching perfume, making him catnip for canines. Tom and Jerry end up in a seaside amusement park after dark, where nightmares come true! Tom chases Jerry into an old building marked for demolition.