Tom and Jerry, Switchin' Kitten

A robot Tom and Jerry make the real battling duo fight each other.

A babysitter more concerned with the phone leaves Tom and Jerry to watch the baby.

When a duckling becomes separated from his mama duck, Jerry rescues the duckling from a hungry Tom.

Tom and Jerry are at the bowling alley as mayhem ensues.

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

Tom is a famous opera singer, but his performance interrupts Jerry's sleeping and the mouse does his best to ruin the show for the cat.

Jerry tries to rescue a helpless goldfish from Tom's claws.

Tom hires an exterminator, another cat, to get rid of Jerry.

Jerry disturbs Tom's peaceful day at the beach.

Tom's relentless chase of Jerry even includes pursuing the mouse on the ledge of a tall building.

Jerry helps Tom out by getting him into the penthouse he is staying in and out of the cold night.

Spike's poolside barbecue is wrecked as Tom chases Jerry through it.

Duel Personality: Tom challenges Jerry to an old-fashioned duel for his honour.

Jerry uses radar to avoid any traps Tom has set up for him using food. Eventually Tom tries to dress up like a female mouse to trap Jerry but he is foiled when other cats chase him.

Tom is the lesson when Spike is teaching his son Tyke the facts about chasing cats.

A dancing bear, who escaped from a circus, uses Tom as his reluctant dance partner.

Jerry is snoozing on a hammock but Tom wants it for himself.

Jerry uses a whistle given to him by a grateful bulldog to stop Tom from chasing him.

Tom and a feline friend try to attack Jerry's mousehole with every weapon they can find.

In this Oscar winning episode, Tom is a concert pianist who plays beautifully, but keeps getting interrupted when Jerry is inside of the piano, making Tom hit the wrong keys.

A baby duck gets confused and thinks Tom is its mother, but Jerry tries to convince it otherwise as the cat tries to make a meal of the duckling.

A little girl makes Tom her baby cat, and Jerry along with some alley cats taunts the unfortunate feline.

Jerry buys a mouse-sized dog to protect him from Tom.

Tom is forced to battle a shabby tabby-cat over possession of Jerry.

Jerry drinks a potion that makes him grow to the size of a giant. He decides to go after Tom, because THIS time he's bigger. Once the potion wears off, Tom drinks some of it, and he gets bigger. They do this over and over again. Academy Award nominee for 1948 Best Short Subject.

Tom is ordered by a ship captain to keep the boat free of mice.

Tom and Jerry join forces to thwart a ferocious bulldog that has invaded their home.

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

Tom falls for a female cat but she quickly loses interest in him when they arrive at an island and Jerry torments him.

A blueprint mouse comes to life to help Jerry out of the ultimate trap Tom has designed.

Spike is guarding a "No Fishing" area but Tom, using Jerry as bait, doesn't let that bother him.

The Easter Bunny leaves an egg for Tom and Jerry but a baby duck hatches from it.

In a poolroom, Tom uses Jerry as a ball, as he hits with his cue stick, trying to get into each of the pockets. Jerry soon gets back at him.

Tom and Jerry enter an old castle, owned by a mad scientist, on a dark and stormy night.

Jerry must train a young mouse to earn the title of mouseketeer despite the efforts of Tom to stop it.

Jerry is a cheese rustler in the Old West and Tom gets deputized to bring him to justice.

Tom and Jerry try to escape the close attentions of a shark while marooned at sea.