The Best Episodes of Tom and Jerry Tales

Tom and Jerry fall into a garden hole where they find a basement headquarter.

Director: T.J. House

Writer: Charles Schneider

Tom, who is hungry, seeks to catch and eat Jerry, who is the star of the show at a local ocean theme park along with an eagle, but he is thwarted by the eagle, a seal and an octopus.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Tom Minton

Tom attends show-and-tell at school. Nancy from 1943 cartoon Baby Puss returns, as she wants to win the gold star for best pet.

Director: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone

Writer: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone

Tom and Jerry are pursuing each other in a zoo. During the chase, Tom accidentally destroys the painting of an art-loving monkey. This leads to the monkey becoming quite angry, but his temper cools after he makes Tom look like a tiger by dipping him in orange paint and adding black stripes on with his paintbrush. All the other characters in the episode, save the monkey himself, see Tom and develop the concept that he is a real tiger.

Director: Neal Sternecky

Writer: Charles Schneider

Tom and Jerry trash a fancy hotel lobby.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Richard Pursel

Jerry and Tuffy try to ruin Tom's chances at a cat show.

Director: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone

Writer: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone

Tom must obtain a mouse for a witch's potion.

Director: N/A

Writer: Christopher Painter

Tom's owner hires a trainer to make him behave.

Director: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone

Writer: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone

A polar bear protects Jerry from Tom and Butch.

Director: Neal Sternecky

Writer: Richard Pursel

Tom and Jerry discover their world is full of dinosaur eggs.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Bradley Zweig

Tom is the pet of a team of superheroes, the Amazing Acquaintances (a parody of Power Rangers), charged with guarding their power rings. However, when Jerry gets into the room where the rings are kept, he and Tom end up having a super-powered duel. To make matters worse, Doomdog (Spike), the Acquaintances' arch-enemy, breaks into the hideout unnoticed and wants all the rings for himself. Tom and Jerry have to work together—pooling their powers of fire and ice—to take the villain down. The heroes congratulate Tom on the capture of Doomdog, but Jerry—with the help of a growth-powered ring—reminds him not-so-gently that he didn't exactly do it alone.

Director: T.J. House

Writer: Christopher Painter

Buddhist monk Tom tries to achieve inner peace.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Christopher Painter

A green shapeshifter emerges from an alien spaceship that lands near Tom and Jerry's house.

Director: T.J. House

Writer: Christopher Painter

Jerry frames Tom for feeding zoo animals so Spike can fire him.

Director: Neal Sternecky

Writer: Eric Donald, Jim Gomez

Jerry disguises himself as a bat to scare Tom.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Robert C. Ramirez

Spike mistakes Tom and Jerry for valets.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Charles Schneider

Tom and Jerry find gold inside a pyramid.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: N/A

Jerry makes friends with a baby rhinoceros.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Robert C. Ramirez

Tom and Butch fight over Jerry in a junkyard.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Robert C. Ramirez

Tom and Jerry play musical instruments.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Eric Donald, Jim Gomez

Spike, as a genie, must grant wishes.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: N/A

Jerry and an escaped penguin become friends.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Robert C. Ramirez

Jerry's music causes Tom's hen to lay eggs quickly.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Eric Donald, Jim Gomez

Jerry's uncle returns for a visit and sings.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Matt Wayne

Jerry pretends to be a skull by hiding inside of it and scaring Tom.

Director: Tim Maltby

Writer: Charles Schneider