The iconic cat and mouse rivals are back in a fresh take on the classic series. Preserving the look, characters and sensibility of the original, this series shines a brightly colored, high-definition lens on the madcap slapstick and never-ending battle that has made Tom and Jerry two of the most beloved characters of all time.
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The iconic cat and mouse rivals are back in a fresh take on the classic series. Preserving the look, characters and sensibility of the original, this series shines a brightly colored, high-definition lens on the madcap slapstick and never-ending battle that has made Tom and Jerry two of the most beloved characters of all time.
Season 4 episodes
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Overweight Jerry starts working out on a weight machine supplied to him by cousin Muscles. Not to be oudone, Tom starts lifting weights as well, which sets up an epic battle royale between the cat and mouse.
Tom's obsession with the sound his new crinkle ball drives the rest of the household crazy, forcing them to take drastic measures to rid the house of the annoying toy.
The neighbor's cat turns out to be a hipster who's laid back attitudes and behaviors are soon adopted by Tom and the other alley cats. Annoyed, Jerry decides to put an end to all of their silly nonsense.
After taking the heat again from Ginger for Jerry's shenanigans, fed up Tom decides to pack his bags and go home to his birth family. But can you ever really go home again?
After discovering a gray hair, Spikes decides he's too old to be the alpha of the house which sends Tom into full bully mode. Jerry will have to act fast to convince Spike he's still the alpha dog.
It's the battle of the moustaches when Tom accidentally drinks a hair tonic potion left behind by Jerry and Butch realizes he needs to acquire some facial hair of his own if he is to compete for Toodles and Dollface's attentions.
When Tom and Jerry's antics unearth an autographed baseball, he warns Tom to keep his paws off it! Tom attempts to obey, but Jerry's got other ideas. The guys chase the treasured ball all over the neighborhood.
Tom battles Butch to prove to Toodles that he's the better gentlemen. While they battle it out, Jerry calls in Cousin Muscles who demonstrate how a true gentleman really behaves.
When Tom drinks a potion given to him by a Gypsy woman and shrinks to the size of an insect, he must beg Jerry Van Mouseling for help in finding a cure.
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.
Fearful that he will lose his place in the Manor, Tom adopts the attitude of a member of the Royal Guard in order to keep the mice and their new friend, Boswell, from wreaking havoc in the kitchen.
Jerry is mistaken for a rare breed of Guinea Pig by the Duchess' professor friend and uses his protected, elevated status to create endless problems for Tom.
Tuffy and Jerry, pretending to be butterflies, prank Tom and cause all sorts of trouble in the house until the Duke catches Tuffy with the intention of adding him to his butterfly collection.
Tom and Jerry become obsessed with the contents of a wrapped package and go to extraordinary measure to find out what's inside without being caught by Rick and Ginger.
The hot dog relish that Crooked Eddie brings to the detectives turns out to be an explosive device that Tom and Jerry must now return to the lab before it inadvertently blows up the entire city.
Tuffy surprises Jerry with a visit from the actor who plays his favorite TV show character, "The Masked Mouse". Turns out, the actor is a prima donna who makes everyone's life miserable.
Tom is placed in charge of the preparations for the Duchess' surprise birthday party for nephew Rupert and Jerry is determined to make a mess of it all.
When Tyke is accidentally carried off to the local dump, Spike is forced to enlist the help of Jerry and Tom to get his boy back before Ace and Rocco, the junkyards guard dogs, turn him into a formidable junkyard pup.
When Tuffy shows an interest in soccer, Jerry decides to be the little guys coach and show him how the game is really played by beating Tom in a one-on-one match.
Robert Zappia, Jim Praytor, Will Finn, Timothy Casto, Julie McNally Cahill, Timothy Cahill, Stephanie Aurelio, Kevin Fleming, Rob Janas, Ryan Roope, John Edwards, Eric Jorgensen, Denise Downer, Douglas Segal, Irving Belateche, Amanda Jaros, Jeremy Mann, Ryan Self, Jordan Gershowitz, Bob Perkins, Charles Carney, Sam Dransfield, Michael D. Berman, Mimi Hess, Todd Jones, Earl Richey Jones, Jonathan Rosenthal, Greg Perkins, Charlie Richards, Zach Mekelburg, Darrel Campbell, Michael Daedalus Kenny, Analisa LaBianco, Adam Rudman, Jeffery Spencer, Rob Hummel, Laura Maccabee, Adam Beechen, Sam Kwasman, Mark Jeffrey Miller, Wade Randolph, Adam Buchalter, Steven Darancette, Easton Gage
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
325
Original language
English
Networks & production
Cartoon NetworkUnited States
Boomerang (SVOD)United States
Warner Bros. AnimationUnited States
Renegade AnimationUnited States
Themes
cartoon catcartoon dogcartoon mousecat and mousehilariousnostalgic