The Tom & Jerry Show

While using a wand to make inanimate objects come to life to attack Jerry, Tom accidentally zaps a marionette. The cat and mouse have more on their hands than either one of them can handle!

Jerry must help Tom use the investigative clues on his body to solve what happened. The clues will take them to some destinations that may leave Tom more physically abused than when he started but in better mental shape.

It's summer and Spike's the primary beneficiary of Rick's daily grilling ritual; the pooch is tossed a nice juicy T-bone nightly. When Spike gets stuck trying to exit the doghouse, he realizes it's time to back off the beef.

The Cat's Meow Dance Competition is coming up and Toodles' dance partner has gone missing! In the meantime, Toodles needs a new dance partner in case hers doesn't turn up. Butch and Tom go toe-to-toe for the honor.

A little cat and mouse leads Jerry to take refuge in his hole in the wall where he runs into Franky Two-Face the rat, who now calls Jerry's home, his home. Jerry's tossed out onto his keister. Tom finds this funny.

Tuffy and Jerry are brushing their teeth. Tuffy's so tired he uses Jerry's tail instead of his toothbrush. They climb in their respective beds, only Tuffy's not in his bed, he's in the palm of Tom's hand that Tom made-up to look like a bed.

Spike hasn't been the best role model for his boy when it comes to being a good sport. That's why Spike recruits Tom and Jerry to help teach the little guy how to lose gracefully.

When Tom's hit by a trolley while he and Jerry are investigating their latest case, he's sent to recover at the local animal hospital. Tom begins to suspect the answer to the case they're working on is right under his broken nose.

Tom's being unusually difficult when he's rocked by an epiphany - he's losing his hair! Paranoid he's going to become a hairless cat, Tom will do anything Jerry tells him to do in order to regrow it.

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.

Little Quacker is heartsick and he's come to the cat and mouse detective to help mend his broken heart. The duck fell in love at first quack. The courtship went south when Quacker's honey coo-coo migrated with her flock.

After another destructive bout of cat and mouse, Hildie and Beatie decide that Tom's bad cat-titude has caused nothing but trouble. What Tom needs is an attitude adjustment! With a flick of the wand, Tom becomes a doting cat. Much better!

Rick's got a procedure the next day that requires him not to eat or drink for 12 hours. That's not a lot of time for a human but to Rick it's a lifetime. He makes a house rule if he can't eat, no one can. Jerry and Spike have a stockpile.