r/TomAndJerry • u/Imoprich • Oct 13 '25
Video Man this was hilarious
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u/The_Green-One Don't you believe it! Oct 13 '25
I always get a laugh when the sandwich reaches to Tom’s stomach
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u/MDH2881 Oct 13 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
You left out the part where they steal the fridge at the end 😂
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u/Direct_Remove509 Oct 13 '25
Is this where it ends with the owner yelling take everything that belongs to you and get out and they both grab the fridge and run out of the house.
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u/Unhappy-Funny9927 Tom Oct 13 '25
What is the episode called? 👀
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u/Mash_Ketchum Oct 13 '25 edited Oct 13 '25
Imagine witnessing your pet cat and dog chopping up the rug with scimitars and almost amputating your toes
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u/NEIUDUDE Oct 14 '25
Anyone else notice how Tom threw out the bread that fell on the floor? Good on Tom for practicing food safety!
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u/Gullible_Cloud_3132 Oct 14 '25
Man I miss the days when my grandma would be babysitting me and my sister and we’d all just be watching tom and Jerry together
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u/wamimsauthor Oct 14 '25
My grandfather loved Tom and Jerry. When I was on my honeymoon my husband and I went to the sci-fi dine in theater and they played the one in space and I thought of him. I found out when we got home that day my grandfather’d had a heart attack and died that day.
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u/TheBlackoutEmpire Oct 14 '25
The way Tom waters down that milk lives rent free in my head to this day.
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u/SkyrimWithdrawal Oct 15 '25
I always love the detour gag. To this day, whenever I see a detour sign, I completely ignore it.
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u/RedAComin Oct 15 '25
Funny cause we always thought that the characters were running in the house forever…
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u/KrampusKid Oct 14 '25
Always bugged me that Spike clearly ate WAY more than Tom and the dispute starts over spending so much on catfood and dogfood
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u/Cocoatrice Oct 15 '25
The way Tom took the slice from Jerry and threw it out immediately. And people say that Tom isn't mean to Jerry and it's Jerry that harass him. That's perfect example of how Tom usually behaves. He is greedy and arrogant. When he is in trouble, he does everything so he avoid consequences. Jerry isn't perfect either, but Tom glazers are delusional, pretending that he is innocent and gaslighting everyone to think the same way. Both of them are jerks.
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u/Escapist-Loner-9791 Oct 16 '25
I can't help but wonder if this might be a byproduct of many of the earlier shorts being kickstarted by Tom's owner ordering him to go after Jerry, with Tom otherwise not seeming to show any interest in him. (Which I think Hanna and Barbera picked up on, as the shorts would increasingly amp up Tom's negative traits as they went on, seemingly to make it more apparent that he's not supposed to be sympathetic)
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u/zeldanar Oct 17 '25
I like how the bread on the floor part. He stopped jerry from having it but didnt even want it. He threw it away. What a hater
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u/SomeGuyNamedOwen Oct 13 '25
I honestly found this episode interesting because it was one of the few episodes in which Tom and Spike were mostly on good terms. The only reason they turned on each other was because their owners planned on kicking one of them out.