The Tom and Jerry Show

Tom gets Spike sent to obedience school, and Jerry is left without a protector. When Spike returns, Tom tries hard to get Spike to revert to his old ways, but Jerry fights back.

Tom is under strict orders to not wake the Witch sisters, but Jerry is set on getting Tom in trouble. Tom uses the magic wand to make all of the furniture come alive.

Rick buys Ginger a brand-new mattress with a lot of high-tech features. Butch convinces Jerry to try it out, but the mattress goes out of control and destroys the entire house.

Tom and Jerry get a taste of the great outdoors on their camping trip to Yosemite. Tom tries hard to relax, but nature -- and all its inhabitants, including bears -- get in his way.

When Tom and Jerry accidentally ruin Spike's birthday party for Tyke, he forces them to take over. But no matter what they do at the puppy birthday bash, nothing seems to work out.

Toodles hires Tom and Jerry to investigate and protect her against a threat to her tuna can inheritance, but a mysterious figure keeps trying to hurt them as they investigate.

When Tom and Jerry accidentally get locked out, they work together to get back indoors as the winter weather turns ugly.

Jerry causes Tom to lose eight out of his nine lives. Tom uses magic to bring them back, and instead is stuck with eight annoying ghost versions of himself.

When Jerry ventures out of his hole for a late-night snack, Tom has a trap set for him. Unfortunately for Tom, he falls into his own trap and gets his head stuck through the wall.

Tom and Jerry are hired by Polly the Dog to get back her collar from Barkley. They help put Barkley in the pound, but he escapes and loses his memory after getting zapped by an electric fence.

Little Quacker enlists Jerry's help to fix his favorite birdbath, but the two get sidetracked by the scent of Tom's Chinese takeout.

When Tom and Jerry fail to do things the right way, Spike must do everything he can to keep from losing his temper in front of Tyke.

Ginger is in charge of taking care of her mother's bird, and Tom tries his hardest to keep from eating it.

Jerry pretends to be a vampire to scare Tom. As Tom balances trying to keep "vampire Jerry" at bay and helping the witches make a new potion, it's up to Tom -- with the help of his friend Newt -- to defeat the vampire mouse!

When Rick leaves Spike in charge of protecting the house, Spike steps up and trains Tom and Jerry to be his helpers. At first it seems like they are going to fumble their security jobs, but then a burglar proves to be no match for them.

Tom gets mistaken for Dr. Bigby's cat, Wilson. Now Tom must convince Dr. Bigby he has the wrong cat! Meanwhile, Jerry and Napoleon are left with the real, very vicious Wilson.

Butch tricks Tom into switching places with him and sends Tom off to live the life of a street cat. But each finds the other's life to be quite difficult.

Tuffy hires Tom and Jerry to investigate the hauntings in his house. Tom and Jerry think it's just his imagination but discover the house seems haunted.

When it seems like Spike has developed an allergic reaction to Tom, Rick buys Ginger a hypoallergenic cat named Glory. Could Glory be too good to be true?

Dr. Bigby creates cookies that can give animals superpowers. Jerry and Napoleon sneak some cookies and have fun terrorizing Tom … until the tables are turned.

After a particularly destructive chase, Tom and Spike have to go to the vet, and Ginger hires an exterminator to take care of Jerry and Tuffy once and for all.

Tom and Jerry have to go retrieve an ingredient for the witches' spell before sundown, but when Tom sees Princess Toodles, he quickly forgets the mission.

Tom impulsively kicks Spike's beloved chew toy over the fence and has to go get it back when he sees how heartbroken Spike becomes.

Butch and a squirrel detective steal all of Tom and Jerry's customers by using high-tech devices to solve crimes. Tom and Jerry challenge them to a competition to solve one final case.