Tom and Jerry

Tom and Jerry is a series of animated short films about the antagonism between a cat and mouse, told in silent slapstick. See also: Category:Tom and Jerry shorts Hanna-Barbera era (1940–1958) Fit to Be Tied (1952) [Last lines] Spike: I learned this one on television! [spins and slams Tom to the ground, then gives the bell back to Jerry] Here's your bell, little Sam. [chuckles] Life with Tom (1953) Radio Announcer: Yes, the whole world laughing at that hilarious new novel "Life with Tom". This book, by the new, brilliant author, Jerry Mouse, is on sale everywhere. Get your copy of "Life with Tom"! It's a SCREAM! Pup on a Picnic (1955) Spike: I don't know what's the matter with that cat, son, but he'd better keep away from our lunch, right? Down Beat Bear (1956) Radio Announcer: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is your host at Melody Time bringing you six hours of continuous dance music. Barbecue Brawl (1956) Spike: [to Tyke] Son, now you know why dogs hate cats. Spike: What's the matter with that crazy cat? He'd better not spoil our barbecue. Mucho Mouse (1957) Jerry: [to Tom, who is a bull] Haha! Toro! C'mon! Gene Deitch era (1961–1962) Dicky Moe (1962) Captain: [to Tom] Get to work! Captain: [yelling at Tom] Come back with my whale! Tall in the Trap (1962) Sheriff Mutt Dillin: Hey, Gene, that's just what Imma gonna do. [referring to Tom] Imma gettin' the Fastest Trap in the West! Chuck Jones era (1963–1967) External links The Cat Concerto Tom and Jerry Rhapsody Rabbit & Cat Concerto | Side by side (Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Liszt) Category:Fictional characters Category:Censored films