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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse
Directors: William Hanna & Joseph Barbera Release Date: June 14, 1947 Stars: Tom & Jerry Rating: ★★★★★ Review: This cartoon starts with Tom’s attempts to prevent Jerry from lapping his milk. In...
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Love That Pup
Directors: William Hanna & Joseph Barbera Release Date: October 1, 1949 Stars: Tom & Jerry, Spike & Tyke Rating: ★★★★★ Review: Tom’s chases of Jerry disturb Spike’s son Tyke. If Tom is at...
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Sufferin’ Cats
Directors: William Hanna & Joseph Barbera Release Date: January 16, 1943 Stars: Tom & Jerry, Meathead Rating: ★★★★★ ♕ Review: In ‘Sufferin’ Cats’ Tom and a red alley cat fight over Jerry....
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Mouse in Manhattan
Directors: William Hanna & Joseph Barbera Release Date: July 7, 1945 Stars: Tom & Jerry Rating: ★★★★★ ♕ Review: Tired of the country life, Jerry heads for Broadway, where he admires the big...
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Stormy Seas
In 'Stormy Seas' Flip the Frog is a sailor, playing and dancing merrily with his fellow sailors, until their ship is caught in a thunderstorm. Soon Flip receives the S.O.S. of another boat in need, and...
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In 'Seal Skinners' a million dollar seal has escaped and a ten thousand dollar reward has been promised to anyone who can bring him back. Somehow, both the captain and the kids, his arch rival Long...
View ArticleThe Milky Way
1940 is arguably a turning year in the history of animation. This year marked the end of Disney's domination, as the studio's innovative Silly Symphonies series had stopped, while Disney's ambitious,...
View ArticleThe Midnight Snack
Following the success of 'Puss Gets the Boot' it would take quite a while before the cat and mouse duo were given their own series. But one and a half year later 'The Midnight Snack' was released: Tom...
View ArticleThe Night Before Christmas
Already in their third cartoon Tom & Jerry were given their own Christmas special. The short starts with the narrator reciting the first two lines from the early 19th century poem 'A Visit from St....
View ArticleSheep Wrecked
In 'Sheep Wrecked' Droopy is a sheepherder, or more clearly, a sheep dog guarding his flock inside a fenced pasture against the laid-back Southern wolf character ( in his last screen appearance).
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