Animation / Comedy / Kids
Follow the iconic cat and mouse duo as they settle in to their new digs at the Royal Gate Hotel and unleash mayhem across the big city, inciting hilarious chaos uptown, downtown and everywhere their manic escapades take them.


Tom and Jerry storm a department store after dark. Jerry befriends a pigeon. Tom and Jerry battle for a bag of gumballs. Tom and Jerry babysit a troublesome baby panda.

Jerry helps an elephant escape from the museum. Hi-flying hijinks ensue when Tom and Jerry take kites to the park. Tom and Jerry disrupt street performers throughout the city. A pet chameleon disappears after breaking free at the hotel.

In an attempt to trick Tom out of food, Butch predicts the future. Jerry helps save a shoe repair shop. Tom is on a mission to keep Jerry away from the gift shop snack aisle. Tom and Jerry try to avoid the hotel’s energetic new doorman.

Tom and Jerry mistake burglars' loot for a bag of donuts. Aquatic mayhem ensues at the park. Tom chases Jerry through a series of surreal billboards. Spike goes overboard trying to make up for manhandling Tom.

A troop of robot bellhops cause trouble. Nightmares come true at a seaside amusement park after dark. After Jerry spritzes him with a fetching perfume, Tom becomes canine catnip. Tom chases Jerry into a building marked for demolition.

A hotel VIP wants Tom groomed before babysitting her prized pet. Tom sneaks into a library to catch Jerry. Jerry helps Tom rival Butch in a snazzy musical fantasy. Tom has bad luck in the park.

Spike's teddy bear is accidentally ruined. Tom and Jerry stow away on the concierges' vacation. Tom dreams of a basketball championship. Tom's military uncle is determined to help him permanently defeat Jerry.

Tuffy (voice)

Spike (voice)

Little Quacker (voice)

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