History WesternAnimation / TomAndJerryKids

** The animation in general compared to the previous [[WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryShow Tom and]] [[WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryComedyShow Jerry Incarnations]] and other Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons. This is because the show was co-produced by [[Creator/TedTurner Turner Entertainment]] who own the rights to the T&J franchise at the time.

Airing from [[UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation 1990 to 1994]] on Creator/FoxKids, this newly produced SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon, with ThreeShorts to each episode, was much closer to the tried and true formula of the famous cat and mouse duo than, say, [[WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryShow their earlier series]]. However, it still had the same watered-down violence carried over. There were also shorts starring classic Tom and Jerry co-stars Spike and Tyke, and Creator/TexAvery's WesternAnimation/{{Droopy}} character (along with his son Dripple), the latter of which spun off into its own series, ''WesternAnimation/DroopyMasterDetective''.

* SuddenlyVoiced: Tyke, courtesy of [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid Patrick Zimmerman]]. Also [[WesternAnimation/CBBears Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazylegs]]!

* HelloNurse: Miss Vavoom get always this reaction from Wolf. Justified because she is an {{Expy}} of [[WesternAnimation/RedHotRidingHood Red]].

Airing from [[UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation 1990 to 1994]] on Creator/FoxKids, this newly produced SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon, with ThreeShorts to each episode, was much closer to the tried and true formula of the famous cat and mouse duo than, say, [[WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryShow their earlier series]]. But still had the same watered-down violence carried over. There were also shorts starring classic Tom and Jerry co-stars Spike and Tyke, and Creator/TexAvery's WesternAnimation/{{Droopy}} character (along with his son Dripple), the latter of which spun off into its own series, ''WesternAnimation/DroopyMasterDetective''.

Additionally, different original characters were brought into the show, such as Slowpoke Antonio and Bernie the Swallow. Even receiving their own separate segments.

* TemptingFate: "If I cheated, let a house fall on me!"

''Tom and Jerry Kids'' was one of the countless TV revivals of the classic ''WesternAnimation/{{Tom and Jerry}}'' shorts.

!!Tropes found in ''Tom and Jerry Kids'' include:

* WantedPoster: Played for laughs in "Foreign Legion Frenzy". Instead of the usual "Dead or Alive", it's "Alive or Otherwise", with "Alive" written in big, red letters.

* FaceYourFears: The entire episode "Fear of Flying" has [=McWolf=] over his fear of flying to go on a trip to Hawaii with Miss Vavoom after failing sixteen times before.

Airing from [[UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation 1990 to 1994]] on Creator/FoxKids, this newly produced SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon, with ThreeShorts to each episode, was much closer to the tried and true formula of the famous cat and mouse duo than, say, [[WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryShow their earlier series]]. But still had the same watered-down violence carried over. There were also shorts starring classic Tom and Jerry co-stars Spike and Tyke, and Creator/TexAvery's WesternAnimation/{{Droopy}} character (along with his son Dripple), the latter of which spun off into it's own series, ''WesternAnimation/DroopyMasterDetective''.

** As a nod to ''WesternAnimation/NorthwestHoundedPolice'', "Foreign Legion Frenzy" and "Dirty Droopy" also end up showing an army of Droopy clones.

* DistractedByTheSexy: In "Return of the Chubby Man" Droopy is so distracted by Miss Vavoom's legs he fails to see the jade poodle even when she swings it right in front of his eyes.

* ForceFeed: Jerry's grandmother is the spoiling kind of grandmother who will insist on feeding you as much as possible even when your too fat to stop her, as Tom found out the hard way.

Airing from [[TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation 1990 to 1994]] on Creator/FoxKids, this newly produced SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon, with ThreeShorts to each episode, was much closer to the tried and true formula of the famous cat and mouse duo than, say, [[WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryShow their earlier series]]. But still had the same watered-down violence carried over. There were also shorts starring classic Tom and Jerry co-stars Spike and Tyke, and Creator/TexAvery's WesternAnimation/{{Droopy}} character (along with his son Dripple), the latter of which spun off into it's own series, ''WesternAnimation/DroopyMasterDetective''.

* CheatersNeverProsper: Happens many times in the Droopy and Dripple shorts:

** Spike spends the entirety of "Chumpy Chums" bullying Tom and Jerry (who, keep in mind, are ''children'') into behaving the way he wants them to, and receives no punishment for it (unless you count being forced to kiss Tom so that Tyke doesn't realize that he's a hypocrite who doesn;t practise what he preaches).

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: In "Gator, Baiter", a wrestling gator is fed up of being humiliated by other wrestlers that can break the rules, so he decides to leave. Jerry helps him return to his swamp while avoiding his ex-manager and opponent AND protecting him from Tom.