History Heartwarming / TomAndJerry

* The episode "The Truce Hurts" has Tom, Jerry, and Spike putting aside their differences to live together happily. [[StatusQuoIsGod Even if it's short-lived,]] they actually try to make the effort to protect each other, as Tom saves Jerry from becoming Butch's lunch, and Spike punches out a dog ready to eat Tom. It's actually pretty sweet seeing them get along, proving that, when motivated, they actually would be able to live together in harmony, if they could actually split everything equally.

* In "That's My Mommy," Quacker confuses Tom as his mother, despite Tom's efforts to eat him. When Quacker realizes this, he decides to throw himself into boiling water because his "mommy" wanted that. Despite this, Quacker says, "I still love you, Momma" and jumps into the water. It is at this point that Tom has a change of heart and saves Quacker from a boiling death. The two hug as Tom [[OcularGushers streams tears down his cheeks]], and the cartoon ends with the two quacking at each other in a duck pond.

* The song between Robin Hood and Maid Marian in ''Robin Hood and His Merry Mouse''.

** That and the "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" song. Watching Tom and Jerry do everything they can so Dorothy wont be interrupted while singing, then kicking back with the other animals ([[DudeNotFunny minus Tom's relapse of almost eating those two birds]]) to enjoy it.

** There's an episode similar to those where, [[spoiler: Tom kicks Jerry and a puppy Jerry had taken in out the house. During the night, a severe thunderstorm kicks up and Tom feels guilty for what he did, worrying that Jerry and the puppy could drown in the flood. He goes out to find them, only to be swept away by the flood waters. Jerry and the puppy (who were safe), find him and bring him back to care for him. When Tom wakes up, he then gives the puppy milk and the puppy calls all his friends to share with them. Tom (and Jerry) just looks on happily.]]
* There's an episode where a woodpecker hatches and believes Jerry is its mother (because its egg rolled into Jerry's home). The bird irritates Jerry and he eventually kicks it out, but when Tom goes after it, Jerry saves it multiple times. Then, when its real mother comes to get it, it flies away with her, leaving Jerry sad until the woodpecker returns to give Jerry a kiss and Jerry then happily waves goodbye. Aww.

* "Mouse In Manhattan". Jerry ditches Tom because he's bored of country life and heads to NewYorkCity. The end of the episode has Jerry ''running back'' to the relative safety of his old home, and kissing a ''confused'' Tom (who never read the goodbye note Jerry left.)

* In "That's My Mommy," Quacker confuses Tom as his mother, despite Tom's efforts to eat him. When Quacker realizes this, he decides to throw himself into boiling water because his "mommy" wanted that. Despite this, Quacker says, "I still love you, Momma" and jumps into the water. It is at this point that Tom has a change of heart and saves Quacker from a boiling death. The two hug as Tom streams tears down his cheeks, and the cartoon ends with the two quacking at each other in a duck pond.

** That and the "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" song. Watching Tom and Jerry do everything they can so Dorothy wont be interrupted while singing, then kicking back with the other animals ([[DudeNotFunny minus Tom's relapse of almost eating those to birds]]) to enjoy it.

* The ending of "Little School Mouse" is both hilarious and heartwarming -- all through the Cartoon, Jerry has been acting as a teacher to Nibbles (complete with blackboard and pointer) teaching and testing him in the ways of cat-outwitting. Nibbles has managed to pull off most of the tests, though generally (and to Jerry's increasing frustration) through kindly asking Tom to comly, which he nonchalantly does. The final test is to tie a bell around the cat's neck, which Nibbles solves by gift-wrapping the bell and giving it to Tom as a present. Tom ''loves'' the present, puts it around his neck and is thrilled with Nibbles's kindness. The final scene has Nibbles as the teacher, now teaching a grumpy Jerry and a smiling, enthusiastic Tom that cats and mice should be friends.

* The ending of "Little School Mouse" is both hilarious and heartwarming -- all through the Cartoon, Jerry has been acting as a teacher to Nibbles (complete with blackboard and pointer) teaching and testing him in the ways of cat-outwitting. Nibbles has managed to pull off most of the tests, though not in the way Jerry wanted him to. The final test is to tie a bell around the cat's neck, which Nibbles solves by gift-wrapping the bell and giving it to Tom as a present. Tom ''loves'' the present, puts it around his neck and is thrilled with Nibbles's kindness. The final scene has Nibbles as the teacher, now teaching a grumpy Jerry and a smiling, enthusiastic Tom that cats and mice should be friends.

* In "Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes", after Jerry is grapped by the henchmen, Tom springs into action to save him.

* At the end of Heavenly Puss, the moment Tom hugs and kisses a confused Jerry is just too sweet (and kind of funny).

* This is a big [[YourMilageMayVary YMMV]] one, but the end of Heavenly Puss. While I don't like that episode for its implications, the ending when Tom hugs and kisses a confused Jerry is just too sweet (and kind of funny).

** Made even more heartwarming by Tom, one-half of the greatest Silent duo in history, gives out a BigNo before he saves Quacker.

** Made even more heartwarming by Tom, one-half of the greatest Silent duo in history, gives out a "BigNo" before he saves Quacker.

* This is a big [[YourMilageMayVary YMMV]] one, but the end of Heavenly Puss. While I don't like that episode for its implications, the ending when Tom hugs and kisses a confused Jerry is just too sweet (and kind of funny).

** There's an episode similar to those where, [[spoiler: Tom kicks Jerry and a puppy Jerry had taken in out the house. During the night, a severe thunderstorm kicks up and Tom feels guilty for what he did, worrying about that Jerry and the puppy could drown in the flood. He goes out to find them, only to be swept away by the flood waters. Jerry and the puppy (who were safe), find him and bring him back to care for him. When Tom wakes up, he then gives the puppy milk and the puppy calls all his friends to share with them. Tom (and Jerry) just looks on happily.]]

* There's an episode where a woodpecker hatches and believes Jerry is its mother (because its egg rolled into Jerry's home). The bird irritates Jerry and he eventually kicks it out, but when Tom goes after it, Jerry saves it multiple times. Then, when its real mother comes to get it, it flies away with her, leaving Jerry sad until the woodpecker returns to give Jerry a kiss and Jerry then happily waves goodbye. Aww.

* There's an episode where a woodpecker hatches and believes Jerry is its mother (because its egg rolled into Jerry's home). The bird irritates Jerry and he eventually kicks it out, but when Tom goes after it, Jerry saves it multiple times. Then, when its real mother comes to get it, it flies away with her, leaving Jerry sad until the woodpecker returns to give Jerry and Jerry then happily waves goodbye. Aww.

* The endings of "The Night Before Christmas" and "Snowbody Loves Me" [[spoiler: Basically the same thing--Tom makes Jerry stay out in the cold, but rescues him from freezing to death.]]