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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Doubles as ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine of sorts; one time Rick tried using a MouseTrap to catch Jerry. However, the mouse [[AmusingInjury tricks him into getting his hand stuck in it]].

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Doubles as ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine a KarmicInjury of sorts; one time Rick tried using a MouseTrap to catch Jerry. However, the mouse [[AmusingInjury tricks him into getting his hand stuck in it]].

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Also, I love how in the scene mentioned in the Shaking The Rump entry, Jerry gives the birdy a "Come on, you know you want it" look.


* ChocolateOfRomance: A wizard gives [[spoiler:[[LoveInterest Hildie]]]] a box of chocolate-covered roaches in "Return to Sender".



* DinnerDeformation: In "Cattyshack", Tom launches a croquet ball at Jerry. After accidentally swallowing it, he takes that shape, and he returns to normal after spitting it out.
* DisguisedInDrag: A [[PlayerForLaughs comedic]] one in "Bird Flue" when Tom "disguises" himself as a female bird to try [[ItMakesSenseInContext seducing a male bird]].



* {{Facepalm}}: Jerry facepalms in "Holed-Up".

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* {{Facepalm}}: Jerry facepalms in "Holed-Up"."Holed-Up" and "Truffle Trouble". Tom also does the same in "Bird Flue".


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* ForceFeeding: To save his friend Napoleon from Tom in "Gravi-Tom ''[sic]''", Jerry forces-feeds the latter a pot of super spicy chili.


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* HappyDance: The [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext living odor]] of a foul-smelling cheese does a victory dance with Jerry when they temporarily get the better of Tom.


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* LaughingMad: Likely PlayedForLaughs when [[spoiler:Tom]] breaks into unstable laughter towards the end of [[spoiler:"Driven Crazy"]].


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* LoudGulp: After learning in "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow" that Tom subjected him to ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine, Jerry gulps.


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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: One episode gives us "chilax".


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* ShakingTheRump: A PlayerForLaughs Type I in "Bird Flue". While Tom was [[DisguisedInDrag pretending to be a female bird]] so a male bird would fall in love with him (ItMakesSenseInContext), he twerks at him to try to make him enticed. It fails.


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* SquashedFlat: Characters getting squashed is a given as this is a slapstick cartoon. For instance, [[ButtMonkey Jerry]] gets squashed [[ItMakesSenseInContext by a custom headstone]] in "Return to Sender".

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Jerry isn't one of Rick and Ginger's pets.


''The Tom and Jerry Show'' is a 2014 animated television series produced by Creator/WarnerBros Animation and Renegade Animation, based on the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' characters and theatrical cartoon series created by [[Creator/HannaBarbera William Hanna and Joseph Barbera]] in [[TheForties 1940]]. It had its world premiere on the Canadian channel Teletoon on March 1, 2014, and premiered on Creator/CartoonNetwork in the United States on April 9, 2014.

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''The Tom and Jerry Show'' is a 2014 animated television series produced by Creator/WarnerBros Animation and Renegade Animation, based on the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' characters and theatrical cartoon series created by [[Creator/HannaBarbera William Hanna and Joseph Barbera]] in [[TheForties 1940]]. It had its world premiere on the Canadian UsefulNotes/{{Canad|a}}ian channel Teletoon on March 1, 2014, and premiered on Creator/CartoonNetwork in the United States UsefulNotes/UnitedStates on April 9, 2014.



* CranialEruption: Several times has [[TheChewToy Tom]] gotten big ol' lumps on his noodle.



* CurbStompBattle: Heavily {{implied|Trope}}. An image used in a slideshow in "Top Cat" has Jerry, with RedBoxingGloves, standing on top of three defeated-looking cats. One of them (i.e. Tom) was knocked out with it being clearly the other two (i.e. Meathead and Butch) were subjected to AmusingInjuries. However, Jerry himself looks unscathed.



* FryingPanOfDoom: Every slapstick cartoon's gotta have instances of a character attacking another with a frypan, and this one is no exception.



* IKissYourFoot: The titular Tom kisses Ginger's shoe several times in "Birds of a Feather".

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* IKissYourFoot: The titular Tom kisses Ginger's shoe several times in "Birds of a Feather". He also does the same to Cates' shoe in "The Royal Treatment".



* ImprovisedLockpick: Tom once managed to unlock a cage he and Spike were in via using one of his claws.

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* ImprovisedLockpick: Tom once managed to unlock does this a couple times, like in "What a Pain" when he unlocks a cage he and Spike were in via using one of his claws.



* OnlySaneMan: Keeping with his characterization from the later theatrical shorts, in times of crisis, Spike generally tries the hardest of Rick and Ginger's pets to keep a level head and solve whatever problem is at hand. In episodes like "Cruising For A Bruising", "Pipeline" and "Hunger Strikes", he's the glue holding the household together.

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* OnlySaneMan: Keeping with his characterization from the later theatrical shorts, in times of crisis, Spike generally tries the hardest of the animals in Rick and Ginger's pets house to keep a level head and solve whatever problem is at hand. In episodes like "Cruising For A Bruising", "Pipeline" and "Hunger Strikes", he's the glue holding the household together.



* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In "Bringing Down the House", Rick wastes some time insulting Tom.

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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In "Bringing Down the House", Rick wastes some time [[BreakHimByTalking insulting Tom.Tom]].


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* TemptingFate: In "Top Cat", Butch harshly (albeit [[JerkassHasAPoint accurately]]) calls out Tom on his repeated failures to catch Jerry. Subsequently, the leader of United Mouse Catchers sticks up for him via pointing out "Jerry's no ordinary mouse" and that he also has to deal with Spike, who often beats him up. However, Butch brushes it off as "nothing". No prizes for guessing what happens to him when he has to catch Jerry ''and'' deal with Spike.
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* CrocodileTears: A couple times in "Dinner Swerved" have Tom pretend to cry.

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* CrocodileTears: A couple times in "Dinner Swerved" have does Tom pretend to cry.

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Left more things and a link for Tom And Jerry In New York because it now has its own page.


Following the release of [[Film/TomAndJerry2021 the 2021 film]], it ended on February 19, 2021 after five seasons and seven years on air, though a follow up series using the same animation, ''Tom and Jerry in UsefulNotes/NewYork'', was announced within the same year.

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Following the release of [[Film/TomAndJerry2021 the 2021 film]], it ended on February 19, 2021 after five seasons and seven years on air, though a follow up series using the same animation, ''Tom and Jerry in UsefulNotes/NewYork'', ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryInNewYork'', was announced within the same year.



* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, for example, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks [[ArchEnemy Tom]] via blowing several strawberries at him.

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* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, for example, instance, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks [[ArchEnemy Tom]] via blowing several strawberries at him.



* CrocodileTears: A couple times in "Dinner Swerved" have Tom pretend to cry.



* ElongatingArmGag: The second episode has Tom extend his leg so he could use his foot to catch part of a CrystalBall. He also later extends his arm so he could nab Jerry.



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%%* * EyePoke: In "Dinner is Swerved", Jerry pokes Tom in the peeper.
* {{Facepalm}}: Jerry facepalms in "Holed-Up".
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FemmeFatale: In a detective episode called “Feline Fatale”, Toodles plays this {{trope}} straight.straight.
* FrameUp: Several examples. For instance, Jerry once framed Butch for dropping a flower pot on Spike's head. Unlike some examples, however, he deserved it.



* LemonyNarrator: The same guys mentioned above.

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* MouseTrap: In one episode, Rick attempted using a mouse trap to catch [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]], which [[HoistByHisOwnPetard backfires]].

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* MouseTrap: MetronomicManMashing: Several times has [[TheChewToy Tom]] been slammed rhythmically back and forth, like by a crab in "Pipeline".
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** Tom tries using mouse traps against Jerry (a mouse) in "Holed-Up".
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In one episode, Rick attempted using a mouse trap to catch [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]], which [[HoistByHisOwnPetard backfires]].



* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Mr Bedford in The Royal Treatment.

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* %%zce* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Mr Mr. Bedford in The "The Royal Treatment.Treatment".
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In "Bringing Down the House", Rick wastes some time insulting Tom.
-->'''Rick:''' ''[to Tom]'' What is wrong with you!? You nearly knocked me over! What do [[TheKlutz you]] do around here anyway, besides break stuff all day and cause trouble? You know you're the reason I'm leaving for vacation.



* VisualPun: The "Cat & Mouse Detective" shorts are full of these, most especially in "The Art of the Deal".

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* YouthfulFreckles: [[AlliterativeTitle "Baby Blues"]] has a baby with freckles.

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* BreathWeapon: One episode has a baby dragon which can breathe [[PlayingWithFire fire]].



* EatsBabies: A [[CatsAreMean bobcat]] in "Eagle Eye Jerry" was ([[ImpliedTrope apparently]]) planning on eating several ''newborn'' eagles.



* ImplausibleBoardingSkills: The titular Jerry surfs on a flashlight in "Pipeline".



* InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube: Not only did Rick in "Going, Going, Gone Viral" record Tom during a silly incident involving him chasing Jerry, but the {{Jerkass}} decided to further be one via uploading it onto "a few dozen of the most popular video sharing websites". And it quickly became a viral video! Tom also later tries to do the same to Jerry via making an embarrassing video of him to post online, which [[HoistByHisOwnPetard blows up in his face]].



* KickTheSonOfABitch: Although the titular Jerry isn't an angel himself, there's also him tricking [[{{Jerkass}} Rick]] into being HoistByHisOwnPetard.



* MouseTrap: In one episode, Rick attempted using a mouse trap to catch [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]].

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* MouseTrap: In one episode, Rick attempted using a mouse trap to catch [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]].Jerry]], which [[HoistByHisOwnPetard backfires]].


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* PlayingWithFire: A baby dragon in one episode can [[BreathWeapon breathe fire]].


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* RingRingCrunch: After being woken up by an alarm clock in "Sleep Disorder", Butch smashes the object with a hammer.

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* BurningWithAnger: The titular Jerry has [[HighPressureEmotion steam exit his ears]] in "Someone's in the Kitchen with Mynah" after Spike ticks him off.



* HighPressureEmotion: Steam exits an angry Jerry's ears in "Someone's in the Kitchen with Mynah" when Spike thought it would be a good idea to laugh at him and say he looks clownish.



* JerkAss: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:
** [[TookALevelInJerkass After season 2,]] Ginger has become this harshly berating and yelling at Tom even when he's litterly doing nothing wrong.
** Tom's owner of Downtown Abbey Cates tends to be this. Not only will Cates display [[NoSympathy no care when Tom is clearly overworked,]]he'll also often belittle and speak harshly at Tom even when it wasn't his fault. "To Kick an Butler" and "The Great Catsby" are very good examples of this.

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* JerkAss: {{Jerkass}}: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:
** [[TookALevelInJerkass After season 2,]] Ginger has become this due to her harshly berating and yelling at Tom even when he's litterly [[{{Pun}} litterly]] doing nothing wrong.
** Tom's owner of Downtown Abbey Cates tends to be this. Not only will Cates display [[NoSympathy no care when Tom is clearly overworked,]]he'll overworked]], he'll also often belittle and speak harshly at to Tom even when it wasn't his fault. "To Kick an in the Butler" and "The Great Catsby" are very good examples of this.


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* PsychoticSmirk: While concocting his plan to get revenge on Tom and Spike for laughing at him (with [[ArchEnemy the former]] being responsible for why he got laughed at in the first place) in "Someone's in the Kitchen with Mynah", Jerry makes an evil-looking smirk.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the original theatrical shorts, when it comes to Spike, Tom would rather use backhanded tactics to deal with him due to the difference in power dominance. In this show, however, Tom has become less likely to deal with Spike's stuff and is more likley to fight and deal with him head-on. However, this may be because of AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul. On occasion, Tom ends up getting the better of Spike by the end of an episode and is more likley to best Jerry than before. He's also more competent and stronger than Butch this time around who was previously a rival that often got the better of him in the original shorts.

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* AdaptationalBadass: In the original theatrical shorts, when it comes to Spike, Tom would rather use backhanded tactics to deal with him due to the difference in power dominance. In this show, however, Tom has become less likely to deal with Spike's stuff and is more likley likely to fight and deal with him head-on. However, this may be because of AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul. On occasion, Tom ends up getting the better of Spike by the end of an episode and is more likley likely to best Jerry than before. He's also more competent and stronger than Butch this time around who was previously a rival that often got the better of him in the original shorts.

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* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks Tom via blowing several strawberries at him.

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* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, for example, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks Tom [[ArchEnemy Tom]] via blowing several strawberries at him.



* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Both Jerry and Tuffy (who are both guys) each [[{{Pun}} squeak]] out screams in "What a Pain".

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* QuizzicalTilt: A confused Tom tilts his head to the side in "Franken Kitty", complete with him raising one of his eyebrows.
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Both Jerry and Tuffy (who are both guys) each [[{{Pun}} squeak]] out screams in "What a Pain". Several other occasions also show the former has this scream elsewherre.
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* Jerkass: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:

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* Jerkass: JerkAss: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:
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* Jerkass: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:

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* Jerkass: *Jerkass: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:
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* Jerkass: This show has some in the form of some of the owners the duo end up with. To name an couple:
** [[TookALevelInJerkass After season 2,]] Ginger has become this harshly berating and yelling at Tom even when he's litterly doing nothing wrong.
** Tom's owner of Downtown Abbey Cates tends to be this. Not only will Cates display [[NoSympathy no care when Tom is clearly overworked,]]he'll also often belittle and speak harshly at Tom even when it wasn't his fault. "To Kick an Butler" and "The Great Catsby" are very good examples of this.
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* BicepKiss: Apparently PlayedForLaughs; Jerry proudly kisses his [[ToonPhysics suddenly-beefy]] bicep upon learning Rick and Ginger were [[spoiler:apparently]] going to replacing [[ArchEnemy Tom]], which he knew was his doing.

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* BicepKiss: Apparently PlayedForLaughs; Jerry proudly kisses his [[ToonPhysics suddenly-beefy]] bicep upon learning Rick and Ginger were [[spoiler:apparently]] going to replacing replace [[ArchEnemy Tom]], which he knew was his doing.doing. [[spoiler:It's later revealed he was wrong, however]].



* GoneHorriblyRight: Tom, Jerry, Spike, and Tuffy's [[ThePlan plan]] to make [[CatsAreMean Butch]] stop being a {{Jerkass}} and instead a NiceGuy instead does work...only for him to end up being too nice.

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* GoneHorriblyRight: Tom, Jerry, Spike, and Tuffy's [[ThePlan plan]] to make [[CatsAreMean Butch]] stop being a {{Jerkass}} and instead a NiceGuy instead does work...only for him to end up being too nice.
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* UnderestimatingBadassery: An exterminator once dismissed two mice as merely being "wittle... cowards". Unfortunately for him, said mice were [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] and [[BadassAdorable Tuffy]]. Also, Rick once said this before being outsmarted by the former.

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* UnderestimatingBadassery: An exterminator once dismissed two mice as merely being "wittle... cowards". Unfortunately for him, said mice were [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] and [[BadassAdorable Jerry and Tuffy]]. Also, Rick once said this before being outsmarted by the former.
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* ShaggyDogStory: [[spoiler:The titular [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] tries to get CapturedOnPurpose by [[BuffoonishTomcat Tom]] several times in "Out with the Old" to change Rick and Ginger's minds about having a more dangerous mouse-catcher replace him. However, while he eventually succeeded with the lattermost action, it was ultimately pointless; it was soon revealed afterwards that Ric and ringer weren't considering replacing Tom, they were going to replace a cat-like doorstopper instead. Therefore, he got CapturedOnPurpose by his ArchEnemy for nothing]].

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* ShaggyDogStory: [[spoiler:The titular [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] tries to get CapturedOnPurpose by [[BuffoonishTomcat Tom]] several times in "Out with the Old" to change Rick and Ginger's minds about having a more dangerous mouse-catcher replace him. However, while he eventually succeeded with the lattermost action, it was ultimately pointless; it was soon revealed afterwards that Ric Rick and ringer Ginger weren't considering replacing Tom, they were going to replace a cat-like doorstopper instead. Therefore, he got CapturedOnPurpose by his ArchEnemy for nothing]].
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** Jerry and Nibbles sometimes antagonize Spike and Tyke intentionally this time around. Examples of this include "Slinging in the rain" and "Someone’s in the Kitchen with Mynah".

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** Jerry and Nibbles sometimes antagonize Spike and Tyke intentionally this time around. Examples of this include "Slinging in the rain" Rain" and "Someone’s in the Kitchen with Mynah".
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* AdaptationalJerkass: Spike in the original shorts mostly only attacked Tom when either Tom provoked it, he was hurting Jerry, Spike was a guard dog guarding a place, or Spike thought Tom did something but it was actually Jerry but he didn't know that. In this show, he acts more like a mean, aggressive bully towards Tom and even Jerry at times, attacking them frequently even unprovoked, like in "Dental case", "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is also shown to have more of an ego towards himself and dogs, like in "Picture Perfect", "Anger Mismanagement", and in the aforementioned "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is not always like this though and can still be likeable (like in "Spike Gets Skooled").
** Jerry and Nibbles sometimes antagonise Spike and Tyke intentionally this time around. Examples of this include "Slinging in the rain" and "Someone’s in the Kitchen with Mynah".

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* AdaptationalJerkass: Spike in the original shorts mostly only attacked Tom when either Tom provoked it, he was hurting Jerry, Spike was a guard dog guarding a place, or Spike thought Tom did something but it was actually Jerry but he didn't know that. In this show, he acts more like a mean, aggressive bully towards Tom and even Jerry at times, attacking them frequently even unprovoked, like in "Dental case", Case", "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is also shown to have more of an ego towards himself and dogs, like in "Picture Perfect", "Anger Mismanagement", and in the aforementioned "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is not always like this though and can still be likeable likable (like in "Spike Gets Skooled").
** Jerry and Nibbles sometimes antagonise antagonize Spike and Tyke intentionally this time around. Examples of this include "Slinging in the rain" and "Someone’s in the Kitchen with Mynah".



* AdaptationalIntelligence: Spike in the original shorts seemed blissfully unaware of when Jerry would take advantage of him to defeat Tom. In this show however, Spike often finds out if Jerry uses him to mess with his rival and is more aware of Jerry's role in disturbing him and Tyke. This often results in him brutalising ''both'' Tom and Jerry or Spike teaming up with Tom to turn on Jerry if he knows Jerry is completely in the wrong.

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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Spike in the original shorts seemed blissfully unaware of when Jerry would take advantage of him to defeat Tom. In this show however, Spike often finds out if Jerry uses him to mess with his rival and is more aware of Jerry's role in disturbing him and Tyke. This often results in him brutalising brutalizing ''both'' Tom and Jerry or Spike teaming up with Tom to turn on Jerry if he knows Jerry is completely in the wrong.



** Spike himself is one in Pranks for Nothin as he causes [[TheChessmaster Tom and Jerry to fight each other over the mouse and cat thinking the other was going to prank them.]]

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** Spike himself is one in Pranks "Pranks for Nothin Nothin" as he causes [[TheChessmaster Tom and Jerry to fight each other over the mouse and cat thinking the other was going to prank them.]]
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** Though, in a couple of later season episodes, Tom had a couple of lines (he says, "Marco...," in one episode, and "Darn it" in ''Piñata Yadda Yadda'' after having his fit of rage censored).

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* BicepKiss: Apparently PlayedForLaughs; Jerry proudly kisses his [[ToonPhysics suddenly-beefy]] bicep upon learning Rick and Ginger were going to replacing [[ArchEnemy Tom]], which was his doing.

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* BicepKiss: Apparently PlayedForLaughs; Jerry proudly kisses his [[ToonPhysics suddenly-beefy]] bicep upon learning Rick and Ginger were [[spoiler:apparently]] going to replacing [[ArchEnemy Tom]], which he knew was his doing.


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* GoneHorriblyRight: Tom, Jerry, Spike, and Tuffy's [[ThePlan plan]] to make [[CatsAreMean Butch]] stop being a {{Jerkass}} and instead a NiceGuy instead does work...only for him to end up being too nice.


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* OstrichHeadHiding: Sorta. In one episode, some ostriches are seen with their heads underground.
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* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks Tom via blowing a strawberry at him.

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* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks Tom via blowing a strawberry several strawberries at him.
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* MouseTrap: In one episode, Rick tried use a mouse trap to catch [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]].

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I'd say Jerry got his comeuppance in "Un-Welcome Home" as he got an Amusing Injury from Tom. Also, I added more tropes.


* BlowingARaspberry: In the first episode, [[TheGadfly Jerry]] mocks Tom via blowing a strawberry at him.



* CartoonThrobbing: Downplayed in the first episode; when Jerry pokes Tom's finger with a needle, his finger starts throbbing.



* CryCute: Male example in "Santa's Little Helpers"; [[CatsAreMean Tom]] gets [[PuppyDogEyes Puppy Dog-like Eyes]] and they start welling with tears [[ItMakesSenseInContext when Tuffy reads out the part of a letter to him]]. It's fairly adorable.

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* CryCute: Male example in "Santa's Little Helpers"; [[CatsAreMean Tom]] gets [[PuppyDogEyes Puppy Dog-like Eyes]] and when they start welling with tears upon [[ItMakesSenseInContext when Tuffy reads reading out the part of a letter to him]]. It's And it's fairly adorable.



* DidntThinkThisThrough: Twice in "Out with the old.

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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Twice in "Out with the old.Old".



* TheDitz: Also Meathead who is on the DumbIsGood side of characters in the show with [[MeaningfulName his name implying his stupidity]], and he is a lot more on the KindheartedSimpleton side of cats compared to others like [[ButtMonkey Tom]] and [[{{Jerkass}} Butch.]]

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* TheDitz: Also Meathead who is on the DumbIsGood side of characters in the show with [[MeaningfulName his name implying his stupidity]], unintelligence]], and he is a lot more on the KindheartedSimpleton side of cats compared to others like [[ButtMonkey Tom]] and [[{{Jerkass}} Butch.]]



** Also Newt the newt in "The Witches" shorts.

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** Also Newt the newt in "The Witches" shorts.



%%* FemmeFatale: In a detective episode called “Feline Fatale”, Toodles plays this trope straight.

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Doubles as ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine of sorts; one time Rick tried using a MouseTrap to catch Jerry. However, the mouse [[AmusingInjury tricks him into getting his hand stuck in it]].



* {{Jerkass Ball}}: Tyke was a brat who was an extremely poor loser who beat people up when they beat him solely in “Tic Tac Do’h”, despite the fact that in every other episode and the whole franchise he was simply a nice cute puppy.

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* {{Jerkass Ball}}: JerkassBall: Tyke was a brat who was an extremely poor loser who beat people up when they beat him solely in “Tic Tac Do’h”, despite the fact that in every other episode and the whole franchise he was simply a nice cute puppy.



** Jerry receives no karma for getting Tom into trouble in Unwelcome Home.



* MouseTrap: In one episode, Rick tried use a mouse trap to catch [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]].



* ShoutOut: In "The Paper Airplane Chase," the music plays a familiar first few notes when Tom runs into a [[WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker woodpecker]].
** In one episode, Tom destroys a meteor with what is essentially an electrical powered [[Manga/DragonBall kamehameha.]]

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* ShoutOut: ShaggyDogStory: [[spoiler:The titular [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] tries to get CapturedOnPurpose by [[BuffoonishTomcat Tom]] several times in "Out with the Old" to change Rick and Ginger's minds about having a more dangerous mouse-catcher replace him. However, while he eventually succeeded with the lattermost action, it was ultimately pointless; it was soon revealed afterwards that Ric and ringer weren't considering replacing Tom, they were going to replace a cat-like doorstopper instead. Therefore, he got CapturedOnPurpose by his ArchEnemy for nothing]].
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In "The Paper Airplane Chase," the music plays a familiar first few notes when Tom runs into a [[WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker woodpecker]].
** In one episode, Tom destroys a meteor with what is essentially an electrical powered [[Manga/DragonBall kamehameha.]]kamehameha]].
* ShutUpHannibal: [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible Non-verbal equivalent]]. In one episode, [[CatsAreMean Tom]] tries to threaten Jerry via giving him a ThroatSlittingGesture. The latter clearly isn't intimidated and responds by having a robot defeat him.



* ThroatSlittingGesture: While glaring at [[ArchEnemy Jerry]] in one episode, Tom runs his forefinger (or at least, the cat-equivalent of one) beside his neck while a rather "Kcch"-like sound plays.



* UnderestimatingBadassery: An exterminator once dismissed two mice as merely being "wittle... cowards". Unfortunately for him, said mice were [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] and [[BadassAdorable Tuffy]].

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* UnderestimatingBadassery: An exterminator once dismissed two mice as merely being "wittle... cowards". Unfortunately for him, said mice were [[ResourcefulRodent Jerry]] and [[BadassAdorable Tuffy]]. Also, Rick once said this before being outsmarted by the former.
-->'''Rick:''' Spike... now you watch and [[TemptingFate I'll show you that a little mouse brain is no match for my big head]].

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* AdaptationalJerkass: Spike in the original shorts mostly only attacked Tom when either Tom provoked it, he was hurting Jerry, Spike was a guard dog guarding a place, or Spike thought Tom did something but it was actually Jerry but he didn't know that. In this show, he acts more like a mean, aggressive bully towards Tom and even Jerry at times, attacking them frequently even unprovoked, like in
"Dental case", "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is also shown to have more of an ego towards himself and dogs, like in "Picture Perfect", "Anger Mismanagement", and in the aforementioned "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is not always like this though and can still be likeable (like in "Spike Gets Skooled").

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* AdaptationalJerkass: Spike in the original shorts mostly only attacked Tom when either Tom provoked it, he was hurting Jerry, Spike was a guard dog guarding a place, or Spike thought Tom did something but it was actually Jerry but he didn't know that. In this show, he acts more like a mean, aggressive bully towards Tom and even Jerry at times, attacking them frequently even unprovoked, like in
in "Dental case", "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is also shown to have more of an ego towards himself and dogs, like in "Picture Perfect", "Anger Mismanagement", and in the aforementioned "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is not always like this though and can still be likeable (like in "Spike Gets Skooled").

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* AdaptationalJerkass: Spike in the original shorts mostly only attacked Tom when either Tom provoked it, he was hurting Jerry, Spike was a guard dog guarding a place, or Spike thought Tom did something but it was actually Jerry but he didn't know that. In this show, he acts more like a mean, aggressive bully towards Tom and even Jerry at times, attacking them frequently even unprovoked, like in "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is also shown to have more of an ego towards himself and dogs, like in "Picture Perfect", "Anger Mismanagement", and in the aforementioned "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is not always like this though and can still be likeable (like in "Spike Gets Skooled").

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* AdaptationalJerkass: Spike in the original shorts mostly only attacked Tom when either Tom provoked it, he was hurting Jerry, Spike was a guard dog guarding a place, or Spike thought Tom did something but it was actually Jerry but he didn't know that. In this show, he acts more like a mean, aggressive bully towards Tom and even Jerry at times, attacking them frequently even unprovoked, like in in
"Dental case",
"Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is also shown to have more of an ego towards himself and dogs, like in "Picture Perfect", "Anger Mismanagement", and in the aforementioned "Tic Tac Do'h" and "Baby Blues". He is not always like this though and can still be likeable (like in "Spike Gets Skooled").

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** Mostly downplayed with Jerry.
Due to Spike being made aware of Jerry's role is his and Tyke's harassment, Jerry is shown having to rely much more on his wits to avoid Tom, as he can no longer rely on Spike as a guaranteed source of protection.

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** Mostly downplayed with Jerry. \n Due to Spike being made aware of Jerry's role is his and Tyke's harassment, Jerry is shown having to rely much more on his wits to avoid Tom, as he can no longer rely on Spike as a guaranteed source of protection.
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** A minor example but Mytre from the episode "Chew Toy" greatly resembles and sounds like the Maiden (commonly known as Mammy Two-Shoes) from the original MGM series.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: In season 1 Ginger was motherly, kind to Tom and almost always defended him. Starting with season 3 however (save for Hamster Hoopla), she has become more harsh and annoying, and is more mean towards Tom when he screws up (the fact is it's actually mostly Jerry's fault half the time makes it worse), and is far less motherly towards him, often referring to him as a "lazy cat". She's at her worst in "Unwelcome Home" where she says (albeit under her breath) "Why didn't I just get a goldfish?", which Tom had managed to hear and it causes him to visibly look heartbroken. However, she does start to revert back to her motherly side towards Tom after the aforementioned "Unwelcome Home" (possibly due to him leaving in that episode). This is best shown in episodes such as "The Devil you know", "My Buddy Guard", "Tick Tick Tick" and "Curiosity thrilled the cat".

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* TookALevelInJerkass: In season 1 Ginger was motherly, kind to Tom and almost always defended him. Starting with season 3 however (save for Hamster Hoopla), she has become more harsh and annoying, and is more mean towards Tom when he screws up (the fact is it's actually mostly Jerry's fault half the time makes it worse), and is far less motherly towards him, often referring to him as a "lazy cat". She's at her worst in "Unwelcome Home" where she says (albeit under her breath) "Why didn't I just get a goldfish?", which Tom had managed to hear and it causes him to visibly look heartbroken. However, she does start seem to revert back to her motherly side towards Tom after the aforementioned "Unwelcome Home" (possibly due to him leaving in that episode). This is best shown in episodes such as "The Devil you know", "My Buddy Guard", "Tick Tick Tick" and "Curiosity thrilled the cat".
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**Mostly downplayed with Jerry.
Due to Spike being made aware of Jerry's role is his and Tyke's harassment, Jerry is shown having to rely much more on his wits to avoid Tom, as he can no longer rely on Spike as a guaranteed source of protection.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: In season 1 Ginger was motherly, kind to Tom and almost always defended him. Starting with season 3 however, she has become more harsh and annoying, and is more mean towards Tom when he screws up (the fact is it's actually mostly Jerry's fault half the time makes it worse), and is far less motherly towards him, often referring to him as a "lazy cat". She's at her worst in "Unwelcome Home" where she says (albeit under her breath) "Why didn't I just get a goldfish?", which Tom had managed to hear and it causes him to visibly look heartbroken. However, she does start to revert back to her motherly side towards Tom after the aforementioned "Unwelcome Home" (possibly due to him leaving in that episode). This is best shown in episodes such as "The Devil you know", "My Buddy Guard", "Tick Tick Tick" and "Curiosity thrilled the cat".

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* TookALevelInJerkass: In season 1 Ginger was motherly, kind to Tom and almost always defended him. Starting with season 3 however, however (save for Hamster Hoopla), she has become more harsh and annoying, and is more mean towards Tom when he screws up (the fact is it's actually mostly Jerry's fault half the time makes it worse), and is far less motherly towards him, often referring to him as a "lazy cat". She's at her worst in "Unwelcome Home" where she says (albeit under her breath) "Why didn't I just get a goldfish?", which Tom had managed to hear and it causes him to visibly look heartbroken. However, she does start to revert back to her motherly side towards Tom after the aforementioned "Unwelcome Home" (possibly due to him leaving in that episode). This is best shown in episodes such as "The Devil you know", "My Buddy Guard", "Tick Tick Tick" and "Curiosity thrilled the cat".
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* TookALevelInJerkass: In season 1 Ginger was motherly, kind to Tom and almost always defended him. Starting with season 3 however, she has become more harsh and annoying, and is more mean towards Tom when he screws up (the fact is it's actually mostly Jerry's fault half the time makes it worse), and is far less motherly towards him, often referring to him as a "lazy cat". She's at her worst in "Unwelcome Home" where she says (albeit under her breath) "Why didn't I just get a goldfish?", which Tom had managed to hear and it causes him to visibly look heartbroken. However, she does start to revert back to her motherly side towards Tom after the aforementioned "Unwelcome Home" (possibly due to him leaving in that episode), this is best shown in episodes such as "The Devil you know", "My Buddy Guard", "Tick Tick Tick" and "Curiosity thrilled the cat".

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* TookALevelInJerkass: In season 1 Ginger was motherly, kind to Tom and almost always defended him. Starting with season 3 however, she has become more harsh and annoying, and is more mean towards Tom when he screws up (the fact is it's actually mostly Jerry's fault half the time makes it worse), and is far less motherly towards him, often referring to him as a "lazy cat". She's at her worst in "Unwelcome Home" where she says (albeit under her breath) "Why didn't I just get a goldfish?", which Tom had managed to hear and it causes him to visibly look heartbroken. However, she does start to revert back to her motherly side towards Tom after the aforementioned "Unwelcome Home" (possibly due to him leaving in that episode), this episode). This is best shown in episodes such as "The Devil you know", "My Buddy Guard", "Tick Tick Tick" and "Curiosity thrilled the cat".

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