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* EvolvingCredits: The first season had the show's logo appear thematically over a city and shows clips of Tom, Jerry and their co-stars doing about their lives, ending with the same logo. The Season 2, 3 and 4 opening changes this radically to have Tom chase Jerry around a construction site, passing their co-stars as the show's logo is being built, and it ends with the full cast rising on a girder and the same logo being displayed over the city.
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* EvolvingCredits: The first season and second seasons had the show's logo appear thematically over a city and shows clips of Tom, Jerry and their co-stars doing about their lives, ending with the same logo. The Season 2, 3 and 4 opening changes this radically to have Tom chase Jerry around a construction site, passing their co-stars as the show's logo is being built, and it ends with the full cast rising on a girder and the same logo being displayed over the city.
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* HeroesWantRedHeads: Miss Vavoom for Droopy, especially in shorts where Droopy and Dripple impersonates some sort of film or television heroes.
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*ADayInTheLimelight: As the show progressed, much of the secondary cast of characters began starring in their own independent shorts starting in the second season:
** The Urfo (who may or may not be the same character who appears in the first season, but redesigned and capable of speaking) co-stars "The Little Thinker" with his new owner, a little boy named Buzz.
** Wild Mouse (now also redesigned) gets "Wild Mouse II" and "Hunter Pierre". His appearances with Tom also count, as Jerry is absent in most of these shorts.
** Slowpoke Antonio has "Just Rambling Along" and "Rootin' Tootin' Slowpoke".
** Swampy Fox (in his only appearance on the show) and The Gator Brothers (from "Wild Mouse II") are the stars of "Cajun Gumbo".
** Bernie the Swallow, and by extension Kyle and Clyde, stars in "Swallow The Swallow" and "Grab That Bird."
** Kyle The Cat also has the short "Pound Hound" in season three.
** The Mouse Scouts (without Jerry) are the central focus of "Roughing It", the final segment of the third season.
** Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake from WesternAnimation/CBBears, now able to speak, are the highlights of "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park".
** Calaboose Cal had "The Mouth Is Quicker Than The Eye" and "Termite Terminator" both from the fourth season, with the latter being the last short that stars a character other than Tom & Jerry, Droopy & Dripple or Spike & Tyke in the lead role .
** The Urfo (who may or may not be the same character who appears in the first season, but redesigned and capable of speaking) co-stars "The Little Thinker" with his new owner, a little boy named Buzz.
** Wild Mouse (now also redesigned) gets "Wild Mouse II" and "Hunter Pierre". His appearances with Tom also count, as Jerry is absent in most of these shorts.
** Slowpoke Antonio has "Just Rambling Along" and "Rootin' Tootin' Slowpoke".
** Swampy Fox (in his only appearance on the show) and The Gator Brothers (from "Wild Mouse II") are the stars of "Cajun Gumbo".
** Bernie the Swallow, and by extension Kyle and Clyde, stars in "Swallow The Swallow" and "Grab That Bird."
** Kyle The Cat also has the short "Pound Hound" in season three.
** The Mouse Scouts (without Jerry) are the central focus of "Roughing It", the final segment of the third season.
** Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake from WesternAnimation/CBBears, now able to speak, are the highlights of "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park".
** Calaboose Cal had "The Mouth Is Quicker Than The Eye" and "Termite Terminator" both from the fourth season, with the latter being the last short that stars a character other than Tom & Jerry, Droopy & Dripple or Spike & Tyke in the lead role .
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''Tom & Jerry Kids'' was one of the countless TV revivals of the classic ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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''Tom & Jerry Kids'' was one of the countless TV revivals of the classic ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' ''Franchise/TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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* LighterAndSofter: Basically ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' with pulled punches. Well, it ''was'' TheNineties, after all.
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* LighterAndSofter: Basically ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' ''Franchise/TomAndJerry'' with pulled punches. Well, it ''was'' TheNineties, after all.
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* {{Revival}}: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in WesternAnimation/CBBears, are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances they speak here.
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* {{Revival}}: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in WesternAnimation/CBBears, are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances appearances, they speak here.
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* Revival: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in "WesternAnimation/CBBears", are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances they speak here.
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* Revival: {{Revival}}: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in "WesternAnimation/CBBears", WesternAnimation/CBBears, are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances they speak here.
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* Revival: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in CB Bears, are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances they speak here.
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* Revival: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in CB Bears, "WesternAnimation/CBBears", are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances they speak here.
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* Revival: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake, one of the recurring segments in CB Bears, are the main characters in two episodes of the fourth and final season, "Destructive Construction" and "Abusement Park". Unlike their original appearances they speak here.
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** In the episode "Yo Ho Ho... Bub", when Miss Vavoom is introduced, her walk animation resembles that of Red in the ending of the Creator/TexAvery cartoon "The Shooting of Dan [=McGoo=]".
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** In the episode "Yo Ho Ho... Bub", when Miss Vavoom is introduced, her walk animation resembles that of Red in the ending of the Creator/TexAvery cartoon "The Shooting of Dan [=McGoo=]"."WesternAnimation/TheShootingOfDanMcGoo".
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* NeverSayDie: A WantedPoster says Sheik [=McWolf=] is wanted "Alive or Otherwise".
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* TheKlutz: The KindheartedSimpleton Clyde who is an dimwitted and extremely clumsy cat whom encounters Tom and causes problems for him unwittingly and can clumsy that it [[TooDumbToLive gives himself some problems]] and [[ButtMonkey is in needing help most of the time]] (whether it helps out Tom staying safe for the better or not).
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* TheKlutz: The KindheartedSimpleton Clyde who is an a dimwitted and extremely clumsy cat whom encounters Tom and causes problems for him unwittingly Tom unintentionally and can is so clumsy that it [[TooDumbToLive ithe[[TooDumbToLive gives himself some problems]] and [[ButtMonkey is in needing help most of the time]] (whether it helps out Tom staying stay safe for the better or not).
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* SpinoffBabies: It's not called Tom and Jerry kids for nothing
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* SpinoffBabies: It's not called Tom "Tom and Jerry kids Kids" for nothingnothing.
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** With Tom during the 2nd opening of the show after he runs through a fence chasing Jerry
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** With Tom during the 2nd opening of the show after he runs through a fence chasing JerryJerry.
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* PacManFever: "Monster Maze Zap Man" has an arcade that took its sounds from the Atari version of ''Videogame/DonkeyKong''.
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* HoldingHands: The closing credits for the first season depict silhouettes of Tom and Jerry walking while holding hands.
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* EvolvingCredits: The first season had the show's logo appear thematically over a city and shows clips of Tom, Jerry and their co-stars doing about their lives, ending with the same logo. The Season 2, 3 and 4 opening changes this radically to have Tom chase Jerry around a construction site, passing their co-stars as the show's logo is being built, and it ends with the full cast rising on a girder and the same logo being displayed over the city.
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* AnimatedActors: [=McWolf=] frequently breaks the fourth wall and talks about his bit in shorts as an actor would talk about a film role, including having to wear a fat-suit to play his gangster persona, The Chubby Man.
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** Lampshaded in one instance where it looks like [=McWolf=] is shooting at Droopy and Dripple only to reveal he's physically tossing bullets at them, bemoaning how stupid it looks when he's not allowed to use a gun.
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* BoundAndGagged: Dripple is on trial in "Droopy Law" with Miss Vavoom as his public defender and [=McWolf=] as the injured party. Vavoom has a tape proving that Dripple is innocent. However, before she can play it, [=McWolf=] grabs her, runs out of the courtroom (with fighting noises being heard afterwards), and comes back without her, coming up with an excuse for her absence before playing his tape. Soon after, Vavoom returns in the courtroom, tied up, gagged, and blindfolded, hopping until she arrives next to Dripple, who unties her before she plays her tape.
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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. Despite that, it is still looked at in a more positive light than previous Tom and Jerry incarnatons. 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''.
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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 ''WesternAnimation/TheTomAndJerryShow'', though the slapstick was still had toned down compared to the same watered-down violence carried over. Despite that, it is still looked at in a more positive light than previous Tom and Jerry incarnatons.original shorts. 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''.
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** "Droopo: First Bloodhound" has [=McWolf=] escape from a high-security prison just like in ''WesternAnimation/DumbHounded'', complete with the searchlight finding him and scaring him, but unlike the original short where he walks up the wall, he ''lifts'' the wall upward and escapes underneath it.
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** "Droopo: First Bloodhound" has [=McWolf=] escape from a high-security prison just like in ''WesternAnimation/DumbHounded'', complete with the searchlight finding him and scaring him, but unlike the original short where in which he walks up the wall, he ''lifts'' the wall upward and escapes underneath it.
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* MythologyGag: In the episode "Yo Ho Ho... Bub", when Miss Vavoom is introduced, her walk animation resembles that of Red in the ending of the Creator/TexAvery cartoon "The Shooting of Dan [=McGoo=]".
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** In the episode "Yo Ho Ho... Bub", when Miss Vavoom is introduced, her walk animation resembles that of Red in the ending of the Creator/TexAvery cartoon "The Shooting of Dan[=McGoo=]".[=McGoo=]".
** "Droopo: First Bloodhound" has [=McWolf=] escape from a high-security prison just like in ''WesternAnimation/DumbHounded'', complete with the searchlight finding him and scaring him, but unlike the original short where he walks up the wall, he ''lifts'' the wall upward and escapes underneath it.
** In the episode "Yo Ho Ho... Bub", when Miss Vavoom is introduced, her walk animation resembles that of Red in the ending of the Creator/TexAvery cartoon "The Shooting of Dan
** "Droopo: First Bloodhound" has [=McWolf=] escape from a high-security prison just like in ''WesternAnimation/DumbHounded'', complete with the searchlight finding him and scaring him, but unlike the original short where he walks up the wall, he ''lifts'' the wall upward and escapes underneath it.
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* KangarooCourt: The court in "Twelve Angry Sheep". [=McWolf=] even mentions this trope in-name.
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* KangarooCourt: The court in "Twelve Angry Sheep". [=McWolf=] even mentions lampshades this trope in-name.trope.
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* SpinoffBabiesSpinoffBabies: It's not called Tom and Jerry kids for nothing
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* AnimationBump: The episodes animated by Mr Big compared to the ones by Wang or Filcartoons.
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* AnimationBump: The episodes animated by Mr Big Fil-Cartoons compared to the ones by Wang or Filcartoons.Wang.
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* PaintedTunnelRealTrain: Spoofed in a Droopy short with a car race, where the villain [=McWolf=] takes advantage of ArtisticExpression, by having Droopy drive into a sign and shoving said sign off a cliff (the wolf earlier crashed into a painted tunnel).
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* PaintedTunnelRealTrain: Spoofed in a Droopy short with a car race, where the villain [=McWolf=] takes advantage of ArtisticExpression, this trope by having Droopy drive into a sign and shoving said sign off a cliff (the wolf earlier crashed into a painted tunnel).
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* SingingMountie: In "Pooches in Peril," DroopyAndDripple are RCMP officers. Wherever they go, they sing a theme song that includes the chorus "Mounties! The Mounties! Rah, rah, rah!"
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* SingingMountie: In "Pooches in Peril," DroopyAndDripple Droopy and Dripple are RCMP officers. Wherever they go, they sing a theme song that includes the chorus "Mounties! The Mounties! Rah, rah, rah!"
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* SingingMountie: In "Pooches in Peril," DroopyAndDripple are RCMP officers. Wherever they go, they sing a theme song that includes the chorus "Mounties! The Mounties! Rah, rah, rah!"
