I liked almost all of them (Except for some of those Cshezeslovakian ones, UGH!)

Here's one no-one mentioned


"Old Rockin' Chair Tom"


This one was funny in my opinion.

Other favorites of mine include:

"THE CAT CONCERTO", "The Mouse From H.U.N.G.E.R.", "The Yankee Doodle Mouse", "Love That Pup", and "Mice Follies". And lots of others. :P 8D

I don't often watch (or like) Tom and Jerry, but amoung that list I find one of my faves being Little School Mouse. Mostly because it's the only I remember on that list other than The Night Before Christmas, which is pretty good as well. The ending really warmed my heart, it was truely satisfying.

Cannery Rodent Was a favorite to me, and Little School Mouse. Most Of All Hanna-Barbera shorts of Tom and Jerry were famous.

^ Most of the cartoons Bill and Joe did at MGM. Many fans try their best to forget the 1975 made-for-TV T&J cartoons Hanna-Barbera did for ABC (in which Jerry was drawn out of proportion, given a bow tie, and was pals with Tom in many of the episodes) as well as the 1980 Filmation show (on CBS) and 1990's Tom & Jerry Kids (on Fox). Give Kids WB (on CW) a bit of credit for Tom & Jerry Tales in that it's pretty much old school T&J.

Do you like it better if did speak or they speak?

Tom and Jerry talked in a few cartoons, the last one being Chuck Jones' The Cat Above, The Mouse Below), and it was really given the situation and what they said that mattered--not how many times they chose to speak. Tom's line at the end of Million Dollar Cat is a perfect example of when to have them talk, based on what he went through during the cartoon.

Do you like it if Jerry wins?

Only when he's at his most vulnerable and defensive. Otherwise, like in Million Dollar Cat and Timid Tabby, Tom's victory is well-earned.