Tom et Jerry Kids

19906

AnimationComédieKids

Sortie

08 sept. 1990

Pays

États-Unis

Productions

Hanna-Barbera CartoonsTurner Entertainment Co.

Les épisodes mettent en scène le duo Tom et Jerry lorsqu'ils étaient chaton et souriceau, respectivement. Ils sont également accompagné d'autres personnages tels que Droopy et Dripple, et Spike et Tyke.

About

Quick guide

Tom & Jerry Kids Show brings the classic cat‑and‑mouse rivalry into toddler form, airing on Fox Kids in the early 1990s.

Tom and Jerry Kids revisits the beloved chase in a child‑friendly setting. The series shows the kitten Tom and the baby mouse Jerry, still silent, outsmarting each other in a series of fast‑paced, slapstick segments. Supporting characters like Spike & Tyke, Droopy & Dripple, Slowpoke Antonio, and Calaboose Cal add variety, while each 22‑minute episode contains two seven‑minute adventures. Designed for preschool‑age viewers, the show tones down the violence and delivers humor through physical comedy rather than dialogue. Its playful tone and bright animation made it a staple of the Fox Kids lineup in the early 1990s.

What to know

22‑minute episodes split into two 7‑minute segments
65 episodes over four seasons
Toddler Tom and Jerry remain silent, chasing each other in slapstick gags
Voiced by Frank Welker (Tom, Jerry) and other Hanna‑Barbera talents
Produced by Hanna‑Barbera and Turner Entertainment, later aired on Cartoon Network
Episodes feature recurring segments: Spike & Tyke, Droopy & Dripple, Slowpoke Antonio, Calaboose Cal, Wild Mouse
Received a Daytime Emmy nomination in 1992 for music direction
Home‑media releases include a 2013 DVD of Season 1 and early 1990s VHS cassettes

Watch if

If you enjoy light‑hearted, fast‑paced slapstick that preserves the classic Tom & Jerry chase while making it appropriate for toddlers, this early 1990s series offers short, humorous adventures with minimal dialogue and mild cartoon violence.

Skip if

If you’re looking for high‑stakes action, deep storylines, or mature themes, the quiet, family‑friendly tone of Tom & Jerry Kids may feel too simplistic for your taste.

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Series Overview

The show presents a toddler version of Tom and Jerry, keeping their classic silent rivalry while tailoring the humor for younger audiences. Each episode is a 22‑minute program broken into two seven‑minute segments that feature fast‑paced gags and light slapstick violence suitable for preschoolers.

Characters & Voices

Tom and Jerry are voiced by Frank Welker, with other Hanna‑Barbera actors like Charlie Adler and Patrick Fraley providing voices for Spike, Droopy, and other side characters. The series retains the original characters’ personalities but renders them in a more child‑friendly, rounded style.

Episode Segments

Besides the main Tom & Jerry chase, the show includes recurring segments such as Spike & Tyke, Droopy & Dripple, Slowpoke Antonio, Calaboose Cal, and Wild Mouse. These provide variety while staying true to the classic Tom & Jerry format.

Production & Broadcast

Co‑produced by Hanna‑Barbera and Turner Entertainment, the series premiered on Fox Kids in September 1990 and ran until 1994. It later aired on Cartoon Network and Boomerang, cementing its place in 1990s Saturday‑morning lineups.

Home Media & Awards

Season 1 saw a 2013 DVD release, while early VHS cassettes appeared in the early 1990s. The series earned a Daytime Emmy nomination in 1992 for Outstanding Music Direction and Composition.

Viewer Reception

Parents appreciated the mild violence and silent humor, while children enjoyed the energetic chase scenes. The show’s simplicity helped it fit into the family‑friendly Fox Kids schedule.

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