Not wanting to go to the dentist, Spike has Tom and Jerry remove his tooth with weird results. It's Picture Day, and Jerry tries to get Tuffy ready as Ginger gets Tom and Spike ready as well. Jerry befriends a cricket who is causing trouble for Tom.

Tom, Spike and Tyke are followed and chased by a rain cloud. When the cloud disappears, Jerry and Tuffy fool them by pretending it's still raining; Rick orders the "Suck-Up" machine from a commercial on T.V.; Tom and Jerry both mess around with it; Little Quacker thinks he's the cause of Tom, Jerry and Spike's misfortunes after he walks under a ladder.

Tom is determined to hijack the fun Jerry and Tuffy are having with making paper airplanes. Tom's hijinks take a turn for the worse when he realizes he's made a paper airplane out of Ginger's great-great grandmother's treasured fruitcake recipe.

Toodles' folks are coming for a visit. Problem is they think she's married with kittens. Tom plays the role of husband and volunteers Jerry and Tuffy to play their kittens.

Jerry has mocked-up a Reward if Found poster with Tom's picture and the address of the neighbor with the ferocious dog listed as Tom's home. After being brought back home, Tom tries to escape and avoid being brought back again.

When Hildie and Beatie believe they had a few of their things stolen, they use a little magic to create Bog, the Cottage Beast. The new addition makes Tom and Jerry wish they had copped to using the stolen goods to beat up on each other.

The witch sisters are brewing their latest concoction. As they put the ingredients into the cauldron, they discover the walnuts has disappeared. Jerry's enjoying the nuts. They blame Tom and send him out to gather nuts for the potion.

Butch and Meathead don't want to miss a marathon of their favorite show so they make a deal with Tom to trade TV time for a treasure map. Tom and Jerry don't know the map is a fake.

Trouble ensues when Tom is separated from his own shadow. Having been strapped with Tom its entire life, the talking shadow refuses to go back to the life he once had!

After the witches fly off into the night, Tom chases Jerry into a room full of enchanted bottles. When Jerry tries to hide in one, he inadvertently releases a mischievous thousand year-old Genie who grants Jerry three wishes.

After a rough cat and mouse, Jerry quits. Tom is stunned as he watches his friend storm off to his hole, pack up his belongings and leave.

After an unsuccessful attempt on Tom's part to catch Jerry, a traveling cat salesman is happy to sell Tom just what he needs; a series of elaborate mousetraps, tricks, and schemes. Tom attempts to dish out a world of hurt to Jerry.

Tom and Jerry get into a garden growing contest that turns out badly for Tom.

Over Ginger's objections, Rick has installed a high-tech home automation system. Tom and Jerry try using the system against each other but eventually the house kicks their butts and they lose complete control of the system.

A cat and mouse ends with Tom taking a shot to the kisser that knocks the cat out. With first aid, Tom awakens a kung-fu master. Now Jerry, Tuffy and Spike must reverse whatever happened to Tom to make him so lethal.

Hildie is mixing a batch of foot balm that'll soften and beautify her gnarly-looking feet. She has Tom rub it in. Unfortunately, the foot balm is a little too strong and makes her foot disappear.

A little cat and mouse leads Jerry to take refuge in his hole in the wall where he runs into Franky Two-Face the rat, who now calls Jerry's home, his home. Jerry's tossed out onto his keister. Tom finds this funny.

Butch finds a wish bone in the garbage and dupes Tom into believing it will make his wishes come true. Butch trades Tom the bone for cans of cat food. Butch thinks he's pulled off the best scam ever until his wishes start coming true.

Tom and Butch both set out to win Toodles affection while Jerry plays Cyrano to Winston to help him get over his nerves.