Everything's Better with Penguins: The episode, "Adventures in Penguin Sitting", features.When Jerry learns the female "mouse" he's in love with was actually working for Tom, thus implying she never liked him in the first place, he's clearly hurt. For example, in "Cry Uncle", the duo teams up to get rid of Jerry's annoying Uncle Pecos (who first appeared in 1953's " Pecos Pest"). Eating the Eye Candy: In "Hi, Robot", Jerry briefly checks out a Robot Girl.Disproportionate Retribution: Tom defends Tyke from the out-of-control tennisball shooter, but he misses one, and it slowly shoots up and barely hits Tyke, but Spike takes this as "playing rough" anyway.Rough Draft episodes tended to be on-model but with less in-betweens, while Yearim and Toon City opted for fuller animation. Depending on the Artist: In season 2, the show was animated by three overseas studios: Rough Draft Studios, Yearim Productions, and Toon City.Lifeguard trainer: You know, I almost hope he doesn't wake up. Droopy rescues him and starts bouncing on his chest to squeeze the water out of his mouth, and even goes as far as to give him mouth-to-mouth.
Tom then ends up needing to be saved when he gets stomach cramps after eating a whole pizza in the pool. While Tom is sabotaging Droopy to get the job, Jerry is retaliating by sabotaging Tom to help Droopy. CPR: Clean, Pretty, Reliable: In "A Life Less Guarded", Tom and Droopy are training to become lifeguards at a city pool.Guess what they're doing in "Catfish Follies?" Continuity Nod: At the end of "Babysitting Blues", Tom and Jerry both leave (after not wanting to watch their sisters' kids any longer) to go fishing.Construction Zone Calamity: "Deconstruction Junction" and "Jackhammered Cat".Chekhov's Gunman: At the end of "Northern Light Fish Fight," the fish is ultimately eaten by the polar bear sighted briefly in the short's opening pan.Cool Board: Jerry rides on his Skateboard in "Xtreme Trouble".Joe Bear, an extremely loud bear who hates noise from Tex Avery's Rock-a-bye Bear, makes a cameo in the episode "Sasquashed". The Cameo: Wolfie, from Tex Avery's Red Hot Riding Hood and numerous Droopy shorts, appears as a ghost in "Spook House Mouse".Granted, food might've had at least some part in it, but even then, they're A-OK with sharing it with Tom. They don't seem to have any motivation to helping Tom defeat Jerry other than the former being kind to them. Because You Were Nice to Me: An implied one with the ant in "Little Big Mouse".Badly Battered Babysitter: In "Babysitting Blues", both Tom and Jerry babysit their respective nephews.Badass Biker: Tom rides on his motorcycle in "Xtreme Trouble".Art Shift: One later short, "Game of Mouse & Cat", features the duo as they looked in their early 1940s shorts.Animation Bump: In the opening sequence and the first few episodes.Antagonist in Mourning: Tom in "Bats What I Like About the South" creates a tombstone of Jerry and crying for him, not aware that Jerry is alive and scaring him with a bat who looks like him.
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