Tom And Jerry

Tom and Jerry is a short-form animated comedy series created by animators and directors William Hanna and Joseph Barbera and produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from 1940 to 1967. The series revolves around the cat Tom and the mouse Jerry who live in the same house, and Tom constantly tries to catch Jerry and feed him to other cats, but Jerry always escapes and plays tricks on Tom and gets out safely.

The episodes are characterized by their satirical comedic style, the use of visual humor elements and fast-paced movement, in addition to their beloved characters, especially Tom and Jerry, who have become some of the most famous cartoon characters in the world.

More than 166 episodes of the Tom and Jerry series have been produced, many of which have won Academy Awards, and many films and television series based on the series have also been produced.

Here is a description of the most prominent characters in the Tom and Jerry series:

Tom: A blue-gray cat, large in size, strong, but sometimes stupid.
Jerry: A brown mouse, small in size, intelligent, and loves to joke with Tom.
Butch: A black cat, and he is Tom's biggest rival.
Emmy: A white cat, and she is Tom's friend.
Speedy Gonzales: A Mexican mouse wearing a Mexican hat, and he is Jerry's friend.
Episodes of the Tom and Jerry series are very popular with children and adults alike, due to their entertaining stories and beloved characters. The series has been translated into many languages and has been aired on many television channels around the world.