Mammy sees through Tom's impression and yells "THOMAS!". Mammy asks Tom, who she thinks is a man, if he has seen a cat. "Mouse Cleaning" (Hanna and Barbera 1948):Īfter the huge coal spill at the end of the cartoon, Tom originally came out of the pile of coal inīlackface. The next thing you see, abruptly, is Tom running faceįirst into a frying pan that the mice are holding up in a doorway. As edited, you see a scene where Nibbles, held up by Jerry, spits milk into Tom's face,Īnd you see them run away from Tom into another room. Missing is a scene where Jerry and Nibbles try to fool Tom by disguising themselves in blackface with
"The Milky Waif" (Hanna and Barbera 1946): The baby seal throwing a trash can cover at Tom causing Tom to look Chinese is cut. "Little Runaway" (Hanna and Barbera 1952): Also gone was the part directly following the candle scene, in which some airborne champaign bottles hit the blackened Tom in the back of the head causing him to fly into the cabinet of dishes. Up by having Tom retain his Indian headdress which was absent in the original version.Īnother edit has the candle land on Tom's tail but nothing happens. The candle setting him on fire, Tom appeared shortly in blackface. The scene in which a candle fired by Nibbles lands on Tom's tail was reanimated. "The Little Orphan" (Hanna and Barbera 1949): The scene from "The Little Orphan" fades out early after the candle burns Tom. "Life With Tom" (Hanna and Barbera 1953): The scene where Jerry and the canary disguise themselves as Indians to trick Tom is cut. The exploding teapot scene from "Yankee Doodle Mouse" fades out early. "Jerry's Diary" (Hanna and Barbera 1949): 3 has the dialogue restorted, but it cuts out the small cannibal at the end. The Tom and Jerry: Spotlight Collection Vol. Though the audience saw all the characters' lips moving.
All the natives and Jerry's imitation were silent, even Set has all the cannibal dialogue edited out. The version released on the TOM & JERRY ON PARADE videotape and THE ART OF TOM & JERRY laserdisc "His Mouse Friday" (Hanna and Barbera 1951): This cartoon is missing the scenes with Mammy Two-Shoes. The entire scene where the bird tosses Tom into the laundry and Tom emerges looking like an Indian chief Mammy's appearance at the end is sometimes removed.
The version that occasionally plays on Cartoon Network has Mammy's voice redubbed. Where Tom coming up from the sofa with rings around his neck isn't. Tom breathing cigar smoke in Jerry's face causing Jerry to do a blackface dance is deleted but the scene Tom and Jerry - The Ultimate Censorship Comparison guide "Casanova Cat" (Hanna and Barbera 1951): Please note that as of August 22, 2006, the UK has banned all scenes of Tom and Jerry smoking and therefore areįor a more concise listing of edits check out this great article at Worldwide DVD Forums: These are the most common edits found inĮarly video/DVD releases as well as broadcast. This is notĪ complete listing as there are a lot of different variations out there. This list is in alphabetical order, showing the edits that were made to Tom and Jerry cartoons. Those rights belong to those big companies and corporations Sounds, images, or anything else related to 'Tom and Jerry'. Way, shape or form, claim any ownership to the characters,
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