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==History== | ==History== | ||
===In the | ===In the Beginning=== | ||
===Czechmate=== | ===Czechmate=== | ||
===Smartassicus Mouse-us=== | ===Smartassicus Mouse-us=== | ||
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==Toys and merchandise== | ==Toys and merchandise== | ||
{{Main|Jerry Mouse/Toys}} | {{Main|Jerry Mouse/Toys}} | ||
==Behind the scenes== | |||
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==In popular culture== | |||
* In "Many Happy Returns," an episode of the British sitcom ''Mind Your Language'', Ali says that TV shows a lot of violence, as he is seeing someone drowned, shot, and having their head chopped off, which all came out of watching ''Tom and Jerry''. | |||
* In ''[[The Simpsons]]'', Bart and Lisa regularly watch ''The Itchy & Scratchy Show''. | |||
* In the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' episode "Rondo in New York," Bebop and Rocksteady watch a cartoon similar to ''Tom and Jerry'' named "Cheezy and Sleazy," to which the latter says that it's his favorite cartoon. | |||
* In the ''Cowboy Bebop'' episode "Waltz For Venus," while Spike and Maya board a shuttle flight to Venus to catch a trio of hijackers, a ''Tom and Jerry''-esque cartoon plays as an in-flight movie. | |||
* Tom and Jerry are a question in The Yes! No! Game by Paul Lamond Games. | |||
* In the ''Outnumbered'' episode "The Long Night," a police officer told the Brockmans that their neighbor had hit her husband over the head with a frying pan which he knows "sounds a bit Tom and Jerry." | |||
* In the ''American Dad!'' episode "Merlot Down Dirty Shame," Roger mentions "Tom and Jerry" as a spa package. | |||
* In series 21, episode 12 of ''Antiques Road Trip'', Phil asks Tim what famous double act they would be together, with Tim answering Tom and Jerry. | |||
===''The Fairly OddParents''=== | |||
{{Main|The Fairly OddParents}} | |||
* ''Channel Chasers'' (part 2): Timmy, Cosmo, Wanda, and Future Timmy travel into a parody of ''Tom and Jerry'' called ''Ted & Jimmy'', with Timmy and the fairies in the role of Jerry and Vicky in the role of Tom. There's even a dog like Spike. Cosmo and Wanda jump in front of the screen every time there is violence and comment they can't believe how this wasn't censored in the 1940s. | |||
* "Mice Capades:" Timmy, Cosmo, and Poof tuned in to see ''Sleazy and Cheezy!'', When it's over, the impressionable baby Poof sees the animosity between Vicky and Timmy as a means of continuing watching ''Sleazy and Cheezy!'', so he transforms them into his very own Sleazy and Cheezy/Tom and Jerry. | |||
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===''Family Guy''=== | |||
{{Main|Family Guy}} | |||
* "Road to Rupert:" Stewie is superimposed on Jerry who danced with [[Gene Kelly|Joe Brady]] during "[[The Worry Song]]" in the film ''Anchors Aweigh''. | |||
* "Valentine's Day in Quahog:" Peter and Lois spend the day in bed during Valentine's Day, which includes watching the final episode of ''Tom and Jerry'', in which Tom hires an exterminator to get rid of Jerry. The exterminator asks Tom what he wants to be done with the body of Jerry, but Tom doesn't care about that part, Jerry can be thrown in the garbage for all he cares, but Tom does show some interest in keeping one of Jerry's oversized mallets. | |||
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Stewie and Gene Kelly.png| | |||
Tom signs for the exterminator.png| | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 21:34, 18 April 2023
Jerry Mouse | |
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Jerry in Hatch Up Your Troubles. | |
Species | Mouse |
Gender | Male |
Affiliation | Tom Cat Spike Quacker Robyn Starling |
Occupation | Author[1] |
Goals | To run away and outsmart Tom |
Other relative(s) | Nephew, Nibbles/Tuffy[2] Cousins, Muscles Mouse and George[2] Uncle, Pecos |
Marital status | Single |
First appearance | T&J: Puss Gets the Boot (1940) |
Played by | William Hanna Mel Blanc (1963-67) Frank Welker (1990-93, 2002) Dana Hill (1992) Samuel Vincent (2006-08) |
Gene Deitch's Jerry. | |
Chuck Jones's Jerry. | |
The Tom & Jerry Show | |
Tom & Jerry Kids | |
The Mansion Cat | |
File:Tales Jerry.png Tom and Jerry Tales | |
File:2014 Jerry.png The Tom and Jerry Show | |
File:2021 Movie Jerry.png Tom & Jerry | |
Tomut Jelly | |
Hurry, Hurry, Tom and Jerry |
Jerry Mouse is the main character of the Tom and Jerry animated franchise, playing the hero protagonist, although he hasn't been entirely innocent throughout. Jerry was introduced as a character in a theatrical short series, with his first appearance in Puss Gets the Boot, and subsequently appeared in other media, such as TV series and direct-to-video films. Jerry is a mostly silent character, who was originally performed by William Hanna, whose vocalization is still in use today long after his passing. His most memorable speaking role occurred in Tom and Jerry: The Movie, in which his voice came out from actress Dana Hill's.
He has to constantly watch out for Tom Cat, who as one might expect, wants to get rid of Jerry, although sometimes it appears to be more about the thrill of the chase. Despite this, Jerry appears to live life fairly easily.
Character description
Whereas his frenemy Tom is both a cunning and aggressive instigator, Jerry is different, in that he is more of a carefree trickster. The mouse is generally excited, free-spirited, and almost child-like. He also seeks to have fun no matter who he harms, much to the annoyance of Tom in several occasions.
Jerry is a brown mouse, whose color tone varies depending on his appearances. He also has large ears on his head, a proportionally sized tail, four whiskers on his nose and a small tuft on his head facing forward.
He rarely speaks, relying on a range of vocal effects to express his emotions. Many of these are usually made up of high pitched yells and screams.
Appearances
TV series
- The Tom & Jerry Show (1975)
- The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show
- Tom & Jerry Kids
- The Powerpuff Girls
- 1.8B "Ice Sore" (mentioned)
- Tom and Jerry Tales
- The Tom and Jerry Show (2014)
- Tom and Jerry in New York
- Tomut Jelly
- 1.1 "Party Time"
- 1.2 "Rainbow Candy Shop"
- Hurry, Hurry, Tom and Jerry
- Tom and Jerry Time (announced)
Movies
- Anchors Aweigh
- Dangerous When Wet
- Tom and Jerry: The Movie
- Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring
- Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars
- Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry
- Tom and Jerry: Shiver Me Whiskers
- Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale
- Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes
- Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz
- Tom and Jerry: Robin Hood and His Merry Mouse
- Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure
- Tom and Jerry: The Lost Dragon
- Tom and Jerry: Spy Quest
- Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz
- Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
- Tom & Jerry
- Tom and Jerry Cowboy Up
- Tom and Jerry: Snowman's Land
Specials
Shorts
Comics
- The Flash/Speed Buggy Special (alternate cover)
Video games
Stage performances
History
In the Beginning
Czechmate
Smartassicus Mouse-us
You Can't Do That on Television
The Tom and Jerry "Comedy" Show
Celebrating another 50 years! 50 years of fun!
Baby Jerry doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo
Development
Gallery
- Main article: Jerry Mouse/Gallery
Toys and merchandise
- Main article: Jerry Mouse/Toys
Behind the scenes
In popular culture
- In "Many Happy Returns," an episode of the British sitcom Mind Your Language, Ali says that TV shows a lot of violence, as he is seeing someone drowned, shot, and having their head chopped off, which all came out of watching Tom and Jerry.
- In The Simpsons, Bart and Lisa regularly watch The Itchy & Scratchy Show.
- In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episode "Rondo in New York," Bebop and Rocksteady watch a cartoon similar to Tom and Jerry named "Cheezy and Sleazy," to which the latter says that it's his favorite cartoon.
- In the Cowboy Bebop episode "Waltz For Venus," while Spike and Maya board a shuttle flight to Venus to catch a trio of hijackers, a Tom and Jerry-esque cartoon plays as an in-flight movie.
- Tom and Jerry are a question in The Yes! No! Game by Paul Lamond Games.
- In the Outnumbered episode "The Long Night," a police officer told the Brockmans that their neighbor had hit her husband over the head with a frying pan which he knows "sounds a bit Tom and Jerry."
- In the American Dad! episode "Merlot Down Dirty Shame," Roger mentions "Tom and Jerry" as a spa package.
- In series 21, episode 12 of Antiques Road Trip, Phil asks Tim what famous double act they would be together, with Tim answering Tom and Jerry.
The Fairly OddParents
- Main article: The Fairly OddParents
- Channel Chasers (part 2): Timmy, Cosmo, Wanda, and Future Timmy travel into a parody of Tom and Jerry called Ted & Jimmy, with Timmy and the fairies in the role of Jerry and Vicky in the role of Tom. There's even a dog like Spike. Cosmo and Wanda jump in front of the screen every time there is violence and comment they can't believe how this wasn't censored in the 1940s.
- "Mice Capades:" Timmy, Cosmo, and Poof tuned in to see Sleazy and Cheezy!, When it's over, the impressionable baby Poof sees the animosity between Vicky and Timmy as a means of continuing watching Sleazy and Cheezy!, so he transforms them into his very own Sleazy and Cheezy/Tom and Jerry.
Family Guy
- Main article: Family Guy
- "Road to Rupert:" Stewie is superimposed on Jerry who danced with Joe Brady during "The Worry Song" in the film Anchors Aweigh.
- "Valentine's Day in Quahog:" Peter and Lois spend the day in bed during Valentine's Day, which includes watching the final episode of Tom and Jerry, in which Tom hires an exterminator to get rid of Jerry. The exterminator asks Tom what he wants to be done with the body of Jerry, but Tom doesn't care about that part, Jerry can be thrown in the garbage for all he cares, but Tom does show some interest in keeping one of Jerry's oversized mallets.
References
- ^ Life with Tom, 1953.
- ^ a b Feedin' the Kiddie, 1957.