The Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse

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The Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse Tom and Jerry series
Title card of The Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse
Directed by	Chuck Jones Maurice Noble (co-director)
Produced by	Chuck Jones Les Goldman (executive producer)
Story by	Michael Maltese Chuck Jones
Voices by	Mel Blanc
Music by	Eugene Poddany
Animation by	Don Towsley Tom Ray Dick Thompson Ben Washam Ken Harris
Studio	Sib Tower 12 Productions
Distributed by	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date(s)	1964
Color process	Metrocolor
Running time	7 minutes
Preceded by	Snowbody Loves Me
Followed by	Ah, Sweet Mouse-Story of Life
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The Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse is a 1964 cartoon directed and produced by Chuck Jones.

[edit] Plot

Tom treats Jerry like a slave, forcing the latter to fetch milk, massage his shoulders, etc. However, a kitten is delivered to the house, and the owner instantly falls in love with the kitten. Tom takes an instant disliking to the kitten, Tom thinks from house to himself equals heaven(the sky,cloud,and gates) and House plus Tom plus the new cat equals hell(with fire and the devil) and when the owner leaves the house,Tom tries to get rid of the kitten. However, Jerry decides to ally himself with the kitten in order to get back at Tom.

Jerry forces Tom out of the house and then locks all the windows and doors. Tom makes several failed attempts to get back in the house, and finally ends up stuck in a window with Jerry paddling him. Tom surrenders, and is then forced to act as a slave for Jerry and the kitten. The cartoon ends with the kitten sipping milk from a straw and Jerry receiving a shoulder massage from Tom.