Ep 38. Mouse Cleaning

Tom and Jerry season 1 episode 38, titled "Mouse Cleaning," follows the classic cat-and-mouse duo in their never-ending pursuit of one another. The episode begins with Jerry who is enjoying some cheese in his mouse hole. Seeing the mess around him, Jerry decides to clean up his mouse hole. But as soon as he steps out, he finds Tom waiting for him with a broom in his hand.

Tom chases Jerry around the house, with the broom, causing chaos and destruction everywhere he goes. Jerry manages to evade him by hiding under a rug and using a pipe as a hiding place. Then, Jerry gets an idea to disguise himself as a piece of cheese, which successfully tricks Tom.

However, their peace is broken when Tom sees the mess in the living room and decides to clean it up. Using a powerful vacuum cleaner, Tom begins to clean up the living room with enthusiasm. But Jerry, who has been hiding in the vacuum cleaner, puts the machine in reverse, causing it to blow all the dirt and dust back into the living room. Tom is shocked as he sees the room becoming even messier than before.

Then the fighting between the two continues as Tom tries to catch Jerry while he hides under the sofa. As the search goes on, Tom accidentally swallows a ball and becomes motionless. Jerry, who sees the situation, decides to take advantage of the situation, dressing up as a doctor and performing a successful surgery on Tom.

Later, Tom realizes that Jerry tricked him, and he begins to chase him again. The chase ends with both Tom and Jerry getting drenched in blue paint and accidentally ending up in a bird cage. The birds laugh, and Jerry manages to escape while Tom remains trapped inside.

Overall, "Mouse Cleaning" is a classic episode of Tom and Jerry that showcases the never-ending chase between these two iconic characters. The episode is full of fun and humor, making it an enjoyable watch for both children and adults alike. The episode is an excellent example of the classic Tom and Jerry-style humor that has lasted for decades and continues to entertain audiences to this day.