Tom And Jerry 97 Episode - That's My Mommy (1955)
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Plot:
In a barn, a mother duck is sleeping, in a nest of eggs. A stray egg rolls from the nest. As the duckling starts to hatch it blindly walks to find its mother's nest and slips under a sleeping Tom outside the barn, thinking that is his mother. Tom wakes up, feeling disturbed, but he accidentally sits on the egg, causing Quacker to hatch from it. The naive duckling immediately assumes that Tom is his mother and hugs him (as Tom was the first thing Quacker saw upon hatching). While the little duckling compliments "mommy", Tom gets two sticks and some firewood and lights a fire. He grabs a stick and ties Quacker to it. He puts the stick above the fire, to "warm the duckling up". Jerry walks into the scene and becomes shocked when he sees this. When Tom isn't looking, Jerry substitutes Quacker with his tail on the spit. Tom adds salt and pepper to his own tail without realising it. When his tail catches fire, he jumps and yowls in pain. Jerry runs to the side of the barn and unties Quacker from the stick. However, the duckling thinks that Jerry is a kidnapper and runs and shouts for help. While Tom is blowing the fire off his tail, Quacker runs to him and hugs his face asking for his help. Tom raises and lowers his eyes, as if to agree. In the kitchen, he is making a bed for Quacker out of pastry which, for Quacker, "is just the right size".
He takes Quacker to his new "bedroom": the oven. He opens the oven door and puts the duckling into it. Before he closes the oven door, Quacker says goodnight. Jerry, using a broom, smacks Tom on the head and slams him unconscious with the oven door. He grabs the bed, with Quacker in it, and runs to his mousehole. The duckling jumps out of the bed and runs to his unconscious "mother". He revives Tom using a jug of water. A now conscious Tom grabs Quacker and the duckling kisses him. In order to begin a "Stuffed Roast Duckling," Tom has prepared a pudding for Quacker. He feeds the pudding to him until Quacker is an obese duck, puts him into a tray full of potatoes and carrots and puts small broccoli pieces on to his feet. He puts a lid on the tray, places it in the oven and locks the oven door. Jerry, using a can opener, cuts open part of the oven door.
Quacker promptly throws carrots and potatoes at Jerry and while he is carried, hits him with a carrot. Jerry carries angry Quacker into his mousehole whilst he is still being hit by the carrot and throws the carrot away and shows him a picture book. On the left page is a mother duck and a Quacker lookalike. On the right page is a grey kitten and a lookalike of Tom. The duckling looks at both pages and hugs the right page, thinking its a lookalike of his "mommy". Jerry angrily walks over and points at the left page to the right answer, Quacker promptly says that "That's not my mommy!" refusing to believe it, slams the book in Jerry's body, then runs away. Jerry walks out flat and frowns. Tom, appearing to have figured out what
Plot:
In a barn, a mother duck is sleeping, in a nest of eggs. A stray egg rolls from the nest. As the duckling starts to hatch it blindly walks to find its mother's nest and slips under a sleeping Tom outside the barn, thinking that is his mother. Tom wakes up, feeling disturbed, but he accidentally sits on the egg, causing Quacker to hatch from it. The naive duckling immediately assumes that Tom is his mother and hugs him (as Tom was the first thing Quacker saw upon hatching). While the little duckling compliments "mommy", Tom gets two sticks and some firewood and lights a fire. He grabs a stick and ties Quacker to it. He puts the stick above the fire, to "warm the duckling up". Jerry walks into the scene and becomes shocked when he sees this. When Tom isn't looking, Jerry substitutes Quacker with his tail on the spit. Tom adds salt and pepper to his own tail without realising it. When his tail catches fire, he jumps and yowls in pain. Jerry runs to the side of the barn and unties Quacker from the stick. However, the duckling thinks that Jerry is a kidnapper and runs and shouts for help. While Tom is blowing the fire off his tail, Quacker runs to him and hugs his face asking for his help. Tom raises and lowers his eyes, as if to agree. In the kitchen, he is making a bed for Quacker out of pastry which, for Quacker, "is just the right size".
He takes Quacker to his new "bedroom": the oven. He opens the oven door and puts the duckling into it. Before he closes the oven door, Quacker says goodnight. Jerry, using a broom, smacks Tom on the head and slams him unconscious with the oven door. He grabs the bed, with Quacker in it, and runs to his mousehole. The duckling jumps out of the bed and runs to his unconscious "mother". He revives Tom using a jug of water. A now conscious Tom grabs Quacker and the duckling kisses him. In order to begin a "Stuffed Roast Duckling," Tom has prepared a pudding for Quacker. He feeds the pudding to him until Quacker is an obese duck, puts him into a tray full of potatoes and carrots and puts small broccoli pieces on to his feet. He puts a lid on the tray, places it in the oven and locks the oven door. Jerry, using a can opener, cuts open part of the oven door.
Quacker promptly throws carrots and potatoes at Jerry and while he is carried, hits him with a carrot. Jerry carries angry Quacker into his mousehole whilst he is still being hit by the carrot and throws the carrot away and shows him a picture book. On the left page is a mother duck and a Quacker lookalike. On the right page is a grey kitten and a lookalike of Tom. The duckling looks at both pages and hugs the right page, thinking its a lookalike of his "mommy". Jerry angrily walks over and points at the left page to the right answer, Quacker promptly says that "That's not my mommy!" refusing to believe it, slams the book in Jerry's body, then runs away. Jerry walks out flat and frowns. Tom, appearing to have figured out what