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The following list is a filmography of all animated short subjects distributed by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) motion picture studio through Loew's Incorporated between 1930 and 1958 and between 1961 and 1967.^[1]

William Hanna and Joseph Barbera were directors of Tom and Jerry from 1940 to 1958; subsequent cartoons were briefly produced by Gene Deitch and later by Chuck Jones from 1963 to 1967. As well, Rudolf Ising was the producer of Tom and Jerry's Puss Gets the Boot; subsequent cartoons were produced by Fred Quimby through 1955. Quimby retired in 1955 and from 1955 to 1957, Hanna and Barbera produced the shorts until the in-house cartoon studio closed in 1957, and the last cartoon was released in 1958. After a three-year hiatus, Tom and Jerry was brought back in 1961, and Tanner the Lion was brought back in 1963. The last MGM cartoon was released in 1967 as The Bear That Wasn't.

Between 1935 and 1957, MGM ran an in-house cartoon studio which produced shorts featuring the characters Barney Bear, George and Junior, Screwy Squirrel, Red Hot Riding Hood & The Wolf, Droopy and best of all, Tom and Jerry. Outside producers included Ub Iwerks (1930–34, via Iwerks Studio), Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising (1934–5, via Harman-Ising Productions), William L. Snyder (1961–62, via Rembrandt Films), and Chuck Jones (1963–67, via MGM Animation/Visual Arts).

Iwerks Studio (1930–1934)

Note: None of the shorts have credited directors.

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Release Date	Series	Title	Notes
September 27, 1930	Flip the Frog	The Village Barber	First cartoon distributed by MGM, produced by Iwerks Studio. Third Flip the Frog cartoon.
October 18, 1930	Flip the Frog	The Cuckoo Murder Case
January 31, 1931	Flip the Frog	The Village Smithie
January 31, 1931	Flip the Frog	The Soup Song
March 14, 1931	Flip the Frog	Laughing Gas
May 2, 1931	Flip the Frog	Ragtime Romeo
July 25, 1931	Flip the Frog	The New Car
August 29, 1931	Flip the Frog	Movie Mad
September 12, 1931	Flip the Frog	The Village Specialist
September 26, 1931	Flip the Frog	Jail Birds
October 17, 1931	Flip the Frog	Africa Squeaks
December 21, 1931	Flip the Frog	Spooks
February 20, 1932	Flip the Frog	The Milkman
March 5, 1932	Flip the Frog	Fire-Fire
March 26, 1932	Flip the Frog	What a Life
April 30, 1932	Flip the Frog	Puppy Love
May 14, 1932	Flip the Frog	School Days
June 18, 1932	Flip the Frog	The Bully
July 16, 1932	Flip the Frog	The Office Boy
August 13, 1932	Flip the Frog	Room Runners
August 22, 1932	Flip the Frog	Stormy Seas
August 27, 1932	Flip the Frog	Circus
Unknown	Flip the Frog	The Goal Rush	Copyright date: October 3, 1932.
Unknown	Flip the Frog	The Pony Express	Copyright date: October 27, 1932.
October 29, 1932	Flip the Frog	The Music Lesson
November 26, 1932	Flip the Frog	Nurse Maid
December 24, 1932	Flip the Frog	Funny Face
January 21, 1933	Flip the Frog	Coo Coo the Magician
April 3, 1933	Flip the Frog	Flip's Lunch Room
May 8, 1933	Flip the Frog	Techno-Cracked	Possibly filmed in 2-strip Cinecolor.
May 30, 1933	Flip the Frog	Bulloney
June 24, 1933	Flip the Frog	A Chinaman's Chance
August 12, 1933	Flip the Frog	Pale-Face
September 16, 1933	Willie Whopper	Play Ball	First Willie Whopper cartoon.
October 12, 1933	Flip the Frog	Soda Squirt	Final Flip the Frog cartoon.
October 14, 1933	Willie Whopper	Spite Flight
November 11, 1933	Willie Whopper	Stratos-Fear
December 9, 1933	Willie Whopper	Davy Jones' Locker	Filmed in two-strip Cinecolor.
January 6, 1934	Willie Whopper	Hell's Fire	Filmed in two-strip Cinecolor.
February 5, 1934	Willie Whopper	Robin Hood, Jr.
April 14, 1934	Willie Whopper	Insultin' the Sultan
May 19, 1934	Willie Whopper	Reducing Creme
June 1, 1934	Willie Whopper	Rasslin' Round
July 6, 1934	Willie Whopper	Cave Man
July 24, 1934	Willie Whopper	Jungle Jitters
September 1, 1934	Willie Whopper	The Good Scout
September 20, 1934	Willie Whopper	Viva Willie	Final Willie Whopper cartoon. Final Ub Iwerks cartoon distributed by MGM.

Harman-Ising Productions (1934–1938)

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Release Date	Series	Title	Director	Notes
September 1, 1934	Happy Harmonies	The Discontented Canary	Rudolf Ising	First cartoon produced by Harman-Ising Productions for MGM. Though released as a "Metro Color Cartoon", it is the first entry in the Happy Harmonies series. First cartoon produced for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Earliest MGM cartoon to be owned by Warner Bros. via Turner Entertainment Co. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
September 29, 1934	Happy Harmonies	The Old Pioneer	Rudolf Ising	First cartoon to label the name "Happy Harmonies" on the title. Banned from television because of racial stereotypes towards Indians. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
October 27, 1934	Happy Harmonies	Tale of the Vienna Woods	Hugh Harman	Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
November 24, 1934	Happy Harmonies	Bosko's Parlor Pranks	Hugh Harman	Bosko's first appearance in an MGM cartoon. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
December 22, 1934	Happy Harmonies	Toyland Broadcast	Rudolf Ising	Banned from television due to black stereotypes. Was previously shown heavily edited before the ban and survives uncut on home video. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor. First MGM cartoon animated by Carl Urbano.
January 9, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Hey-Hey Fever	Hugh Harman	Last appearance of the original Bosko. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of A Tale of Two Cities.^[2]
February 16, 1935	Happy Harmonies	When the Cat's Away	Rudolf Ising	First appearance of Little Cheeser, although the character was named only in publicity. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
March 9, 1935	Happy Harmonies	The Lost Chick	Hugh Harman	Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
March 30, 1935	Happy Harmonies	The Calico Dragon ()	Rudolf Ising	First MGM cartoon to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor. Extra on the Blu-ray of Mark of the Vampire.^[3]
April 13, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Good Little Monkeys	Hugh Harman	First of Harman's three "Good Little Monkeys" shorts. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
April 27, 1935	Happy Harmonies	The Chinese Nightingale	Rudolf Ising	Banned from television because of racial stereotypes towards Asians. Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
May 11, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Poor Little Me	Hugh Harman	Filmed in 2-hue Technicolor.
May 25, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Barnyard Babies	Rudolf Ising	Last MGM cartoon in 2-strip Technicolor. Final MGM cartoon with Coffee the Lion.
September 21, 1935	Happy Harmonies	The Old Plantation	Rudolf Ising	First cartoon in 3-strip Technicolor not released by Disney. First MGM cartoon with Tanner the Lion, who would be used on all color MGM cartoons until the studio's closure in 1957.
October 19, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Honeyland	Rudolf Ising	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of A Tale of Two Cities.^[2]
November 16, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Alias St. Nick	Rudolf Ising	A "Little Cheeser" cartoon, though the character is still unnamed on-screen.
December 14, 1935	Happy Harmonies	Run, Sheep, Run!	Hugh Harman	First appearance of the revamped Bosko.
January 11, 1936	Happy Harmonies	Bottles	Hugh Harman	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of San Francisco.^[4]
February 8, 1936	Happy Harmonies	The Early Bird and the Worm	Rudolf Ising	First appearance of the "Lazy Crows". Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of After the Thin Man.
March 7, 1936	Happy Harmonies	The Old Mill Pond ()	Hugh Harman	First appearance of the "Jazz Frogs".
April 4, 1936	Happy Harmonies	Two Little Pups	Rudolf Ising	First appearance of the "Two Little Pups". Final appearance of the "Lazy Crows".
May 2, 1936	Happy Harmonies	The Old House	Hugh Harman	Featuring Bosko.
May 30, 1936	Happy Harmonies	The Pups' Picnic	Rudolf Ising	Featuring the "Two Little Pups".
June 4, 1936	Happy Harmonies	To Spring	William Hanna	William Hanna's directorial debut.
July 11, 1936	Happy Harmonies	Little Cheeser	Rudolf Ising	Third appearance of Little Cheeser, and the first cartoon to name him on-screen. Extra on the Blu-ray of Libeled Lady.^[5]
December 12, 1936	Happy Harmonies	The Pups' Christmas	Rudolf Ising	Featuring the "Two Little Pups".
January 16, 1937	Happy Harmonies	Circus Daze	Hugh Harman	Featuring Bosko. Last cartoon to label the name "Happy Harmonies" on the title. However, the remaining Harman-Ising shorts of this period are considered as part of the series.
February 13, 1937	Happy Harmonies	Swing Wedding	Hugh Harman	Featuring the "Jazz Frogs".
March 20, 1937	Happy Harmonies	Bosko's Easter Eggs	Hugh Harman	Bosko's final solo cartoon.
May 1, 1937	Happy Harmonies	Little Ol' Bosko and the Pirates	Hugh Harman	First of three cartoons pairing Bosko with the "Jazz Frogs".
May 29, 1937	Happy Harmonies	The Hound and the Rabbit	Rudolf Ising
July 10, 1937	Happy Harmonies	The Wayward Pups	Rudolf Ising	Final appearance of the "Two Little Pups".
August 28, 1937	Happy Harmonies	Little Ol' Bosko and the Cannibals	Hugh Harman	Second of three "Little Ol' Bosko and the Jazz Frogs" cartoons.
December 15, 1937	Happy Harmonies	Little Buck Cheeser	Rudolf Ising	Fourth and final appearance of "Little Cheeser".
January 1, 1938	Happy Harmonies	Little Ol' Bosko in Bagdad	Hugh Harman	Final appearances of Bosko and the Jazz Frogs. Last cartoon produced by Harman-Ising Pictures for MGM. Filmed in Technicolor.
February 5, 1938	Happy Harmonies	Pipe Dreams	Hugh Harman	Featuring the "Good Little Monkeys". Produced by Harman-Ising for Disney, but ultimately released by MGM. Filmed in Technicolor.
March 12, 1938	Happy Harmonies	The Little Bantamweight	Rudolf Ising	Produced by Harman-Ising for Disney, but ultimately released by MGM. Filmed in Technicolor. First MGM cartoon animated by Michael Lah.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio (1938–1958)

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Release Date	Series	Title	Director^[6]	Production Number^[6]	Notes
February 19, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	Cleaning House	Robert Allen	2	First Captain and the Kids cartoon. First cartoon to be produced in-house by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with Fred Quimby as the producer.
April 2, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	Blue Monday	William Hanna	3
April 16, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	Poultry Pirates	Friz Freleng	5	First cartoon to be directed by Friz Freleng.
April 30, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	The Captain's Pup	Robert Allen	4
June 25, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	A Day at the Beach	Friz Freleng	10
July 16, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	What a Lion	William Hanna	12
August 6, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	The Pygmy Hunt	Friz Freleng	7
September 3, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	Old Smokey	William Hanna (uncredited)	6	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of A Day at the Races.^[7]
September 17, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	Buried Treasure	Robert Allen	11
October 1, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	The Winning Ticket		13
October 15, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	Honduras Hurricane	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	14
December 17, 1938	The Captain and the Kids	The Captain's Christmas	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	9	Filmed in Technicolor.
January 14, 1939	The Captain and the Kids	Petunia Natural Park	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	15	Filmed in Technicolor.
January 28, 1939	The Captain and the Kids	Seal Skinners	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	16	Final Captain and the Kids cartoon produced.
February 11, 1939	The Captain and the Kids	Mama's New Hat	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	8	Last released Captain and the Kids cartoon. Final released cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of A Day at the Races.^[7]
February 25, 1939	Count Screwloose and J.R. the Wonder Dog	Jitterbug Follies	Milt Gross	18	First of two Milt Gross Count Screwloose cartoons. Extra on the DVD of At the Circus.
March 18, 1939	Count Screwloose and J.R. the Wonder Dog	Wanted: No Master	Milt Gross	22	Second and last of two Milt Gross "Count Screwloose" cartoons. Final black-and-white cartoon produced by MGM.
April 15, 1939	—	The Little Goldfish	Rudolf Ising	29	First one-shot cartoon. First MGM cartoon to be reissued.
May 13, 1939	Good Little Monkeys	Art Gallery	Hugh Harman	26	Third and last "Good Little Monkeys" cartoon.
June 10, 1939	Barney Bear	The Bear That Couldn't Sleep	Rudolf Ising	31	First appearance of Barney Bear.
July 15, 1939	The Bear Family	Goldilocks and the Three Bears	Hugh Harman	30	First appearance of The Bear Family.
August 26, 1939	The Bookworm and the Raven	The Bookworm	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	28	First appearance of "The Bookworm and the Raven". Released as "A Hugh Harman Production". Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Another Thin Man.^[8]
September 30, 1939	—	One Mother's Family	Rudolf Ising	34
October 28, 1939	—	The Blue Danube	Hugh Harman	37
December 9, 1939	—	Peace on Earth	Hugh Harman	40	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of A Christmas Carol and the Blu-ray of The Mortal Storm.^[9]^[10]
December 30, 1939	—	The Mad Maestro	Friz Freleng (uncredited)	38
January 20, 1940	Barney Bear	The Fishing Bear	Rudolf Ising	41	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Pride and Prejudice.^[11]
February 10, 1940	Tom and Jerry	Puss Gets the Boot ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera (uncredited)	42	First appearances of Tom (as Jasper), Jerry (as Jinx) and Mammy Two-Shoes (as the maid). Directional debut for Joseph Barbera. Released as a "Rudolf Ising Production". Extra on the DVD of The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle.
March 23, 1940	—	Home on the Range	Rudolf Ising	44	Extra on the DVD of Boom Town.
April 20, 1940	The Bear Family	A Rainy Day	Hugh Harman	45
May 18, 1940	—	Swing Social	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera (uncredited)	43	Produced by Rudolf Ising.
June 8, 1940	—	Tom Turkey and His Harmonica Humdingers	Hugh Harman	46	Extra on the DVD of I Love You Again.
June 22, 1940	—	The Milky Way()	Rudolf Ising	39	First Academy Award for Best Animated Short for a cartoon not released by Disney. Extra on the DVD of Go West and the Blu-ray of Broadway Melody of 1940.^[12]
July 20, 1940	The Bookworm and the Raven	The Bookworm Turns	Hugh Harman	49	Last appearance of "The Bookworm and the Raven". Released as "A Hugh Harman Production".
August 10, 1940	—	Romeo in Rhythm	Rudolf Ising (uncredited)	47	No production credit. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Strike Up the Band.^[13]
September 7, 1940	The Bear Family	Papa Gets the Bird	Hugh Harman	50	Last Bear Family cartoon.
October 12, 1940	Homer Flea	The Homeless Flea	Rudolf Ising	54	Extra on the DVD of The Philadelphia Story.
October 26, 1940	—	Gallopin' Gals	William Hanna and Joseph Barbera	51	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of A Day at the Races.^[7]
November 23, 1940	—	The Lonesome Stranger	Hugh Harman	53	Character design by Gus Arriola (uncredited). Extra on the DVD of Strange Cargo.
December 21, 1940	—	Mrs. Ladybug	Rudolf Ising	56
February 22, 1941	—	Abdul the Bulbul Ameer	Hugh Harman	52	Character design by Gus Arriola (uncredited).
March 8, 1941	Barney Bear	The Prospecting Bear	Rudolf Ising	66	With Benny Burro.
April 5, 1941	—	The Little Mole	Hugh Harman	58
April 26, 1941	—	The Goose Goes South	William Hanna and Joseph Barbera	55	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Shadow of the Thin Man.^[14]
May 17, 1941	Barney Bear	The Rookie Bear ()	Rudolf Ising	68	Extra on the DVD of Lady Be Good.
June 7, 1941	—	Dance of the Weed	Rudolf Ising^[15]	63	Character design by Gus Arriola (uncredited). Released as "A Rudolf Ising Production". Extra on the DVD of Babes on Broadway.
July 5, 1941	—	The Alley Cat	Hugh Harman	61	The main characters later evolved into Butch and Toodles in the Tom and Jerry series. Extra on the DVD of Love Crazy.
July 19, 1941	Tom and Jerry	The Midnight Snack	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	60	First official Tom and Jerry cartoon.
August 30, 1941	—	Little Cesario	Rudolf Ising	48	Released as "A Rudolf Ising Production". Extra on the DVD of A Woman's Face.
September 6, 1941	—	Officer Pooch	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	67	Extra on the DVD of The Big Store.
November 1, 1941	Barney Bear	The Flying Bear	Rudolf Ising^[16]	72	Released as "A Rudolf Ising Production".
December 6, 1941	Tom and Jerry	The Night Before Christmas ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	78
December 27, 1941	—	The Field Mouse	Hugh Harman	59
January 17, 1942	Tom and Jerry	Fraidy Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	69
February 21, 1942	—	The Hungry Wolf	Hugh Harman (uncredited)	70	Last MGM cartoon by Hugh Harman.
March 14, 1942	—	The First Swallow	Jerry Brewer (uncredited)	71	Story and character design by Gus Arriola (uncredited). Released as "A Rudolf Ising Production".
March 28, 1942	Barney Bear	The Bear and the Beavers	Rudolf Ising	75
April 18, 1942	Tom and Jerry	Dog Trouble	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	64	First appearance of Spike the Dog.
May 16, 1942	—	Little Gravel Voice	Rudolf Ising	57
May 30, 1942	Tom and Jerry	Puss 'n' Toots	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	74	First appearance of Toots.
July 4, 1942	—	Bats in the Belfry	Jerry Brewer (uncredited)	76	Story and character design by Gus Arriola (uncredited).
July 18, 1942	Tom and Jerry	The Bowling Alley Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	79	Final MGM cartoon with the fanfare opening.
August 22, 1942	—	Blitz Wolf ()	Tex Avery	86	First MGM cartoon directed by Tex Avery to be released. First MGM cartoon with full credits. First appearance of "Wolfie". First MGM cartoon to be animated by Ed Love. First MGM cartoon written by Rich Hogan. First MGM cartoon to feature the "Tiger Rag" opening gag as the theme tune.
August 29, 1942	—	The Early Bird Dood It!	Tex Avery	84	First MGM cartoon directed by Tex Avery. Features the "Tiger Rag" opening gag as theme tune. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Girl Crazy.^[17]
September 12, 1942	—	Chips Off the Old Block	Robert Allen	77	Produced by Rudolf Ising. Features the "Tiger Rag" opening gag as the theme tune. Animation by Carl Urbano and Al Grandmain.
October 10, 1942	Tom and Jerry	Fine Feathered Friend	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	81	First Tom and Jerry cartoon with animation credits. First Tom and Jerry cartoon to be animated by Kenneth Muse. Last MGM cartoon to use the "Tiger Rag" opening gag as the theme tune.
November 7, 1942	Barney Bear	Wild Honey (How to Get Along Without a Ration Book)	Rudolf Ising	83	First Barney Bear cartoon where the character is identified by that name. First Barney Bear cartoon with animation credits. Story by Heck Allen, and animated by Michael Lah, Rudy Zamora, and Don Williams. First MGM cartoon with "Runnin' Wild" as the theme tune.
December 26, 1942	Barney Bear	Barney Bear's Victory Garden	Rudolf Ising	90
January 16, 1943	Tom and Jerry	Sufferin' Cats	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	85	First appearance of Meathead. Features "Runnin' Wild" as the theme tune.
February 13, 1943	Barney Bear	Bah Wilderness	Rudolf Ising	87	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Du Barry Was a Lady.^[18]
March 20, 1943	Droopy	Dumb-Hounded	Tex Avery	92	First appearance of Droopy, although he is not identified by that name yet. Features "Runnin' Wild" as the theme tune.
April 24, 1943	—	The Boy and the Wolf	Rudolf Ising (uncredited)	95
May 8, 1943	Red	Red Hot Riding Hood	Tex Avery	88	First appearance of "Red". First "Red" cartoon. Features "Runnin' Wild" as the theme tune.
May 22, 1943	Tom and Jerry	The Lonesome Mouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	89	Last MGM cartoon to feature "Runnin' Wild" as the theme tune.
June 19, 1943	—	Who Killed Who?	Tex Avery	94	Extra on the DVD of Presenting Lily Mars.
June 26, 1943	Tom and Jerry	The Yankee Doodle Mouse ()	William Hanna and Joseph Barbera	91	First of seven Tom and Jerry shorts to win an Academy Award.
July 16, 1943	Barney Bear	Barney Bear and the Uninvited Pest	Rudolf Ising (uncredited)	98	Final MGM cartoon by Rudolf Ising. Final MGM cartoon with no animation credits.
August 14, 1943	—	One Ham's Family	Tex Avery	97
October 9, 1943	—	War Dogs	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	96	Final non-Tom and Jerry cartoon directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera until 1955. Extra on the DVD of Reunion in France. First MGM cartoon animated by Ray Patterson.
October 23, 1943	—	The Stork's Holiday	George Gordon	101	Story by Otto Englander and Webb Smith. Animation by Michael Lah, Rudy Zamora, Carl Urbano, Don Williams, and Al Grandmain.
November 27, 1943	—	What's Buzzin' Buzzard	Tex Avery	100
December 25, 1943	Tom and Jerry	Baby Puss	William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.	99	First appearances of Nancy, Butch, and Topsy. Extra on the Blu-ray of Tennessee Johnson.^[19]
January 22, 1944	Ol' Doc Donkey	Innertube Antics	George Gordon (uncredited)	103	First Ol' Doc Donkey cartoon. Animation by Michael Lah, Ed Barge, and Arnold Gillespie.
February 26, 1944	Tom and Jerry	The Zoot Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	104
April 1, 1944	Screwy Squirrel	Screwball Squirrel	Tex Avery	107	First appearance of Screwy Squirrel. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Thin Man Goes Home.^[20]
April 22, 1944	—	Batty Baseball	Tex Avery	105	Extra on the DVD of The Stratton Story.
May 6, 1944	Tom and Jerry	The Million Dollar Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	109
June 3, 1944	Ol' Doc Donkey	The Tree Surgeon	George Gordon (uncredited)	106	Final Ol' Doc Donkey cartoon. Animation by Michael Lah, Ed Barge, and Arnold Gillespie.
June 24, 1944	Screwy Squirrel	Happy-Go-Nutty	Tex Avery	111	Extra on the DVD of Dragon Seed.
July 22, 1944	Tom and Jerry	The Bodyguard	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	114
September 9, 1944	Barney Bear	Bear Raid Warden	George Gordon (uncredited)	108	Animation by Michael Lah, Ed Barge, Arnold Gillespie, and Jack Carr. Extra on the DVD of Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.
October 21, 1944	Screwy Squirrel	Big Heel-Watha (Buck of the Month)	Tex Avery	115
October 28, 1944	Tom and Jerry	Puttin' on the Dog	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	117	Extra on the DVD of Hills of Home with Lassie.
November 23, 1944	Tom and Jerry	Mouse Trouble ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	118	Extra on the DVD of Bathing Beauty.
December 30, 1944	Barney Bear	Barney Bear's Polar Pest	George Gordon (uncredited)	113	Animated by Michael Lah, Ed Barge, Arnold Gillespie, and Jack Carr.
January 13, 1945	Screwy Squirrel	The Screwy Truant	Tex Avery	120	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Clock.^[21]
February 17, 1945	Barney Bear	The Unwelcome Guest	George Gordon (uncredited)	116	Final MGM cartoon directed by George Gordon. Animation by Michael Lah, Ed Barge, and Jack Carr.
March 3, 1945	Droopy	The Shooting of Dan McGoo	Tex Avery	122	First of two "Droopy, Wolfie and Red" cartoons.
April 7, 1945	—	Jerky Turkey	Tex Avery	124	Extra on the Blu-Ray of Anchors Aweigh.^[22]
May 5, 1945	Tom and Jerry	The Mouse Comes to Dinner	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	123
July 7, 1945	Tom and Jerry	Mouse in Manhattan	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	132
July 21, 1945	Tom and Jerry	Tee for Two	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	126
August 25, 1945	Red	Swing Shift Cinderella	Tex Avery	128	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Without Love.^[23]
September 22, 1945	Tom and Jerry	Flirty Birdy	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	129	Extra on the DVD of Son of Lassie.
November 3, 1945	Droopy	Wild and Woolfy	Tex Avery	134	Second of two "Droopy, Wolfie and Red" cartoons. Extra on the DVD of Thrill of a Romance.
December 22, 1945	Tom and Jerry	Quiet Please! ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	131	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Picture of Dorian Gray.^[24]
March 9, 1946	Screwy Squirrel	Lonesome Lenny	Tex Avery	138	Final Screwy Squirrel cartoon.
March 30, 1946	Tom and Jerry	Springtime for Thomas	William Hanna and Joseph Barbera	137
May 18, 1946	Tom and Jerry	The Milky Waif	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	139	First appearance of Nibbles/Tuffy. First cartoon to credit Fred Quimby as the producer.
June 15, 1946	—	The Hick Chick	Tex Avery	141	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Ziegfeld Follies.^[25]
June 29, 1946	Tom and Jerry	Trap Happy	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	145
August 3, 1946	Droopy	Northwest Hounded Police	Tex Avery	144	Extra on the DVD of Courage of Lassie.
August 31, 1946	Tom and Jerry	Solid Serenade	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	149	Extra on the DVD of Courage of Lassie and on the DVD and Blu-ray of Ziegfeld Follies.^[25]
October 26, 1946	George and Junior	Henpecked Hoboes	Tex Avery	148	First appearances of George and Junior. Extra on the DVD of Till the Clouds Roll By.
February 22, 1947	Tom and Jerry	Cat Fishin'	William Hanna & Joseph Barbara	155	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Pirate.
March 15, 1947	Tom and Jerry	Part Time Pal	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	153
April 12, 1947	George and Junior	Hound Hunters	Tex Avery	151	Extra on the DVD of Fiesta.
April 26, 1947	Tom and Jerry	The Cat Concerto ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	165	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Yearling.^[26]
May 3, 1947	George and Junior	Red Hot Rangers	Tex Avery	150	Last MGM cartoon animated by Ed Love. Extra on the DVD of Tycoon.
June 14, 1947	Tom and Jerry	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	157	Extra on the DVD of This Time for Keeps.
July 12, 1947	Tom and Jerry	Salt Water Tabby	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	158
July 19, 1947	Red	Uncle Tom's Cabana	Tex Avery	152
August 30, 1947	Tom and Jerry	A Mouse in the House	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	162
September 20, 1947	—	Slap Happy Lion	Tex Avery	154	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Song of the Thin Man.^[27]
September 27, 1947	Tom and Jerry	The Invisible Mouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	163
December 6, 1947	—	King-Size Canary	Tex Avery	156	Extra on the DVD of Command Decision.
January 30, 1948	Barney Bear	The Bear and the Bean	Preston Blair & Michael Lah	161	Supervised by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
March 20, 1948	Homer Flea	What Price Fleadom	Tex Avery	159	Last appearance of Homer Flea. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Three Musketeers.^[28]
June 1, 1948	Tom and Jerry	Kitty Foiled	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	167
June 15, 1948	—	Little 'Tinker	Tex Avery	164	Extra on the DVD of The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer.
June 26, 1948	Barney Bear	The Bear and the Hare	Preston Blair & Michael Lah	166	Extra on the DVD of On an Island with You.
July 17, 1948	Tom and Jerry	The Truce Hurts	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	173
August 7, 1948	George and Junior	Half-Pint Pygmy	Tex Avery	169	Last George and Junior cartoon.
September 18, 1948	Tom and Jerry	Old Rockin' Chair Tom	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	172
October 9, 1948	—	Lucky Ducky	Tex Avery	181	Originally planned as a George and Junior cartoon.
October 30, 1948	Tom and Jerry	Professor Tom	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	179	Extra on the DVD of A Date with Judy.
November 20, 1948	Blackie the Cat	The Cat That Hated People	Tex Avery	171	Extra on the DVD of Words and Music.
December 11, 1948	Tom and Jerry	Mouse Cleaning	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	182
January 15, 1949	Barney Bear	Goggle Fishing Bear	Preston Blair & Michael Lah	168
January 22, 1949	—	Bad Luck Blackie	Tex Avery	175
February 26, 1949	Tom and Jerry	Polka-Dot Puss	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	184
March 9, 1949	Droopy	Señor Droopy	Tex Avery	185	First Droopy cartoon in which he is identified by that name. Last MGM cartoon animated by Preston Blair. Extra on the DVD of That Midnight Kiss.
April 30, 1949	Tom and Jerry	The Little Orphan ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	191
May 14, 1949	Tom and Jerry	Hatch Up Your Troubles ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	186	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Neptune's Daughter.^[29]
June 11, 1949	—	The House of Tomorrow	Tex Avery	205	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House.^[30]
July 9, 1949	Tom and Jerry	Heavenly Puss	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	189
July 30, 1949	—	Doggone Tired	Tex Avery	190	Extra on the DVD of On the Town.
August 13, 1949	Droopy	Wags to Riches	Tex Avery	196	First pairing of Droopy and Butch (Spike). Extra on the DVD of The Barkleys of Broadway.
September 3, 1949	Tom and Jerry	The Cat and the Mermouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	194	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Dangerous When Wet and on the Blu-ray of Take Me Out to the Ball Game.^[31]^[32]
September 17, 1949	Red	Little Rural Riding Hood	Tex Avery	192	Final cartoon featuring "Red". Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Battleground.^[33]
October 1, 1949	Tom and Jerry	Love That Pup	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	197	First appearance of Tyke. Extra on the Blu-ray of Madame Bovary.^[34]
October 22, 1949	Tom and Jerry	Jerry's Diary	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	198	First Tom and Jerry "cheater" short, featuring scenes from Tee for Two, Mouse Trouble, Solid Serenade and The Yankee Doodle Mouse.
November 5, 1949	Droopy	Out Foxed	Tex Avery	187	Extra on the DVD of Madame Bovary.
December 10, 1949	Tom and Jerry	Tennis Chumps	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	200
December 24, 1949	Butch	The Counterfeit Cat	Tex Avery	202	First Butch cartoon. Extra on the DVD of East Side, West Side.
January 7, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Little Quacker	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	209	First appearance of Little Quacker. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Million Dollar Mermaid.^[35]^[36]
January 14, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Saturday Evening Puss	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	206
March 11, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Texas Tom	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	210	Extra on the Blu-ray of Westward the Women.^[37]
April 22, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Jerry and the Lion	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	201
May 27, 1950	Butch	Ventriloquist Cat	Tex Avery	208	Extra on the DVD of Three Little Words.
June 10, 1950	Blackie the Cat	The Cuckoo Clock	Tex Avery	174	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Summer Stock.^[38]
July 1, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Safety Second	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	212
September 16, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Tom and Jerry in the Hollywood Bowl	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	224
September 30, 1950	Butch	Garden Gopher	Tex Avery	211	Extra on the DVD of Two Weeks with Love.
October 21, 1950	Tom and Jerry	The Framed Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	214
November 4, 1950	Droopy	The Chump Champ	Tex Avery	213	Extra on the DVD of Pagan Love Song.
November 25, 1950	Tom and Jerry	Cue Ball Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	215
December 9, 1950	—	The Peachy Cobbler	Tex Avery	217	Extra on the DVD of Nancy Goes to Rio.
January 6, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Casanova Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	216
February 10, 1951	Butch	Cock-a-Doodle Dog	Tex Avery	218
March 3, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Jerry and the Goldfish	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	219	Extra on the Blu-ray of Father's Little Dividend.^[39]
March 31, 1951	Droopy	Daredevil Droopy	Tex Avery	221
April 7, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Jerry's Cousin ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	220
May 5, 1951	Droopy	Droopy's Good Deed	Tex Avery	222
May 26, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Sleepy-Time Tom	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	223
June 6, 1951	—	Symphony in Slang	Tex Avery	226
July 7, 1951	Tom and Jerry	His Mouse Friday	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	227
September 8, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Slicked-up Pup	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	232
September 22, 1951	—	Car of Tomorrow	Tex Avery	236	Extra on the DVD of Royal Wedding.
October 6, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Nit-Witty Kitty	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	231
November 17, 1951	Droopy	Droopy's Double Trouble	Tex Avery	230	Extra on the DVD of Royal Wedding.
December 8, 1951	Tom and Jerry	Cat Napping	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	229
January 12, 1952	Tom and Jerry	The Flying Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	233
February 9, 1952	Butch	Magical Maestro	Tex Avery	228	Extra on the DVD of The Belle of New York.
February 16, 1952	Tom and Jerry	The Duck Doctor	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	235	Extra on the Blu-ray of Westward the Women.^[37]
March 15, 1952	Tom and Jerry	The Two Mouseketeers ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	247	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Ivanhoe.^[40]
April 12, 1952	Tom and Jerry	Smitten Kitten	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	240
April 19, 1952	Tom and Jerry	Triplet Trouble	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	238
May 15, 1952	—	One Cab's Family	Tex Avery	234
June 14, 1952	Tom and Jerry	Little Runaway	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	242
July 12, 1952	Butch	Rock-a-Bye Bear	Tex Avery	239	Final cartoon directed by Avery before a year-long sabbatical.
July 26, 1952	Tom and Jerry	Fit to Be Tied	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	243
September 6, 1952	Tom and Jerry	Push-Button Kitty	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	244
September 27, 1952	Droopy	Caballero Droopy	Dick Lundy	246	First released MGM cartoon directed by Dick Lundy. First pairing of Droopy and Benny Burro.
October 18, 1952	Tom and Jerry	Cruise Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	252
November 8, 1952	Barney Bear	The Little Wise Quacker	Dick Lundy	245	First MGM cartoon directed by Dick Lundy.
November 29, 1952	Tom and Jerry	The Dog House	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	250
December 20, 1952	Barney Bear	Busybody Bear	Dick Lundy	251
January 10, 1953	Tom and Jerry	The Missing Mouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	254	Edward Plumb was the composer for this cartoon.
January 31, 1953	Barney Bear	Barney's Hungry Cousin	Dick Lundy	253	Extra on the Blu-ray of Kiss Me Kate.^[41]
February 21, 1953	Tom and Jerry	Jerry and Jumbo	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	256	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Billy Rose's Jumbo.^[42]
March 14, 1953	Barney Bear	Cobs and Robbers	Dick Lundy	248	Extra on the DVD of Easy to Love.
March 21, 1953	Tom and Jerry	Johann Mouse ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	266	Extra on the DVD of The Prisoner of Zenda.
April 18, 1953	—	Little Johnny Jet ()	Tex Avery	267	First cartoon directed by Tex Avery after return from sabbatical. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Naked Spur.^[43]
April 25, 1953	Tom and Jerry	That's My Pup!	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	260
May 30, 1953	Barney Bear	Heir Bear	Dick Lundy	249
June 6, 1953	—	TV of Tomorrow	Tex Avery	274	Extra on the DVD of Torch Song.
June 20, 1953	Barney Bear	Wee-Willie Wildcat	Dick Lundy	255
September 5, 1953	Tom and Jerry	Just Ducky	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	258	Extra on the Blu-ray of Father's Little Dividend.^[39]
September 26, 1953	Barney Bear	Half-Pint Palomino	Dick Lundy	257
October 17, 1953	Tom and Jerry	Two Little Indians	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	262
November 21, 1953	Tom and Jerry	Life with Tom	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	264	Uses footage from Cat Fishin', The Little Orphan and Kitty Foiled.
December 26, 1953	Droopy	The Three Little Pups	Tex Avery	269	First appearance of Tex Avery's southern wolf. Extra on the Blu-ray of The Band Wagon.^[44]
January 23, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Puppy Tale	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	275
January 30, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Posse Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	268
February 20, 1954	Droopy	Drag-a-Long Droopy	Tex Avery	271
March 20, 1954	Barney Bear	The Impossible Possum	Dick Lundy	259
April 17, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Hic-cup Pup	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	270
May 8, 1954	—	Billy Boy	Tex Avery	272	Extra on the DVD of Executive Suite.
May 29, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Little School Mouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	273
June 19, 1954	Barney Bear	Sleepy-Time Squirrel	Dick Lundy	263
July 10, 1954	Droopy	Homesteader Droopy	Tex Avery	276	Final appearance of Benny Burro.
July 30, 1954	Barney Bear	Bird-Brain Bird Dog	Dick Lundy	265	Last Barney Bear cartoon. Last MGM cartoon directed by Dick Lundy.
August 14, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Baby Butch	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	277
September 4, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Mice Follies	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	279
September 18, 1954	—	The Farm of Tomorrow	Tex Avery	278	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Deep in My Heart.^[45]
October 2, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Neapolitan Mouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	281
November 6, 1954	—	The Flea Circus	Tex Avery	280	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Les Girls.^[46]
November 13, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Downhearted Duckling	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	283
November 20, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Pet Peeve	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	296	First MGM cartoon filmed in Cinemascope to be released; An Academy ratio version was also released. First appearances of George and Joan.
December 4, 1954	Droopy	Dixieland Droopy	Tex Avery	282	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Long, Long Trailer.^[47]
December 18, 1954	Tom and Jerry	Touché, Pussy Cat! ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	294	Filmed in both Cinemascope and Academy ratio formats. Extra on the Blu-ray of The Last Time I Saw Paris.^[48]
March 12, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Southbound Duckling	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	298	Filmed in both Cinemascope and Academy ratio formats.
April 9, 1955	—	Field and Scream	Tex Avery	284	Extra on the DVD of Hit the Deck.
April 30, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Pup on a Picnic	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	285	Filmed in both Cinemascope and Academy ratio formats (although the Academy version is the more common version seen, as it was aired on Cartoon Network and Boomerang).
May 21, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Mouse for Sale	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	287
September 2, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Designs on Jerry	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	292	First MGM cartoon released on a Friday.
September 9, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Tom and Chérie	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	299	Filmed in Cinemascope.
September 30, 1955	—	The First Bad Man	Tex Avery	286	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of Kismet and on the Blu-ray of Wichita.^[49]^[50]
October 14, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Smarty Cat	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	297	Uses footage from Solid Serenade, Cat Fishin' and Fit to Be Tied.
October 28, 1955	Droopy	Deputy Droopy	Tex Avery & Michael Lah	288	Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of It's Always Fair Weather and on the Blu-ray of Wichita.^[51]^[50]
November 11, 1955	Tom and Jerry	Pecos Pest	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	289
November 19, 1955	Tom and Jerry	That's My Mommy	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	300	First cartoon produced by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in Cinemascope and the first MGM cartoon released solely in Cinemascope format.
November 25, 1955	Butch	Cellbound	Tex Avery & Michael Lah	291	Final MGM cartoon directed by Tex Avery. Final MGM cartoon released in Academy ratio.
December 23, 1955	—	Good Will to Men ()	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	302	Remake of Peace on Earth (1939). Last MGM cartoon produced by Fred Quimby, also the only one he produced alongside William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of It's Always Fair Weather.^[51]
January 27, 1956	Tom and Jerry	The Flying Sorceress	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	301	Produced by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Extra on the DVD of Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring.
March 23, 1956	Tom and Jerry	The Egg and Jerry	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	314	Cinemascope remake of Hatch Up Your Troubles.
May 4, 1956	Tom and Jerry	Busy Buddies	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	303	Produced by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
September 7, 1956	Tom and Jerry	Muscle Beach Tom	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	304
September 21, 1956	Droopy	Millionaire Droopy	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera (uncredited)	315	Cinemascope remake of Wags to Riches. Extra on the DVD of High Society.
October 21, 1956	Tom and Jerry	Down Beat Bear	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	305	Extra on the Blu-ray of The Fastest Gun Alive.^[52]
November 16, 1956	Tom and Jerry	Blue Cat Blues	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	306	Extra on the Blu-ray of The Fastest Gun Alive.^[52]
December 14, 1956	Tom and Jerry	Barbecue Brawl	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	307
January 25, 1957	—	Cat's Meow	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera (uncredited)	323	Cinemascope remake of Ventriloquist Cat.
February 22, 1957	Tom and Jerry	Tops with Pops	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	318	Cinemascope remake of Love That Pup.
March 29, 1957	Spike and Tyke	Give and Tyke	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	313	Spin-off of Tom and Jerry, one of 2 made.
April 19, 1957	Tom and Jerry	Timid Tabby	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	308
May 17, 1957	Droopy	Grin and Share It	Michael Lah	312
June 7, 1957	Tom and Jerry	Feedin' the Kiddie	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	321	Cinemascope remake of The Little Orphan.
July 26, 1957	Spike and Tyke	Scat Cats	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	319	Last Spike and Tyke cartoon.
September 6, 1957	Tom and Jerry	Mucho Mouse	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	310	Final appearance of Lightning Cat.
October 4, 1957	Droopy	Blackboard Jumble	Michael Lah	316	Extra on the DVD of Blackboard Jungle.
November 1, 1957	Tom and Jerry	Tom's Photo Finish	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	311
December 6, 1957	Droopy	One Droopy Knight ()	Michael Lah	320	Quasi-remake of Señor Droopy.
January 3, 1958	Tom and Jerry	Happy Go Ducky	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	309	Red Coffey voices Little Quacker.^[53] Extra on the DVD of Easter Parade.
February 7, 1958	Droopy	Sheep Wrecked	Michael Lah	322
March 7, 1958	Tom and Jerry	Royal Cat Nap	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	317
April 4, 1958	Droopy	Mutts About Racing	Michael Lah	326
May 2, 1958	Tom and Jerry	The Vanishing Duck	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	325	Extra on the DVD of Gigi.
June 6, 1958	Tom and Jerry	Robin Hoodwinked	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	329
July 4, 1958	Droopy	Droopy Leprechaun	Michael Lah	333	Last Droopy cartoon. Final cartoon completed at the studio.
August 1, 1958	Tom and Jerry	Tot Watchers	William Hanna & Joseph Barbera	330	Extra on the DVD of The Tunnel of Love. Final Tom and Jerry cartoon produced at the studio.

MGM Animation/Visual Arts (1963–1967)

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Release Date	Series	Title	Director	Notes
July 27, 1963	Tom and Jerry	Pent-House Mouse	Chuck Jones	First MGM cartoon produced by Chuck Jones and Les Goldman's Sib Tower 12 studio. Extra on the Blu-ray of The Courtship of Eddie's Father.^[54]
February 25, 1964	Tom and Jerry	The Cat Above and the Mouse Below
March 24, 1964	Tom and Jerry	Is There a Doctor in the Mouse?
April 14, 1964	Tom and Jerry	Much Ado About Mousing
May 12, 1964	Tom and Jerry	Snowbody Loves Me
December 8, 1964	Tom and Jerry	The Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse
January 20, 1965	Tom and Jerry	Ah, Sweet Mouse-Story of Life
January 27, 1965	Tom and Jerry	Tom-ic Energy
February 10, 1965	Tom and Jerry	Bad Day at Cat Rock
March 3, 1965	Tom and Jerry	The Brothers Carry-Mouse-Off	Jim Pabian
March 24, 1965	Tom and Jerry	Haunted Mouse	Chuck Jones
April 7, 1965	Tom and Jerry	I'm Just Wild About Jerry
May 19, 1965	Tom and Jerry	Of Feline Bondage
June 9, 1965	Tom and Jerry	The Year of the Mouse
December 22, 1965	Tom and Jerry	The Cat's Me-Ouch!
December 31, 1965	—	The Dot and the Line (⭐️)		Extra on the DVD and Blu-ray of The Glass Bottom Boat.^[55]
January 20, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Duel Personality
February 17, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Jerry, Jerry, Quite Contrary
April 7, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Jerry-Go-Round	Abe Levitow	First MGM cartoon directed by Abe Levitow.
April 28, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Love Me, Love My Mouse	Chuck Jones & Ben Washam	Last appearance of Toodles.
May 5, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Puss 'n' Boats	Abe Levitow
June 30, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Filet Meow	Abe Levitow	Extra on the Blu-ray of Spinout.^[56]
July 14, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Matinee Mouse	Tom Ray	Uses footage from the Hanna and Barbera shorts Love That Pup, The Flying Cat, Professor Tom, The Missing Mouse, Jerry and the Lion, Jerry's Diary, The Flying Sorceress and The Truce Hurts. William Hanna and Joseph Barbera were credited as directors while Tom Ray was credited as the story director. Last appearance of Spike.
August 4, 1966	Tom and Jerry	The A-Tom-inable Snowman	Abe Levitow
September 8, 1966	Tom and Jerry	Catty-Cornered	Abe Levitow	Last appearance of Lightning. Extra on the Blu-ray of Spinout.^[56]
January 20, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Cat and Dupli-cat	Chuck Jones
February 27, 1967	Tom and Jerry	O-Solar Meow	Abe Levitow
March 10, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Guided Mouse-ille
April 7, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Rock 'n' Rodent		Extra on the Blu-ray of Double Trouble.^[57]
April 14, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Cannery Rodent	Chuck Jones
April 21, 1967	Tom and Jerry	The Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R.	Abe Levitow	Rarely airs on Cartoon Network and Boomerang because of the epileptic seizure-causing flickering shown in the beginning.
May 5, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Surf-Bored Cat	Abe Levitow	Final MGM cartoon directed by Abe Levitow. Extra on the Blu-ray of Double Trouble.^[57]
June 23, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Shutter Bugged Cat	Tom Ray	Uses footage from the Hanna and Barbera shorts Part Time Pal, Nit-Witty Kitty, Johann Mouse, The Yankee Doodle Mouse, Heavenly Puss and Designs on Jerry. William Hanna & Joseph Barbera were credited as directors while Tom Ray as story director.
August 25, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Advance and Be Mechanized	Ben Washam
September 8, 1967	Tom and Jerry	Purr-Chance to Dream	Ben Washam	Last Tom and Jerry cartoon made by MGM.
December 31, 1967	—	The Bear That Wasn't	Chuck Jones	Last one-shot cartoon. Last cartoon produced by MGM Animation/Visual Arts. Last cartoon distributed by MGM.

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Release Date	Series	Title	Director	Notes
September 7, 1961	Tom and Jerry	Switchin' Kitten	Gene Deitch	First MGM cartoon produced in Czechoslovakia by William L. Snyder's Rembrandt Films.
October 26, 1961		Down and Outing
December 7, 1961		It's Greek to Me-ow!
March 23, 1962		High Steaks
April 13, 1962		Mouse into Space
May 18, 1962		Landing Stripling
June 22, 1962		Calypso Cat
July 20, 1962		Dicky Moe
August 10, 1962		The Tom and Jerry Cartoon Kit
September 14, 1962		Tall in the Trap
October 12, 1962		Sorry Safari
November 1, 1962		Buddies Thicker Than Water
December 21, 1962		Carmen Get It!		Last MGM cartoon produced in Czechoslovakia by William L. Snyder's Rembrandt Films.

The_Hungry_Wolf

List of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio films

Iwerks Studio (1930–1934)

Harman-Ising Productions (1934–1938)

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio (1938–1958)

Rembrandt Films (1961–1962)

MGM Animation/Visual Arts (1963–1967)

References

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