the cartoon tom and jerry first came out as a television show in 1975.
the cartoon tom and jerry first came out as a television show in 1975.
when did the cartoon tom and jerry first come out as a television show?
1975
section::::television.:television shows.









































bullet::::- "the tom and jerry show" (abc, 1975)









































bullet::::- "the tom and jerry comedy show" (cbs, 1980–1982)









































bullet::::- "tom & jerry kids" (fox, 1990–1994)









































bullet::::- "tom and jerry tales" (the cw, cartoon network, 2006–2008)









































bullet::::- "the tom and jerry show" (teletoon, cartoon network, 2014–present)









































section::::television.:packaged shows and programming blocks.









































bullet::::- "tom and jerry" (1960s packaged show) (cbs, 1965–1972)









































bullet::::- "tom and jerry" (bbc, 1967–2001)









































bullet::::- "tom and jerry's funhouse on tbs" (tbs, 1986–1989)









































bullet::::- "cartoon network's tom and jerry show" (cartoon network, 1992–present)









































section::::television.:television specials.









































bullet::::- "" (tnt, 1989)









































bullet::::- "" (boomerang, 2001)
tom and jerry
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