Can you fill in the blank to complete these Oscar-nominated Tom and Jerry titles?
The iconic cat and mouse are among the most awarded animated characters in history.

While Looney Tunes and Disney shorts certainly won their fair share of accolades, Tom and Jerry were Oscars favorites. The pair won seven Academy Awards in ten years. They were nominated another six times.
We’ve collected the titles from ten Oscar-winning or Oscar-nominated Tom and Jerry original theatrical shorts and taken out one word from each. Can you fill in blank for all these classic cartoons?

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The Cat _____
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The Yankee Doodle _____
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_____ Up Your Troubles
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_____ Mouse
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The _____ Mouseketeers
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. _____
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Jerry’s _____
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The _____ Orphan
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_____ Trouble
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_____, Pussy Cat!

Can you fill in the blank to complete these Oscar-nominated Tom and Jerry titles?
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All guesses.
When I used to watch morning cartoons, the title of the episodes was not a top priority I guess.
1st clue. Comedy-Drama
2nd clue. This address has something to do with the movie-140 South Van Ness Ave.
So gather up give it a go and then you get your name in lights and the movie to boot
https://archive.org/details/4meurrkkk4-gr4gbpgbpii
When Charles Martin Smith pulls up on the Vespa in the beginning, his crash into the building wasn't scripted. He genuinely lost control of the bike, and Lucas kept the cameras rolling. Fortunately, the accident and the actor's reaction to it was in keeping with his character. Furthermore, the incident got the first big laugh from the audience in its first public premiere which Lucas and friends took as a very good sign for the film.
Mel's Drive-In was demolished after the movie was completed, but the owner's son, Steve, decided to re-open other Mel's restaurants in 1981 as a small chain. There are two in Hollywood, CA, themed after the movie, and one in San Francisco where George Lucas is known to eat occasionally.
Many more can be found here. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069704/trivia/?ref_=tt_trv_trv
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/41_Original_Hits_from_the_Soundtrack_of_American_Graffiti#Track_listing
Rumor has it that one of Tom's hairballs made during the filming of The Cat Concerto auctioned off at Sotheby's for big $$.
" The Two Mouseketeers". It was before Disney's "Mickey Mouse Club". Disney is aggressive in protecting all of their copyrights and trademarks. Without researching it I wonder if MGM copyrighted or trademarked the term "Mouseketeers" prior to Disney use of the term?
Ok, so I came across this photo of the cast of “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum”, and it looked just like a selfie….so…I thought I’d make it look like an Instagram post 😆…lol….I was very bored…😝 well here it is!