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Sorry, Millennials, only Boomers can identify all these midcentury things in Tom and Jerry cartoons
These classic shorts are full of household objects from the Fifties and Sixties.
Because of the timeless nature of classic cartoons, especially Tom and Jerry shorts which don’t use much dialogue, it’s easy to forget when they were first released. The objects used in certain cartoons give clues — telephones usually have dials and cars sometimes look straight out of The Waltons.
But far from being a downside, these background elements only add to the nostalgic nature of these animated delights. We’ve gathered objects seen in classic Tom and Jerry cartoons that are right out of the 1940s, '50s and '60s. Can you tell what each thing is?
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What does this white door belong to?
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What is Jerry struggling with here?
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What is on the left here?
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What is Tom sitting next to?
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What is this thing at a cartoon construction sight?
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What kind of basket is this?
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What is Tom lying next to here?
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What is this thing?
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This teapot isn't really a teapot, it's a...
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What is this machine?
Sorry, Millennials, only Boomers can identify all these midcentury things in Tom and Jerry cartoons
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* 10 of 10 B-b-b-but why was there a TV screen on that radio?
Also 9/10
I thought last one was a newspaper box due to no choices, etc...
I thought last one was a newspaper box due to no choices, etc...
9/10
10/10.
10 outta 10 a rairty
6/10. I should have done better. 🙀
All 10 and I will never forget anything from TOM&JERRY
Yep I'm a boomer and proud of it. 9/10 🤭
10 for 10
8/10 that last one looked like a newspaper machine to me . I’m generation X, not quite a baby boomer 😊
At first, yeah. But then look at the dispenser under the glass and that gives it away.
I thought that was where the change came out in coins.
9/10
I'm one year too young to be a boomer, and I got them all.
I'm a boomer, and I got the last two WRONG. Very poor examples of what they were SUPPOSE to be.
#9 was a bad one. Deductive reasoning gives you the answer, but still a bad one.
That’s a *lavender* refrigerator door, not white.
It’s construction “site”, not sight.
That’s a newspaper stand with a slot for beverages 🙄.
Better editing needed on this quiz.
It’s construction “site”, not sight.
That’s a newspaper stand with a slot for beverages 🙄.
Better editing needed on this quiz.
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8/10
7/10…should have been smarter on these
8 of 10. Missed #'s 6 and 10.
10 looks an awful lot like a newspaper box, I love old Vending machines and the only type of Soda boxes I remember were either taller or opened from the top like a chest.
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they all so had them taller , and the drinks were on the side door opened the door ..pulled one out, one dropped in its place all kinds of flavors ..and ice cold ..
8/10 I'm well over 60 and I've never seen a drink machine like that or a lamp that looks like a teapot.
Those are the only 2 that I also missed!
I guessed right on the lamp, but I still maintain that the last one is a newspaper box.
The same 2 I missed 😊
I see a lot of you missed #9....I just went by the light that's around the chair...Lucky guess!
#9 was bad, but I just used deductive reasoning. Too big for a candy Jar and too crazy for a vase. What would normally be on a table next to a chair? A light. Still a bad one though.