Tom and Jerry Love and passion from the authors (Hanna and Barbera)

Wiliam Hanna and Joseph Barbera, two passionate men for really good Cartoon series that are now worldwide and unforgettable. As for their one of the very best ones, they have created Tom and Jerry started from 1940 till nowadays.

William Hanna-Tom and Jerry Authors

Joseph Barbera-Tom and Jerry Authors

Hanna and Barbera met each other’s in 1937 while Hanna was working at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). They have had work collaboration that time to start directing the awesome Tom and Jerry.
Not to mention, they have won seven Academy Awards and eight Emmy Awards.

Tom and Jerry Love

When you think of Tom and Jerry you think of the intelligent creative cartoons that they have; people are amazed by the creativity of each scene when Tom and Jerry starts to fight and many times collaborate (with Love and fun) and shows amazing meaning that is inspiring for viewers (children and adults). In addition to the show’s sound effects and songs picked that keep us (the viewer) watching with passion.

Tom and Jerry Love to meet the Favorite Cartoon Characters

Do you love the classic Tom and Jerry movies? This great cartoon for kids is one of the longest continuously running shorts and the most favorite cartoon ever created; it was originally made to air as a TV show and then developed into full length feature films. For anyone growing up in the 50's, 60's and 70's, the great cat and mouse chasing episodes were a part of daily life; get home from school switch on the TV and enjoy the hilarious antics of this cat and mouse team. We fall in love with Tom and Jerry as my favorite cartoon.

Tom and Jerry Best Cartoon Characters

It was one of my favorite cartoons ever since I could remember watching cartoons. The endless cat-and-mouse chases have provided for many hours of fun entertainment in our house. although we enjoy watching all the Tom and Jerry cartoons, my favorite episodes are mostly many of the original ones. My children, of course, love any of them. There are a lot of Tom & Jerry fans out there who have watched every single episode of
the cartoon and love them. But there has been a bit of controversy about whether or not Tom & Jerry is a violent cartoon. Given the nature of many of the older similarly produced cartoons in the mid- to -late 1950s, like Tom & Jerry, mild violence is a part of the feature. There are definitely undertones of violence, as you will see Jerry blowing up Tom with a bomb, or Tom attempting to eat Jerry. From bowling balls to hammers and trees, you will see heads bashed and eyeballs pop out, along with just about anything else you can imagine. So do are such scenes too "violent" for younger children to watch? Should the cartoon only be relegated to adults or older teenagers? While some parents would never imagine allowing their child to watch this cartoon, others (like myself) watch it with a grain of salt. My experience has been that my children understand the difference between reality and imaginary. They know what is real and what is pretend. They comprehend that Tom & Jerry is not real and can enjoy the humor of the cartoon without me worrying about if they will attempt to try any of the silly antics that go on between Tom & Jerry.