Ep 27. Baby Butch
- TVPG
- March 14, 1954
- 6 min
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7.4 (975)
Tom and Jerry season 2 episode 27, titled "Baby Butch," follows Tom's adventures as he is entrusted to take care of a mischievous kitten named Butch. Jerry, as always, is there to foil Tom's plans and use the situation to his advantage.
The episode starts with Tom lounging in the backyard when he is interrupted by a crying kitten. Tom recognizes the kitten as Butch, a troublemaker who is always up to no good. Despite his reservations, Tom takes pity on Butch and agrees to take care of him for the day while his owner is away.
Tom quickly realizes that taking care of Butch is no easy feat. The little kitten is full of energy and wreaks havoc all over the house, much to Tom's frustration. Butch's antics include knocking over vases, tearing up curtains, and causing general chaos.
To make matters worse, Jerry takes advantage of the situation and begins to play tricks on Tom using Butch. Jerry dresses up as a baby and tricks Tom into thinking he is Butch's real owner, causing Tom to treat Jerry with respect and care.
Throughout the episode, Tom's attempts to control Butch become more and more desperate, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps. In one scene, Tom tries to give Butch a bath, but the kitten fights back and ends up covered in soap suds. In another, Tom tries to keep Butch contained in a playpen, only to have Butch outsmart him and escape.
Despite all the chaos, Tom begins to develop a soft spot for Butch and genuinely tries to take care of him. However, as the day goes on, Tom's patience wears thin and he eventually loses his temper. In a fit of rage, Tom chases Butch all around the house, causing destruction in his wake.
Just as the situation seems to be getting out of control, the kitten's owner returns and takes Butch away. Tom breathes a sigh of relief, glad to be rid of the mischievous kitten.
Overall, "Baby Butch" is a hilarious and entertaining episode that showcases Tom and Jerry's classic dynamic. The episode is full of high-energy hijinks and showcases the series' trademark slapstick humor. Despite the chaos, the episode also includes moments of heartwarming interaction between Tom and Butch, making the ending all the more satisfying.