Tom & Jerry Episode 199 Double Trouble Crow (1975)

Summary

In this lively and humorous video, Tom and Farmer Jerry, two corn-loving characters, engage in a playful competition over freshly picked corn. As they try to outwit each other with traps and tricks, crows and other animals get involved in the antics. The script mixes slapstick humor with quirky exchanges, leading to amusing outcomes like hidden corn and sabotaged traps. As the characters interact, they create a chaotic yet fun atmosphere, with a playful nod to their plans for the future. The video is light-hearted, filled with comedy and a sense of camaraderie among the characters.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script features Tom and Farmer Jerry, who are corn farmers and discuss their love for fresh, sweet corn.
• 😀 A challenge is introduced: whoever loves corn the most gets to have it, but there are rules about no trespassing.
• 😀 The scene includes some humor with a suggestion of sneaking one ear of corn, but the challenge intensifies.
• 😀 There is a playful interaction where characters are seen enjoying buttered corn while engaging in trickery and humorous situations.
• 😀 Tom and Jerry’s rivalry is showcased through a series of traps, pranks, and a competitive dynamic over corn.
• 😀 The corn is hidden in a toy, adding to the playful nature of the scene.
• 😀 The characters make references to familiar tropes like flying, trains, and old-school cartoons, enhancing the comedic aspect.
• 😀 There is a humorous attempt to escape from the farmers, but the characters ultimately embrace their tricks.
• 😀 Several characters are introduced, including various cousins of Tom and Jerry, adding to the complexity of the situation.
• 😀 The script ends with a fun, light-hearted reference to travel to Miami, Florida, complete with vacation-related details like suntan lotion and surfboards.

Q & A

What is the main setting of the script?

The main setting takes place on a corn farm, where two characters, Tom and Farmer Jerry, are involved in picking corn.

What is the deal between Tom and Farmer Jerry?

Tom and Farmer Jerry make a deal to see who likes corn the most. The one who likes it more will get to enjoy all the corn at the end of the day.

What humorous conflict arises between the characters?

A humorous conflict arises when they argue over the corn, with Farmer Jerry mentioning that they are not friends anymore, and Tom suggesting a tiny portion of corn instead.

How do the crows get involved in the story?

The crows, specifically Wilbur and Orville Crow, are mentioned as being the first to snatch the corn, and there are attempts to trap them using a toy.

What role does the trap play in the story?

The trap is used to capture the crows, and although it eventually snags one, the crows continue to outsmart the farmers in a comedic back-and-forth.

How do Tom and Farmer Jerry react to the challenges posed by the crows?

They are frustrated but continue to engage in various comedic attempts to stop the crows, including setting up traps and building defenses, but the crows still manage to get away with the corn.

What comedic situation is created with the 'armored car'?

The 'armored car' is a humorous exaggeration, meant to suggest the farmers' attempt to fend off the crows with strong defenses, which ultimately fails as the crows remain undeterred.

Who are the characters introduced as the farmers' cousins?

The farmers introduce their cousins: Cousin Fudd, Cousin Ed, Cousin Ted, Cousin Ben, and Cousin Landon. These characters are presented in a humorous, exaggerated way.

What is the final joke at the end of the script?

The final joke involves the farmers planning a trip to Miami, Florida, making light of the situation by mentioning suntan lotion, beach umbrellas, dark glasses, and surfboards, showing their comedic shift away from the corn-related drama.

What is the tone of the script?

The tone of the script is lighthearted and humorous, with exaggerated actions and playful conflicts between the characters. The humor is primarily physical and situational.