I can reading.
I can watch.
I can dance.
I can swim.
I can paint.
Tom and Jerry is a set of animated series of short films created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, whose theme is the eternal rivalry between a domestic cat (Tom) and mouse (Jerry). The duo turned in a short from MGM called "Puss Gets the Boot," which was to theaters in February 1940. In short Tom was called Jasper and Jerry has not had a name. Only after the producers dubbed the characters of Tom and Jerry. " William Hanna and Joseph Barbera wrote and directed over 113 episodes between 1940 and 1957, when MGM Cartoon Studio (where the drawings were produced) was closed, causing the end of the original design. The last of the 114 episodes was released in 1958. The original series won the Oscar for best animated short seven times.
