- Not to be confused with Say Uncle
"Cry Uncle" is the ninth episode from the first season of Tom and Jerry Tales.
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Synopsis[]
Jerry's Uncle Pecos comes to stay with Jerry and Tom after being kicked out by Aunt Spinner, where his music becomes a nuisance for both the cat and the mouse.
Plot[]
One night, Tom and Jerry are awakened by Uncle Pecos who has come over after being kicked out by his wife. His music then begins to drive Jerry and Tom became crazy, and they must focus on getting the guitar. Tom broke the guitar and placed it in the toilet. Jerry flushes it, causing Pecos to use a harmonica and making a flower grow another guitar. Uncle Pecos tries to perform for Tom and Jerry, but Auntie Spinner comes over and they do a duet. In the end, Pecos rides on Spinner as a horse and they ride home together into the sunrise much for Tom and Jerry's relieves as they see them off, wave goodbye and faint.
Trivia[]
- This episode marks the first and only appearance of Uncle Pecos in the series.
- This episode features implications of bestiality, since Uncle Pecos' wife, Auntie Spinner is a human, while Uncle Pecos himself is a mouse.
- Spinner's face was briefly shown, in half.
- Uncle Pecos also possibly sung a Stephen Foster song.
In other languages[]
Irish: Teach na Luiche (Mouse House)
Names, etymology and in other regions | ||
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology and notes |
Japanese | おじさんに降参 | Surrender to My Uncle |
German | Das Nagetier des Westens | The Rodent of the West |
Spanish (Latin America) |
¡Grita tío! | Scream Uncle! |
Portuguese (Brazil) |
Tio Pecos: O Retorno | Return of Uncle Pecos |