- Not to be confused with Triplet Trouble.
Triple Trouble is the forty-third episode of The Tom and Jerry Show (1975).
Synopsis[]
Tom and Jerry try to chop down a tree for a log cabin, but the squirrel who lives in the tree convinces them not to; the three of them then have to contend with Spike, who's bulldozing trees to make room for a freeway.
Plot[]
Characters[]
Starring[]
Featuring[]
- Squirrel
- Spike Bulldog (the main antagonist)
Trivia[]
- The title "Triple Trouble" is probably derived from that of the MGM T&J short Triplet Trouble (1952).
- The squirrel speaks in a voice (courtesy of Leonard Weinrib) which is reminiscent of Bert Lahr, best remembered as The Cowardly Lion from The Wizard Of Oz (MGM, 1939), whose own voice inspired Daws Butler's vocal interpretations of Snagglepuss and Jonathan "Mudsy" Muddlemore of The Funky Phanton (ABC, 1971-73). (T&J voice John Stephenson povided similar vocalizations for Rex the lion in Episode #80-23, "The Hypochondriac Lion".)
- John Stephenson voices Spike again.
- Once again T&J break their silence; they say, "uh-huh!".
- Spike was given a gruff voice, and acts out of character as well in the episode.
Gallery[]
Tom and Jerry in their car
