Danger Mouse - Trouble With Ghosts [1982 VHS]

Purely History on Instagram: "purel_y.history Interesting fact: This scene comes from Mouse Trouble (1944), one of the earliest Tom and Jerry shorts to fully lean into "instruction-manual comedy." The entire episode is built around Tom reading a guide literally titled "How to Catch a Mouse," following its steps with absolute confidence, while Jerry calmly turns every single method against him. What makes Mouse Trouble so effective is how precise the gags are. The oversized hammer, the fake chees

@memeworld.vibe on Instagram: "- The post features a clip from the 1944 Tom and Jerry short "Mouse Trouble," where Tom reads a tampered book chapter claiming "A Cornered Mouse Fights Never," skeptically quips "Don't you believe it," and immediately gets pummeled by Jerry, subverting expectations for slapstick humor. - "Mouse Trouble," the 17th entry in the series directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, won the 1945 Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, the second Oscar for Tom and Je