Northern Light Fish Fight is the twenty-fourth episode of Tom and Jerry Tales. It is directed by Neal Sternecky, with a story written by Richard Pursel, teleplay by Charles Schneider and storyboarded by Ken Boyer and Kirk Hansen.
Synopsis[]
Plot[]
Tom was fishing, the fish is not catching well for him all this time. Tom was able to make many holes in the ice later. Jerry decides to go fishing too and he came across a huge green fish and she started jumping in different directions. Jerry, along with the fish, crashed into the Totem Pole
The fishy smell has reached Tom's nose and Tom decides to eat the fish
Tom started throwing snowballs right at Jerry and Jerry made a snow fort Tom kept throwing snowballs and Jerry made the fish catapult the snowballs and they fell on Tom
Later, Tom hides in the Totem Pole and started to approach Jerry's castle, then he was able to climb to the top of the Totem. Tom tries to grab Jerry but is splashed with water and Tom fell off the Totem, then the Totem crushed Tom
Tom destroyed Jerry's fortress, then Jerry himself hit Tom and Jerry left with a fish on a Totem Pole Tom became more angry and he ran after his dream
Jerry got to the top of the mountain and there was aurora borealis above the mountain When Tom came Jerry started to control the northern lights and Totem Pole patterns started to appear on it this had a bad effect on Tom and Tom fell down the mountain at the end of the concert
For dinner, Tom and Jerry decided to eat Fish, but Polar Bear ate it and had to eat forks to end the episode.
Characters[]
Main[]
Minor[]
- Polar Bear
- Worm
Trivia[]
- This is the first time Tom's body shatters in some way (in this case, Tom's head shattered), along with Snow Mouse.
- The scene in which Jerry "conducts" the Northern Lights includes an iteration of Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain," a classical song commonly associated with scenes of terror and made famous by the 1940 Disney film Fantasia.
- Like Ho Ho Horrors, Tom's William Hanna scream is reused. This is also the last time in Tom and Jerry Tales that William Hanna's scream is used.
- This is one of the few Tom and Jerry Tales episodes where Tom and Jerry both lose at the end as the fish they were fighting over ends up getting eaten by a polar bear.
- Tom's body did get shattered again just like in The A-Tom-Inable Snowman.
In Other Languages[]
| Names, etymology and in other regions | ||
|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Definition, etymology and notes |
| Portuguese (Brazil) |
Fome Demais para Peixe de Menos | |
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