Jerry and the house's goldfish, Goldie, become best friends. Tom hears a recipe on the radio for fish, and he instantly grabs Goldie to cook him. Tom tried different hilarious things such as putting the poor fish in the stove and powdering it with flour but luckily Jerry saves him, and Tom chases both of them around the house..

Tom is attacking Jerry with everything that's in the house. He throws vases, paper airplanes, lamps, and anything he can get his hands on to get Jerry. Basically, it's like a war is going on. Jerry retaliates by using a cheese grater, and using fireworks to fight Tom back with. (I.E. Yankee Doodle Mouse) They do the same thing fighting back and forth for the rest of the episode. It ends with Jerry winning the battle, as he blows up Tom using the fireworks, turning him into an American Flag.

Tom chases Jerry right into a dog pound. Jerry makes himself comfortable once there, knowing that Tom will never follow him in. Tom thinks of something, though. He puts on a dog mask, and acts like a dog, going into the pound. After chasing Jerry for a while, he tells all the dogs that Tom's really a cat under the mask. All of the dogs chase Tom out of the pound.

After Tom chases Jerry around the house, and makes a ton of noise, a grumpy Spike tells Tom that if he hears one more thing, he will do his worst. Jerry keeps throwing things at Tom to make noise, but Tom does his best to catch them all and try to keep quiet. Something crashes and Spike wakes up. Tom gets beaten up, as that prompts Jerry to be even more crafty, and thinks of things to really make noise, and eventually disaster for Tom.

The setting is of a poolroom. Tom uses Jerry as a ball, as he hits with his cue stick, trying to get into each of the pockets, and so on. Jerry does the same to get back at him.

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