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Category:Owners of Tom | Tom and Jerry Wiki | Fandom
List of owners who owned Tom throughout the years. Mrs. Two Shoes. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
See results only from tomandjerry.fandom.comTom's owner (Deitch era) …
Tom's owner (known by fans as Clint Clobber) is an antagonist who appeared …
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Tom's owner is a minor character who was the former owner of Tom appearing in …
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Tom's Owner is an unnamed character from the Tom and Jerry franchise, who …
Tom's owner (Tom and Jerr…
Tom's owner is a minor character, who is the owner of Tom in Tom and Jerry: The …
Tom's owner (Jones era) | T…
Tom's owner is a character who appeared solely in the Chuck Jones era of Tom …
Tom's Owner (Gene Deitc…
Tom's Owner is the character from Tom And Jerry's Gene Deitch Era, He even …
Tom's owner's house | Tom …
Tom's owner's house is the original house of where Tom and his owner lived. It …
Tom's owner (The Tom and …
Tom's owner is a recurring character in The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show. He is the …
Tom's Owner - The Scrapp…
Tom's Owner is a character in the Gene Deitch Tom & Jerry shorts. He was …
Tom's owner | Tom and Jerr…
Tom's owner or Pam is a minor female character in The Tom and Jerry Kids …
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Tom's owner (Deitch era) | Tom and Jerry Wiki | Fandom
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Tom's owner is an overweight, average height, middle-aged, bald Caucasian man with severe anger issues, often boiled over when he is furious. Also, when he is enraged in High Steaks, his teeth turn into sharp teeth. - Personality
Tom's owner is a corpulent, middle-class, middle-aged man with a severe temper, often going red in the face when angered. The rest of his family was never confirmed in the series so it is unknown if he is divorced, single, a widower, or a bachelor. He is cruel in punishing Tom's mista…
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Tom's owner (Tom and Jerry: The Movie)
Tom's owner is a minor character who was the former owner of Tom appearing in the Tom and Jerry: The Movie. She is voiced by B.J. Ward.
Tom's Owner | Villains Wiki | Fandom
Tom's Owner is an unnamed character from the Tom and Jerry franchise, who appeared only in the infamous Gene Deitch era (1961-1962) of Tom and Jerry shorts, serving as Tom's owner, as well as an antagonist.
Tom's Owner (Gene Deitch era) - Loathsome …
Dec 11, 2024 · Tom's Owner is an unnamed, middle-aged, average height, overweight, short-tempered, and bald white character who appeared only in the infamous short-lived Gene Deitch-era (1961-1962) of the Tom and Jerry …
Tom & Jerry | Tom's Owners - Ginger and Rick - YouTube
Jan 14, 2023 · Meet Ginger and Rick, Tom and Spike's owners who are often included in their mischief 🐱🐭🐶...more. Tom and Jerry can't always be the center of attention, what about, for …
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Tom and Jerry (Gene Deitch era, 1961-1962)
Tom's owner in this era bears a slight resemblance to Clint Clobber, who is one of Gene Deitch's original characters that appeared in Terrytoons shorts that ran from 1957 to 1959. Rumor has it that the two characters were the same person in …
Do Tom and Jerry have owners? - Quick-Advice.com
Aug 9, 2020 · Do Tom and Jerry have owners? Tom’s owner is a character who appeared solely in the Gene Deitch era (1961–62) of Tom and Jerry shorts, serving as Tom’s owner. He was …
Tom's Owner (Gene Deitch Era) | Aaron Doan …
Tom's Owner is the character from Tom And Jerry's Gene Deitch Era, He even debuts as the minor antagonist of ADP Movie: Hoppity Hooper Runs Away (Part 1-7) by Aaron Doan Productions.
Tom's Owner - Antagonists Wiki
Tom's Owner is an unnamed character who appeared only in the Gene Deitch era (1961-1962) of Tom and Jerry shorts, serving as Tom's owner, as well as an antagonist. He appeared in …
Tom's Owner - Character-community Wiki
Clint Clobber is minor character in Tom and Jerry. Appearance Tom's owner is an overweight, average height, middle-aged, bald white man with very severe temper problems, often boil …
Tom's Owner VOICE - Behind The Voice Actors
BJ Ward is the voice of Tom's Owner in Tom and Jerry: The Movie. Movie: Tom and Jerry: The Movie Franchise: Tom & Jerry
Tom's Owner (Tom and Jerry: The Movie)
Tom's Owner is a minor character in Tom and Jerry: The Movie. She is voiced by B.J. Ward. Tom's Owner is only seen at the house which was going to be banned and destroyed by an …
Tom's Owner | Villainous Benchmark Wiki | Fandom
Tom's Owner is an unnamed character who appeared only in the Gene Deitch era (1961-1962) of Tom and Jerry shorts, serving as Tom's owner, as well as an antagonist. He appeared in yellow shorts, which were: Down and Outing …
Tom's Owner | MGM Cartoons Wiki | Fandom
Tom's Owner is a character in Tom and Jerry.
Tom's owner (Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry)
Tom's owner is a minor character, who is the owner of Tom in Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry. She is voiced by Tress MacNeille. She wears a white shite, a blue dress covered in …
Tom's owner's house | Tom and Jerry Wiki | Fandom
Tom's owner's house is the original house of where Tom and his owner lived. It was banned and destroyed by an old fashioned wrecking ball for a building called High Rise Luxury Apartments. …
Tom's Owner - The Scrappy Wiki
Tom's Owner is a character in the Gene Deitch Tom & Jerry shorts. He was voiced by the late Allen Swift, who also voiced Herman from Herman and Catnip. He constantly harmed Tom …
Tom's owner | Tom and Jerry Kids Show Wiki | Fandom
Tom's owner or Pam is a minor female character in The Tom and Jerry Kids Show. Voiced by Pamela Hayden of The Simpsons fame. Tom's owner appears in the episode "Who Are You …
Tom's owner (Jones era) | Tom and Jerry Wiki | Fandom
Tom's owner is a character who appeared solely in the Chuck Jones era of Tom and Jerry shorts, serving as Tom's owner. Tom's owner is a fair-skinned blonde woman. She wears a purple …
Most of Tom's owners have been really unlikable. : …
I've noticed that in most Tom and Jerry shorts/movies, Tom's owner is really mean and doesn't treat him well at all. He deserves better, man.
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