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Besides this was one of the few Ben Washam directed Tom and Jerry shorts, this was the last one from the Chuck Jones era as well. It's pretty good to. In this cartoon, Tom dreams that he chases Jerry but an big dog was clobbering him. Tom awakes and soon chases Jerry. Little does Tom knows however, Jery orders an dog for protection. But don't let the dog's size fool you though, it's bite is an lot worst than its bark. Tom at first doesn't think that the dog is dangerous but he was wrong. Soon Tom tries to get rid of the dog first before he can have Jerry but, all of his plains backfire. Eventually, Tom locks the dog in an safe and hides it but the dog escapes and again clobbers Tom. Finally, Tom gives up and takes sleeping pills to sleep while the dream dog clobbers him once more. Overall, this was one of the best from the Chuck Jones era and the series. For Tom and Jerry fans I highly recommend it as it gets an 9 out of 10.

. . . Warner Brothers had in mind when they dispatched a multi-man replacement crew to Tinsel Town's notorious Poverty Row House of the Groaning Fat Cat to exact revenge for the RHAPSODY RABBIT scandal, perhaps Hollywood's biggest injustice of All Time. Such Warner luminaries as Chuck Jones, Abe L., Maurice N. And Ben W. Set out to completely destroy Tom & Jerry's legacy, while infuriating all concerned by far exceeding the quality of the initial 114 purloined derivative outings scribbled out by a second-rate team of mediocre doodlers noticed only because of PR publicity hacks and rigged election results. During a decade marked by witch hunts and payola schemes, some media followers failed to recognize the extent to which T & J were being ludicrously over-rated. However, thanks to the achievements of Along-Came-Jones and his Justice League team, any dreams of lasting greatness were buried miles deep in their final resting place as PURR CHANCE TO DREAM was released.