| Lillian Randolph | ... | Mammy Two-Shoes (voice) (uncredited) |
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| Joseph Barbera | |||
| William Hanna | |||
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| Joseph Barbera | uncredited | |
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| Fred Quimby | .... | producer | |
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| Scott Bradley | |||
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| Ed Barge | .... | animator | |
| Kenneth Muse | .... | animator | |
| Ray Patterson | .... | animator | |
| Irven Spence | .... | animator | |
| Richard Bickenbach | .... | layout artist (uncredited) | |
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Jerry is tormenting Mammy-Two-Shoes (dubbed to sound less 'offensive' in the version that I watched and I suspect they have rewritten some of her dialogue too) but Tom is too slow and too lazy to catch him. Annoyed with this, she introduces a new orange cat called Lightning and kicks Tom out of the house, along with Jerry, for good.
But Lightning turns out to be a glutton and T&J reckon it's time they teamed up and hatch a plan to give Lightning what he deserves (IE a painful walloping and framing him). Some good gags and visual humor along with a more original plot make this a better than average T&J short.