I was reminded last night of the cartoon The Cat Came Back, which I probably first saw on Rolf Harris’ Cartoon Time.
Naturally it’s not hard to find these days. (IMDB)
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Never heard of it.
But it was released in 1988, when I was 17, so I think I had grown out of Rolf Harris’ Cartoon Time by then. You were 19 — what was your excuse??!?!?!?!?!??!?!!?
Tom and Jerry.