That’s My Mommy

Year: 1955

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna

AnimationComedy

When a duckling hatches from an egg hidden under Tom’s feet, the fluffy chick—named Little Quacker—mistakenly thinks Tom is his mother. Hungry and eager to eat the new guest, Tom pursues the duckling, while Jerry, ever‑resourceful, intervenes to keep the helpless bird safe and thwart Tom’s plans.

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