The shorts featured the archived uncredited voices of William Hanna alongside Andrew Dickman.
According to Andrew Dickman, the series was worked on the crews spare time while on the production of Looney Tunes Cartoons.
[3] Thought to be promotional marketing for the Tom & Jerry film, the shorts received positive reception from fans and critics.
[4][1] FR Dougal of CartoonMilk, an animation critic and a self-described lifelong Tom and Jerry fan, gave the shorts a negative review.
Despite praising their art style's reminiscence of the mid-1940s character designs and numerous gags, he criticized the shorts' character animation, music, and inconsistent sound design, including the overuse of the William Hanna Tom scream.