Tom Cat breaks through the dimensional wall.

There was no other way, so the director had to settle for the second best and let someone from the orchestra play the role of Johann Strauss.

Anyway, as long as you don’t shoot the head, it’s fine.

Tom was hiding aside and watching. Only now did he understand why many people in Tom and Jerry never showed their faces or heads.

It turns out that they are all guest appearances by the crew members...

The director's narration continued: "Every day when the famous musician played the piano, little John couldn't help dancing to the music."

The little John mentioned here refers to Jerry.

In this episode, the character played by Jerry has the same name as the owner of the mansion.

Listening to the director's narration, Jerry, who had already read the script carefully, quickly realized that it was his turn, so he immediately ran into the semicircular mouse hole at the base of the wall.

With his eyes closed, he looked like he was enjoying the music very much.

Accompanied by the beautiful piano music, they began to dance.

It is no exaggeration to say that her professional dancing skills are world-class.

Seeing this, Tang Mu took two deep breaths, glanced at the audience who were watching intently outside the screen, and began to prepare for his next appearance.

"Every day the cat watches it dance, waiting for its chance."

Amid the director's narration, Tom's head popped up from the other corner and looked at Jerry, trying his best to imitate Tom's expression before he caught the mouse.

Its paws and head were pressed against the smooth floor, but its butt and tail were raised high.

A pair of restless backs also danced to the music.

As the music continued, Jerry's dancing became better and better.

The director continued the narration: "It catches mice every day!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the crew's orchestra immediately started a hurried accompaniment of music.

Tom also followed the script and rushed towards the dancing Jerry!

Jerry also turned around and ran, rushing directly into a rat hole not far away.

Tom, who was chasing Jerry madly from behind, was running too fast and couldn't stop, so he crashed headfirst into the wall where the mouse hole was!

There was a loud "bang!"

With his head buzzing, Tom suddenly understood why Tom wanted to run away from home.

This job is definitely not something an ordinary cat can do.

The director's voice-over beside him continued to sound rather teasingly: "It's a pity that it always fails."

Chapter 110 Six Steps to Learning Piano

The show goes on.

Seeing Tom, the stupid cat, being fooled by Jerry again.

The children watching the cartoon laughed out loud and clapped their hands vigorously!

For children of their age, watching Tom and Jerry is just fun and funny.

But as I grow older, the more I watch "Tom and Jerry", the more I feel that Tom is a bit pitiful.

In particular, the role that Tom plays now is exactly Tom's daily life.

The feelings are even deeper.

Seemingly satisfied with Tom's performance, the director continued to show off his German-accented English as the narrator: "But this doesn't make it discouraged, because it knows that every day when its master plays the piano..."

Following the director's narration, Tom came to the luxurious bathroom and placed a bench in front of the washstand. He found that the height was not enough, so he stacked three books on top. This time he had to put his feet on them so that he could see himself in the mirror.

With his cute tail raised, Tom took a small brush and stirred the blue paint bucket. Then he squinted one eye and carefully painted the big red bump on his head.

Use blue paint to cover up the big bump on your head.

Looking at the big bag covered by paint, Tang Mu showed a satisfied smile on his face.

The camera turns and Johann Strauss begins playing the piano again.

"Every day when the master plays the piano, the mouse will dance and the cat will come to catch it again."

With the narration, Jerry danced out of the mouse hole again according to the script.

Also following the script, Tom raised his hands, leaned forward, and ran using only the toes of his two legs, trying to catch Jerry, the troublesome mouse.

It’s a pity that Tom is destined to not catch Jerry.

As expected, just like before, Jerry ran back to the mouse hole easily, and Tom hit the wall again, with his whole body straightened!

"Again, again, and again..."

“The cat can never catch the mouse.”

Accompanied by the voice-over, Tom began to perform various wall-banging moves in front of an unknown number of audiences.

Every time he hit the wall, Tom would be smashed into all kinds of strange shapes.

Tang Mu was getting annoyed by the constant bombardment.

In the real world, a group of kids get together to watch cartoons after school.

After seeing Tom, played by Tom, hit the wall again and again, a fat boy who was eating potato chips laughed and said, "I've seen this episode. Later, the cat slipped down the stair railing and flew out through the window!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Tom in the cartoon really slid down the stairs while sitting on the handrail.

But it didn't happen as the fat guy said, he just crashed out of the window.

Instead, when it was halfway through its flight and about to hit the window, Tang Mu abruptly stopped the kinetic energy that was heading towards the window.

Falling to the ground again, Tom, who was a little agitated, grabbed Jerry, who was standing next to the mouse hole with his hands behind his back and looking up at him.

Jerry was shocked when Tom didn't act according to the script.

He quickly took out the script from behind and poked it hard with his hand, trying to remind Tang Mu to calm down.

Well, it's still performing.

Even though I'm getting a little annoyed by banging my head against the wall, the script is like this, so I still have to have some professional ethics.

He sighed, put Jerry back on the ground, and patted his little head.

With a "bang", the glass of the window next to it shattered to the ground.

Tom went out headfirst!

Watching Tom jump out of the window by himself, Jerry looked at the camera and shrugged, then closed his eyes and continued to dance intoxicatedly to the sound of the piano.

In the real world, the little fat boy who swore that he had watched this episode was suddenly dumbfounded.

He always felt that the cartoon he watched today seemed a little different from the ones he had watched before.

But watching Tom Cat finally break the window, it seemed like nothing was different.

Tang Mu felt that there was nothing wrong with his small performance that did not follow the script.

Anyway, everything is clearly written in the side quest, just don't let people in the real world find out that Tom is missing.

I just have to do my job well before finding Tom, but I don't have to do it as perfectly as Tom.

Tang Mu felt that it was okay for him to relax a little.

Just now, seeing Tom Mu not following the script and directly arresting Jerry, the crew members around were all shocked and a little nervous.

Fortunately, the director didn't say anything, and Tom put Jerry down and jumped out of the window by himself.

The props team quickly moved a book in front of the camera to hide the current situation in the mansion, fearing that something strange would happen and be seen by the audience.

"One day, the owner went out for a trip. This put the cat in a dilemma, because he knew that the mouse would not dance without music."

The director continued to read the narration as usual, in a neither hurried nor slow tone, but his eyes were very intent on winking at Tom Mu.

At this time, Tang Mu had already climbed back out of the window and brought back a big chicken leg from the kitchen downstairs.

He was leaning against the wall with one hand and holding a chicken leg with the other, watching the director's narration leisurely, looking very relaxed.

Jerry was attracted by the smell of the chicken drumstick.

Jerry was stunned when he saw Tom chewing on a chicken leg in front of his door!

Aren’t you still filming now?

Why can Tom eat so early?

The fat director has finished his narration and the camera has moved over.

According to the script, Tom should start his performance.

Tom also noticed this, and quickly stuffed a chicken leg that was several times bigger than Jerry's into Jerry's arms, then pretended nothing had happened and ran to the piano like a cat.

He first leaned on the windowsill next to the piano and looked out, watching Johann Strauss leave.

He ran to the piano again and picked up a booklet.

It says "How to Play the Waltz in Six Easy Lessons - Johann Strauss".

Holding the music score in his hand, Tang Mu smiled happily.

It doesn't matter if John Strauss left, as long as he learns to play the piano, he can still lure Jerry out.

The director standing by was very helpless.

It always felt that something was wrong with Tom Cat today.

But in order to ensure the smooth progress of the performance, I continued to read the narration.

"Yeah! Why can't a cat play the piano?"

Tang Mu glanced in the direction of the camera lens, then quickly ran up to the attic with the music score in hand.

There is also an old-fashioned piano there.

Tang Mu put the musical notation on the shelf and started learning piano immediately.

First is a single tone.

Then two.

Then three more.

Turning the page again, it became four.

Turn it over again and it becomes five.

The last page has six notes.

dodomisoso, sosomimi.

From beginning to end, Tang Mu's eyes remained on the musical notation and he never looked at the piano keys.

After flipping through all six pages of musical notation, Tang Mu closed it and a big smile appeared on his face.

Then just throw the musical notation away casually.

Although it only played 21 notes in total, it felt like it had mastered the piano.

Now you can start practicing.

Let's add a few more details!

Tom, who learned the piano in 20 seconds, immediately closed his eyes and began to play "The Blue Danube" with master-level skills.

The beautiful sound of piano floated in the attic.

Tang Mu's performance in this part of the story is just like a joke.

Great, now you have learned 1+1. Now let’s solve the NP-complete problem, Hodge conjecture, Poincare conjecture, Riemann hypothesis, Yang-Mills existence and mass gap, Navier-Stoke equation and BSD conjecture!

Chapter 111 Bugs Bunny Goes to the Wrong Set

In the plot, Tom, who has learned to play the piano, begins to take action.

Return to the luxurious room on the second floor.

Tom started playing the piano with a sly smile on his face, and the piece he played was the "Blue Danube Waltz" that he had just played a short section of in the attic.