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{{Infobox film
|name=Shutter Bugged Cat
|image=ShutterBuggedCat.jpg
|caption=Title Card
|director=]<br>]<br>'''Story Directed and Supervised by:'''<br>]<br>'''title director'''<br>]
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|released={{Film date|1967|06|23}}
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|runtime=6:48
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'''''Shutter Bugged Cat''''' is a 1967 ] cartoon, produced in the ] era. The story was supervised by ]. As with the previous cartoon '']'', ] and ] received a special director's credit, though the two did not contribute any work towards the cartoon (other than the footage from classic cartoons produced in their era) and Tom and Jerry were animated using their original designs.

==Plot==
The cartoon starts with ] watching clips of himself attempting to catch Jerry, the first of which is from "]" where Tom chases Jerry until he is hit in a wall and Jerry then proceeds to eat a corn as Tom drags it and gives chase. Jerry escapes by knocking down all milk bottles, and Tom later pauses the clip. The next clip is from "]" in the scene where Tom is eating cheese on a seesaw and Jerry throws a bowling ball on the seesaw and Tom is hit in the head by the ceiling until the ball hits him and Tom pauses this. The clip after that is from "]" where Tom slides into the stairs to get Jerry, but he is hit in the window and falls, Tom rewinds this in slow-motion reverse and checks the heights and measurements of the disaster. ] comes out of his hole and sees "]" clips, he smiles and drags out a ] of ] and brings out a telescope to watch the clips. The final clip is from "]", in the part when Tom tries to catch Jerry before Tom was hit by a piano. Tom rewinds the clip to where he just begins pulling up the carpet, and he replays the scene a second time. When Jerry starts laughing, Tom turns from making his calculations and spots the laughing mouse. He chases Jerry, but hits his head on a wall.

Tom nails Jerry's mouse hole shut, and decides to make a mouse trap to catch Jerry (using footage from the 1955 short '']''). Jerry gets out of his mouse hole and finds the trap. He modifies a measurement on the blueprints in order again to make the trap fail (like he did in ''Designs on Jerry''). The trap is set, but the safe contraption (a part of the trap meant to get him) hits Tom instead. Later, Jerry films a flattened and bandaged Tom ripping the blueprints he used for the mouse trap.

==External links==
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*{{IMDb title|62265}}

{{The Chuck Jones Tom and Jerry shorts}}


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