"Tom & Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology" is a complete, restored collection of all 114 original Hanna-Barbera Tom and Jerry theatrical shorts from 1940 to 1958.

This anthology is available as a five-disc DVD set and a six-disc Blu-ray set, produced by the Warner Archive Collection and Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment. It presents all 114 original Tom and Jerry cartoons in chronological order, uncut, and fully restored, marking the first time some shorts, such as Mouse Cleaning and Casanova Cat, are released on DVD or Blu-ray in North America. Additionally, His Mouse Friday is included completely uncut for the first time on any home media format. 

The anthology restores the shorts from the best available elements, overcoming previous issues caused by the destruction of many original film negatives in the 1978 George Eastman House fire. Some cartoons are re-restored using new transfers, while others retain the original Metrocolor look, which may appear slightly washed-out or grainy. The set also includes 20 audio commentaries across the first five discs, providing historical and production insights. 

The Blu-ray version includes an exclusive sixth disc with three hours of special features, including two newly released featurettes: Lady of the House: The Story of Mammy Two-Shoes and Animal Hijinks: The Friends and Foes of Tom and Jerry. Comes with a collectible 32-page booklet featuring artwork and essays. 

Released on December 2, 2025, the anthology commemorates the 85th anniversary of the Tom and Jerry franchise. It supersedes previous collections, such as the Spotlight and Golden Collections, by offering a complete, chronological, and uncensored presentation of the Hanna-Barbera era shorts. This makes it the definitive home media release for fans and collectors, preserving the legacy of the Golden Age of Hollywood animation. 

The anthology features all iconic characters and scenarios, from Little Quacker, Spike and Tyke, to the lady of the house, Dinah, and covers a wide range of settings and storylines, from Times Square to the Hollywood Bowl, and historical or fantastical adventures. It captures the full scope of the original MGM theatrical shorts, showcasing the artistry and humour that made Tom and Jerry enduring classics.

An Asterisk (*) indicates the cartoon is restored with washed-out colours and grainy picture because of Metrocolor, as with the Golden Collection.

Two Asterisks (**) indicates cartoons re-restored for this release using new transfers.