Trap Happy

In the lighthearted comedy film "Cat and the Canary" is not correct because I only got that part "Trap Happy", however after a quick search I found that it's a short from Tom and Jerry. The "Tom" in the movie is the famous cartoon character, Tom Cat, a grey and white housecat who often tries to capture Jerry Mouse, but frequently ends up getting outsmarted or getting injured in the process. In "Trap Happy" Tom decides to take a more proactive approach and call in professional exterminators to deal with Jerry once and for all. The exterminators, likely amused by Tom's persistence, decide to send him a feline colleague instead of a human exterminator, much to Tom's dismay. The new "exterminator" cat is just as bumbling and inept as Tom is when it comes to catching Jerry, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps and misadventures. As the unlikely duo of Tom and the exterminator cat attempt to capture Jerry, they find themselves engaging in a series of comical misadventures, with Tom constantly trying to one-up his feline colleague and Jerry, as usual, outsmarting them both with ease. Despite their best efforts, they are consistently thwarted by Jerry's cunning and agility, leaving them to stumble and trip over their own feet. Meanwhile, the exterminator cat's ineptitude seems to mirror Tom's own hapless nature, with the two of them consistently getting outdone by Jerry's quick thinking and agility. This mirrors the running gag in the Tom and Jerry cartoons, where the cat is consistently outsmarted by the mouse. Throughout the cartoon, Tom's desperation and frustration with Jerry's constant outsmarting grows, as he tries various tactics to catch the quick-witted mouse, from elaborate traps to stealthy staking-outs. The exterminator cat joins in on the fun, but it's clear that he's just as inept as Tom, making it a team effort of feline failures. Despite the cartoon's lighthearted nature, it's clear that Tom's obsession with catching Jerry has become a bit of an addiction, with the two of them engaging in a never-ending game of cat and mouse. The exterminator cat's arrival doesn't change the dynamic, and in fact, seems to amplify Tom's desperation to catch Jerry. In the end, Jerry emerges victorious once again, having outsmarted both Tom and the exterminator cat. As the dust settles, Tom is left nursing his wounded pride, while the exterminator cat slinks away with his tail between his legs, having achieved nothing but a series of embarrassing failures.