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They describe said meal in detail before deciding it sounds delicious. We cut to the hosts who receive word that he's being served as a meal. After pausing to woo a beautiful mermaid he discovers that she has razor sharp teeth. Cruel and Unusual Death: Steed Dirkly.

While he's just as indifferent to the race as J.W., he does care a lot about Hollywood's image, and shows he's not afraid to literally incinerate studio executives that disappoint him.

To a lesser extent, the President of Hollywood.

It's clear from the get-go that he cares more about the ratings his race gets then the race itself, resulting in many racers getting killed or lost. Globwobbler, the executive producer of The Fabulous Super Race and head of a major studio.

Continuity Nod: A poster for Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars can be seen in Hollywood during the final sprint.

He gets run over, crushed by his own car, inked in the face, frozen, and then some. Unfortunately for the pussycat, his own car lands on Spike before he punches him. Once the race goes to Borneo, it is shown that Spike did made it to Borneo.

Brick Joke: At the start of the film, Spike runs away to Borneo upon watching the house's owner returning.

In addition, Tom wouldn't even be able to sink the land mass since it's connected to the ocean floor.

However, in reality, this would in all probability trigger a volcanic eruption in the area where Tom melted the rock to bisect Australia his effort to sink half, let alone any of it would completely backfire in real life. Tom manages to cut the continent of Australia in half and causes half of the continent to sink into the ocean simply by tapping it with his foot.

TOM AND JERRY BLAST OFF TO MARS LICENSE

Artistic License В– Geology: Justified due to Rule of Funny.The Alleged Car: Tom's car remains a piece of junk even after he fixes it in the junkyard, and constantly malfunctions, misfires and falls apart.

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