Tom and Jerry are getting a live-action reboot — and this time, they’re coming to Prime Video. The 1940s cartoon duo, whose rivalry has entertained audiences across generations, is being reimagined as a live-action series under development at Amazon’s streaming platform. Collider reported the news in its roundup of animated comedy’s funniest offshoots, noting that while the original shorts were built on pure visual gags, Tom chasing Jerry through exploding walls, gravity-defying falls, and traps that backfire spectacularly. The new version aims to preserve that slapstick chaos while expanding the world beyond the house. No casting details have been confirmed, but production is underway, with an expected premiere in late 2027. The reboot will lean into the original’s legacy of cartoonish violence, where escalation is absurd, never cruel. It’s still about the fall, not the hurt. And it’s still funny. The series is reportedly designed to maintain the iconic dynamic between the cat and mouse, though sources suggest it may introduce a wider cast of supporting characters and explore more of the environments outside the household. This isn’t the first attempt to bring Tom and Jerry into live action, a 2014 film adaptation was released, but the new project is distinct in scope and tone. Collider’s piece also highlighted how the original duo’s appeal lies in their brilliantly simple character work and ability to shift perspectives for maximum comedic effect. The show’s success will hinge on whether it can balance nostalgia with fresh storytelling. For now, all we know is that Tom’s tail is still twitching, and Jerry’s hiding under the sofa. Again.