Episodes American Broadcasting Company January 13, 2001 and May 18, 2002[]
Note: All episodes, excluding cartoons, were directed by Tony Craig & Roberts Gannaway
Season 1 (2001) American Broadcasting Company January 13, 2001 and April 14, 2001[]
| Episodes American Broadcasting Company | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | "The Stolen Cartoons"
Series Premiere |
Kevin D. Campbell, Henry Gilroy and Thomas Hart | Sean Bishop, Rossen Varbanov, Todd Kurosawa, Edward Baker,
Robert McKnight, Thomas Bernardo and Monika Tomova |
January 13, 2001 | |
| In an attempt to end the show and shut down the House of Mouse, Pete steals all the cartoons, and cannot be found guilty even with obvious clues pointing to him. Meanwhile, Donald is put in charge of the club after Mickey and Goofy leave to film a new cartoon. Despite managing to keep the show going, Pete points out that with only one cartoon, guests would get bored and eventually stop coming. His movements cause all the missing cartoons to come out of his coat, exposing his dirty trick and having him thrown out.
Cartoons: Pluto Gets the Paper: Wet Cement (2001), Donald's Dynamite: Magic Act (2000), Hickory Dickory Mickey (2001) Hoping to shut down the House of Mouse, Pete steals the day's cartoons. | |||||
| 102 | "Big Bad Wolf Daddy" | Kevin D. Campbell, Henry Gilroy and Thomas Hart | William Austin, Rossen Varbanov, Robert McKnight, Edward Baker, Robert Griggs,
Nicole Lang, Larry Scholl, Cynthia Petrovic and Todd Kurosawa |
January 27, 2001 | |
| Donald hires the Big Bad Wolf and the Three Little Pigs to perform a show at the club, which Mickey fears since the wolf damaged the club the last time he performed. The pigs confront the Wolf at the end for blowing everyone away. However, the doors fall onto the pigs, forming a house. This causes the wolf to blow the house down, including the club.
Cartoons: Donald's Charmed Date (2001), Pluto Gets the Paper: Mortimer (2000), How to Be Groovy, Cool, and Fly (2001) Donald invites the Big Bad Wolf to perform at the House of Mouse. | |||||
| 103 | "The Three Caballeros" | Henry Gilroy | Larry Scholl, Sean Bishop, Paul Fisher, Thomas Bernardo,
Rossen Varbanov and Lyndon Ruddy |
February 3, 2001 | |
| The Three Caballeros are scheduled to perform at the club, but no one remembers that Donald was the third Caballero (except Pumbaa). Determined to not be forgotten, he tries to be the most important performer of the group, re-naming himself "The Duck Formerly Known as Donald" (a parody of Prince). However, everyone wants the old Donald back, making Jose and Panchito harass and embarrass Donald during their song.
Cartoons: Donald's Fish Fry (2000), How to Be Smart (2001) Donald feels that he is the forgotten member of the Three Caballeros. | |||||
| 104 | "Goofy's Valentine Date" | Thomas Hart | Phillip Mosness, Rossen Varbanov, Edward Baker,
Thomas Bernardo and Robert Griffith |
February 10, 2001 | |
| Minnie and Daisy feel sorry for Goofy after finding out that he has no Valentine's date, so they set up a blind date for him.
Cartoons: Donald's Valentine Dollar (1999), Mickey to the Rescue: Staircase (1999), Pluto's Arrow Error (1999) Minnie and Daisy arrange a blind date for Goofy on Valentine's Day. | |||||
| 106 | "Timon and Pumbaa" | Tracy Berna | Edward Baker, Daniel Jippes, Carlos Baeza,
Thomas Bernardo, Rossen Varbanov and Lyndon Ruddy |
February 24, 2001 | |
| Timon and Pumbaa are set to perform, but due to a disagreement on what to do for their act, their friendship ends. Now it is up to Mickey and Donald to bring them back together.
Cartoons: Pluto's Magic Paws (2000), Mickey to the Rescue: Cage and Cannons (1999), Golf Nut Donald (2001) Mickey tries to reunite Timon and Pumbaa. | |||||
| 108 | "Jiminy Cricket" | Tracy Berna | Chong Suk Lee, Sean Bishop and Thomas Bernardo | March 10, 2001 | |
| Jiminy Cricket quits his job as Pinocchio's conscience after the jealous Pain and Panic separate Pinocchio from Jiminy. When Mickey says that he will do anything to help, the Blue Fairy makes Jiminy his conscience, much to Mickey's annoyance. It becomes obvious that Jiminy is making Mickey like Pinocchio when he makes him dress like the puppet and even Mickey's nose grows when he lies. Mickey quickly realizes that Pinocchio and Jiminy must stay together and has to figure out how to do it, mostly because Jiminy is ruining his image.
Cartoons: Mickey's Mistake (1999), Daisy's Road Trip (1999) Absent: Goofy Jiminy Cricket leaves Pinocchio to become Mickey's conscience. | |||||
| 105 | "Unplugged Club" | Kevin D. Campbell, Henry Gilroy and Thomas Hart | Cynthia Petrovic, Robert McKnight, Rossen Varbanov and Thomas Bernardo | February 17, 2001 | |
| Pete attempts to stop the show again by removing the electrical battery and turning off all the club's electricity. Luckily, Mickey and Minnie turn it back on again with Zeus' lightning bolt.
Cartoons: Music Store Donald (2001), Mickey's Cabin (2000) Pete cuts off the power to the House of Mouse in order to stop the show. | |||||
| 107 | "Gone Goofy" | Thomas Hart | Paul Fisher, Carlos Baeza, Cynthia Petrovic,
Debra Pugh, Thomas Bernardo and Kurt Anderson |
March 3, 2001 | |
| Donald tries to get Goofy fired from his job as head waiter after the club's budget causes problems.
Cartoons: Pit Crew (2001), Goofy's Extreme Sports: Shark Feeding (2000), Donald's Goofy World (2001) Donald targets Goofy as the person to be fired when the club is over budget. | |||||
| 109 | "Rent Day" | Henry Gilroy | Sean Bishop, Rossen Varbanov, Gary Graham, Cynthia Petrovic,
Kurt Anderson, Robert McKnight and Thomas Bernardo |
March 17, 2001 | |
| Before the show ends, Mickey needs to pay the rent for Pete after he unwittingly spends the money on cheese. To keep Pete busy, Mickey gives him the royal treatment until Minnie reveals she foresaw Mickey making a blunder like using the rent money on cheese and gives up saved money she kept in case of an emergency like this.
Cartoons: Mickey's Mountain (2000), Maestro Minnie: Circus Symphony (2001), Big House Mickey (2001) Mickey accidentally spends the House of Mouse's rent money on cheese. | |||||
| 110 | "Donald's Lamp Trade" | Kevin D. Campbell | Daniel Jippes, Robert McKnight, Larry Scholl and Thomas Bernardo | March 24, 2001 | |
| Taking advantage of Donald's jealousy towards Mickey, Jafar offers to make his dream of being the club's owner come true in exchange for "the lamp." However, it is not the lamp from the Cave of Wonders that he wants; it is a decorative one Mickey keeps in his dressing room. When Mickey learns of this, he willingly gives the lamp to Jafar and consoles Donald.
Cartoons: Survival of the Woodchucks (2000), Goofy's Radio (2000) Absent: Daisy Jafar tricks Donald into thinking that Mickey is not his friend. | |||||
| 111 | "Donald's Pumbaa Prank" | Henry Gilroy | Alan Zegler, Paul Fisher, Kurt Anderson,
Sean Bishop and Cynthia Petrovic |
March 31, 2001 | |
| It is April Fool's Day, and after Mickey plays a friendly prank on Donald, Pete takes advantage of Donald and convinces him to play a nasty prank involving Pumbaa that could shut down the club for good.
Cartoons: Mickey's April Fools (2001), Whitewater Donald (2000) Pete uses Donald and Mickey's prank rivalry to get Pumbaa to stink up the House of Mouse. | |||||
| 112 | "Thanks to Minnie" | Tracy Berna | Robert McKnight, Carlos Baeza, Chong Suk Lee, Thomas Bernardo,
Jerry Eisenberg, Kurt Anderson and Todd Kurosawa |
April 7, 2001 | |
| Minnie feels that she is not appreciated at the House of Mouse after Clarabelle starts a rumor, so she quits her job, making the rest of the staff realize how much she means to them.
Cartoons: Minnie Visits Daisy (2000), Mickey's Big Break (2000) An unappreciated Minnie quits working at the club. | |||||
| 113 | "Pluto Saves the Day"
Season Finale |
Henry Gilroy | Robert McKnight, Paul Fisher, Thomas Bernardo,
Ginny Suess and Garrett Ho |
April 14, 2001 | |
| In an attempt to shut down the club, Pete buys magic sleeping apples from the Evil Queen/Old Peddler Woman, successfully putting everyone but Pluto to sleep. Thus, Pluto attempts to keep the show going, and after managing to do so, he kisses everyone and wakes them up, foiling Pete's plans to shut down the club once again.
Cartoons: Goofy's Big Kitty (1999), Pluto's Kittens (1999) Pete uses magic sleeping apples to try and shut down the House of Mouse. | |||||
Season 2 (2001–2002) American Broadcasting Company April 21, 2001 and May 18, 2002[]
| Episodes American Broadcasting Company | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 114 | Minnie feels left out when Mickey offers Daisy a chance to perform at the club. | "Daisy's Debut"
Season Premiere |
Thomas Hart | Sean Bishop, Rossen Varbanov, Robert McKnight, Carlos Baeza, Kurt Anderson & Thomas Bernardo | April 21, 2001 | |
| Daisy is given a chance to perform a duet with Mickey at the club, which makes Minnie feel left out. Realizing this, Daisy fakes injuring herself, to give Minnie her role in the duet (despite the lyrics saying the difference between a mouse and duck).
Cartoons: Daisy's Big Sale (2001), Topsy Turvy Town (1999) Absent: Donald | ||||||
| 119 | Max and Goofy switch places for a day so Max will understand the difficulty of Goofy's job. | "Goofy for a Day" | Thomas Hart | Chong Suk Lee, Edward Baker, Mark Zoeller, Kurt Anderson, Garrett Ho, Lyndon Ruddy & Paul Fisher | September 29, 2001 | |
| Max thinks that Goofy's job is not as important as Mickey and Donald's, so Goofy challenges Max to be a waiter.
Cartoons: How to Be a Waiter (1999), Maestro Minnie: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 (1999), Donald's Dinner Date (1999) | ||||||
| 120 | Everyone at the club worries when Clarabelle vows to reveal a really big secret. | "Clarabelle's Big Secret" | Tracy Berna | Thomas Bernardo, Chong Suk Lee, Robert McKnight & Kurt Anderson | October 6, 2001 | |
| When everyone is tired of Clarabelle's old gossip, she announces that at the end of the show, she will reveal a big secret about somebody. Now, everyone in the club is convinced that she knows something hidden about them which they accidentally reveal to her. In the end, she reveals the secret is that she is quitting gossip; she eagerly returns at everyone's insistence, ready to reveal all they have told her.
Cartoons: How to Be a Spy (1999), Double Date Don (2001) | ||||||
| 121 | Mickey and the gang pull out all the stops to please restaurant critic Mortimer Mouse. | "The Mouse Who Came to Dinner" | Henry Gilroy | Cynthia Petrovic, Paul Fisher, Robert McKnight, Garrett Ho, Kurt Anderson & Rossen Varbanov | October 13, 2001 | |
| The gang tries to please Mortimer Mouse after they mistake him for a very important restaurant critic when it is really Lumiere.
Cartoons: Mickey's Mix Up (2000), Maestro Minnie: Flight of the Bumble Bee (1999), Donald's Grizzly Guest (1999) | ||||||
| 118 | Max must prove to Goofy that he is responsible enough to own a car. | "Max's New Car" | Henry Gilroy | Rossen Varbanov, Alan Zegler, Phillip Mosness & Kurt Anderson | May 26, 2001 | |
| Max wants to get a car, but Goofy feels that he is not ready for one yet. A living car from one of the cartoons shown at the club arrives and Max, curious that it has no driver, gets in only to be taken hostage and driven around against his will. When the car crashes itself into the club, Goofy assumes the worst and forbids Max from having a car. Feeling sorry for Max, Mickey and the others let him host and show a cartoon of Goofy being a reckless driver. Convinced he was too harsh with Max, Goofy relents and buys a used car for him and gets him his own parking space.
Cartoons: Mickey's New Car (1999), Car Washers (2000), Motor Mania (1950) (clip) Note: This is the last episode to air on Fox Family. | ||||||
| 115 | When the gang tires of Goofy's clumsiness, Minnie hires Jose Carioca to help him. | "Not So Goofy" | Phil Walsh | Eddy Houchins, Edward Baker, Chong Suk Lee, Todd Kurosawa & Sean Bishop | April 28, 2001 | |
| The gang is tired of Goofy's clumsiness and try to teach him to be more graceful, but quickly miss the old Goofy.
Cartoons: Roller Coaster Painters (1999), Goofy's Extreme Sports: Wakeboarding (1999), How to Wash Dishes (2000) Note: This is the first episode to air on ABC Family and to be produced at Fox Television Animation. | ||||||
| 122 | Donald feels unwanted when Mickey gets all the attention. | "Everybody Loves Mickey" | Tracy Berna | Thomas Bernardo, Bob Kline, Cynthia Petrovic, Sean Bishop, Eddy Houchins, Kurt Anderson, Chong Suk Lee & Ed Baker | November 17, 2001 | |
| Donald is tired of all the love and respect Mickey receives especially his three nephews, so he temporarily forms an alliance with Mortimer.
Cartoons: Mickey's Rival Returns (2000), Mickey to the Rescue: Train Tracks (1999), Donald's Failed Fourth (1999) | ||||||
| 123 | Max brings Roxanne on a date to the House of Mouse. | "Max's Embarrassing Date" | Tracy Berna | Larry Scholl, Rossen Varbanov, Garrett Ho, Phillip Mosness, Chong Suk Lee & Virginia Suess | January 19, 2002 | |
| Max has a date with Roxanne at the House of Mouse. At Max's request, everyone tries their best to keep Goofy away as he is a constant source of embarrassment to him. However, they all equally try too hard to make Max's date go well. In the end, Goofy is the one who sets things straight.
Cartoons: Pluto's Penthouse Sweet (1999), How to Ride a Bike (1999) | ||||||
| 124 | Minnie sneaks into the basement to find a birthday present for Mickey. | "Where's Minnie?" | Phil Walsh | Thomas Bernardo, Jason So, Alan Zegler & Garrett Ho | January 26, 2002 | |
| Minnie goes down to the prop basement to find Mickey a birthday present, but after realizing that she did not take Pluto, Mickey thinks that she is lost and takes Pluto, Goofy and Donald with him to find her. This leaves Daisy in charge, which leads to disastrous results.
Cartoons: Mickey and the Color Caper (2002), Donald's Pool (2000) | ||||||
| 125 | Contaminated peanuts turn Goofy into a superhero. | "Super Goof" | Thomas Hart & Kevin D. Campbell | Daniel Jippes, Tom Ellery, Alan Zegler, Garrett Ho, Carlos Baeza,
Holly Forsyth, Kirk Hanson, Robert McKnight, Mark Zoeller & Rossen Varbanov |
February 2, 2002 | |
| After eating some contaminated peanuts, Goofy becomes a superhero named "Super Goof", which no one seems to know it's him despite not wearing a mask or changing his voice. Now, he must save the club from an oncoming meteor.
Cartoons: How to Take Care of Your Yard (2000), Locksmiths (2000) | ||||||
| 126 | King Louie's brother visits the House of Mouse and makes a mess. | "King Larry Swings In" | Phil Walsh | Cynthia Petrovic, Larry Scholl, Kurt Anderson, Paul Fisher & Thomas Bernardo | February 16, 2002 | |
| King Louie's brother, King Larry, guest stars at the House of Mouse, but ends up making a mess of things. They quickly teach him manners.
Cartoons: Mickey and the Seal (1948), Goofy's Extreme Sports: Paracycling (1999), How to Be a Gentleman (2000) | ||||||
| 127 | Minnie, Daisy and Clarabelle run the club when the boys go out bowling. | "Ladies' Night" | Tracy Berna | Chong Suk Lee, Bob McKnight, Garrett Ho, Rossen Varbanov & Todd Kurosawa | February 23, 2002 | |
| It is Ladies' Night, and Minnie, Daisy and Clarabelle are in charge of the club while Mickey, Donald and Goofy go bowling. Obsessed with being a part of the show, Mortimer tries to ruin it by telling the boys that the club is in trouble.
Cartoons: Purple Pluto (1999), Daisy Visits Minnie (1999), Maestro Minnie: William Tell Overture (1999) | ||||||
| 128 | An old black-and-white cartoon character tries to win over Donald. | "Dennis the Duck"
Series Finale |
Thomas Hart | Larry Scholl, Robert McKnight, Sean Bishop, Garrett Ho, Jeroen Verschoor, Rossen Varbanov, Todd Kurosawa & Kirk Hanson | May 18, 2002 | |
| It is Black and White Day at the House of Mouse, and the club is packed with old black and white cartoon characters. One of them, Dennis the Duck, tries to win over Donald, who is annoyed by him at first. However, they bond by tossing sandwiches at Daisy's face.
Cartoons: The Whoopee Party (1932), Pioneer Days (1930) (clip), Mickey and the Goat Man (2002) | ||||||
Season 3 (2002–2003) American Broadcasting Company May 12, 2001 and May 19, 2001[]
| Episodes American Broadcasting Company | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 117 | Donald tries not to lose his temper to prove that he is a good sport. | "Salute to Sports"
Season Finale |
Tracy Berna & Thomas Hart | Eddy Houchins, Paul Fisher, Thomas Bernardo & Kurt Anderson | May 19, 2001 | |
| Donald tries to prove that he is a good sport by not losing his temper. Meanwhile, Goofy tries to sing the National Anthem, but keeps getting it wrong.
Cartoons: How to Be a Baseball Fan (2000), Goofy Gymnastics (1949) Absent: Daisy Season Finale | ||||||
| 116 | Pete releases a trio of ghosts to frighten everyone at the club. | "House Ghosts"
Season Premiere |
Tracy Berna | Rossen Varbanov, Larry Scholl, Paul Fisher, Thomas Bernardo, Kurt Anderson & Todd Kurosawa | May 12, 2001 | |
| It's Halloween at the House of Mouse, and Pete unleashes some grim, grinning ghosts onto the club to try and scare everyone away in retaliation for everyone laughing at his Halloween costume. Meanwhile, Donald tries his best to win the costume contest.
Absent: Pluto Note: Donald Duck dressed up as Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the Little Green Men from Toy Story, and Flik from A Bug's Life. Cartoons: Hansel and Gretel (1999), Pluto Gets the Paper: Spaceship (1999), How to Haunt a House (1999) Special guest voice: Mr. T Season Premiere | ||||||