Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is a lively series designed to help preschoolers acquire problem-solving and early mathematics skills -- and does so in a fun, exciting way. Although the show is very learning-focused, it's engaging without being intimidating.
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Goofy is ruined by this show.
Oh Donald
Stereotyping, Bad Graphics, and Thin Story Lines.
Perfect Disney show for little kids!
What's the story?
MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE, a long-time favorite in Disney Channel's preschooler-oriented Playhouse Disney programming block, brings together six classic characters -- Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto -- for a lively half-hour of learning, music, and fun. Brought to life with eye-popping 3-D computer-generated animation, Mickey and his pals invite young viewers to interact and play games with them as they solve stimulating challenges built around a particular theme.
Is it any good?
The series' unique mix of elements is a can't-miss recipe: Take some of the world's most beloved animated characters, and have them talk directly to viewers and engage them in activities. Throw in a magical, fanciful, shape-shifting clubhouse; an exciting adventure; some elements of time-tested fairy tales; and a few modern, computer-generated gadgets to keep the show current. Add a dash of CGI, with its vibrant colors and characters that look as if they might jump off the screen at any moment, and kids are sure to be hooked.
What's really great is that, in addition to the dazzling visuals, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse keeps the viewer's brain engaged almost continually -- there's always something to count, find, identify, or compare. Mickey is constantly in your face (in a good way) -- asking questions, acknowledging viewers' answers, cheering them on, and giving kudos for a job well done. He and his pals make each journey so much fun that preschoolers will forget they're actually working their brain.
Talk to your kids about ...
Families can talk about the theme or challenge of each episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and what elements the story involved. Which characters were involved? Did they use any of Mickey's special tools or gadgets?
Did Mickey and his friends ask you to help them? What did they ask you to do? Did you play any games? What did the games involve?
How did Mickey and his friends end up solving their problem? What did you learn during this episode?
TV details
- Premiere date: May 5, 2006
- Cast: Russi Taylor, Tony Anselmo, Wayne Allwine
- Network: Disney Channel
- Genre: Educational
- Topics: Friendship, Music and Sing-Along
- Character strengths: Teamwork
- TV rating: TV-Y
- Available on: DVD, Streaming
- Last updated: November 23, 2021
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