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Mickey Mouse: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
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Since its debut in May, 2006, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse has been an instant hit with preschoolers. The timeless characters, even re-packaged in a CG animated series for preschoolers, still hold their charm and project their enthusiastic personalities. Disney has made the series even more fun by consistently putting out holiday-themed episodes, many of which are now available on DVD.
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Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is the top-rated series on basic cable among kids 2-5, followed by Handy Manny in the number two spot*. Little Einsteins ranks #1 in its primary time period among all basic cable with kids 2-5, girls 2-5 and boys 2-5, beating other children's programming in head-to-head competition.*(1)
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If you don't own a DVR this DVD is an excellent way to have three of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse's more charming episodes available for on-demand viewing. The extra features make this a good buy to build up excitement for some Halloween Trick or Treating too.
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Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt includes a double-length springtime special of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse along with the episode "Donald's Hiccups." In Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt, Mickey and his friends are planning a springtime party, but before the fun can begin, the clubhouse mysteriously breaks into pieces and disappears with Minnie, Donald, Goofy and Daisy inside. Mickey enlists the help of viewing children as he tries to solve the mystery of the disappearing clubhouse and find his friends. Rated TV-Y.
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The latest DVD for the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is called "Mickey's Treat". It packages three already broadcast episodes. In "Mickey's Treat" Mickey and his pals journey to the Trick-or-Treat Tower for Pete's big Halloween Party. Many surprises await and The Sensational Six need a couple of tricks to reach the tower in time for the festivities. The additional episodes "Goofy the Great" and "Doctor Daisy, MD" capture the magical spirit of Halloween while showcasing how cooperation and teamwork go a long way in getting out of any sticky situation.
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Each episode begins with Mickey greeting viewers and asking them to say the "magic" phrase with him -- "Meeska, Mooska, Mickey Mouse!" -- to make his clubhouse appear. In a flutter of the kind of glittery fairy dust that characterizes many Disney presentations, the fanciful, mouse-shaped gathering place appears, and the story or dilemma of the day (often based on a well-known fairy tale or rhyme) soon unfolds. For example, Daisy has been looking after Bo-Peep's sheep, but has lost them. Will you help Mickey and his friends find the 10 lost sheep?
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