The Worst Episodes of Disney's House of Mouse

Chip and Dale try to steal all the nuts in the club, and when Donald tries to stop them, Mickey and Goofy blame him for the theft. Chip and Dale finally trick Donald into flooding the club with the stolen nuts, which Mickey and Goofy mistake for a tribute to Chip and Dale.

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Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore and the Brownstone Park Bears, including Humphrey, are hired as the club's janitors when the Magic Brooms go on vacation. Humphrey is more interested in the cuisine than work, leading to trouble.

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Mickey tries to prove Ludwig Von Drake wrong after he states that he knows everything.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Elizabeth Stonecipher, Kevin D. Campbell, Thomas Hart

Minnie thinks that Pluto is overworked and hires Figaro to help him, but he only causes more trouble for Pluto.

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Due to Pete's hatred of the club, Mickey lets him and the villains run the club so they can see how difficult it really is. Though Pete finds the business going well, the other villains can't hold back their evil tendencies and begin committing evil acts that makes Pete fire them. In the end, Pete sees Mickey was right.

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Hades falls in love with Maleficent, and Mickey tries to bring them together. However, all his backfiring attempts enrage Hades, whose villionous side attracts Maleficent; in a way Mickey DID succeed in helping.

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It's Halloween, and Pete unleashes some grim, grinning ghosts onto the club to try and scare everyone away.

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When things become a little slow at the House of Mouse, Von Drake creates robots that take over the House of Mouse. Much to the dismay of Mickey and the crew.

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Mickey thinks that Minnie is looking for a more sophisticated boyfriend, and Mortimer offers to help.

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Mr. Turkey is a guest at the House of Mouse and is worried that some of the guests want to eat them.

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Clarabelle claims to have Santa's Naughty or Nice list, and adds anyone who tries to sneak a peek at it on the Naughty list.

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Pete tries to steal everyone's presents when he volunteers to play Santa at the staff's Christmas party.

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There's a big blizzard outside, which means that the House of Mouse is closed for the day ... until Salty the Seal shows up, looking for some entertainment.

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Donald never thought that black and white cartoons were really too funny, but a new vintage character, a duck named Dennis, tries to win Donald over.

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King Louie's brother Larry visits the House of Mouse and quickly wreaks havoc.

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Minnie and Daisy develop sorrow for Goofy after finding out that he has no Valentine's Day date, so they set up a blind date for him. Cartoons: Donald's Valentine Dollar; Mickey to the Rescue (Staircase); Pluto's Arrow Error

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Elizabeth Stonecipher, Kevin D. Campbell, Thomas Hart, Bobs Gannaway

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.

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Despite the many characters who can fly, Donald wants to fly like them. He tries tips from the Notre Dame Gargoyles, Scuttle, and Dumbo's partner Timothy Mouse. Finally, Mickey gets Peter Pan to teach him how to fly. (With the help of Tinkerbell's pixie dust too, of course). While he teaches Donald how to fly, Peter also sings a new version of ""You can Fly"".

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The Three Caballeros are to perform at the club, but no-one knows that Donald was a Caballero, so he tries to be the most important performer of the group, re-naming himself "The Duck Formerly Known as Donald", an obvious parody of Prince. Cartoons: Donald's Fish Fry; How to Be Smart

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Henry Gilroy, Jess Winfield, Tracy Berna

Daisy convinces Mickey to let her perform a magic act in the show, but makes the audience (and later the club, minus the screen) disappear.

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Mrs. Turtle wants her baby son Shelby to perform, and Mickey agrees to babysit him. However, Shelby, always wanting to give constant headaches to those who are not his mother, drives Mickey insane and nearly gets him in trouble.

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Timon and Pumbaa are set to perform a show, but end their friendship after they decide that they can't make the same decisions, so Mickey decides to bring them back together.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Elizabeth Stonecipher, Kevin D. Campbell, Jess Winfield, Bobs Gannaway, Tracy Berna

Mickey and Minnie try to leave for a vacation and leave Donald and Daisy in charge of the club.

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Max thinks that Goofy's job is not as important as Mickey and Donald's, so Goofy challenges Max to be a waiter.

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Goofy is fired from his job as the waiter after the club's budget causes problems.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Elizabeth Stonecipher, Thomas Hart, Henry Gilroy, Mike Fontanelli, Kevin Hopps