The Best Episodes Written By Clay Morrow

Mickey searches for his ears, after losing them before a date with Minnie while being deaf at the same time. Now that Mickey discovers that the second and third pucks on the Ice Hockey Rink are his ears, Mickey has to win a game for the Home Team to retrieve his ears.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Clay Morrow

In an attempt to get Jane Doe's attention, Scoutmaster Lumpus allows Camp Kidney hosts a dance, a Shindig Tootananny Hullabaloo, to which the Squirrel Scouts are invited.

Director: Swinton O. Scott III

Writer: Clay Morrow

Cuphead and Mugman are in the slammer after breaking into the cookie factory. Prison's scary — but now they can't decide whether to bust out or stay in!

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

On his way to work at a children's train station in Tokyo, Mickey is accidentally forced to board the wrong bullet train. So he tries to work his way around the commute on the train by climbing the hang grips over a sea of punk-rock like teens, working his way through several people in beige coats, and fighting a sumo-wrestler.

Director: Paul Rudish

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey and Donald struggle to rebuild their best friend trio after Goofy gets broken into a pile of incomprehensible pieces.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

Cuphead convinces Mugman they should ditch their chores and head to the carnival, unaware it's a front to collect souls.

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

An epic dance contest morphs into a high-stakes game of winners and losers, with more than one soul on the line. How will it all end? Hilariously.

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

A crafty rat claims ownership of Elder Kettle's cottage and all of its contents after a careless Cuphead and Mugman leave the door open.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey agrees to watch over Goofy after he reveals he has sleepwalking problems.

Director: Paul Rudish

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey attempts to rescue Minnie from her burning apartment building.

Director: Paul Rudish

Writer: Clay Morrow

The boys think they're just "playing" pirate until they actually drift out to sea and get roped into a mission to reunite a captain and his sweetheart.

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

Christmas brings out the worst in the Devil, who's notoriously naughty... until he schemes to get himself onto Santa's nice list.

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

Elder Kettle overhears strange conversations between Cuphead and Mugman, then worries that the boys have menacing plans for him.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

After an argument with Mugman, Cuphead goes looking for another brother. But his reckless new sibling isn't all he's cracked up to be.

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

Without Mugman, Cuphead doesn't know what to do with himself. Can he strike a deal with the Devil to save his beloved brother and bring him home?

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

A squabbling Mugman and Cuphead sneak into a club to grab some ice cream after the boxing champs who own it steal their money.

Director: Adam Paloian

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey and Donald take Goofy to Idaho to visit a Potato themed theme park called "Potatoland". However, when Mickey and Donald discover that Potatoland is just part of a sign that introduces people into Idaho, they attempt to make Goofy’s dream come true by building a theme park made of gravy and potatoes.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey and Goofy use Professor Ludwig Von Drake's shrinking ray to have an adventure inside Donald's body.

Director: Paul Rudish

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey agrees to let Goofy's Grandmother stay at his house, but she doesn't turn out to be the sweet old lady she appears to be, as she acts just like Goofy.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey and Donald struggle to get Goofy through a job interview while he's asleep.

Director: Eddie Trigueros

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey goes head to head with his car after it refuses to take him to the beach!

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey attempts to save face in front of Minnie after he is literally scared white.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey is unable to say no to his friends and just about anyone else. With Donald's tutoring he learns to overcome his inability.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey’s wish for a surprise-free birthday ends up becoming the biggest surprise of his life.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow

Mickey's desire to throw a boomerang creates a series of dangerous, unintended consequences.

Director: Clay Morrow

Writer: Clay Morrow