The continuing adventures of Mickey and friends.The continuing adventures of Mickey and friends.The continuing adventures of Mickey and friends.
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- 7 wins & 7 nominations
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- TriviaDespite the fact that most of the shorts from this series were later shown on its spin-off House of Mouse (2001), there were shorts from Mickey Mouse Works (1999) that were never shown in the spin-off, which were "Minnie Takes Care of Pluto" and the "Pluto Gets the Paper" short, "Vending Machine". These two shorts were only aired once on ABC, and were later banned from reruns on The Disney Channel and Toon Disney for their dark and violent nature, and were never included in any episodes of House of Mouse (2001). However, the shorts can still be seen on international airings.
- Crazy creditsAt the end of the opening sequence in every episode, Donald Duck attempts to plaster his own name over the series' title which results backfires on him. Donald's accidents vary between episodes.
- Alternate versionsIn Finland, due to Donald Duck's popularity, the show was renamed "Akun Tehdas" ("Donald's Factory"). Likely because of that, the opening gag where Donald tries in some way to steal the spotlight was cut accordingly.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Winnie the Pooh Meets the Toxic Avenger (2013)
Featured review
The colors are brilliant, the animation is just a tiny notch below feature quality and the current voice actors are perfect.
So, what's missing from the mix?
Mickey, or more precisely, his personality. The original press releases for "Mickey Mouse Works" promised us a Mickey who's a little bit brash, a touch lazy and bit of a slob, as in the theatrical short "Runaway Brain". Well, for "Mickey Mouse Works" to really work, Mickey needs to show a little more of his darker side. He needs to be more willing to give as good as he gets. He needs to show a little more of his darker side, as he does in a deliciously malicious moment in the short "Symphony Hour" when, as an orchestra conductor, he plants a revolver squarely between Donald Duck's eyes to stop him from walking out of a performance.
If the show survives into a second season with new cartoons, can we please see that personality they promised us for Mickey?
So, what's missing from the mix?
Mickey, or more precisely, his personality. The original press releases for "Mickey Mouse Works" promised us a Mickey who's a little bit brash, a touch lazy and bit of a slob, as in the theatrical short "Runaway Brain". Well, for "Mickey Mouse Works" to really work, Mickey needs to show a little more of his darker side. He needs to be more willing to give as good as he gets. He needs to show a little more of his darker side, as he does in a deliciously malicious moment in the short "Symphony Hour" when, as an orchestra conductor, he plants a revolver squarely between Donald Duck's eyes to stop him from walking out of a performance.
If the show survives into a second season with new cartoons, can we please see that personality they promised us for Mickey?
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