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Mickey to the Rescue: Staircase (1999) Ricky D'Angelo
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- Ricky D'Angelo
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Almost every episode of Mickey Mouse Works began with a 90-second gag short following one of six different formulas, with a second short of the same length appearing before the second "regular-sized" short in some episodes. Daisy Duck was the only character of The Sensational Six who did not have her own mini series.
Produced between the years of 1998-2001, all of these gag shorts (and a few new ones) would later be re-aired as part of House of Mouse episodes after Mickey Mouse Works ended. Some of these mini-shorts even originally made their debut either via theatrical release or direct-to-video prior to officially premiering in Mickey Mouse Works, as listed below.
Mickey to the Rescue
was based on the "damsel in distress" formula that predated Mickey's creation as seen in numerous classic short films in the late-1920s and early-1930s. Each Mickey to the Rescue segment featured Minnie being held captive by Pete at his not-so-secret hideout, with Mickey breaking into said hideout and battling Pete's traps to rescue her. The three segments all began with the same piece of animation in which Minnie cries for help from Pete's hideout, Pete tells her with an evil laugh, "Scream all you want, my dear, Mickey Mouse will never rescue you!" and Mickey vows to save her and then breaks down Pete's door (though that last part is not used in "Cage and Cannons"). Curiously, the stock animation used at the beginning of these three shorts has Minnie wearing her red outfit, but only "Staircase" has her wearing her red outfit for the entirety of the short (in the other two, she wears her blue outfit). Picture Title Mickey Mouse Works episode House of Mouse episode Synopsis Train Tracks Episode 1 Episode 21 "Everybody Loves Mickey" Mickey arrives at Pete's hideout to find Minnie tied to railroad tracks with a train approaching and Pete at the controls! •Note: The House of Mouse presentation of this short edited the closing shot so that, when Minnie kisses Mickey's cheek at the end, she leaves a lipstick mark. Staircase Episode 8 Episode 14 "Goofy's Valentine Date" Mickey must battle a contraption-filled staircase to rescue Minnie from Pete's hideout. •Note: This segment was used for some of the Toon Disney bumpers from 2000 to 2002.
Maestro Minnie
was a series of musical gags with no dialogue, casting Minnie Mouse as the conductor of an orchestra full of rebellious instruments. Each segment had Minnie conducting a famous orchestral piece of music, shortened to fit the running time of the gag. Picture Title Mickey Mouse Works episode House of Mouse episode Synopsis William Tell Overture Episode 1 "Ladies' Night" Minnie goes on a wild west chase to rein in a rampaging trumpet. •Note: This was first shown during the premiere broadcast of Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You. Hungarian Rhapsody #6 Episode 5 Episode 21 "Goofy for a Day" Minnie's set on playing a classical piece ... while the instruments are set on something with a slightly different tempo. Brahm's Lullabye Episode 10 "Mickey and the Culture Clash" Minnie keeps dozing off during her favorite lullaby, but the instruments take over and wake her up! Flight of the Bumblebee Episode 13 "The Mouse Who Came to Dinner" Minnie must tame a buzzing bumblebee that is disrupting her symphony. Circus Symphoney N/A "Rent Day" •Note: This is the Only Maestro Minnie short made specially for House of Mouse.
Goofy's Extreme Sports
was a spin-off of the Goofy cartoons where he demonstrates different kinds of sports. In this case, as the title implies, Goofy is performing different kinds of extreme sports (with narration by Corey Burton, replicating the narration of the earlier "how to" cartoons), with disastrous results. Picture Title Mickey Mouse Works episode House of Mouse episode Synopsis Skating the Half Pipe Episode 2 Episode 17 "Music Day" Goofy demonstrates the beautiful, yet dangerous, sport of stunt rollerblading, but once he gets rolling, he has trouble putting on the brakes. •Note: This short was also shown in theaters with I'll Be Home For Christmas. Paracycling Episode 4 "King Larry Swings In" Goofy defies the laws of physics and common sense when he bicycles off a cliff and ungracefully parachutes to the ground. •Note: This short was also shown in theaters with Mighty Joe Young.
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Mickey To The Rescue: Staircase/Pluto Runs Away/Daisy Bothers Minnie/How To Ride A Bicycle: Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway. With Wayne Allwine, Tony Anselmo, Corey Burton, Jim Cummings.
- Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway
- 1999-06-19
- Animation, Short, Comedy
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Stars. Wayne Allwine. Tony Anselmo. Corey Burton. See production info at IMDbPro. Add to Watchlist. 1 User review. Photos. Add photo. Top cast. Wayne Allwine. Mickey Mouse. (voice)
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- Animation, Short, Comedy
- Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway
- 1999-09-25
Mickey To The Rescue: Train Tracks/How To Be A Waiter/Maestro Minnie: William Tell Overture/Donald's Failed Fourth/Roller Coaster Painters. Episode aired May 1, 1999. TV-Y. IMDb RATING. 8.1 /10. 17. YOUR RATING. Rate. Animation Short Comedy. Add a plot in your language. Directors. Tony Craig. Bobs Gannaway. Stars. Wayne Allwine. Tony Anselmo.
21 de jun. de 2022 · Watch a classic episode of Mickey Mouse Works featuring Mickey, Minnie, Pete and more. Mickey saves the day when a train derails and threatens to crash into a town.
