Let’s Review a TV Series: House of Mouse

For a show that basically acts as an envelope for showcasing short cartoons this has no business being good.

Short Subject: Dude Duck (1951)

Well uh…I liked the title card.

Short Subject: Out on a Limb (1950)

Donald pranks Chip and Dale and of course it backfires.

Short Subject: Donald’s Gold Mine (1942)

Well this one didn’t strike gold for me.

Short Subject: Duck Pimples (1945)

 Okay this was certainly…different, but in a good way.

Short Subject: Modern Inventions (1937)

I think I’ve found the most boring title card in all the classic shorts.

Short Subject: Donald’s Ostrich (1937)

Why does Donald keep getting other birds for pets?

Short Subject: Donald’s Penguin (1939)

We’re one slot up from ‘Dumb Bell of the Yukon’.

Short Subject: Donald’s Tire Trouble (1943)

It’s says something for creativity when people manage to take the mundane act of changing a tire and turn it into something hilarious.

Short Subject: Donald’s Vacation (1940)

Donald goes on vacation, it’s short lived.

Short Subject: Dumb Bell of the Yukon (1946)

For a short with such a fun title this thing is really dark.

Short Subject: Fire Chief (1940)

Donald lets the firehouse go up in smoke.

Short Subject: The Plastics Innventor (1944)

Donald makes a plastic airplane and both he and the audience gets a product that is half-baked.

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Short Subject: The New Neighbor (1953)

“It has been man’s constant labour to live in peace with his next door neighbor.”  When you’re Donald and the neighbor is Pete you know peace ain’t gonna last.

Short Subject: Donald’s Diary (1954)

Donald and Daisy get married, but not really.

Short Subject: Donald’s Dilemma (1947)

Yet another short where the title doesn’t match the content.

Short Subject: Wide Open Spaces (1947)

Another short where Donald tries to get to sleep only this time it’s in the great outdoors.

Short Subject: Early to Bed (1941)

“Early to bed early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” 

Short Subject: A Good Time for a Dime (1941)

If we don’t have a good time, do we get a refund? 

Short Subject: Lucky Number (1951)

An atypical Donald vs Huey, Dewy, and Louie short.

Short Subject: Out of Scale (1951)

All aboard for fun!

Short Subject: Hook. Lion, and Sinker (1950)

Meh.

Short Subject: How to Have an Accident at Work (1959)

Donald said he was going to work where it’s safe.  Let’s see how safe it actually turned out to be.

Short Subject: How to Have an Accident in the Home (1956)

Goofy isn’t the only one who can show us how to do things.  

Short Subject: How to Hook up Your Home Theater (2007)

*hugs the short*

I love you.

Short Subject: How to Camp (2002)

Goofy goes camping and gets abducted by aliens.

Short Subject: How to Be a Gentleman (2000)

Goofy works to join a country club that involves not being country or carrying a club.

Short Subject: John Henry (2000)

My favourite of the Disney Legends shorts.