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* "The Mouse Who Came to Dinner" has it being revealed Lumiere was the critic everyone was waiting for and after saying he would ''never'' give Mickey and the gang a bad review, helps them get rid of Mortimer.
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** In a Meta example, this episode inspired Disney to obtain the rights to ''WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit'' from Universal, to which they finally succeed in 2006. ''Creator/WaltDisney's'' late daughter Diane Disney Miller was happy that the company got her father's creation back.
--->'''Diane Disney Miller:''' When Bob was named CEO, he told me he wanted to bring Oswald back to Disney, and I appreciate that he is a man of his word. Having Oswald around again is going to be a lot of fun.
--->'''Diane Disney Miller:''' When Bob was named CEO, he told me he wanted to bring Oswald back to Disney, and I appreciate that he is a man of his word. Having Oswald around again is going to be a lot of fun.
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* In "Pete’s Christmas Caper", Pete learns that everybody on the house staff got together to give him presents, meaning his whole scheme to steal all the presents was for nothing. He still was genuinely touched that they put aside his villainy to do something nice for him. And he gets to repay at least Minnie! Mortimer has been trying to force Minnie to kiss him the whole episode by hanging mistletoe between them. At the end of the episode, Pete arrives and kisses Mortimer instead, and actually shares a high five with Minnie. It’s an act of pure kindness this version of Pete never seems capable of, but he does it nonetheless.
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* In "Goofy for a Day," Max attempting to wait on Hades has him sic Pain and Panic on him to take him to the Underworld. Goofy immediately [[Papa Wolf runs in to save his son before warning him about Hades]].
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* In "Goofy for a Day," Max attempting to wait on Hades has him sic Pain and Panic on him to take him to the Underworld. Goofy immediately [[Papa Wolf [[PapaWolf runs in to save his son before warning him about Hades]].
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* In "Goofy for a Day," Max attempting to wait on Hades has him sic Pain and Panic on him to take him to the Underworld. Goofy immediately runs in to save his son before warning him about Hades.
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* In "Goofy for a Day," Max attempting to wait on Hades has him sic Pain and Panic on him to take him to the Underworld. Goofy immediately [[Papa Wolf runs in to save his son before warning him about Hades.Hades]].
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* In “Max’s Embarrassing Date”, Max thinks Goofy will embarrass him while he’s on a date with Roxanne at the House of Mouse. As the date progresses, Max repeatedly gets embarrassed by the House of Mouse staff until Goofy butts in and tells everybody to leave Max and Roxanne alone. Unlike Mickey and his friends, Goofy understands that their attempts to help Max’s date created an embarrassing situation for him. To top it off, Roxanne is grateful to Goofy and Max isn’t embarrassed by his dad when he accidentally causes a ruckus in the dining area.
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* In "Goofy for a Day," Max attempting to wait on Hades has him sic Pain and Panic on him to take him to the Underworld. Goofy immediately runs in to save his son before warning him about Hades.
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* Seeing '''''Roxanne''''' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after ''An Extremely Goofy Movie'' (the events of that movie aren't stated or implied, though from a chronological perspective, it would git), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
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* Seeing '''''Roxanne''''' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after ''An Extremely Goofy Movie'' (the events of that movie aren't stated or nor implied, though from a chronological perspective, it would git), make sense, especially since Max looks older in House of Mouse), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
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* During the Christmas wishes segment in ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse'', Mickey says that Minnie is all he wishes for Christmas. It's doubly heartwarming when you remember that Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor, the voice actors for Mickey and Minnie, were married at the time.
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* During the Christmas wishes segment in ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse'', Mickey says that Minnie is all he wishes for Christmas. It's doubly heartwarming when you remember that Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor, the voice actors for Mickey and Minnie, were married at the time.prior to Wayne's death.
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** In a Meta example, this episode inspired Disney to obtain the rights to ''WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit'' from Universal, to which they finally succeed in 2006. ''Creator/WaltDisney's'' late daughter Diane Disney Miller was happy that the company got her father's creation back.
--->'''Diane Disney Miller:''' When Bob was named CEO, he told me he wanted to bring Oswald back to Disney, and I appreciate that he is a man of his word. Having Oswald around again is going to be a lot of fun.
--->'''Diane Disney Miller:''' When Bob was named CEO, he told me he wanted to bring Oswald back to Disney, and I appreciate that he is a man of his word. Having Oswald around again is going to be a lot of fun.
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* During the Christmas wishes segment in ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse'', Mickey says that Minnie is all he wishes for Christmas. It's doubly heartwarming when you remember that Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor Taylor, the voice actors for Mickey and Minnie, were married at the time.
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* During the Christmas wishes segment in ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse'', Mickey says that Minnie is all he wishes for Christmas. It's doubly heartwarming when you remember that Creator/WayneAllwine and Creator/RussiTaylor were married at the time.
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* During the Christmas wishes segment in ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse'', Mickey says that Minnie is all he wishes for Christmas. It's doubly heartwarming when you remember that Creator/WayneAllwine Wayne Allwine and Creator/RussiTaylor Russi Taylor were married at the time.
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* Seeing ''Roxanne'' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after '''An Extremely Goofy Movie''' (the events of that movie aren't stated, but then again, would make sense chronologically), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
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* Seeing ''Roxanne'' '''''Roxanne''''' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after '''An ''An Extremely Goofy Movie''' Movie'' (the events of that movie aren't stated, but then again, stated or implied, though from a chronological perspective, it would make sense chronologically), git), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
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* Seeing ''Roxanne'' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after the '''Extreme Goofy Movie''' (the events of that movie aren't stated, but then again, would make sense chronologically), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
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* Seeing ''Roxanne'' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after the '''Extreme after '''An Extremely Goofy Movie''' (the events of that movie aren't stated, but then again, would make sense chronologically), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
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* Seeing ''Roxanne'' once more, and she's still with Max. While it's not explicitly confirmed if ''House of Mouse'' takes place before or after the '''Extreme Goofy Movie''' (the events of that movie aren't stated, but then again, would make sense chronologically), the fact that Disney did not forget her role is sweet.
** Even sweeter is just how ''excited'' the cast is to meet her. It shows just how much Max means to them and how they want to meet the special lady he's with.
** Even sweeter is just how ''excited'' the cast is to meet her. It shows just how much Max means to them and how they want to meet the special lady he's with.
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* The finale to ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse,'' featuring every character (yes, even the villains) raising their voice in chorus, singing that [[ThePowerOfFriendship it's friends, family, love, and warm wishes]] that makes it "The Best Christmas Of All."
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* The finale to ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse,'' featuring every character (yes, even the villains) raising their voice in chorus, singing and convincing Donald that [[ThePowerOfFriendship it's friends, family, love, and warm wishes]] that makes it "The Best Christmas Of All."
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* The finale to ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse,'' featuring every character (yes, even the villains) raising their voice in chorus, singing that [[ThePowerOfFriendship it's friends, family, love, and warm wishes]] that makes it "The Best Christmas Of All."
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* The finale to ''Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At the House of Mouse,'' featuring every character (yes, even the villains) raising their voice in chorus, singing that it's friends, family, love, and warm wishes that makes it "The Best Christmas Of All."
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* Donald immediately going off to make amends with Dennis the Duck when he learns that the latter is his biggest fan. [[ButtMonkey Given what Donald has to put up with most of the time]], that must have meant a lot to him.
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* The ending of "Mickey and the Culture Clash", where Mickey and Minnie get back together after realizing that Mortimer was playing them both for chumps.
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* The ending to "Donald's Failed Fourth". Donald fails completely in setting up a spot for himself and Daisy to watch the fireworks, but Daisy still loves him and likes how he arranged their seats allows them to see the moon.
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* The ending to "Donald's Failed Fourth". Donald fails completely in setting up a spot for himself and Daisy to watch the fireworks, but Daisy still loves him and likes how the way he arranged their seats allows them to see the moon.
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* The ending to "Donald's Failed Fourth". Donald fails completely in setting up a spot for himself and Daisy to watch the fireworks, but Daisy still loves him and likes how the way he arranged their seats allows them to see the moon.
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* The ending to "Donald's Failed Fourth".Fourth".
* "Donald's Valentine Dollar" has Donald attempt to use a dollar to buy a cheap present for Daisy. He spends most of the short trying to get his dollar back when it blows away in the wind. Unfortunately, the present is sold out by the time he gets his dollar back, but the short ends with Daisy approaching a sad Donald on a bench and revealing that ''she'' bought the present for ''him''.
* "Donald's Valentine Dollar" has Donald attempt to use a dollar to buy a cheap present for Daisy. He spends most of the short trying to get his dollar back when it blows away in the wind. Unfortunately, the present is sold out by the time he gets his dollar back, but the short ends with Daisy approaching a sad Donald on a bench and revealing that ''she'' bought the present for ''him''.
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* Ludwig von Drake's song in "Ask von Drake" mentions (and features) Roy Disney (Walt's nephew).
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* Donald's price for giving Mickey the money needed to pay the rent: let Daisy perform during the show.
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* [[UnholyMatimony Hades and Maleficent]] finally going on their date in "Halloween For Hades," especially considering how hard he was trying to impress her, and how genuine his affections for her were. There's someone out there for everyone, even the bad-guys.
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* [[UnholyMatimony [[UnholyMatrimony Hades and Maleficent]] finally going on their date in "Halloween For Hades," Hades", especially considering how hard he was trying to impress her, and how genuine his affections for her were. There's someone out there for everyone, even the bad-guys.bad guys.
-->'''Mickey:''' Even if you're the hot-tempered lord of the underworld, it's always best to be yourself.
* The ending to "Not So Goofy", where Mickey and the staff apologize to Goofy for wanting him to be "un-goofy" and tell him they liked him better as his goofy self.
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* In the ''Mouse Tales'' adaptation of ''Literature/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'', when it appears Mickey, Minnie and Goofy didn't make it in time, Mickey decides to help his friends by telling Minnie to go to the dance without him and Goofy to pawn his watch for cash. The two of them refuse his offers and tell him that [[ThePowerOfFriendship their friendship is more important]].
-->'''Goofy:''' I'm your friend, Mickey, and that don't cost you a penny.
-->'''Minnie:''' And I love ''you'', not your money.
* The ending to "Donald's Failed Fourth".
-->'''Mickey:''' Even if you're the hot-tempered lord of the underworld, it's always best to be yourself.
* The ending to "Not So Goofy", where Mickey and the staff apologize to Goofy for wanting him to be "un-goofy" and tell him they liked him better as his goofy self.
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* In the ''Mouse Tales'' adaptation of ''Literature/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'', when it appears Mickey, Minnie and Goofy didn't make it in time, Mickey decides to help his friends by telling Minnie to go to the dance without him and Goofy to pawn his watch for cash. The two of them refuse his offers and tell him that [[ThePowerOfFriendship their friendship is more important]].
-->'''Goofy:''' I'm your friend, Mickey, and that don't cost you a penny.
-->'''Minnie:''' And I love ''you'', not your money.
* The ending to "Donald's Failed Fourth".
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* [[UnholyMatimony Hades and Maleficent]] finally going on their date in "Halloween For Hades," especially considering how hard he was trying to impress her, and how genuine his affections for her were. There's someone out there for everyone, even the bad-guys.
* [[UnholyMatimony Hades and Maleficent]] finally going on their date in "Halloween For Hades," especially considering how hard he was trying to impress her, and how genuine his affections for her were. There's someone out there for everyone, even the bad-guys.
