History Trivia / DocMcStuffins

** "Break Dancer" aired before "My Huggy Valentine". The former introduced Val while the latter has her in the background with the other toys in Doc's room at the beginning.

 ** Season 1 episodes that have Bronty in them aired before the Season 1 finale episode "Bronto Boo-Boos/Brontosaurus Breath".

* OutOfOrder: The premiere episode "Knight Time/A Bad Case of the Pricklethorns" is actually the third Season 1 episode in production order.

** Amy Seadris voiced Dress Up Daisy in season 2, while [[Creator/GreyDeLisle Grey DeLisle-Griffin]] took over in season 3.

* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: In Seasons 1 and 2, this was played straight, where only Doc's voice actress was credited while everyone else was credited under "featuring the voice talents of" without saying who played what character. This became averted from Season 3 onward, where everyone is credited for the characters that voice.

** The South American versions of the toys are [[ButNotTooBlack altered]] to the point where the good doctor herself is AmbiguouslyBrown or outright ''[[RaceLift white]]'' in those markets. This has led to fans from those countries buying the toys from North America just because they are colored correctly.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had five DVD releases in the three years it's been out, and while Amazon, Netflix and iTunes stock the full season, those are generally NoExportForYou cases to the remaining 66% of the world that Apple et. al. deems undeserving to buy the series off them. Episodes have started appearing on Youtube, but all of them have been manipulated in some way (ie image-flipped or squished and sound pitch changed) to throw Google's overzealous copyright-bot (which is there due to Disney's iron fist in copyrights) off.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After several years of being AdoredByTheNetwork, the show suffered this fate in 2018 at the beginning of Season 5, with heavy ScheduleSlip, and in mid-2019, the show was dropped from Disney Junior's schedule aside from airing when it had premieres. However, the show did briefly return in mid-2020 to help children cope with the [[UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic COVID-19 pandemic]], and would return a second time in 2022 to commemorate the series' [[MilestoneCelebration 10th anniversary]].

* AdoredByTheNetwork: Having daily reruns and being the first Disney show to get a 5th season is proof of this. Also, the show is so adored that even programming providers, such as Hulu, are tending to use the program as the face of their children's programming in their advertisements. However, it briefly became [[ScrewedByTheNetwork screwed]] as explained below, but this was soon averted once again as even after it ended, the show is still promoted alongside Disney Junior's [[WesternAnimation/{{TOTS}} newest]] [[WesternAnimation/MiraRoyalDetective originals]]

** The South American versions of the toys are {{bowdlerized}} to the point where the good doctor herself is AmbiguouslyBrown or outright ''white'' in those markets. This has led to fans from those countries buying the toys from North America just because they are colored correctly.

* NamesTheSame: One of the episode is titled ''Dark Knight''. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No]], a Franchise/{{Batman}} action figure isn't appearing as the patient in the episode.[[note]]Given that Batman is a Creator/DCComics character which is owned by Time-Warner and Disney owns Creator/MarvelComics, it would take a ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit''-level licensing deal for Batman to show up in a Disney show.[[/note]]
** One episode is titled ''Blame it on the Rain''. The same title was used a decade earlier by an episode of HBO's Literature/HaroldAndThePurpleCrayon animated series.
** Another episode is titled ''Out of the Box''. Given that the show airs on Disney Junior, the successor to Playhouse Disney, there's no blame here if you're finding yourself singing ''Series/OutOfTheBox, ooh yeah, Out of the Box! Take one box, put it with another, let's look for one that's long and wide...''

* ReferencedBy:
** ''Series/TheGoodPlace'': In "A Fractured Inheritance", Eleanor thinks Donna is hiding her bug-out money inside one of Patricia's stuffed toys and tries to rip it open with a knife. Michael stops her before she can actually do it, saying, "All right, Doc [=McStuffins=]! Let's get you some fresh air!"

* FakeBrit: The Wicked King's British accent was done by American voice actor Creator/JessHarnell .
* FakeNationality: The dark-skinned Topsy Tillie is voiced by Megan Hilty, who is Caucasian.

** ''Series/TheGoodPlace'': In "A Fractured Inheritance", Eleanor thinks Donna is hiding her bug-out money inside one of Patricia's stuffed toys and tries to rip them open with a knife. Michael stops her before she can actually do it, saying, "All right, Doc [=McStuffins=]! Let's get you some fresh air!"

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After several years of being AdoredByTheNetwork, the show suffered this fate in 2018 at the beginning of Season 5, with heavy ScheduleSlip, and in mid-2019, the show was dropped from Disney Junior's schedule aside from airing when it had premieres. However, the show did briefly return in mid-2020 to help children cope with the [[UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic COVID-19 pandemic]].

* VideoSource:
** DoomyDoomsOfDoom

* TheMerch: Merchandise ranges from the good (a Lambie plush that is reviewed as being very soft and cuddly) to the bad (a talking Lambie that seems to be the toy equivalent of a lemon - nearly everyone reports that stops working after a couple of days.) Merchandise for this show often sells online for a heavy premium, and you simply may or may not get lucky if you're trying to find a particular item in stores. Note that if you live in a primarily white area, though, there's a good chance that you may be able to find plenty of plush of the Doc herself, even when Stuffy, Lambie, Chilly and all of the others are sold out. Yep, even in this day and age. (Of course, it's possible that this may not have anything to do with Doc's blackness when you consider that she's competing against a stuffed lamb that oozes cuteness and a blue dragon who's also rather cute.) In any case, though, a [[http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/27/business/a-disney-doctor-speaks-of-identity-to-little-girls.html?_r=0 report]] in mid-July 2014 indicated that over $500 million worth of show merchandise had already been sold, and that the line seems to have enduring appeal and has also attracted the attention of both boys and white consumers. Even as of 2017, Toys R Us named the Doc [=McStuffins=] All-in-One Nursery on its [[https://www.toysrus.com/toys/holiday/hot-toy-list top 20 toy list]], showing the program still is raking it in when it comes to merchandise.

** Season 2's Christmas special had Santa voiced by Jeffrey Tambor. With the sexual allegations against him at the end of 2017, season 5's Christmas special the following year has him voiced by Justin T. Bowler.

* QuarterHourShort: While the series usually uses the {{Two Shorts}} format, some season 3 episodes premiered as one segment by itself with an opening and closing.

* RoleReprise: The episode "Into The Hundred Acre Wood" is a crossover with ''Winnie the Pooh''. As such, Jim Cummings, Travis Oates, and Peter Cullen reprise their respective roles of Pooh and Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore.

** Even some younger toys were voiced by children like Little Jack voiced by a ten year old voice actor Brady Tutton, a little boy doll named Brandon voiced by an eight year old voice actor Cooper Friedman and a little toy zebra named Zeke voiced by an eleven year old voice actor Brady Bond.

* ChildrenVoicingChildren: Doc was voiced by two young voice actresses: Kiara Muhammad and Laya DeLeon Hayes. Other human characters like Donny, Emmie, Alma, Carlos and Henry are also voiced by child actors.

** [[https://www.facebook.com/pages/Laya-Hayes/1474296022791684 Laya DeLeon Hayes]] is the new voice of Doc starting in season 3.