History WesternAnimation / MickeyMouseClubhouse

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Coconutty Monkey

* FemaleFelineMaleMutt: Inverted with Bella and Figaro.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Donald has this kind of attitude in a camping trip episode when, after trying to set up a tent with Goofy, he decides to walk out on Mickey and company and camp alone.

** Mickey and Donald walk on clouds in a ''{{Jack and the Beanstalk}}''-themed episode, and Willie the Giant goes on to become a recurring character, resulting in more impossible cloudwalking.

* DoAnythingRobot: Toodles has many contraptions built in - for getting around and doing various things - when he's not serving as an iPod for Mouseketools... and never mind the fact that some of those tools springing from Toodles may be as huge as a space rocket.

* TheFaceless: Toodles, except for a handful of episodes.

* [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace Mickey Mouse Can Breathe in Space]]: Done in one episode. Batman was SO 1939...

* TheyMightBeGiants: The opening theme song, as well as "Hot Dog" are performed by them.
* TokenHuman: Willie the Giant

* Efficient Displacement: Clarabelle as a superhero crashes through Mickey's door in an episode.

The premise of each episode centers on some kind of problem that Mickey has to solve, or event he needs to prepare for. To accomplish these fairly mundane goals, he has a semi-intelligent flying robot called Toodles, who can be summoned from anywhere to produce one of four Mousekatools. He frequently [[BreakingTheFourthWall "talks"]] [[NonInteractivity to the viewers]] to enlist their help as well, or to demand they count something with him.

* NonInteractivity

* RhymesOnADime: In one episode, when the clubhouse's "silly switched" gets jammed, causing everyone and everything to act all silly, Mickey is affected in that he can ''only'' speak in rhyme, practically against his will. This is even [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]]:

* CrazyPrepared: The Mousekedoer seems to have the right tools for [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands whatever twists and turns]] the episode's plot will take later on.

* CrossReferencedTitles: "Goofy Baby" and "Goofy Babysitter", with opposite premises.

The premise of each episode centers on some kind of problem that Mickey has to solve, or event he needs to prepare for. To accomplish these fairly mundane goals, he has a semi-intelligent flying robot called Toodles, who can be summoned from anywhere to produce one of four Mousekatools. He frequently [[BreakingTheFourthWall "talks" to the viewers]] to enlist their help as well, or to demand they count something with him.

* AlliterativeName: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Clarabell Cow. Several objects, such as the handy helpers, wind up with this naming convention as well.

''Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'' started airing in 2006, and is the most recent TV show produced by [[DisneyChannel Disney]] to star its iconic character, MickeyMouse. The show's format is targeted at pre-school children, and teaches basic skills such as counting, memory and [[YouFailPhysicsForever cartoon physics]]. Other recurring characters are MinnieMouse, DonaldDuck, Daisy Duck, {{Goofy}} and [[PlutoThePup Pluto]]. Almost as frequently, episodes feature Clarabelle Cow, {{Pete}} the Cat and Professor Ludwig von Drake.

* [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace Mickey Mouse Can Breathe In Space]]: Done in one episode. Batman was SO 1939...
* {{Balloonacy}} - "Daisy in the Sky" has Daisy, Minnie and Pluto carried off by a handful of balloons. {{Lampshaded}} by Ludwig declaring "She's broken Newton's law!"
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: - In one of the earliest episodes in which Mickey goes fishing, Pete acts like a huge JerkAss for no reason or provocation. Most episodes now have him as more of a JerkWithAHeartOfGold and one of Mickey's friends whenever he's not playing the DesignatedVillain.
* ChewToy: Donald Duck is usually the one to get hit by a random object such as cake frosting. He sometimes lampshades this by saying "Why does this always happen to me?"
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: In almost every episode, Mickey's in the red shorts, Minnie's dressed in pink, Daisy's in purple, Donald's got the blue threads, Pluto's yellow, and Goofy's sporting an orange shirt.

** Made even more painful by the fact that it's being performed by TheyMightBeGiants.

* CuteKitten: Figaro's most recent appearances are in this show.
* PreciousPuppies: Bella, Clarabelle's puppy.

** [[TheSmartGuy The Smart Girl]]: Daisy (this one is a stretch)

* FurryDenial: In another ''MickeyMouseClubhouse'' episode, Donald is shown swimming like a dog or human as opposed to like a duck.

* ViewersAreMorons: Quite frequently. The worst example being in "Goofy Baby", when Goofy gets turned back into normal and Mickey asks the audience "Who is that? [Pause] That's right, it's Goofy!" As if the kids watching wouldn't recognize Goofy!

* YouFailPhysicsForever: Several times.
** In "Pluto's Bubble Bath", Mickey and Pluto get trapped inside bubbles and helplessly float away as a result, defying gravity.
*** In the same episode, the bubbles enter low orbit and Mickey frets because [[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy nearby]] [[SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay stars]] might pop the bubbles. They are rescued by their friends in a propellor plane, which is also capable of flying in low orbit.
*** Not that Mickey had anything to worry about. His friends in the plane can [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace breathe in space]], and Mickey himself is shown to do so in another episode.
*** Hot air balloons have been shown to fly this high as well.
** Mickey and Donald walk on clouds in a ''{{Jack and the Beanstalk}}''-themed episode, and Willie the Giant goes on to become a recurring character, resulting in more impossible cloudwalking.

* EverybodyDoTheEndlessLoop: The Hot Dog dance, [[StockFootage which is always the exact same footage]], even if any of the cast were wearing special outfits for the whole episode up to this point.
** A few episodes ''do'' actually have them keeping some special costume. On the other end of the spectrum, sometimes even their comments on whatever they did for that episode are just completely generic "That was fun, that thing we did that I'm not actually mentioning by name!" spiel.
*** One episode has Clarabelle join them in the dance, dancing alongside Goofy.

* AscendedMeme: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOvFIoBoxag&feature=related This video]] on [=YouTube=], featuring random scenes from the program set to a relaxing tune, has somebody managed to pick up over 120,000,000 views. Nobody understands why.

In addition to the regular episodes of the show that fill a 30-minute block of programming, a few hour-long episodes have been produced and released on DVD. One example is ''Mickey's Adventures in [[AliceInWonderland Wonderland]]'', which is (oddly enough) about Mickey and Donald trying to find a runaway cuckoo bird... it just happens to ''take place'' in Wonderland.

* SayMyName[=/=]IncrediblyLamePun: Several objects in the show have the word "mouse" glued onto their names, usually by way of the baleful syllable "ka". The most prominent example, "Mousekatools" is a play on words of "Mouseketeer", the title given to the real life kids who appeared on ''TheMickeyMouseClub''. "Mouseketeer" is, of course, itself a play on "[[TheThreeMusketeers Musketeer]]".

* CrossReferencedTitles:"Goofy Baby" and "Goofy Babysitter", with opposite premises.