History YMMV / DocMcStuffins

* BadExportForYou: 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''. [[IThoughtItMeant No]], a {{Batman}} action figure isn't appearing as the patient in the episode.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had one DVD release in the entire year 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. However, the trope has been averted in that so far there have been no way to get even one episode in full off youtube due to Disney's iron fist in copyrights. Yes, it's still airing on Disney Junior, but even that it remains a pain to those who cannot get/don't want to get Disney Junior for whatever reason.[[note]]For example, in some countries, the local laws permits a Pay TV provider to exclusively monopolize a channel so they're the only provider with the channel, effectively denying subscribers of competing systems access to the channel, with no antitrust and anti-competition penalties from the government. This makes it a burden for those who subscribe to the competition but still want that channel.[[/note]]
* NoExportForYou: The toys are generally this outside of the Americas. They're practically nonexistent in many parts of Europe and Asia (save for a few areas with a healthy parallel import market like Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and the United Kingdom).

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: It is pretty clear that the name of the Gulpy Gulpy Gators toy was actually a nod to Hungry Hungry Hippos. Heck, it's only one letter down!

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had one DVD release in the entire year 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. However, the trope has been averted in that so far there have been no way to get even one episode in full off youtube due to Disney's iron fist in copyrights. Yes, it's still airing on Disney Junior, but even that it remains a pain to those who cannot get/don't want to get Disney Junior for whatever reason.[[note]]For example, in some countries, the local laws permits a Pay TV provider to exclusively monopolize a channel so they're the only provider with the channel, effectively denying subscribers of competing systems access to the channel, with no antitrust and anti-competition penalties from the government.[[/note]]

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had one DVD release in the entire year 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. However, the trope has been averted in that so far there have been no way to get even one episode in full off youtube due to Disney's iron fist in copyrights. Yes, it's still airing on Disney Junior, but even that it remains a pain to those who cannot get/don't want to get Disney Junior for whatever reason.

* NamesTheSame: One of the episode is titled ''Dark Knight''. No, a {{Batman}} action figure isn't appearing as the patient in the episode.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had one DVD release in the entire year 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. However, the trope has been averted in that so far there have been no way to get even one episode in full off youtube due to Disney's iron fist in copyrights. Yes, it's still airing on Disney Junior, but even that it remains a pain to those who cannot get Disney Junior for whatever reason.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had one DVD release in the entire year 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. However, the trope has been averted in that so far there have been no way to get even one episode in full off youtube due to Disney's iron fist in copyrights...

* NoExportForYou: The toys are generally this outside of the Americas. They're practically nonexistent in many parts of Europe and Asia (save for a few markets that allow parallel imports like Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and the United Kingdom).

* NamesTheSame: One of the episode is titled ''Dark Knight''. No, a Batman action figure isn't the patient in the episode.

* CrowningMomentOfFunny: On this brief golden scene in the episode "The New Girl", Doc checks Kiko's reflexes and her arms are fine. But when she checks on Kiko's legs, it doesn't work. And for some reason, Stuffy had this to say:
--> '''Stuffy:''' [[NonSequiturThud Well, that's how they do it in Japan, right?]]
** [[FlatWhat And this troper never knew what the heck that question was about]]...

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show only had one DVD release in the entire year 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. However, the trope has been averted in that so far there have been no way to get the full show off youtube due to Disney's iron fist of copyright...

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show seems to have something of a following in Argentina.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Stuffy the blue dragon. Of all the characters, he has the most fanart so far.

--> '''Stuffy:''' [[NonSequiturThud Well, that's how they do it in Japan, right?]].

* OlderThanTheyThink: There's been a lot of rave reviews about how this is the first show of its type with a black protagonist since something like ''WesternAnimation/FatAlbertAndTheCosbyKids'', but seem to have forgotten about ''WesternAnimation/LittleBill'', which is even more entertaining when you consider that ''Little Bill'' was created in part by the person who created this show, Chirs(tine) Nee.

---> '''Stuffy:''' [[NonSequiturThud Well, that's how they do it in Japan, right?]].

* PeripheryDemographic: The program was [[http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/small_wonder_skMeZJcSu0rhhqlJ59hDrL?utm_medium=rss&utm_content=TV reported]] to set a record for adult viewers for a series targeted at the 2-5 age group and maintains a strong adult following. Factors include the show's subtle humor, use of well-produced songs, and some big-name guest voices, including stars of DisneyChannel shows targeted at older audiences.
* TheWoobie: Every toy that gets injured has their moments. The series is also [[http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/31/arts/television/disneys-doc-mcstuffins-connects-with-black-viewers.html?pagewanted=all attracting]] massive positive attention for featuring an intelligent and ambitious African-American girl as its star heroine.

* TheWoobie: Every toy that gets injured has their moments.

* CrowningMomentOfFunny: On this brief golden scene in the episode "The New Girl", Doc checks Kiko's reflexes and her arms are fine. But when she checks on Kiko's legs, it doesn't work. And for some reason, Stuffy had this to say: [[NonSequiturThud "Well, that's how they do it in Japan, right?"]]. [[FlatWhat And this troper never knew what that question was for]]...

* CrowningMomentOfFunny: On this brief golden scene in the episode "The New Girl", Doc checks Kiko's reflexes and her arms are fine. But when she checks on Kiko's legs, it doesn't work. And for some reason, Stuffy had this to say: [[NonSequiturThud "Well, that's how they do it in Japan, right?"]].[[FlatWhat And this troper never knew what that question was for]]...

* PeripheryDemographic: The program was [[http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/small_wonder_skMeZJcSu0rhhqlJ59hDrL?utm_medium=rss&utm_content=TV reported]] to set a record for adult viewers for a series targeted at the 2-5 age group and maintains a strong adult following. Factors include the show's subtle humor, use of well-produced songs, and some big-name guest voices, including stars of DisneyChannel shows targeted at older audiences.