History YMMV / DocMcStuffins

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

* {{Moe}}: [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1710295/reviews?filter=hate&spoiler=hide Cure Ariel, described the show as "Moe", due to Doc Mcstuffins being the "Healer of Moe-Toys" and It's "Moe" nature.]]

* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: Well, as expected, the first iOS title. Of the three reviews of the game, all three were panning the title. Critics complained that the lack of activities in the game does not justify it's US$4 price tag. Also, it's {{Strictly Formula}}ic, but what were you expecting from a game targeted at toddlers? Thankfully, this sentiment does not continue into the subsequent games (there were ''four'' more after this one, and each had their own original mechanics).

* The theme song - "Come let the visit begin, the Doc is in!"

* EarWorm: The theme song and "You're Gonna Grow."

** Strangely averted with the LeapFrog Explorer and V-Tech [=InnoTab=] releases of the game. Though put side by side, the first iOS title comes across as a tech demo and ObviousBeta of the [=LeapFrog=] version of the game - the first iOS and LeapFrog titles plays similarly, but the LeapFrog title feels much more polished and does not have several of the issues plaguing the first iOS title.

* AnachronismStew or ArtisticLicenseHistory: In 'Let the Nightingale Sing' Florence is shown as having a teddy bear as a little girl, she doesn't batter an eyelid at Doc's ethnicity and doesn't remark about the idea of a female doctor. (Florence Nightingale was born in 1820, teddy bears were invented in 1902.)

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show seems to have something of a following in Argentina. For that matter, there are also fans in Germany itself.

* ShipTease: Lambie and Stuffy are depicted as being very close at times. They even share a slow dance in "Walkin-Talkin Time".
*** Helpful to note that when they slow dance, it's to a love song being sung by a Walkie-Talkie, Walter, about how much he loves and needs his better half, Gracie.
** Any feelings other than friendship might be one sided on Stuffy's part since Lambie seems more outright infatuated with Sir Kirby and Awesome Guy whereas Stuffy makes regular comments and gestures that hint at his trying to get her attention.
*** In "The Rip Heard 'Round The World" Stuffy seems the most apprehensive for Lambie's stitches procedure, but tells her '[Doc] loves you...we all do.' The way he deliberately pauses and then says 'we all do' could easily be read as shipteasing on a preschool level and the equivalent of him saying 'I love you.'
*** Another example that there might be at least some kind of one sided feelings is in "Lamb In A Jam" when Lambie is getting ready to leave with Doc for the day and Stuffy, while hugging Lambie, says in what might be considered a pleading/vulnerable tone 'Don't be gone too long, ok?'

* JustHereForGodzilla: Some people watch the show solely because Creator/SteveBlum is the voice of Commander Crush and Sidney.

* 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 Creator/DisneyChannel shows targeted at older audiences. 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.

** An assistant director of sexual violence advocacy and prevention [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-howley/thank-you-doc-mcstuffins_b_7042878.html praised]] the episode "Commander No" in which a toy didn't want to be tickled and the other toy that was doing it didn't stop because she didn't think that he really meant "no." The episode makes it clear in no uncertain terms that, yeah, he really did.

* 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. 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.

* 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, Chris(tine) Nee.

* PeripheryHatedom: Unsurprisingly, a small group of people, apparently mostly bored teenagers, have taken a disliking to Lambie due to her TastesLikeDiabetes nature.

** Similarly, the show inverts the "traditional" family view: Doc's mother works a high-paying and demanding job, and her father is a stay-at-home dad who does activities traditionally associated with femininity, such as cooking and gardening. But they're clearly a happy, well-balanced couple that's doing a great job raising their kids, which quietly attacks old-fashioned ideas of men working and [[StayInTheKitchen women being homemakers]]. (Although a supplementary book, ''Doc [=McStuffins=]: My World'' indicates that her father [[AllThereInTheManual is a chef]]. So, yeah, still cooking, but on a professional level.)

** Similarly, the show inverts the "traditional" family view: Doc's mother works a high-paying and demanding job, and her father is a stay-at-home dad who does activities traditionally associated with femininity, such as cooking and gardening. But they're clearly a happy, well-balanced couple that's doing a great job raising their kids, which quietly attacks old-fashioned ideas of men working and [[StayInTheKitchen women being homemakers]].

* PeripheryHatedom: Apparently albeit unsurprisingly, a small group of people, apparently mostly bored teenagers, have taken a disliking to Lambie due to her TastesLikeDiabetes nature.

* PeripheryHatedom: Apparently albeit unsurprisingly, a small group of people have taken a disliking to Lambie due to her TastesLikeDiabetes nature. Scans of coloring books with pictures of Lambie altered to depict disgusting actions have popped up in certain dark corners on the Internet.

* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: Well, as expected, the first iOS title. Of the three reviews of the game, all three were panning the title. Critics complained that the lack of activities in the game does not justify it's US$4 price tag. Also, it's {{Strictly Formula}}ic, but what were you expecting from a game targeted at toddlers? Thankfully, this sentiment does not continue into the subsequent games (there were ''four'' more after this one, and they both had their own original mechanics).

* PeripheryHatedom: Apparently albeit unsurprisingly, a small group of people have taken a disliking to Lambie due to her TastesLikeDiabetes nature. Scans of coloring books with pictures of Lambie being depicted in the most disgusting ways possible have popped up at seedy places on the Internet.

* PeripheryHatedom: Apparently albeit unsurprisingly, a small group of people have taken a disliking to Lambie due to her TastesLikeDiabetes nature.

* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: Well, as expected, the first iOS title. Of the three reviews of the game, all three were panning the title. Critics complained that the lack of activities in the game does not justify it's US$4 price tag. Also, it's {{Strictly Formula}}ic, but what were you expecting from a game targeted at toddlers? Thankfully, this sentiment does not continue into the subsequent games (there were two more after this one, and they both had their own original mechanics).

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

** An assistant director of sexual violence advocacy and prevention [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-howley/thank-you-doc-mcstuffins_b_7042878.html praised]] the episode "Commander No" in which a toy didn't want to be tickled and the other toy that was doing it didn't stop because he didn't think that she really meant "no." The episode makes it clear in no uncertain terms that, yeah, he really did.