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One of the most famous {{variety show}}s in American history, ''The Mickey Mouse Club'' initially aired on Creator/{{ABC}} from 1955 to 1959, and has since been reimagined several times.
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One of the most famous {{variety show}}s in American history, ''The Mickey Mouse Club'' initially aired on Creator/{{ABC}} [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] from 1955 to 1959, and has since been reimagined several times.
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* CouchGag: WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original series, with humurous results ranging from the gong exploding to it spinning and Donald getting caught in it. Here's a video showcasing the gags [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNdK70ype2g here]].
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* CouchGag: WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original series, with humurous humorous results ranging from the gong exploding to it spinning and Donald getting caught in it. (This is actually what inspired Creator/MattGroening to have his own couch gag on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''.) Here's a video showcasing the gags [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNdK70ype2g here]].
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* DisneyAcidSequence: The middle instrumental part of "The Mickey Mouse March" is comprised of surreal marching band instruments and dancing musical notes.
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* CouchGag: WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original series, with humurous results ranging from the gong exploding to it spinning and Donald getting caught in it. Here's a video showcasing the gags [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5R6IWG5sB4 here]].
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* CouchGag: WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original series, with humurous results ranging from the gong exploding to it spinning and Donald getting caught in it. Here's a video showcasing the gags [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5R6IWG5sB4 com/watch?v=GNdK70ype2g here]].
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* BootstrappedTheme: The "Mickey Mouse March" was specifically made for this series, but it ended up being ''the'' theme song for WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse himself and [[Franchise/MickeyMouse his franchise]].
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->''"Who's the leader of the club''\\
''That's made for you and me?''\\
''M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E"''
''That's made for you and me?''\\
''M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E"''
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->''"Who's the leader of the club''\\
''That'sclub\\
That's made for you andme?''\\
''M-I-C-K-E-Yme?\\
M-I-C K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E\\
Hey-there, hi-there, ho-there!\\
You're as welcome as can be!\\
M-I-C K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E"''
''That's
That's made for you and
''M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-I-C K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E\\
Hey-there, hi-there, ho-there!\\
You're as welcome as can be!\\
M-I-C K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E"''
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* RevolvingDoorCasting: Mouseketeers (with the exception of those from the 1970s revival) usually undergo cast changes after every season, with few who remain till the end. For those keeping score, the Mouseketeers who stayed for the 1950s series in its entirety are Annette, Bobby, Cubby, Darlene, Doreen, Karen, Lonnie, Sharon, and Tommy; for the 1990s revival Josh, Lindsey, and Jennifer stayed for the whole duration.
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* RevolvingDoorCasting: Mouseketeers (with the exception of those from the 1970s revival) usually undergo cast changes after every season, with few who remain till the end. For those keeping score, the Mouseketeers who stayed for the entire run of the 1950s series in its entirety are Annette, Bobby, Cubby, Darlene, Doreen, Karen, Lonnie, Sharon, and Tommy; for the 1990s revival Josh, Lindsey, and Jennifer stayed for the whole duration.
* SigningOffCatchphrase: The ending theme introduced Mickey's iconic "See you real soon!" catchphrase, with the first word playing off the "C" in "M-I-C".
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thought Fred Newman had a page of his own, but I see he doesn't, removed link
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* CrosscastRole: In the 1990s version, [[Creator/FredNewman Fred Newman's]] recurring Lurleen character is an example.
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* CrosscastRole: In the 1990s version, [[Creator/FredNewman Fred Newman's]] Newman's recurring Lurleen character is an example.
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* CrosscastRole: In the 1990s version, [[Creator/FredNewman Fred Newman's]] recurring Lurleen character is an example.
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* RumpRoast: Happens to a caveman in "I'm No Fool With Fire", which results in him jumping into a lake to put out his burning rear end.
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The main show was made up of several sketches performed by the Mouseketeers, a troupe of child/teen performers led by the adult "Head Mouseketeer" Jimmie Dodd, who was assisted by "Big Mouseketeer" Roy Williams, and Bob Amsberry for the first two seasons. Each day had a central theme, such as Music or the Circus. Interspersed with the sketches were several serials, most famously one based on ''Literature/TheHardyBoys''. Several of the Mousketeers later made it big, including Creator/AnnetteFunicello, Don Agrati (a.k.a. Don Grady of ''Series/MyThreeSons''), Johnny Crawford (''Series/TheRifleman''), Paul Petersen (''The Donna Reed Show'') and Dickie Dodd (a.k.a. Dick Dodd, drummer for The Standells of "Dirty Water" fame; no relation to Jimmie).
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The main show was made up of several sketches performed by the Mouseketeers, a troupe of child/teen performers led by the adult "Head Mouseketeer" Jimmie Dodd, who was assisted by "Big Mouseketeer" Roy Williams, and Bob Amsberry for the first two seasons. Each day had a central theme, such as Music or the Circus. Interspersed with the sketches were several serials, most famously one based on ''Literature/TheHardyBoys''. Several of the Mousketeers later made it big, including Creator/AnnetteFunicello, Don Agrati (a.k.a. Don Grady of ''Series/MyThreeSons''), Johnny Crawford (''Series/TheRifleman''), Paul Petersen (''The Donna Reed Show'') (''Series/TheDonnaReedShow'') and Dickie Dodd (a.k.a. Dick Dodd, drummer for The Standells of "Dirty Water" fame; no relation to Jimmie).
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* VocalEvolution: Meta-example, though with quotation marks on "Evolution". Walt Disney reprised his role of Mickey Mouse for the '50s show, but his falsetto voice had ''clearly'' worn out due to a combination of rustiness, older age, and years of smoking. Thus, Mickey sounds less energetic and almost monotonous as a result.
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The first revival was ''The New Mickey Mouse Club'', which aired in syndication from 1977 to 1979. The more famous second revival, ''The All-New Mickey Mouse Club'', was produced for the Creator/DisneyChannel and outlasted the original 1950s version, airing from 1989 to 1996. Like the original, it produced its share of future stars including Music/JustinTimberlake, Music/BritneySpears, Music/ChristinaAguilera, Creator/KeriRussell, Creator/RyanGosling, and [[{{Music/NSYNC}} J.C. Chasez.]]
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The first revival was ''The New Mickey Mouse Club'', which aired in syndication from 1977 to 1979. The more famous second revival, ''The All-New Mickey Mouse Club'', was produced for the Creator/DisneyChannel and outlasted the original 1950s version, airing from 1989 to 1996. Like the original, it produced its share of future stars including Music/JustinTimberlake, Music/BritneySpears, Music/ChristinaAguilera, Creator/KeriRussell, Creator/RyanGosling, and [[{{Music/NSYNC}} J.C. Chasez.]]
Music/JCChasez.
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%% * CouchGag: DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original.
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%% * CouchGag: DonaldDuck WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original.
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* AnimatedCreditsOpening
* CouchGag: DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original.
* CouchGag: DonaldDuck ringing the gong in the original.
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* ForeignRemake: The aforementioned South Korean and Malaysian revivals.
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* HeartbeatSoundtrack: In one of the ''Paperboys'' segment.
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* SolemnEndingTheme: "Now it's time to say goodbye to all our company..."
* SpellingSong: The main theme tune, as well as Jiminy Cricket's Encyclopedia song.
* ThemeTuneRap: The 1989-1995 version
* ThemeTuneRollCall: One of the elements all three versions had in common.
* SpellingSong: The main theme tune, as well as Jiminy Cricket's Encyclopedia song.
* ThemeTuneRap: The 1989-1995 version
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%% * SolemnEndingTheme: "Now it's time to say goodbye to all our company..."
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%% * SpellingSong: The main theme tune, as well as Jiminy Cricket's Encyclopedia song.
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* ABoyAndHisX: ''Corky and White Shadow''
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* CountryMouse: Annette in her self-titled serial.
* TheCutie: Karen Pendleton and Mindy Feldman.
* TheCutie: Karen Pendleton and Mindy Feldman.
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* TomboyishName: Jet from ''Annette''
* TeenDrama: ''Emerald Cove'', the 1990s serial.
* TeenDrama: ''Emerald Cove'', the 1990s serial.
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The main show was made up of several sketches performed by the Mouseketeers, a troupe of child/teen performers led by the adult "Head Mouseketeer" Jimmie Dodd, who was assisted by "Big Mouseketeer" Roy Williams, and Bob Amsberry for the first two seasons. Each day had a central theme, such as Music or the Circus. Interspersed with the sketches were several serials, most famously one based on ''Literature/TheHardyBoys''. Several of the Mousketeers later made it big, including Annette Funicello, Don Agrati (a.k.a. Don Grady of ''Series/MyThreeSons''), Johnny Crawford (''Series/TheRifleman''), Paul Petersen (''The Donna Reed Show'') and Dickie Dodd (a.k.a. Dick Dodd, drummer for The Standells of "Dirty Water" fame; no relation to Jimmie).
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The main show was made up of several sketches performed by the Mouseketeers, a troupe of child/teen performers led by the adult "Head Mouseketeer" Jimmie Dodd, who was assisted by "Big Mouseketeer" Roy Williams, and Bob Amsberry for the first two seasons. Each day had a central theme, such as Music or the Circus. Interspersed with the sketches were several serials, most famously one based on ''Literature/TheHardyBoys''. Several of the Mousketeers later made it big, including Annette Funicello, Creator/AnnetteFunicello, Don Agrati (a.k.a. Don Grady of ''Series/MyThreeSons''), Johnny Crawford (''Series/TheRifleman''), Paul Petersen (''The Donna Reed Show'') and Dickie Dodd (a.k.a. Dick Dodd, drummer for The Standells of "Dirty Water" fame; no relation to Jimmie).
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* RightWayWrongWayPair: In a series of shorts hosted by Jiminy Cricket about safety. Each episode ends with a contest between [[AudienceSurrogate "You"]] and "a common, ordinary fool". "You" follow all safety precautions and win, while the fool ignores the rules and gets nothing but AmusingInjuries as a result.
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* RightWayWrongWayPair: In a series of shorts hosted by Jiminy Cricket about safety.safety entitled ''I'm No Fool''. Each episode ends with a contest between [[AudienceSurrogate "You"]] and "a common, ordinary fool". "You" follow all safety precautions and win, while the fool ignores the rules and gets nothing but AmusingInjuries as a result.
