the wonderful world of mickey mouse house of tomorrow

He's shown being quite accommodating towards our main trio, but he also has a dark side. He may also be taking part in the luxuries, but he's at least careful to not go too far. It's best shown when the house briefly glitches when Goofy asks for too much due to indecisiveness, and Mickey tells him to think things carefully. He is a bit of a rebel here, but you can tell that he's at least respectful enough to treat the house well. When he convinces everyone to sneak inside the house, it's more because his curiosity got the better of him. Starting with Mickey, this episode taps into his more mischievous side quite well. You know how they say there can be such a thing as too much of a good thing? Well that applies to this episode quite well thanks to how everyone is in top form. At first, the house seems to be a dream come true, but then he starts turning against them. The house won't be ready until tomorrow, but Mickey wants to go in anyway.

This episode has Ludwig Von Drake showing off his various inventions to Mickey, Donald, and Goofy, which includes the House Of Tomorrow, which has artificial intelligence. Let's go into the future and see what this episode has in store for us. Synopsis: 'Mickey checks out the House Of Tomorrow.' Writers: Darrick Bachman, Tara Billinger, Leanna Dindal, Jason Reicher, Paul Rudish Eventually, the cheese gets brought into town. He and his pals then knock Pete and his henchmen into the pan they were going to use, which is cathartic. I have to admit that this is pretty smart. I love how the episode ends with Mickey going all Trojan horse and using a wooden cheese wheel to sneak inside while he frees the herd. Pete exploits Mickey's fondness for his guitar by taking it during their brawl, which fits with his sneaky demeanor. While he doesn't treat them like trash, they are more his lackeys, while Mickey treats his cheese fairly. This helps make him a great foil for Pete with his own gang of weasels. His guitar helps out, as he sings some sweet western tunes to calm the cheese down. It probably also helps that he really gets along well with Goofy and Donald when they bring the cheese into town, showing how his camaraderie is really infectious. He looks out for them as if they were his own. He wrangles them up, but also in a way as to steer them to the right path. We see that he treats the cheese the same he would treat Pluto, with a ton of love and affection. Mickey really holds the episode together.

What I like about the episode is with how it shows how the bond between a cowboy and his livestock can greatly help you out in many situations. The idea of sentient cheese acting like cows just makes sense given their connection to milk. This episode is just incredibly weird, but it owns its weirdness. However, Pete steals the cheese for his giant quesadilla and they have to get it back. It involves Mickey having to wrangle a group of cheese into town, with Goofy and Donald by his side, since here's a respected cheese wrangler. Writers: Darrick Bachman, Leanna Dindal, Kristen Morrison, Paul Rudish, Eddie Triguerosįor our first episode, we have something very interesting. Let's look at the first two episodes (which fittingly came out on Mickey's birthday), as well as an episode I chose at random. Episodes are also regularly 7 minutes long rather than just occasionally. After a year long hiatus, the show is back, but retooled into a Disney+ show called The Wonderful World Of Mickey Mouse. It's safe to say that people really like Mickey Mouse (2013) thanks to its comedy and making Mickey more of an engaging character.

The wonderful world of mickey mouse house of tomorrow