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Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt is a 2007 American direct-to-video family children's educational movie episode from Playhouse Disney's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse show. The movie was released on March 19, 2007 on DVD.

Summary[]

Pete is upset that he is not invited to the Easter Egg Hunt, but when he recites the wrong magic words, the Clubhouse's sections float away in different directions. It's up to Mickey to return them.

Plot[]

Before the episode begins, Mickey Mouse explains that they must say the magic words right otherwise something funny will happen. At the start of the episode, Mickey shows the viewers a picture of a decorated egg because it is Easter that day and he is throwing a party, along with an Easter Egg Hunt since everyone - including the viewers - is invited.

Daisy Duck, Goofy, Minnie Mouse and Pluto arrive for the party and thank Mickey for the invitation by giving him their cards. While Goofy looks for his, he pulls out a rubber ducky and a set of pink bunny ears to be "Goofy Bunny" from his hat. Daisy tells Mickey that is when they decorate for the party, it is going to be so much fun since they have gotten streamers, balloons, banners and party hats, but Minnie finds out that Donald has not arrived yet and that he was supposed to bring all of the required items. As soon as Donald arrives, he bumps into the banner and drops everything that he has carried (which Minnie and Daisy catch) and yet again, he says “Aw, Phooey!”. Pluto then untangles Donald from the banner.

The Sensational Six, (with the exception of Pluto since he only barks), sing while decorating the Clubhouse. Goofy is decorating the Shoe Garage by putting up streamers since he is the tallest one, Daisy makes a big banner with glitter and glue by putting it up on the Clubhouse head and decorates eggs of yellow and blue, Donald makes the music up top of left side on the Clubhouse ears and finally, Mickey and Minnie are putting the decorations and food in a basket while doing the bunny hop. A fantasy scene then begins. The six of them are then singing in a yellow background with their heads shown in teal, magenta, yellow, red, blue and green eggs and then pop out of a decorated egg while dancing and singing, but concludes with them being split up into flower petals with Toodles in the middle. He shows Mickey and Minnie Mouse throwing a ball to each other in Summer, Goofy seeing the leaves fall and pumpkins grow in Autumn, Santa Claus popping down the chimney to put presents under the Clubhouse tree in Winter, and concluding with Minnie throwing flowers to the screen. Finally, The Sensational Six are split up into six in yet again teal, magenta, yellow, blue, red and green rectangle screens inside Toodles. The fantasy scene then ends and we all see that the Clubhouse is all decorated for Easter as Pluto and Toodles dash out of the back gate.

Sneaking towards the Clubhouse, Pete notices that the Clubhouse is all decorated for Easter and he believes he was not invited to go to the party and he claims that this was not fair since he likes Easter candy and decides to have his own Clubhouse by inviting his own self to the party. When he sees Clarabelle bringing the party cake over, he gets the idea to trick Mickey into leaving and then take the cake to the Clubhouse so he can take over it. When Pete asks Clarabelle if he can "take the cake" to the Clubhouse for her, she agrees, but she wonders if he might be up to something, which Pete denies.

After Clarabelle leaves to prepare herself for the party, Pete dials the Clubhouse's phone and tells Mickey that he is Clarabelle Cow, but Mickey said that the voice sounds a lot like Pete. Mockingly, Pete (speaking in Clarabelle’s voice), tells Mickey that he should go to the bakery to pick up his cake, in which he agrees to do so. Once the plan is in action, Pete says that he will take over the Clubhouse when Mickey and Pluto leave.

Despite having suspicions, Mickey and Pluto then proceed to go to the bakery by taking the Up-Slide while Pete (dressed up as Mickey Mouse) goes inside the Clubhouse with the cake and Minnie asks the viewers if Pete was Mickey and tells “Mickey” if he is REALLY him, then he would know anything the real Mickey knows by telling him to say the RIGHT magic words to open up the Clubhouse, but “Mickey Mouse” fails by saying the wrong magic words (Peeska, Pooska, Pick-a-Mouse), which causes the Clubhouse to shake violently, with the Mousekedoer, Silly Switch, Anywhere Area, and Up-Slide going crazy. Pete is then thrown out of the Clubhouse door as it splits into three pieces (including the shoe garage and glove balloon) and floats away in different directions, taking four of the Sensational Six along with it (Minnie is taken with the Clubhouse Pants, Donald with the Ears, Daisy with the Head, and Goofy with the Shoe Garage; the Glove Balloon flies off by itself). The giant Easter eggs and balloons outside of the Clubhouse disappear. “Mickey Mouse” tries many attempts to reverse the process, but gives up and runs away when the real Mickey Mouse arrives.

Mickey and Pluto are confused that Clarabelle wasn’t at the bakery and discovers that the Clubhouse and his friends are gone. The viewers tell him that they floated away due to Pete saying the wrong magic words. He realizes that he must rescue his friends and retrieve all of the pieces of the Clubhouse, before Easter is exasperated! After walking and sniffing for an hour straight, Mickey and Pluto notice Ludwig Von Drake on his backpack rocket arriving, who then greets the two. Mickey tells the Professor that he needs his help because the Clubhouse and four of the Sensational Six floated away, in which Ludwig reveals that he had nearly collided with the Clubhouse Pants, which have landed nearby. After rescuing Minnie, they notice Pete and he runs away because Pete thinks that Mickey is angry with him for making the Clubhouse float away, which he really isn't. On the other hand, they can now acquire Mouseketools. When doing the original dance (b.k.a. The Mouskedoer Song), he activates the Mouskedoer and receives four Mouseketools: a pacifier, toolbox, and handy crane, along with a Mystery Mouseketool.

Mickey, Minnie and Ludwig then send the Clubhouse Pants back where it belongs by touching it and saying the correct magic words. Now Mickey must find the remaining four pieces and his other friends and takes the Toon Plane to find Goofy and the Shoe Garage. Soon as he passes through a cloud, he receives cloudy bunny ears and tells the viewers to find the Shoe Garage. They spot it floating down a river with Goofy riding on top of it. Mickey Mouse then tells Goofy that he is heading for a waterfall, shocking him. Mickey quickly lands the Toon Plane near the river. As soon as the Shoe Garage gets caught in the rocks above the waterfall, Mickey and Goofy both shout out Toodles for a Mouseketool. Mickey selects the handy crane and uses it to pull Goofy and the Shoe Garage up and out of the river before sending them back home.

Now Mickey must find the Clubhouse Head by taking the Toon Car, but when he notices a giant egg in the road, Mickey pushed a button to have two Handy Helpers lift the chassis of the Toon Car upward to avoid causing a crash. Mickey then screeches to a halt when he notices Daisy screaming in the Cup Car on the Clubhouse Head, which is floating up in the air. Daisy tells Mickey to get her down, as she is getting dizzy. Mickey asks the viewers what was keeping Clubhouse Head in the air, which is the water from a broken hydrant. Daisy then tells Mickey to turn the valve to shut the water off and after three attempts, Mickey is sent flying offscreen in pain. He notices Pete and asks if he could turn the water off, but he runs off again. Mickey and Daisy call for Toodles and Mickey chooses his toolbox and among the wrenches, picks the flower wrench (which matches the value's shape) to turn the valve by turning it seven times. When the water turns off, Mickey and Daisy send the Clubhouse Head back home.

After retrieving the Clubhouse Head, Ludwig uses his telescope to see where the Clubhouse Ears are and after noticing Chip and Dale playing in space, he and Mickey spot the Clubhouse Ears, which are located on a red planet. To get there, Mickey and Minnie must use the Clubhouse Rocket and they take a star path (which forms a pattern) in order to get the Clubhouse Ears. As they land, Mickey goes after the Clubhouse Ears and leaves Minnie on her own to fly home. When Mickey gets on top of the Clubhouse Ears, he finds Donald and sends him and the Clubhouse Ears back home, passing Chip and Dale in the process.

With four pieces found and all of the Sensational Six back home safe and sound, they still need to find the Glove Balloon, but Goofy tells Mickey that they do not need it since he was ready for the party, only for Mickey to tell everyone that he put all the Easter eggs in the Glove Balloon, much to everyone’s dismay, Mickey walks away very sad, which causes Pluto to join him and whimpers at Mickey and he tells Pluto that the Clubhouse would never be the same without the Glove Balloon and he had ruined the party. Goofy wonders who saw the Glove Balloon fly away to and Minnie says that it was Pete because he saw all the pieces float away.

Ludwig tells the viewers if they had seen Pete, who then spot him nearby while he desperately tries to get the viewers to be quiet. He runs away for the third time. After shouting three times, Pete had received the attention and decides to make amends by telling everyone that the Glove Balloon floated away into the clouds, where Willie the Giant lives and Ludwig warns Mickey that he does not want to disturb him, but they still need to retrieve the Glove Balloon since it is the last piece of the Clubhouse. In order to get up to the clouds, they need a Mouseketool, thus having the Sensational Six, Ludwig, and Pete shout for Toodles. Mickey wonders if he could use a pacifier to fly, but since that would not work, they went for the Mystery Mouseketool instead, which is a bunch of balloons.

Pete and Mickey fly up into the clouds with the balloons and land on Willie’s farm with Pete being scared of Willie. They see the Glove Balloon inside the barn. When they go inside, they are unable to get the balloon due to Willie's snoring, so they whisper for Toodles. They select the pacifier, which stops Willie from snoring. Pete and Mickey then try to go inside the Glove Balloon, but end up made a noise. Willie wakes up and and spits the pacifier out of his mouth. While Pete hides, Willie sees Mickey and, mistaking him for a baby bird, decides to keep him as a pet and puts him inside a bird cage. When Willie is off to get some bird food, Pete gets into a conversation with his two subconscious counterparts: Mean Pete and Nice Pete. Mean Pete tells Pete to get the Glove Balloon so he can own the Clubhouse, while Nice Pete tells him that Mickey is his friend and that he should not abandon him, with Mean Pete disagreeing since Mickey forgot to invite him. Nice Pete proves this wrong by revealing that Mickey actually did invite him and that his invitation is inside his back pocket the whole time. With the help of the viewers, Pete notices the invitation really is in his back pocket, making him regret his sneakiness. The subconscious Petes disappeared.

Pete flies the Glove Balloon up to the birdcage and helps Mickey lift the latch, just as Willie returns. After freeing Mickey, he and Pete escape the barn. Willie sees them and, thinking that his new "pet" is escaping, chases after them. They manage to escape from Willie (who believes that he taught the "baby bird" how to fly) and return home. The episode then concludes with all five pieces of the Clubhouse back where they belong thus making all the giant Easter eggs and balloons reappear just in time for the Easter party. Clarabelle thanks Pete for delivering the cake as the gang participate in an Easter egg hunt. The Best Easter Party song is repeated with the same events and fantasy scene. Pete, Clarabelle, and Ludwig sing along with them although they don’t appear in the fantasy scene.

Everyone then does the Hot Dog Dance like they do at the end of every episode, but are joined by Pete, Clarabelle, and Ludwig. After the Clubhouse disappears, Mickey signs off saying “See you real soon!”.

Mouseketools[]

  1. A Handy Crane (to get the Shoe Garage)
  2. A Toolbox (to get Daisy down)
  3. A Bunch Of Balloons (to fly up to the clouds)
  4. A Pacifier (to get The Glove balloon away from the giant)

Characters[]

  • Mickey Mouse
  • Minnie Mouse
  • Donald Duck
  • Daisy Duck
  • Goofy
  • Pete
  • Clarabelle Cow
  • Chip and Dale
  • Willie The Giant
  • Professor Von Drake
  • Mean Pete
  • Nice Pete

Trivia[]

  • Mickey's opening speech before the start of the show theme is different. In this episode, he says "I forget this every time." He then says the magic words needs to be said exactly right or something funny might happen. This is the 1st episode of the show to do this, and it technically makes the intro longer, and the episode/movie itself.
  • This episode was released on DVD March 19, 2007.
  • The credits theme is altered for this episode, being a complete instrumental of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme song albeit with an extended ending. The characters put their arms up at the very end of the credits with the last note, and there are no Walt Disney Television Animation and Playhouse Disney Original logos; this is the 1st episode of the show to do this.
  • A spoof of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse appears as Pete's Clubhouse with Pete flossing as Pete's think bubble appears trying to lead the clubhouse.
  • This is the first ever Mickey Mouse Clubhouse special.
  • The credits are long in this episode and the characters do a pose at the end of the Hot Dog Dance, and there are no Walt Disney or Playhouse Disney logo at the end.
  • This is the first time the guests learn how to do the Hot Dog Dance.
  • This is the first time Mickey says the official name for the Hot Dog Dance.
  • This episode is missing from the series' Disney+ page, then it will come back in the future.
  • The scene where Pete's subconscious counterparts (Angel and Devil) appear is similar to a scene in The Emperor's New Groove.

Goofs/Errors[]

  • When Goofy says "They don't call me Goofy Bunny for nothin' ", Donald was kept frozen on the left side of the screen.
  • When the head was landing on top of the Clubhouse pants, the glove balloon can be seen.
  • Willie the Giant doesn't recognize Mickey, although he met him in the episode "Donald and the Beanstalk."
  • The cup car was seen in the music area of the Clubhouse ears, although it was intact with the Clubhouse Head earlier in the episode.
  • The banner was mostly placed on the front of the Clubhouse head, but when Pete looks over the wall, the banner switches side.
  • The up-slide disappears in several scenes (e.g. Mickey and Pete taking the balloons up to the clouds).
  • When all the Clubhouse pieces (Including the shoe garage) were seen floating in the air, the neck was intact with the pants, however, later in the episode, the neck disappears from on top of the pants.
  • Mickey left the Toon Plane and the Toon Car where he parked them, but they respawn at the Clubhouse in later episodes.
    • And when Goofy was in the shoe garage, the toon car wasn't even inside.
  • When the characters are inside the clubhouse and just start the Best Easter Party Ever, the banner is extremely long, but when it is stuck to the head and ears, it is thinner than it was earlier.
  • Daisy puts the banner on the clubhouse head in the reprise of the Best Easter Party Ever song, but it fell off when the Clubhouse flew away.
  • The shoe garage and Glove Balloon don't opposibly count as "pieces of the clubhouse", as they aren't attached to the clubhouse, but they are listed as pieces of the clubhouse.
    Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt title card
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