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Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures

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American animated children's TV series

Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures
Also known asMickey and the Roadster Racers(seasons 1–2)[a]
GenreEducational
Musical
Adventure
Sports (auto racing)
Comedy
Based onMickey Mouse Clubhouse
by Bobs Gannaway
Mickey Mouse & Friends
byWalt Disney
Ub Iwerks
Developed byRob LaDuca
Mark Seidenberg
Directed by
Voices of
Theme music composerBeau Black
Opening theme"Mickey and the Roadster Racers" Main Title Theme
by Beau Black (seasons 1–2)
"Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures" Main Title Theme
by Beau Black (season 3)
Ending theme"Roadster Racers Go!"
by Beau Black
"Super-Charged"
by Beau Black (in some episodes)
"Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures" Main Title Theme (Instrumental)
Composers
  • Beau Black & Loren Hoskins (songs)
  • Mike Barnett (score)
  • They Might Be Giants (additional song)
  • Nakul Dev Mahajan (choreography)
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes87 (174 segments)(list of episodes)
Production
Executive producersRob LaDuca
Mark Seidenberg
EditorReid Kramer
Running time20–24 minutes (10–12 minutes per segment)
Production companyDisney Television Animation[b]
Original release
NetworkDisney Junior
ReleaseJanuary 15, 2017 (2017-01-15) –
October 1, 2021 (2021-10-01)
Related

Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures is an American animated children's television series that was broadcast onDisney Junior. Produced byDisney Television Animation, the series is the successor toMickey Mouse Clubhouse. Originally airing asMickey and the Roadster Racers for its first two seasons,[a] it debuted on its first two episodes consecutively on January 15, 2017.[1]

The series was renewed for a second season on March 15, 2017[2] which premiered on April 13, 2018. The show’s third season was renewed one year later,[3] which led to the series changing its name toMickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures. The first episode under the new title was originally broadcast on October 14, 2019.[4]

This wasRussi Taylor's final television series role before her death on July 26, 2019. It is also the only series produced since 1985 not to featureTony Anselmo asDonald Duck due to him being too busy providing the voice for the character in other Disney projects, includingDuckTales,Kingdom Hearts III andLegend of the Three Caballeros; Donald is voiced byDaniel Ross in this series.

The show was followed by a new series,Mickey Mouse Funhouse, which debuted on August 20, 2021.[5][6] In 2021, two spin-off holiday specials were released: a Halloween special,Mickey's Tale of Two Witches, on October 7, 2021, in addition to a Christmas special,Mickey and Minnie Wish Upon a Christmas, on December 2, 2021.

Plot

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Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures centers around the Sensational Six (Mickey,Minnie,Goofy,Donald,Daisy, andPluto) as they live and race around their town of Hot Dog Hills and around the world. Unlike the previous series, this show contains two 11-minute stories as opposed toClubhouse's full-length 22-minute stories.

In the first half, Billy Beagle commentates on Mickey and his friends' races whether the race is in Hot Dog Hills or somewhere else around the world. In the second half, Minnie and Daisy work as the Happy Helpers alongside Cuckoo-Loca (fromMinnie's Bow-Toons) where they help out different residents of Hot Dog Hills. Minnie and Daisy use the Turnstyler located in the office and the Happy Helper Van to assume the clothes associated with their jobs that they are hired to help out on.

In Season 2, the Roadster Racers get their roadsters modified byLudwig Von Drake so they can become Super-charged. The theme song was also altered near the end for the Super-charged part.

In Season 3, Mickey builds a mixed-up motor lab that mixes up and transforms cars. In between segments and before the credits, the show starts to use a remix of the classic "Hot Dog" song originally written and performed byThey Might Be Giants forMickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Episodes

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Main article:List of Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures episodes
SeasonSegmentsEpisodesOriginally released
First releasedLast released
15226January 15, 2017 (2017-01-15)March 23, 2018 (2018-03-23)
25025April 13, 2018 (2018-04-13)August 2, 2019 (2019-08-02)
37236October 14, 2019 (2019-10-14)October 1, 2021 (2021-10-01)

Characters

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Main

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Recurring

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  • Cuckoo-Loca (voiced byNika Futterman) is a female wind-up cuckoo who lives in Minnie and Daisy's cuckoo clock and tags along with the Happy Helpers. A running gag is that Cuckoo-Loca tends to make sarcastic remarks towards the Happy Helpers jingle.
  • Pete (voiced byJim Cummings) is the Hot Dog Hills' resident tow truck driver and owner of Pete's Junkyard. Pete drives the Super Crusher, based on aChevrolet Corvette (C6), when he gets involved in races. In addition to having some relatives that get involved, Pete appears in various alter egos throughout the series.
  • Clarabelle Cow (voiced byApril Winchell) is a cow and the owner of a baking business in Hot Dog Hills. She is often seen operating the racing flags. Clarabelle has also been seen hosting several international events on the show. She works as a chef and is Goofy's girlfriend.
  • Clara Cluck (vocal effects provided byRussi Taylor from 2017 to 2020,Kaitlyn Robrock in 2020) is a female farmer and resident of Hot Dog Hills who mostly speaks chicken language.
  • Chip and Dale (voiced byTress MacNeille andCorey Burton respectively) are two chipmunks who are mechanics for the racers.
  • Horace Horsecollar (voiced byBill Farmer) who, in addition to being a resident of Hot Dog Hills, appears in various alter egos throughout the series
  • Ludwig Von Drake (voiced byCorey Burton) is Donald's uncle and the Hot Dog Hills' residential inventor who has a laboratory beneath Mickey's garage. In "Grandpa Beagle's Day Out", it is revealed that Ludwig Von Drake also operates as a bicycle mechanic shop under the alias of Doc Sprockets.
  • Hilda (voiced byApril Winchell) is a female hippopotamus who engages in any sport.
  • Figaro (vocal effects provided byFrank Welker) is Minnie's pet tuxedo cat.
  • Butch (vocal effects provided byFrank Welker) is Pete's pet bulldog and Pluto's rival.
  • Millie and Melody Mouse (voiced byAvalon Robbins andGrace Kaufman in Season 1–2 and Vivian Vencer and Stella Edwards in Season 3 respectively) are Minnie's nieces.
  • Billy Beagle (voiced byJay Leno) is the announcer and sports commentator of the races and other events. Billy is also shown to have a collection of roadsters and also works as the host of "Billy Beagle's Tip Top Garage".
  • Commander Heist (voiced bySteve Valentine) is an infamous male British international master criminal who is the main antagonist of the series. His design resemblesErnst Stavro Blofeld.
  • Robbie Roberts (voiced byTim Gunn) is a critic and fashion male designer who appears to be a judge and receives very harsh reviews from the crowd.
  • Lil' Stinker (vocal effects provided byDee Bradley Baker) is a skunk who becomes Donald Duck's pet.

Hot Dog Hills residents

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  • Mayor McBeagle (voiced byBill Farmer) is the male mayor of Hot Dog Hills.
  • Bertram Bigby (voiced byBill Farmer) is a rich male pig who is the owner of the Bigby Bank & Trust.
  • Pinky Bigby (voiced byAndrea Martin) is a female poodle who is Mr. Bigby's wife.
  • Susie Beagleman (voiced by Natalie Coughlin) is a little female beagle girl that the Happy Helpers tend to help out on occasion.
  • Mrs. Beagleman (voiced byTress MacNeille) is Susie's mother.
  • Clifford and Cleo Cluck (vocal effects provided byDee Bradley Baker) are Clara Cluck's chicks who do not talk and instead cluck.
  • Elray Thunderboom (voiced by Evan Kishiyama) is a young male elephant.
  • Mr. Thunderboom (voiced byJim Cummings) is Elray's father.
  • Mrs. Thunderboom (voiced byNika Futterman) is Elray's mother.
  • Bitsy Beagleberg (voiced byMckenna Grace) is a young female beagle girl.
  • Mr. McSnorter (voiced byPatton Oswalt) is a male pig who is the head of Hot Dog Hills' condiment factory.
  • Mrs. McSnorter (voiced byRussi Taylor) is a female pig who is married to Maynard McSnorter.
  • Pearl McSnorter (voiced by Stella Edwards) is a female pig who is the sister of Puck McSnorter.
  • Puck McSnorter (voiced byAugust Maturo) is a male pig who is the brother of Pearl McSnorter.
  • Buddy McBilly (voiced by Cooper Stutler) is a young male goat who was shy at first. Starting with season 3, Buddy is considered a fan of Mickey.
  • Mr. McBilly (voiced byBill Farmer) is Buddy's father.
  • Mrs. McBilly (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is Buddy's mother.
  • Jinx (vocal effects provided byDee Bradley Baker) is a white female kitten that wears a bow and causes trouble wherever Jinx goes and always has a red bouncy ball, hence her name. Jinx later gets adopted by Emmy Lou.
  • Babette Beagle (voiced byJane Leeves) is the curator of the Hot Dog Hills Art Museum.
  • Mr. Doozy (voiced byFred Willard) is the manager of the Snoozy DoozyBed and Breakfast who also works as its bellhop, cook and repairman.
  • Nina Doozy (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is a relative of Mr. Doozy.
  • Dandelion Doozy (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is Nina Doozy's niece.
  • Grandpa Beagle (voiced byHéctor Elizondo) is the grandfather of Billy Beagle who is into extreme sports much to Billy's dismay.
  • Emmy Lou (voiced byKate Micucci) is a female beagle who first appeared working as the first mate of Captain Peterson. In "Hi Jinx", Emmy Lou moves into the apartment across from the Happy Helpers' office and gets Jinx as a pet.
  • Mrs. Sweetums (voiced byHoda Kotb in "Super Sweet Helpers",Tress MacNeille in "Cuckoo in Hot Dog Hills!") is the proprietor of the candy store Sweetums' Sweets.
  • Ivy Beaglesnoot (voice byNika Futterman) is the proprietor of the Hot Dog Hills Wild Animal Safari Park.
  • Uncle Goof (voiced byBill Farmer) is an explorer who is Goofy's uncle.
  • Jimbo (voiced byFred Stoller) is Pete's nephew.
  • Mama Pete (voiced byElayne Boosler) is the mother of Pete and the aunt of Jimbo.
  • GramQuacker Lily (voiced byTress MacNeille) is Daisy's grandmother.
  • Uncle Manny (voiced byRichard Kind) is Donald's uncle.
  • Lisa Longtree (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker)
  • Coach Hannah (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is Hilda's ice-skating coach.
  • Fiona Featherstone (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is a female ostrich who was Mr. Doozy’s dance partner prior to Emmy Lou in "The Happiest Helpers’ Cruise!".
  • Portia DeHound (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is an actress.
  • Jasper (voiced byMaulik Pancholy) is the Pet Store owner.

Characters in international locations

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The following characters reside in international locations that Team Mickey visits for their events:

  • José Carioca andPanchito Pistoles (voiced byRob Paulsen andCarlos Alazraqui) are Donald's friends and members of the band the Three Caballeros in Spain.
  • Agent Chauncey Chip (voiced byPeter Serafinowicz) is a British spy who is identical to Goofy. He is a reference toJames Bond. His car also resembles Bond'sAston Martin DB5.
  • Queen Elizabeth II (voiced byJane Leeves) is depicted as a female mouse.
  • Auntie Olina (voiced byTia Carrere) is a female friend of Team Mickey who resides inHawaii.
    • Leilani (voiced by Megan Richie) is the daughter of Olina.
    • Grandpa Kai (voiced byJim Cummings) is the father of Olina and grandfather of Leilani. In "Grandpa vs. Grandpa", it is revealed that Kai had a rivalry with Grandpa Beagle.
  • William "Willie" Bartholomew Beagle (voiced bySteve Valentine) is a male British announcer for British events that Mickey and his friends take part in.
  • Dr. Waddleton Crutchley (voiced byPeter Serafinowicz in "Tea Time Trouble!",Stephen Fry in "Shenannygans!") is male resident ofLondon who teaches people how to act like gentlemen.
  • Chef Pierre la Pierre (voiced by Jon Curry) is a male chef inParis and is good friends with Mickey.
  • Chef Celeste (voiced byMarieve Herington) is a chef and the star pupil of a culinary academy who originally operated as the Phantom Chef.
  • Cuckoo La-La (voiced byNika Futterman) is Cuckoo-Loca's cousin from France, where she runs a fashion store.
  • Almanda de Quack (voiced byCamilla Belle) is Daisy's cousin from Brazil.
  • Heidi (voiced byLeigh-Allyn Baker) is an activities director in Switzerland.
  • Raj (voiced by Ariyah Kssam) is a friend of Mickey's group who lives in India.
  • Savi (voiced by Richa Shulka) is Raj's wife.
  • Princess Olivia (voiced byMadison Pettis) is the Princess of Royalandia.

Release

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Broadcast

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The first season ofMickey and the Roadster Racers debuted onDisney Junior in the United States on January 15, 2017. The series also aired onDisney Junior in Canada on January 24,[8]Disney Junior in Australia on March 17,Disney Junior in Asia on March 24,Disney Junior in the UK and Ireland on April 19,[9]Disney Junior in South Africa on April 22,[10] andDisney Channel in India on May 15.[11]

Home media

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The first release, entitled "Mickey and the Roadster Racers" was released onDVD on March 7, 2017.[12] "Minnie's Happy Helpers" was released on July 25, 2017, with the release themed around the Minnie and Daisy subplots.[13] "Disney Junior Holiday" was released on October 23, 2018. "Minnie Bow Be Mine" was released on February 5, 2019. The show was re-released on Disney's streaming service,Disney+ and in select countries underDisney+ Hotstar.[14]

Note: In the Disney+ reprint of the season 1 episode, "Ye Olde Royal Heist", the scene where Lord Pete bumps Donald's Roadster into theRiver Thames was cut for unknown reasons.[citation needed]

Reception

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Critical response

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Emily Ashby ofCommon Sense Media gaveMickey and the Roadster Racers a grade of three out of five stars. She complimented the show for illustrating community dynamics and promoting the importance of friendship through the characters' interactions. Ashby found that the frequent racing scenes provide excitement and engagement for young viewers, making it a delightful experience for children.[15] Charles Curtis ofUSA Today ranked the show ninth in their "20 Best Shows for Kids Right Now" list in March 2020, stating, "Whether it'sMickey Mouse Clubhouse,Mickey and the Roadster Racers, orMickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures, they're all good."[16]

Marisa Lascala ofGood Housekeeping describedMickey Mouse: Mixed-Up Adventures as a "great toddler show."[17] Kristin Smith ofPlugged In complimentedMickey Mouse: Mixed-Up Adventures for its "lovable, well-known group of companions," including Mickey, Pluto, and Goofy, who work together as a team. She found that the characters are capable of tackling "no mystery too mild and no task too tiny," stating that they bring "fun-loving action" to every scenario they encounter.[18]

Ratings

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The debut ofMickey and the Roadster Racers on January 15 achieved the No. 1 cable TV telecast in more than a year among Kids 2–5 (1.3 million viewers, 8.0 rating) and Boys 2–5 (726,000 viewers, 9.0 rating). It also ranked No. 1 among Girls 2–5 (533,000 viewers, 7.0 rating) since November 2016. The premiere had 3.6 million Total Viewers and a 1.2 million Adults 18–49 audience (1.0 rating). On digital platforms, the show saw 1.4 million engagements via the Disney Junior app, 5 million reach on Facebook, and 1 million video views on YouTube.[19] In March 2017,Mickey and the Roadster Racers has reached more than 41 million US viewers since its January premiere.[20]

Accolades

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YearAwardsCategoryNominee(s)ResultRef.
2017Music + Sound AwardsBest Sound Design: Television ProgrammeKate Finan, Brad Meyer, Jacob CookNominated[21][22]
2018Brad Meyer, Kate Finan, James SingletonNominated[23]
Annie AwardBest Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Preschool ChildrenMickey and the Roadster RacersNominated[24][25]
Daytime Emmy AwardsOutstanding Sound Editing in a Preschool Animated ProgramBrad Meyer, Kate Finan, James SingletonNominated[26][27]
2020NAMIC Vision AwardsAnimationMickey Mouse: Mixed-Up AdventuresNominated[28][29]

Spin-offs

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Chip 'n Dale's Nutty Tales

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Chip 'n Dale's Nutty Tales is aspin-off series which premiered on November 13, 2017.[30][31] It aired in the daytime Disney Junior programming block for younger audiences. The plot revolves aroundChip and Dale chasing after a nut which leads them to a resident in Hot Dog Hills, normally a main character, who has a problem in which the two are happy to help with.[32][33]

Holiday specials

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Mickey's Tale of Two Witches

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Mickey's Tale of Two Witches is a spin-off Halloween special that aired on October 7, 2021.[34] Mickey tells Pluto a story about two witches-in-training, Minnie the Wonderful and Daisy Doozy who work together to defeat a ghost and save Happy Haunt Hills.

Mickey and Minnie Wish Upon a Christmas

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Mickey and Minnie Wish Upon a Christmas is a spin-off Christmas special that aired on December 2, 2021.[35] Mickey and friends get separated after shopping for gifts, and have to get back to Hot Dog Hills to celebrate Christmas together.

Mickey and the Very Many Christmases

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Mickey and the Very Many Christmases is a spin-off Christmas special that aired on December 1, 2024. Mickey wishes that Christmas could last forever, which unintentionally leads him into a Groundhog Day-esque time loop.

Stop-motion holiday specials

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Mickey Saves Christmas

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Mickey Saves Christmas is a spin-off Christmas special that aired on November 27, 2022.[36] This is the first stop-motion Mickey Mouse project. Mickey and friends travel from Hot Dog Hills to the North Pole to save Christmas and find the true meaning of celebrating the holiday.

Mickey and Friends: Trick or Treats

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Mickey and Friends: Trick or Treats is a spin-off Halloween special that premiered on October 1, 2023.[37] Mickey and friends find a haunted mansion whilst trick-or-treating when they meet a witch who transforms them into their costumes.

Notes

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  1. ^abThe first two seasons were retroactively titledMickey Mouse Roadster Racers upon the third season's premiere.
  2. ^Animation outsourced toTechnicolor Animation Productions and DQ Entertainment.

References

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  4. ^Zahed, Ramin (August 16, 2019)."Disney's New 'Mickey Mouse Mixed Up Adventures' Premieres in Oct".Animation Magazine.
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  17. ^Lascala, Marisa (March 27, 2023)."The 13 Best Toddler TV Shows".Good Housekeeping. RetrievedAugust 15, 2023.
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  20. ^Dickson, Jeremy (March 16, 2017)."More Mickey, Lion Guard (and data) as Disney kicks off 2017 upfronts".Kidscreen.Brunico Communications. RetrievedFebruary 28, 2025.
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  36. ^Zahed, Ramin (November 23, 2022)."Director David H. Brooks on the Stop-Motion Magic of the New Special, 'Mickey Saves Christmas'".Animation Magazine. RetrievedNovember 3, 2024.
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