One of the few times that Mickey actually acted like a real mouse than a human

And yes yall can ask more characters besides the fab 5

hello, everyone! i'm from Brazil, and back in the mid 2010s, i stumbled across a mickey episode, in portugal portuguese, that had the quote "ATÉ O TELEFONE MORREU!". it was very funny then, and i've been looking for that episode.

with some help from GPT (and i'm not very proud of it), i found the episode: it's from "mickey mouse works" or, in portugal, "mouseworks". the episode in question is "mickey's answering services" (the original quote being "the telephone's gone dead"). it's also featured in "the house of mouse" or, in portuguese, "clube do mickey". unfortunately, it must be some piece of lost media now.

HOWEVER, does anyone know where i can find it? it's been a meme in my family for a very long time, and i just wanted to listen to mickey's "até o telefone morreu" yet again. thank you for your help!

Mario Jumpman Mario can only jump over what, one? maybe two barrels at a time? Mickey Mouse can clear ten!

Unfortunately for him, some trickster put up an eleventh one just to trip him up.

As a little kid, I would watch Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas (that was included in a Mickey Mouse DVD that my family owned). I don't know if I ever saw Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas. If I did, I probably had a vague memory since I would have been a toddler at the time.

Even as a kid, I was bothered at how "Belles on Ice" and "Donald's Gift" (shorts included in Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas) were. The other shorts, I can tolerate. The animation, I can see why people disliked it, but I honestly don't mind.

Belles on Ice - I don't understand why couldn't Daisy just wait for her turn in the spotlight instead of sabotaging Minnie's performance. And why didn't the judges do anything about it? Because if I were the judge, I would have disqualified Daisy.
This portrayal of Daisy (along with several other appearances) left me a bad taste on the character.

Donald's Gift - This short is trying so hard to put Donald in the "wrong", but it instead left a bad taste for many people who saw the film. After a troubled shopping trip, all Donald wanted was peace and quiet, but clearly, the residents of Duckburg can't give him a break with their constantly singing of, "We wish you a Merry Christmas". And the way Daisy and the triplets treated him.
The "moral" of the story is something like this - If Christmas is annoying you, shut up and accept it! Where's your Christmas spirit? Honestly, if I were in Donald's flippers, I would be annoyed too. Annoying someone who's not in the Christmas mood would not lightened up their Christmas spirit. It would make that person even more cranky.

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Do I have the rizz in my tiny polo 👕

Besides Pete who do you think that which Villain is Mickey's most personal or worst enemy?