Hey, everybody, it's me, Mickey Mouse.
Say, you wanna come inside my clubhouse?
Well, all right.
Let's go.
Aw, I almost forgot.
To make the clubhouse appear, we get to say the magic words:
Meeska, Mooska, Mickey Mouse.
Say it with me.
Meeska, Mooska, Mickey Mouse.
CHORUS [SINGING]: M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E
That's me.
CHORUS [SINGING]: M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E
It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Come inside It's fun inside
It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
ANNOUNCER: Roll call.
- Donald. - Present.
- Daisy. - Here.
- Goofy. - Here.
- Pluto. - Woof! Woof!
- Minnie. - Here.
- Mickey. - Right here.
CHORUS [SINGING]: It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Come inside It's fun inside
M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E
[ANNOUNCER READING ON-SCREEN TEXT]
Hi there. Welcome to the clubhouse.
Good to see you.
VON DRAKE: Wow-whee! Would you look at that?
Huh? Who said that?
VON DRAKE: Now there's something you don't see every day.
It's Professor Von Drake.
Sounds like he's on the roof.
Whee!
Hiya, professor.
Oh, Mickey.
What a start you giving me!
But I am so glad to see you anyways.
I got big news for you here.
Very soon we gonna be able to see,
way up in the sky, the one, the only,
Mickey's Comet. Hoo-hoo.
And a comet is a bunch of ice and dust
that flies around and around and around outer space in a gigantic circle.
- Like this. MICKEY: Wow!
VON DRAKE: Mickey's Comet is passing by the clubhouse only once every ten years.
Gee, that's a long time.
I know.
And today, right before it gets dark,
is the only time we gonna get a good look at it.
Oh, boy. A comet named after me. Heh, heh.
And we'll be able to watch it right here through the telescope.
Well, ha, ha, not exactly.
It's too cloudy.
But I don't see any clouds.
VON DRAKE: As you can see, they gonna be blocking our outer-space viewing.
But not to worry.
Because I'm going to set up my very own
portable telescope far away from the clubhouse
and all of those inconsiderate clouds.
And we'll be able to see Mickey's Comet from there.
You said it, Mickey Mouse.
Come on, now. I've got lots to do.
Tallyho.
I'll wait here for our friends.
Good thinking.
Then you can all come and meet me.
We can watch the comet together.
Oh, one more thing.
Three stars will going to appear in the sky, one at a time.
When you are seeing the third star,
that means it's time for Mickey's Comet to pop into view.
So see you later, crocodile. Bye-bye now.
Wow, my very own comet! Ho-ho!
I can't wait to see it.
[DOORBELL RINGS]
Hi, everybody.
- Hi, Mickey. - Woof! Woof!
We just saw the professor and he told us all about Mickey's Comet.
Gee, that was quick.
Well, he was in a hurry to see that comet.
Me too. Let's go.
Say, anybody know where the professor was going?
Well, we thought you knew.
I forgot to ask.
The professor could be anywhere by now.
We'll have to search for him.
Will you help us find the professor so we can all watch Mickey's Comet?
You will?
Hot dog. To the Mousekedoer.
Come on.
[SINGING] Mouseker-hey, Mouseker-hi, Mouseker-ho
Mouseker-ready, Mouseker-set, Here we go
You're a thinking and a solving Working-througher
Mouseker-me, Mouseker-you, Mousekedoer
[TOODLES CHIMES]
Oh, Toodles It's time to get to it
Show us the Mousketools To help us do it
Meeska, Mooska, Mousekedoer.
Mouseketools, Mouseketools, Mouseketools
CHORUS [SINGING]: Here are your Mouseketools
MICKEY: Balloons. What a great bunch.
A wind-up toy.
Building blocks. Ha, ha.
And the Mystery Mouseketool.
That's a surprise tool that can help us later.
MICKEY [SINGING]: Toodles has the tools The Mousketools
So when we need them Toodles will bring them
He's here for meedles and youdles Ha, ha
And all we have to say is "Oh, Toodles"
All we have to say is "Oh, Toodles"
[CHIMES]
All right. We got our Mouseketools.
Now let's find the professor.
[SNIFFING]
Good idea, Pluto.
You have a great nose for sniffing out trails.
Right.
He can use it to sniff out the professor's trail so we'll know where he went.
And this camera will help too.
[BARKS]
The Pluto-Cam will send a picture
of what Pluto's looking at back to the Mousekedoer.
That way, we'll see whatever he sees.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Step aside. I want to take a look.
[GIGGLES]
Donald sure has a big head.
Yow!
Okay, pal. You're all set.
Go find Professor Von Drake.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[SNIFFING]
[PLUTO BARKS]
[MINNIE GASPS]
MINNIE: Look. Pluto's following the professor's trail across the clubhouse.
DAISY: What's that?
MICKEY: I think it's the fire hydrant next to Pluto's dog house.
DONALD: I don't know. It doesn't look like a fire hydrant.
Oh, that's because the Pluto-Cam is close to the ground at Pluto's level.
You're used to seeing the hydrant from higher up.
That's right.
And when you look at something from a new point of view, it looks different.
[PLUTO BARKING ON SCREEN]
DAISY: Pluto's found something. MINNIE: What is that?
[MINNIE GIGGLES]
MINNIE: I can't tell.
Huh, me neither. We better go see it for ourselves.
[SNIFFING]
[BARKS]
What do you got there, boy?
Oh, my. It's a giant button.
Now where could that have come from?
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
MAN: Duh, excuse me.
MICKEY: It's Willie the Giant.
Hi, everybody. Say, could you help me?
My little bear lost a button.
[SNIFFLES]
I looked and I looked and I can't find it anywhere.
The button's right under the bush.
How come he can't see it?
Hmm... I think he doesn't see it because Willie's really tall.
That means he looks down on everything.
From way up there, Willie can only see the top of the bush.
He can't see what's under it.
[GRUNTS]
Ooh, there's my button. Goody, goody, goody! Thank you.
[GASPS]
Aww... How am I gonna make the button stay on?
Hmm...
This looks like a job for a Mouseketool.
Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles."
ALL: Oh, Toodles.
[TOODLES CHIMES]
[WILLIE GIGGLES]
Funny birdy.
MICKEY: Hmm, let's see.
We have the balloons, a wind-up toy and building blocks.
MINNIE: I don't think any of those can help us stick a button on a teddy bear.
It must be time for the Mystery Mouseketool.
DONALD: Already?
MICKEY: Yep. Already.
Everybody say, "Mystery Mouseketool."
ALL: Mystery Mousketool.
MICKEY: What's today's Mystery Mouseketool?
Oh, boy, I think this might be just what we need.
A glue stick.
We got ears, say "Cheers."
[CHIMES]
Hmm...
I sure hope this works.
[GASPS]
Perfect. It's all better.
ALL: Aww...
Thank you, thank you.
I hope sometime maybe I can help you.
Well, you know, you can help us right now.
When you were looking for the button, did you see Professor Von Drake?
Duh...
I did, I did.
I saw the itty bitty professor walk down the path
next to the green circle with the purty red polkie dots.
Got it. A path next to the green circle with purty red polkie dots.
Thanks, Willie. You've been a big help.
MINNIE: Bye-bye, Willie.
Bye-bye.
There are three paths.
We're looking for the one next to a green circle, with red polka dots?
Do you see it?
DONALD: I don't.
MICKEY: Let's make sure we aren't missing something.
What different shapes do you see?
This tree has triangles for sides, so it's a pyramid.
This tree is shaped like a square, so it's a cube.
And this apple tree is shaped like a cone.
Like an ice cream cone.
We found a pyramid, a cube and a cone shape.
But no green circles.
MINNIE: Hmm...
Now, why would Willie say there's a big green circle
with red polka dots if there isn't one?
ALL: Hmm...
Hey, remember how different things looked through the Pluto-Cam
because we were seeing it from a different point of view?
MICKEY: Yeah.
DONALD: I sure do.
Well, since Willie is so much taller than we are,
I bet everything must look different from way up high.
Right, Daisy.
If we could look at things the same way Willie does,
well, maybe we'd find the circle he told us about.
We need something that will let us get a look from up high.
Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles."
ALL: Oh, Toodles.
[TOODLES CHIMING]
MICKEY: There's balloons, a wind-up toy and building blocks.
Which can help us see from really high up?
MINNIE: I know. The balloons.
We could float up high in the sky by holding them.
MICKEY: We've got ears, say "Cheers."
[CHIMES]
Upsey-Daisy.
I mean, Upsey-Mickey.
Oh, look at that.
The higher I go, the more things look different.
I'm up as high as the giant's head.
Now do you see a green circle with red polka dots?
You found it.
There's the green circle with the red polka dots that Willie saw.
MINNIE: And it's the cone-shaped apple tree.
[LAUGHS]
Way to go.
This is the path the professor took.
Oh, look.
The first of the three stars is shining.
That means it won't be long before Mickey's Comet is here.
Come on. Let's go.
[SNIFFING]
[PLUTO BARKS]
GOOFY: Whee!
What is it, boy?
[GOOFY LAUGHING]
GOOFY [SINGING]: Put your eyes near the ground
Say goodbye to your frown
And come upside-down cycling with me
Just stand on your head Till your face turns bright red
Oh, the beautiful sights you'll see
So grab your own wheels And kick up your heels
And come upside-down Downside up, upside-down
Downside-up, upside-down Cycling with me
Goofy. Watch out for the tree.
[CRASHES]
I'm okay.
Anyone care for a spin?
We can't, Goof. We're looking for Professor Von Drake.
I just saw him. He told me all about Mickey's Comet.
Did he tell you where he was going?
Hmm...
No. But I can take you to where I last saw him.
Follow me.
Uh-oh. I thought this is where I saw the professor.
But it can't be.
The path I saw him on had a sign with a six on it.
This sign has a nine.
That's a nine all right.
And there aren't any other signs around here.
I must be lost.
Goofy, were you riding your Upside-Down Cycle
when you saw Professor Von Drake?
- Yep. I've been riding all day. - Ah-ha!
Then you're not lost. We're in the right place.
How can that be? The sign I saw had a six on it, I tell you.
But you were upside-down.
I'll show you what I think happened.
Let's all look at the sign the way Goofy did when he was...
Upside-down.
GOOFY: Well, lookie there.
An upside-down nine looks like a right-side up six.
This is the right spot.
Oops! We're still looking upside-down.
ALL: Whoa!
That's much better.
Glad I could help you. So long.
[SINGING] Put your eyes near the ground
Say goodbye to your frown
And come upside-down cycling with me
I'm still okay.
Now we know that this is the way Professor Von Drake went.
But look.
The second star.
Mickey's Comet is on its way.
Time's running out.
We'd better get a move on.
We gotta catch up with the professor.
[BARKS]
MICKEY: Hiya, Chip. Hiya, Dale.
Uh, did you see where the professor went?
- He was right... - Over there.
CHIP: We walked 15 steps from the tree stump.
DALE: And along those bushes.
Then the professor found a secret door.
BOTH: Good luck.
Thanks for the help, guys. See you.
MICKEY: Hmm...
If Chip and Dale walked 15 steps from this tree stump...
Then we'll have to measure 15 steps
to find the secret door that the professor went through.
Let me do it.
My feet were made for measuring.
Goofy, wait. Look at your footprints.
They're way bigger than Chip and Dale's footprints.
GOOFY: Yep, I guess, my feet are a bit bigger.
[SNIFFS]
Stinkier too.
[DAISY AND MINNIE LAUGHING]
We need a way to measure little Chip and Dale-sized steps.
Why don't we try a Mouseketubey?
A Mouseketidbit?
You mean a Mouseketool.
Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles."
ALL: Oh, Toodles.
[TOODLES CHIMING]
MICKEY: Let's see.
We have the wind-up toy and the building blocks.
MINNIE: Let's try the wind-up toy drummer boy.
MICKEY: We've got ears, say "Cheers."
[CHIMES]
This toy drummer will take the same size steps as Chip did.
Let's all count out 15 steps together.
ALL: One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15.
This must be where the professor went through the door.
Oh, we found it.
Come on, everybody.
Uh-oh. The third star.
We're almost out of time.
Mickey's Comet will be here any minute now.
[PLUTO BARKS]
Hot diggety. There's the professor.
Hello down there!
Whoo, you found me, didn't you?
I just remembered that I forgot to tell you where I was going.
That's okay, professor.
But where's your telescope?
And it's right ov... What did I do with the thing?
All right. Here it is.
The Von Drake Portable Extendable Telescoping Telescope.
Whoa!
This fasuska telescope doesn't want to stay put.
We need something to keep this thing from rolling away.
Yeah, like a Mouseketool.
Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles."
ALL: Oh, Toodles.
[CHIMES]
MICKEY: All we got are building blocks.
VON DRAKE: Well, I got a theory.
If Toodles would kindly put one block in front of each of the telescope wheels,
that should keep it from rolling away.
MICKEY: We picked all our Mouseketools.
Say, "Super Cheers."
[CHIMES]
Oh, boy. What do you know, it worked.
And just in time. Because here comes Mickey's Comet.
Quick. Put your eye up to the telescope and take a look.
Ooh, and you take a look too.
ALL: Wow!
[MICKEY GASPS]
It looks like me.
VON DRAKE: And that's why I have named it Mickey's Comet. Ha, ha.
Oh, thank you, professor. That was spectacular.
You said it.
GOOFY: Hooray. DAISY: Good for us.
Oh, boy. Mickey's Comet was terrific, wasn't it?
Let's head back to the clubhouse and do the Hot Dog Dance.
CHORUS [SINGING]: Hot dog
[BARKING]
CHORUS [SINGING]: Hot dog
Hot dog, hot dog, Hot diggety dog
Now, we got ears It's time for cheers
Hot dog, hot dog, The problem's solved
Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog
Thanks for watching Mickey's Comet today.
Oh, I sure had fun and I hope you did too.
And thanks for doing the Hot Dog Dance.
Yeah.
What a hot-dog day.
CHORUS [SINGING]: Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog
It's a brand new day Whatcha waitin' for?
Get up, stretch out, stomp on the floor
Hot dog, hot dog Hot diggety dog
We're splitting the scene We're full of beans
So long for now from Mickey Mouse
That's me.
CHORUS [SINGING]: And the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Aww, thanks for stopping by.
MINNIE: Remember when we were looking for the path
near the green circle with the red polka dots?
How did we find the green circle?
MICKEY: Right, we went as high as the giant's head
and looked at things from his point of view.
DAISY: What did it turn out to be?
MICKEY: The cone-shaped apple tree.
You betcha.
Boy, what a hot-dog day.
See you real soon.