Mickey and Pluto’s day becomes a series of mishaps when Mickey, sympathizing with his injured pup Pluto, decides to ‘cone’ himself.

After finding a perfect spot to play his music, Mickey keeps having to flee guards in London.

In this tribute to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, when Pete steals all the coins from a wishing well, it is up to Mickey to stop him.

When Mickey realizes there's no snacks for movie night, he braves a storm.

Mickey goes head to head with his car after it refuses to take him to the beach!

Mickey attempts to save face in front of Minnie after he is literally scared white.

A group of rogue piñatas threaten to ruin Mickey's birthday fiesta.

Mickey decides to take Minnie on a romantic drive to see the sunset when he encounters some unsavory bikers who question his ride.

Mickey is unable to say no to his friends and just about anyone else. With Donald's tutoring he learns to overcome his inability.

Mickey’s dream of camping the old fashioned way is threatened after Donald shows up in a state-of-the-art RV.

Mickey squares off against Peg Leg Pete in a Russian folk dance battle to rescue Minnie from his clutches.

Mickey tries to get through a date with Minnie wearing the world's most uncomfortable sweater.

A pair of jealous merchants threatens Mickey’s treats stand inside the Grand Bazaar.

After seeing people around town including Mickey, with only one sock stolen, Minnie decides to take matters into her own hands and tries to bag the culprit responsible for these sock stealing scenes.

Mickey's determination to write an illusive song leads him on a mystical journey through the Hawaiian Islands.

Mickey and Minnie get separated inside a spooky tomb located under the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.

Minnie and her friends attempt to get into the hottest, yet most impossibly booked restaurant in town.

Mickey is forced to wrangle two very different Donalds after Professor Von Drake's latest invention splits him in half.

In the style of the Goofy sports cartoons, Mickey (who is dressed like Howard Cosell) narrates to a basketball team of Goofys the difference between good sportsmanship and bad sportsmanship.