Mickey's Christmas Tales - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Starstruck
Goofy and friends realize that they forgot to put the star on the town square tree! The gang make it their mission to help by getting the star on the tree any way they can!
How to Build a Snowman
In the great tradition of Goofy "How To" videos, Goofy sets out to teach how to build a snowman to hilarious and disastrous results.
Holiday Hideaway
Minnie searches for the perfect spot in the cabin to hide the special holiday cookies, so Donald doesn't eat them all before dinner again this year.
Slip N' Sleigh
Jingle & Jolly accidentally break Santa's sleigh. When Mrs. Claus gives Santa a new sleigh, Jingle, Jolly, and Santa take it for a test spin.
Up All Eve
Mickey and friends want to stay up past bedtime, so they can be awake to surprise Santa when he comes down the chimney! But will they be able to stay awake?
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