List of House of Mouse episodes

In an attempt to shut down the House of Mouse, Pete steals all the cartoons, and cannot be found guilty even with obvious clues pointing to him. Meanwhile, Donald is put in charge of the club after Mickey and Goofy leave to film a new cartoon. Despite managing to keep the show going, Pete points out that with only one cartoon, guests would get bored and eventually stop coming. His movements cause all the missing cartoons to come out of his coat, exposing his dirty trick and having him thrown out.

Donald hires the Big Bad Wolf to perform a show at the club (mainly so Daisy could get his autograph). Mickey does not like the idea since the Wolf damaged the club the last time he performed. When Ludwig von Drake informs the gang that doors are the reason for the Wolf's behavior, they quickly remove all doors in the building. The performance goes well, but as Big Bad Wolf gets ready to leave, he orders the pigs back in their case, citing his "Play or Filet" contract with them. The pigs angrily comply, but accidentally snap the rope that was holding the doors above them. The doors fall on Donald, forming a house, causing the Wolf the blow the house in.

The Three Caballeros are scheduled to perform at the club, but no one remembers that Donald was the third Caballero, except Pumbaa. Determined to not be forgotten, he tries to be the most important performer of the group, re-naming himself "The Duck Formerly Known as Donald" (a parody of Prince). However, everyone wants the old Donald back, making Jose and Panchito harass and embarrass Donald during their song.

It is Valentine's Day, but Goofy is heartbroken that he does not have a date. Minnie and Daisy, who feel sorry for Goofy, set up a blind date for him; they later learn that Clarabelle Cow is his true love.

Timon and Pumbaa are set to perform, but due to a disagreement on what to do for their act, their friendship ends. Now it is up to Mickey and Donald to bring them back together.

Jiminy Cricket quits his job as Pinocchio's conscience after the jealous Pain and Panic separate Pinocchio from Jiminy. When Mickey says that he will do anything to help, the Blue Fairy makes Jiminy his conscience, much to Mickey's annoyance. It becomes obvious that Jiminy is making Mickey like Pinocchio when he makes him dress like the puppet and even Mickey's nose grows when he lies. Mickey quickly realizes that Pinocchio and Jiminy must stay together and has to figure out how to do it, mostly because Jiminy is ruining his image.

Cartoons: Mickey's Mistake (1999), Daisy's Road Trip (1999)

Pete attempts to stop the show again by removing the electrical battery and turning off all the club's electricity. Luckily, Mickey and Minnie turn it back on again with Zeus' lightning bolt.

Donald tries to get Goofy fired from his job as head waiter after the club's budget causes problems.

Before the show ends, Mickey needs to pay the rent for Pete after he unwittingly spends the money on cheese. To keep Pete busy, Mickey gives him the royal treatment until Minnie reveals she foresaw Mickey making a blunder like using the rent money on cheese and gives up saved money she kept in case of an emergency like this.

Taking advantage of Donald's jealousy towards Mickey, Jafar offers to make his dream of being the club's owner come true in exchange for "the lamp." However, it is not the lamp from the Cave of Wonders that he wants; it is a decorative one Mickey keeps in his dressing room. When Mickey learns of this, he willingly gives the lamp to Jafar and consoles Donald.

Cartoons: Survival of the Woodchucks (2000), Goofy's Radio (2000)

It is April Fool's Day, and after Mickey plays a friendly prank on Donald, Pete takes advantage of Donald and convinces him to play a nasty prank involving Pumbaa that could shut down the club for good.

Minnie feels that she is not appreciated at the House of Mouse after Clarabelle starts a rumor, so she quits her job, making the rest of the staff realize how much she means to them.

In an attempt to shut down the club, Pete buys magic sleeping apples from the Evil Queen/Old Peddler Woman, successfully putting everyone but Pluto to sleep. Thus, Pluto attempts to keep the show going, and after managing to do so, he kisses everyone and wakes them up, foiling Pete's plans to shut down the club once again.

Daisy is given a chance to perform a duet with Mickey at the club, which makes Minnie feel left out. Realizing this, Daisy fakes injuring herself, to give Minnie her role in the duet (despite the lyrics saying the difference between a mouse and duck).

Cartoons: Daisy's Big Sale (2001), Topsy Turvy Town (1999)

Max thinks that Goofy's job is not as important as Mickey and Donald's, so Goofy challenges Max to be a waiter.

When everyone is tired of Clarabelle's old gossip, she announces that at the end of the show, she will reveal a big secret about somebody. Now, everyone in the club is convinced that she knows something hidden about them which they accidentally reveal to her. In the end, she reveals the secret is that she is quitting gossip; she eagerly returns at everyone's insistence, ready to reveal all they have told her.

The gang tries to please Mortimer Mouse after they mistake him for a very important restaurant critic when it is really Lumiere.

Max wants to get a car, but Goofy feels that he is not ready for one yet. A living car from one of the cartoons shown at the club arrives and Max, curious that it has no driver, gets in only to be taken hostage and driven around against his will. When the car crashes itself into the club, Goofy assumes the worst and forbids Max from having a car. Feeling sorry for Max, Mickey and the others let him host and show a cartoon of Goofy being a reckless driver. Convinced he was too harsh with Max, Goofy relents and buys a used car for him and gets him his own parking space.

The gang is tired of Goofy's clumsiness and try to teach him to be more graceful, but quickly miss the old Goofy.

Donald is tired of all the love and respect Mickey receives especially his three nephews, so he temporarily forms an alliance with Mortimer.

Max has a date with Roxanne at the House of Mouse. At Max's request, everyone tries their best to keep Goofy away as he is a constant source of embarrassment to him. However, they all equally try too hard to make Max's date go well. In the end, Goofy is the one who sets things straight.

Minnie goes down to the prop basement to find Mickey a birthday present, but after realizing that she did not take Pluto, Mickey thinks that she is lost and takes Pluto, Goofy and Donald with him to find her. This leaves Daisy in charge, which leads to disastrous results.

After eating some contaminated peanuts, Goofy becomes a superhero named "Super Goof". Now, he must save the club from an oncoming meteor.

King Louie's brother, King Larry, guest stars at the House of Mouse, but ends up making a mess of things. They quickly teach him manners.

It is Ladies' Night, and Minnie, Daisy and Clarabelle are in charge of the club while Mickey, Donald and Goofy go bowling. Obsessed with being a part of the show, Mortimer tries to ruin it by telling the boys that the club is in trouble.

It is Black and White Day at the House of Mouse, and the club is packed with old black and white cartoon characters. One of them, Dennis the Duck, tries to win over Donald, who is annoyed by him at first. However, they bond by tossing sandwiches at Daisy's face.

Pete breaks the club's air-conditioner on a very hot day and the only guest left is Hades. Now, Mickey and the gang must stop Pete from driving Hades away and shutting down the club. Though Pete succeeds in driving away Hades by flooding the club, it has become habitable to Ariel, Sebastian and Flounder, Pete is driven away before he can try again.

Pete agrees to be nice if Mickey lets him perform, but nobody comes to see him. Now, they have to convince Pete that he is performing for a full house in order to keep him from shutting down the club.

A string of unexplained thefts and disappearances occur at the club. Mickey, with the help of Ludwig Von Drake, must discover the cause of the disappearance, who is ultimately revealed to be the Phantom Blot.

Mickey and Minnie try to leave for a vacation and leave Donald and Daisy in charge of the club.

The Aracuan bird visits the House of Mouse as the special guest of the evening. Donald remembers him from past cartoons and is not too happy about it, especially when the chaos caused by the bird is attributed to Donald.

Goofy takes over for Gus Goose as the club's head chef for one night, but is a total disaster until the Fairy Godmother accidentally leaves her wand with the dishes. Goofy uses its magic to make his meals taste delicious, though Mickey is determined to uncover the truth.

The Quackstreet Boys (alias Huey, Dewey, and Louie) have broken up and Mickey, Donald, and Goofy have to reunite them in time for the show, even resorting to impersonating them and playing music terribly.

Scrooge McDuck buys the House of Mouse. Realizing that they spend too much money, he increases the prices on everything and slashes all of the club's budgets. Eventually, when the guests are driven away by the gang out-Scrooging Scrooge, the old duck takes back all the money from Pete that he used to pay for the club and things return to normal.

The theme of the day is flight, but Donald cannot fly, even though he wants to. Various characters, including Dumbo and Timothy Mouse, the Notre Dame Gargoyles, and Scuttle, try to help, but nothing works until Peter Pan arrives.

When touchscreen computers and headset-wearing penguins start taking over his duties, Goofy attempts to help the other staff members out, which ends in disastrous failures.

Chip and Dale try to steal all the nuts in the club, and when Donald tries to stop them, Mickey and Goofy blame him for the theft. Chip and Dale finally trick Donald into flooding the club with the stolen nuts, which Mickey and Goofy think it was Donald's idea of a tribute to Chip and Dale.

Cartoons: Up a Tree (1955), Goofy's Extreme Sports: Rock Climbing (1999), Two Chips and a Miss (1952)

Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore and the Brownstone Park Bears are hired as the club's janitors when the Magic Brooms go on vacation. However, Humphrey is more interested in the cuisine than work, leading to trouble.

Cartoons: Hot Tub Humphrey (2002), Beezy Bear (1955)

Mickey tries to prove Ludwig Von Drake wrong after he states that he knows everything. It turns out true; Von Drake forgot to count himself as one of the guests when singing about who was there.

Donald tries to prove that he is a good sport by not losing his temper. Meanwhile, Goofy tries to sing the National Anthem, but keeps getting it wrong.

Cartoons: How to Be a Baseball Fan (2000), Goofy Gymnastics (1949)

Minnie thinks that Pluto is overworked and hires Figaro to help him, but he only causes more trouble for Pluto.

Daisy convinces Mickey to let her perform a magic act in the show, but makes the audience (and later the club, minus the screen) disappear. When Jafar arrives, Mickey strikes a bargain to return everything Daisy vanished in exchange for "Agrabah". Mickey keeps his word and gives him a snowglobe with Agrabah in it as Jafar's reward.

Mrs. Turtle wants her baby son Shelby (who has given Donald plenty of trouble in the past) to perform, and Mickey agrees to babysit him. However, because he always wants to give constant headaches to those who are not his mother, Shelby drives Mickey insane and nearly gets him in trouble.

Everyone looks forward to the Turkey coming to the club on Thanksgiving, but not just for his performance.

Clarabelle claims to have Santa Claus's Naughty or Nice list, and adds anyone who tries to sneak a peek at it to the Naughty list.

Pete tries to steal everyone's presents when he volunteers to play Santa Claus at the staff's Christmas party.

There is a big blizzard outside, which means that the House of Mouse is closed for the day until Salty the Seal shows up, looking for some entertainment, so Mickey decides to make a special show just for him.

Due to Pete's hatred of the club, Mickey lets him and several other villains run the club so they can see how difficult it really is. Though Pete finds the business going well, the other villains cannot hold back their evil tendencies and begin committing evil acts that makes Pete fire them. In the end, Pete sees Mickey was right, so now Mickey's back in charge, and the House of Mouse is back in business.

During Halloween night at the House of Mouse, Hades falls in love with Maleficent, and Mickey tries to bring them together. However, all his backfiring attempts enrage Hades, whose villainous side attracts Maleficent. In a way, Mickey does succeed in bringing the two together. Meanwhile, Donald tries to be scary, to no avail. Note: This was the first and only episode to be TV-Y7.

It is Halloween at the House of Mouse, and Pete unleashes some grim, grinning ghosts onto the club to try and scare everyone away in retaliation for everyone laughing at his Halloween costume. Meanwhile, Donald tries his best to win the costume contest.

Absent: Pluto

Note: Donald Duck dressed up as Woody, Buzz Lightyear and a Little Green Man from Toy Story, and Flik from A Bug's Life, being the first and only time in which Pixar productions are referenced in the series.

Cartoons: Hansel and Gretel (1999), Pluto Gets the Paper: Spaceship (1999), How to Haunt a House (1999)

Ludwig Von Drake replaces the staff with robotic versions of themselves to make the club more efficient, but everyone soon starts to miss the real versions.

Mickey thinks that Minnie is looking for a more sophisticated boyfriend, and Mortimer offers to "help". At the end of the episode, they find out that it was Mortimer Mouse looking for a new pal.

Cartoons: Mickey's Piano Lesson (1999), Dance of the Goofys (1999), Maestro Minnie: Brahms' Lullabye (1999)