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It's been a minute since I posted an episode. I am truly sorry about that. Kevin has finally joined the cast!

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his stretch of Season 2 is packed with music, comedy, and classic late-’80s chaos. Highlights include choir mishaps, pageants, silent-film skits, inventive creations, celebrity guest appearances, bizarre food experiments, and multiple high-energy dance numbers. The ongoing Teen Angel Returns storyline continues to build as Cindy, Brian, Buzz, and Chubby face setbacks, surprises, and emotional turns, while dream sequences, school news reports, and Hall of Fame talents keep the week playful, weird, and endlessly entertaining.

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Episodes 11–15 (10/16–10/20/89) pack in a week of high-energy sketches, music, and unforgettable moments. From a game-show–style dinner at Chez Louie to the Tooth Fairy facing (and later rebelling against) the justice system, the comedy hits fast and weird. Guest spots from Jim Varney and musical performances by The Jets add star power, while PSAs about homework and bubble wrap somehow feel personal.

The week balances laughs with heart through What I Want to Be, Hall of Fame honors, and Guest Days that spotlight kids chasing big dreams. Ongoing drama in The All New Rescue deepens with misunderstandings, second chances, and emotional turning points. Cave Girls head to prom, puppets threaten world domination, and Albert brings it full circle with a standout performance of “Right Here Waiting.”

A perfect snapshot of late-’80s MMC chaos, creativity, and charm.

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On this episode, we dive into a packed run of MMC episodes from October 9–13, 1989—a stretch full of chaotic skits, classic music moments, and some very questionable decision-making.

Highlights include:
• Chase dancing on a diner counter (as one does),Video Grab Bag, and Sa-Fire taking on a cleaning challenge she didn’t ask for.
• A visit to the Turtle Diner, Wil Wheaton guiding a young superfan through the Starship Enterprise, and the unforgettable “Dial-A-Fluffer” pillow commercial.
• A string of wild in series developments: near-miss car accidents, hula-hoop promotions, practice dates gone wrong, and Cindy’s ongoing struggle to survive Buzz’s coaching.
• Bullhorn abuse in the park, Bill Nye settling the “lead vs. ice” debate, a full-blown emergency party, and Lindsey trapped on a hydraulic lift.
• An office run by “Mr. Simon Says,” a bowling-date disaster featuring a Tom-Cruise wannabe, and Hall of Fame honors for some pretty impressive teenagers.

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We’re kicking off Season 2 with a fast, funny rewind of the first five episodes from October 1989. From fairy-tale chaos on Family Feud and wood-flavored dining at the Beaver Café to Chase’s full-tilt piano acrobatics, Teen Angel drama, and Roque’s unforgettable “Miss You Like Crazy,” this week delivers peak MMC weirdness and heart. Join us as we break down the nostalgia, the surprises, and the wonderfully absurd moments that made Season 2 start with a bang.

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This week on The All-New Mickey Mouse Club, it’s pets, pranks, and pure ‘80s chaos! The gang spoils their pets with hambone-scented frisbees and doggie ice cream, Brandy battles corndog contamination on the Pet Answering Service, and the camp storyline heats up with Nosey’s big — and slightly disastrous — debut.

We’ve got bratty superheroes, sibling showdowns, and the ultimate feel-good cast performance of “Put a Little Love in Your Heart.” Then it’s a trip back to the ‘50s for doo-wop hits and camp drama, followed by full-on summer madness with Color Wars, bed pranks, and “Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh.”

The week wraps with original Mouseketeer Don Grady dropping by, Albert leading “Soldier of Love,” and the camp saga ending on a high note — complete with a kiss, a comeback, and Captain Cheapo chaos.

From hambone frisbees to heartfelt finales, Episodes 41–45 are pure MMC magic — fun, funny, and full of heart.

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We are almost done with the first season.. In this episode, we will spend some time with Betty White, dance to an unusual artist, see some incredible tap dancing talent and watch a show stopper from Lindsey.

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For this episode, we learn some facts about pizza, find out exactly how a ventriloquist throws their voice, track the progress of Bart & Jason, and giggle at a silly musical performance.

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