Only the one person (I’m counting this sibling group as an individual) is aware of the repeat. So, does that third of Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas meet the requirements to be granted full GHDishness? There is a repeat of a particular day. As they are lying in bed reflecting on a, to them, wonderful day, they channel Roy Wood and Wizzard and Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday.Ī passing star means that, in the grand tradition of Groundhog Day type films not needing to explain everything, there is an unexplained repeat of the previous day, over and over until, well… that would be telling. Being kids, they love Christmas Day! Their excitement overflows and they get into all manner of brouhaha, most of which irritates or annoys the adults. The stars of this little section are Huey, Dewey, and Louie. Gawd Bless Us Everyone!īut it’s the first part of Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas that we’re interested in Donald Duck: Stuck On Christmas. Trouble is that they are good, easily understandable arguments which a pre-teen could easily run with and there’ll be tears before bedtime. The gist of the story: young Max Goof is told that Santa doesn’t exist and posits some very credible arguments and Goofy has to reignite his belief. The middle part is Goofy and family in A Very Goofy Christmas which I would suggest you avoid showing to children of a certain age! By that I mean the age when they may be starting to question their belief in that red coated, white bearded chubster who visits every year. Score one for the commercialism of Christmas! The ending is pretty well telegraphed from the beginning by doing everything they can to get the end result they end up messing everything up and, essentially, giving each other something worthless.
To me, the main theme of the section is that Mickey and Minnie both feel that THE most important thing is to spend money on each other’s presents. The final part is Mickey & Minnie’s Gift Of The Magi and concerns the couple’s efforts to raise money to buy gifts for each other.
In the grand old tradition of television competitions I’ll go in reverse order.
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