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Subject: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: woops on 01/11/05 at 8:23 pm

I've seen the orignal version & the '90's incarnation on The Disney Channel in the mid 1990's. Personally, I thought both were cheesy, annoying, and the fact the '90's incarnation spawned Britney, Christina, Justin, and Keri Russel of "Felicity".  :P

I've read that there was another version of MMC in the '70's. Was there any future celebs or was different/similar to the other two incarnations.


The orignal "Mickey Mouse Club": A typical 50's kids' show with serials (Spin & Marty, Annette), Disney cartoons, newsreels (weren't newsreels  a bit outdated for 1955?), and songs (Popular music of that time was considered taboo for kids' tv), and sketches. I think it spawned the career of Annette Funicello (sp?) who later appeared on a couple of '60's beach films with Frankie Avalon.

The first 5 episodes are now availible on DVD. ("Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse Club")


New Mickey Mouse Club ("MMC"): More simialr to "Kids Incorperated" with it's own batch of serials (I remember a "Saved by the Bell" knock off 'Emerald Cove', which was far worse compared to 'Spin & Marty'), games, celebrities, songs...bland origingals & chopped up versions of  popular songs from artists of the time like Paula Abdul & Color Me Badd, and dumb sketches that looked as if they were rejected from some Nickelodeon shows like "All That" (1994 to ?), and the traditional "M-I-C-K-E-Y-" ending. No offense to fans of any version of the classic kids' show. 

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: kairi747 on 01/11/05 at 8:34 pm

Yes, there was one in the 70's - i'd say late 70's.  the only two i remember from it were lisa welchel, who played blair on facts of life and also the girl who played julie on the facts of life the first really bad season of it (when molly ringwald was on it, too).  don't remember much about it except for the lyrics for surprise day which frequently and unfortunately get stuck in my head!

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: Howard on 01/12/05 at 4:35 pm

What year did Brittney Spears appear on it?(Mickey Mouse Club) ???



Howard

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: CatwomanofV on 01/13/05 at 2:11 pm

I have to say the original because, well, it was the original.  :D  FYI, Cubby played drums for the Carpenters-for those of you who remember Cubby or the Carpenters for that matter.





Cat

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: saver on 01/14/05 at 5:29 pm

For real trivial fans on the 70's incarnation of MMC, the little blond girl Mindy was...TADA!!...
THE SISTER OF COREY FELDMAN!

WHOA!!!

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: hot_wax on 01/16/05 at 1:58 am


I have to say the original because, well, it was the original.  :D  FYI, Cubby played drums for the Carpenters-for those of you who remember Cubby or the Carpenters for that matter.





Cat


Hey Cat! you do go back awhile, that's good, I have company in the "Olden Days" of the fifties. I remember watching the very first show but have vague memories of it. It went the air in the New York area at 5:00 PM and I know I was memesmerized with all that went on in that hour show but what is vivid in my memories was Annette, it was love at first sight. She had a curly hair, beautiful face with a tight short sleeve shirt exhibiting a set of boobs to die for! and I was very jealous her dance partner Bobby, (I think went to dance on the Lawrence Welk show later on) Roy was a cool fat man but reminded me of one of the 7 dwarfs Fatso Blimpbo Fido one of the midgets but a large size one. Cubby was an inspiration for me to play the drums seriously, I think his whole family played the drums also and were featured a few times in the show all playing the drums together. Sharon thought she was real cool but not! I can't remember Cubby's partners name I think it was Karen, they were nice together. I can't remember the rest of their names...maybe you can?

The Adventures of Spin and Marty with Moochie were good stories, but do you remember"Gold Dablooms and Pieces of Eight"? when Pirates hid English gold coins in an old railroad water tower out West and they found the coins in the wall...that story plot was a little far fetched.

The host Jimmy always closed the show with words of wisdom that we believed in and played guitar to the closing song... "Now it's time to say good bye to all our family...M I C...see you real soon!...K E Y...Why? because we like you!... M O U S E

I can go on and on but "now it's time to say good bye to...YOU!"

Hot Wax

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: Howard on 01/16/05 at 7:53 pm


For real trivial fans on the 70's incarnation of MMC, the little blond girl Mindy was...TADA!!...
THE SISTER OF COREY FELDMAN!

WHOA!!!


Saver,What was the name of Corey Feldman's sister? ???



Howard

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: Southern Image on 09/29/05 at 1:34 pm

Mickey Mouse Club" (oringinal (1955 to 1959) 8)

Subject: Re: Mickey Mouse Club (The orginal and other incarnations)

Written By: Suicidal Blonde on 09/29/05 at 3:44 pm

Mickey Mouse Club" (oringinal (1955 to 1959)

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