Mickey's Christmas Carol Part 2 of 5

This aired in December, 1989 and features:

"Donald's Snow Fight" (1942)
"Pluto's Christmas Tree" (1952)
"Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983)

And a behind the scenes look at the making of "The Little Mermaid"

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 80's
• Disney
• Christmas
• Holiday
• Special
• Cartoon
• Kids
• Family

[SpikeNRoxi]

Anyone know what the name of the song is at 6:44 while they are iceskating?

[DTVzone]

@SpikeNRoxi "The Skaters' Waltz" by Émile Waldteufel.

[sowisapigtobeexact2]

Actually, this was from 1988.

[DTVzone]

@sowisapigtobeexact2 So they were promoting "The Little Mermaid" an entire year before it came out?

The contents of the tape this is from are DEFINITELY all from December of 1989.

[TashieLove]

something about mickey's voice makes me smile in my heart.

[Kari166]

Oh my god! I haven't seen this since I was 5!

[DTVzone]

@Rawk4Life Mickey's Christmas Carol debuted theatrically in 1983...several years before Duck Tales. Scrooge McDuck indeed started out in comic books in the 40's and made his first animated appearance in the short "Scrooge McDuck and Money" (1967).

[Rawk4Life]

@lilclerk You positive about that? I thought Ducktales started around 1986 or 1987. Mickey's Christmas Carol debuted in 1988.

[lilclerk]

@Rawk4Life Scrooge McDuck has been around since the 1940s. This cartoon came before DuckTales, though.

[kresblain]

@DTVzone I can vouch for that too, as my family taped that same broadcast. Of course, the NBC telecasts predate the Magical World of Disney sequences as the film was first aired on TV in 1985, according to another YouTuber who's got portions of that broadcast as well.

[ZylerOdwn]

Too bad there arent commercials as well...

[iloveapiano]

4:25  ... Pluto starts a house fire.

[imsoawesom]

I used to have this on Beta!

[TherealRNO]

@Thoralmir: Well, he has girl Minnie, his neice & nephews (who play his kids in the Christmas Carol special), friends Donald & Daisy--in whose yard Chip & Dale have their tree--and Goofy, so...