Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Sir Goofs Alot Goofy sets out on a quest to retrieve three items in order to be knighted the bravest, most noble knight in Queen Clarabelle’s kingdom, on Playhouse Disney’s “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse,” SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 (9:00–9:30 a.m. ET/PT).

Minnie’s Mystery When Minnie’s freshly baked muffins disappear and other strange happenings occur in the Clubhouse, Minnie and the gang set out to solve the mystery, on Playhouse Disney’s “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse,” SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 (9:00–9:30 a.m. ET/PT).

Little Einsteins

Silly Sock Saves the Circus Leo’s amazing Silly Sock can do the most hilarious tricks – bounce, wiggle, stretch, even play a funny song – and he has big dreams of joining the Silly Clothes Circus in Paris, France. In order to reach the circus, the Little Einsteins and Silly Sock must overcome obstacles as they journey into the Louvre, through the Paris Metro, and under the Arc de Triomphe. Upon reaching the circus, they see that the other performers are in trouble, and Leo must help Silly Sock use his greatest trick of all to save the Circus and become the star of the show.

This episode of Playhouse Disney’s “Little Einsteins” airs SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 (8:00–8:30 a.m. ET/PT) on Disney Channel. The episode features Franz Schubert’s “Trout Quintet” and Leonardo DaVinci’s famed “Mona Lisa.”

Imagination Movers

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Mouse? When the Movers TV is broken, they call Joe the Repairman to fix it. The only problem is that Joe is too frightened of Warehouse Mouse to do the job, so the Movers must come up with a solution to make Joe feel comfortable around their furry friend, on Playhouse Disney’s “Imagination Movers,” SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 (10:00a.m.–10:30a.m. ET/PT).

My Friends Tigger and Pooh

Tigger’s Day at the You-See-Um When Tigger has a hard time finding ’special’ items for his new museum in Hundred Acre Wood, his Super Sleuth partners help him realize that it is not all about what you see, but how you-see-it.

Skunk’s Non-Scents The Super Sleuths are called on by a new arrival to the Hundred Acre Wood – Skunk, who is unable to produce a smelly stench like other skunks. When none of the Sleuths’ makeshift stenches work, Skunk is resigned to never having a stench of his own, until danger is near, and his instincts appear.

This episode of Playhouse Disney’s, “My Friends Tigger and Pooh” airs SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 (8:30–9:00 a.m. ET/PT).

Saturday, December 6

My Friends Tigger & Pooh Super Sleuth Christmas Movie (8:30 a.m. ET/PT)
When Roo and Lumpy discover Santa’s magical toy sack and a young reindeer named Holly lost in the Hundred Acre Wood, they summon the Super Sleuths to help return the bag and Holly to the North Pole in time to save Christmas.

Imagination Movers – “Present Problem” (10:00 a.m. ET/PT)
Nina brings over her holiday gifts for the Movers, but there’s a problem – none of the gifts are labeled. Now the Movers must use their creativity to deduce each gift’s recipient without opening them and ruining the surprise.

Saturday, December 13

Little Einsteins – “Flight of the Instrument Fairies” (8:00 a.m. ET/PT)
Quincy leads the Little Einsteins gang as they blast off on an arctic adventure to help the little Violin Fairy rescue her fairy friends and restore the Aurora Borealis to the night sky.

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse – “Pluto to the Rescue!” (9:00 a.m. ET/PT)
When Donald and Goofy accidentally build a giant snowman that is so big they cannot climb around it, Mickey and Pluto the Rescue Dog must use their math and observational skills to help Donald and Goofy get back down from Mistletoe Mountain.

Below is an unofficial and incomplete episode guide for Disney’s Little Einsteins. I will be adding episodes & information as it becomes available. If you have additional information about the music or art for each episode, please leave it in the comments.

Little Einsteins airs on Playhouse Disney and is produced by Curious Pictures.

Updated 1/5/2007

Season 1 – 2005

1-01 Ring Around the Planet: The kids travel to Saturn to return one of its rings. Music – Antonin Dvorak, Symphony No. 9. Art – Gustav Klimt, Tree of Life. (Oringal Air Date: 10.09.2005)

1-02 The Birthday Balloons: The children scramble to save Annie’s birthday balloons. Music – Amadeus Mozart, Eine Kline Nachtmuzik.

1-03 Hungarian Hiccups: The kids try to stop Rocket’s hiccups before a big race. Music – Johannes Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 5. Art – Henri Rousseau, Tiger in a Tropoical Storm.

1-04 I Love to Conduct: The children must recover Leo’s stolen wand. Music – Edvard Grieg, Morning Mood. Art – Edward Hicks, The Peaceable Kingdom. (Oringal Air Date: 10.09.2005)

1-05 The Northern Light: The Little Einsteins travel to Finnish Lapland, where they embark on a mission to rescue a baby reindeer who has wandered from her mother. Music – Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, Flight of the Bumblebees. Art – Claude Monet, Road from Saint-Simeon Farm in Winter. (Original Air Date: 02.20.2006)

1-06 Whale Tale: The kids go on an underwater adventure in search of Rocket’s whale friend.

1-07 Rocket Safari

1-08 Pirates Treasure: The children decipher musical clues to find lost treasure. Music Georges Bizet, Carmen Suite Number 1. Art – Katsushika Hokusai, Under the Wave of Kanagawa & Paul Gauguin, Tahitian Mountain.

1-09 The Golden Pyramid: The children travel to Egypt to save musical notes trapped inside a pyramid. Music – Johannes Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 5. Art- Hieroglyphics.

1-10 Dragon Kite: The children travel to Asia in search of missing kites.

Little Einsteins Halloween: The children trick-or-treat in European castles. Music – Edvard Grieg Peer Gynt Suite 1, In the Hall of the Mountain King. Art – September: harvesting grapes by the Limbourg brothers. (Original Air Date: 10.29.05)

1-11 Duck Duck June Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart “Concerto No. 2 in E Flat” Art: John Atkinson Grimshaw.

1-12 How We Became Little Einsteins – The True Story!: The storyline depicts the kids on the day they met Rocket and embarked on their first mission: a ’round the globe adventure to help Rocket find a home. Music – Antonin Dvorak. (Original Air Date: 01.08.05)

1-13 The Christmas Wish: Santa Claus brings specially-wrapped “wish boxes” for Leo, June, Quincy, and their “Swiss Army Ship,” Rocket – but Annie’s gift has fallen off Santa’s sleigh. The music-and adventure-loving team go on a ’round the world mission to find Annie’s missing present, gladly using their Christmas “wish boxes” to overcome the challenges they encounter. It’s “Mission Completion” when Annie retrieves her box from a snowy peak high on Mt. Everest, and makes her own wish: to spend the holidays surrounded by her friends. Art – Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.” Music – Beethoven’s “Fur Elise.” (Scheduled Air Date 12.12.2005)

1-14 Go West, Young Train:

1-16 Farmer Annie: Music – Johann Sebastian Bach, Brandenburg Concerto 5 Movement 1. Art – Vincent Van Gogh, The Olive Trees.(Original Air Date 10.24.05)

1-17 Oh Yes Oh Yes It’s Springtime

1-18 Annie’s Solo Mission Music – L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2: 4: Farandole by Georges Bizet. Art – Expectation by Gustav Klimt. (Original Air Date 11.14.2005)

1-19 Mouse and the Moon Annie is forced to fly Rocket on her own in order to save her friends who have been trapped inside a giant super bubble of their own creation. Music – Amadeus Mozart, Eine Kline Nachtmuzik. Art – Ancient Greek and Roman mosaics. (Original Air Date 11.21.2005)

1-20 The Good Knight and the Bad Knight When the team finds out that a good knight has been trapped inside a castle by a bad knight, they make it their mission to rescue him. They head off to a medieval castle where they search for the enchanted key and then storm the castle to save the knight. They must be careful though – the bad knight has put all kinds of traps around the castle to keep the good knight locked up. Music – “Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Morning Mood” by Edvard Grieg. Art – “The Lady with the Unicorn: Hearing.” (Scheduled Air Date 12.05.2005)

1-21 A Tall Totem Tale

1-22 Jump for Joey Leo, Annie, Quincy, June and Rocket embark on a mission to help a Joey get to an animal talent show on time so he can show off his special talent: jumping. On their journey through the Outback, the team meets koalas, snakes and rainbow lorikeets. Music – Carmen Suit no. 1, Les Toreadors.” by Georges Bizet. Art – Aborigine Art(Scheduled Air Date 01/26/2006)

1-23 The Incredible Shrinking Machine Kids are shrunk by a shrinking machine that subsequently breaks. There mission to find the lost part leads them thru travels from a bees perspective. Music: Antonio Vivaldi ” the four seasons” Art: Vincent VanGough “Sunflowers”

1-24 A Galactic Goodnight Music – “Moonlight Sonata”

1-25 The Birthday Machine

1-26 Knock on Wood

1-27 A Brand New Outfit

1-28 The Missing Invitation

Season 2 -2007

2-03 Quincy and the Magic Instruments -Quincy is practicing his instruments in his room, when he discovers a mysterious box containing four magical instruments. When he goes to show them to his friends, he discovers that the other Little Einsteins are marooned on the Arabian Sea with Rocket, whose anchor is hopelessly stuck at the bottom. Music – Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake.” Art – Gustave Courbet.

2-04 Brothers & Sisters to the Rescue – Annie and Leo suddenly get drawn into the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel. The Little Einsteins must find the gingerbread house by following Hansel and Gretel’s music note trail through the Black Forest in Germany. Music – Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 5.” Art – German folk art.

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