Episodes (26)

Alligators
S02E01 · Alligators

Sep 11, 1972

Host Johnny Brown explains that alligators have three parts: the eating part, the tail part and the middle part, which helps keeps the eating part from eating the tail part. He then explains the prominence of alligators and crocodiles in Disney films.

Paul Bunyan
S02E02 · Paul Bunyan

Sep 18, 1972

Jim Backus takes a look at legendary folk hero Paul Bunyan.

Bullfighting
S02E03 · Bullfighting

Sep 25, 1972

Just as baseball is known as America's national pastime, so is bullfighting in Spain and Latin America. Host Bill Dana explains that part of the excitement is generated by the sheer size of the bulls that weigh over 1,000 pounds each. Although usually only the harvest of men will face these beasts, there are a few exceptions, as demonstrated by Goofy.

Knighthood
S02E04 · Knighthood

Oct 02, 1972

Henry Gibson hosts this episode dressed as a court jester to set the mood for tales of brave knights and ladies in distress.

Pluto
S02E05 · Pluto

Oct 09, 1972

Mickey's longtime pet and co-star, Pluto, is featured in his own special tribute, hosted by John Astin.

Goliath II
S02E06 · Goliath II

Oct 16, 1972

Famed Disney star Kurt Russell hosts this look at elephants in general and Goliath II in particular. His guest star is a baby elephant. He uses scenes from live-action movies to explain a study of elephant life in the wild and the family structures these animals enjoy.

The Mouse Show
S02E07 · The Mouse Show

Oct 23, 1972

Although Mickey is certainly the world's most famous mouse, he was not the only mouse to come from Disney. Host Dave Madden looks at some Disney cartoons starring other mice.

Cats
S02E08 · Cats

Oct 30, 1972

Shari Lewis tries to convince her dog puppet friend, Hush Puppy, that not all cats are bad, but the dog disagrees, so Lewis educates him on the history of cats. She then shows him some Pluto cartoons that also involve felines, since Hush Puppy relates to Pluto's treatment of cats.

Ben Franklin
S02E09 · Ben Franklin

Nov 06, 1972

Wally Cox takes a look at Ben Franklin, one of colonial America's scientific and political leaders, remarking that a man is only as good as his inspirations, many of which, in Ben's case, succeeded thanks to a church mouse named Amos.

Mickey Mouse
S02E10 · Mickey Mouse

Nov 13, 1972

Hostess Annette Funicello continues her long association with Mickey by hosting this look at the mouse's illustrious career. Among other things, we learn of Mickey's vital statistics: height 2 feet 3 inches, weight 13 pounds.

Lions
S02E11 · Lions

Nov 20, 1972

Henry Gibson explains that although lions had always been known as the proud "king of the jungle", not all lions are worthy of such a title and proves it with the episode's cartoons which include, among others, "Lambert the Sheepish Lion", a story about one of the most timid lions ever born.

Consciences
S02E12 · Consciences

Nov 27, 1972

Harry Morgan claims that while everyone has a conscience, most people don't pay attention to it, and claims that mankind has been struggling between the battles of good and evil since the beginning of time. He uses different Disney cartoons of this type to express his point.

Noah's Ark
S02E13 · Noah's Ark

Dec 04, 1972

Over the years, Disney animators produced two very different versions of the story of Noah and his ark. Bill Dana introduces the earlier of the two, the Silly Symphony "Father Noah's Ark", produced using conventional animation techniques. He then introduces the Studio's second version of 1959, filmed using stop-motion animation and various household junk.

Hunting
S02E14 · Hunting

Dec 11, 1972

John Astin explores the different types of hunting and explains that man began hunting for food, but now hunt mainly for sport, as demonstrated in Disney cartoons about hunting.

Sports
S02E15 · Sports

Dec 18, 1972

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Tugboats
S02E16 · Tugboats

Dec 25, 1972

Big ships need the lowly tugboat's service, according to returning host Dave Madden. He claims that the bigger the vessel, the more it needs the assistance of a tugboat to safely dock in and navigate through crowded waters of modern harbors. What's more, the tugboat's assistance can also mean the difference between life and death for a big vessel.

Automobiles
S02E17 · Automobiles

Jan 01, 1973

Although cars have improved modern living, they still have their own problems. Host Ken Berry explains how the slightest puncture in so much as a single tire can throw a whole car out of commission, as seen in "Donald's Tire Trouble", which was released during a time of gas rationing and rubber shortage, due to World War II. Other complications are shown in other Disney cartoons as well.

Trains
S02E18 · Trains

Jan 08, 1973

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Homes
S02E19 · Homes

Jan 15, 1973

Jim Backus hosts this look at how different homes have served the needs of different inhabitants, as seen in various Disney films.

The Reluctant Dragon
S02E20 · The Reluctant Dragon

Jan 22, 1973

In the guise of a wandering minstrel, Wally Cox explains that contrary to popular belief, not all dragon stories are true. Usually depicted as fire-breathing and basically bad, they've been blamed for kidnappings, droughts and famines. Cox decides to debunk this idea by retelling the story of The Reluctant Dragon.

Wheels
S02E21 · Wheels

Jan 29, 1973

The core cartoon of this episode is "Donald and the Wheel", and Johnny Brown describes how the seemingly simple wheel has spurred many of mankind's greatest inventions.

Winter Fun
S02E22 · Winter Fun

Feb 05, 1973

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Penguins
S02E23 · Penguins

Feb 12, 1973

Annette Funicello returns to the show, bringing with her an Adelie dwarf penguin to introduce cartoons starring this unusual bird.

Elephants
S02E24 · Elephants

Feb 19, 1973

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Mickey and the Beanstalk
S02E25 · Mickey and the Beanstalk

Feb 25, 1973

Hostess and puppeteer Shari Lewis tells the story of "Mickey and the Beanstalk" to her friend, Lamb Chop.

Dancing
S02E26 · Dancing

Mar 05, 1973

Ken Berry hosts this look at how the Disney artists have captured several unusual dance routines on film.

About

The Mouse Factory Season 2 (1972) is released on Sep 11, 1972 and the latest season 2 of The Mouse Factory is released in 1972. Watch The Mouse Factory online - the English Animation TV series from United States. The Mouse Factory is directed by Ward Kimball and created by Jack Hanrahan with Johnny Brown and Jim Backus.

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The Mouse Factory, Mikijeva radionica

Countries:

United States

Language:

English

Production Companies:

Walt Disney Productions

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