"You, Me and Fifi" is the eighty-eighth episode of Mickey Mouse. It premiered on March 23, 2019.
Plot
Summary
Mickey seeks to win the love of Minnie's feisty little dog, Fifi.
Synopsis
Mickey ready for another date with Minnie. She tells him he is 3 hours early, but he says he's just "obsessed" with her. As he comes inside her apartment room, the two happily start kissing each other, when Fifi pops up between them. She tells him that it doesn't love anyone but her loving faithful owner, but he tells her it's going to change, because he is a world favorite. She then wishes him good luck, and goes off to change.
He tells it it's time to be friends. It growls at him, but he thinks it's just a smile. But as he tries to kiss it, which chomps his head. He luckily gets his head out of her mouth, then asks it why she doesn't love him. He shows her a picture of Minnie, but this makes it even angrier. It smashes him, grabs his shoe, violently throws him across the room, knocks over her pictures, and violently smashes him against the floor. She comes downstairs to let him know she's almost ready and finds it adorable to see a "happy" It laying on top of a beaten and petrified him. She says she'll be ready in a jiffy and runs back upstairs. It, which is now angry, starts chasing him, who causes him to close the door to the kitchen. He doesn't get why it doesn't love him, but then he gets an idea. He calls Goofy, who is playing poker with Pluto and the other dogs, for some advice. He then hands the phone to it, who gives Mickey an idea.
He later comes back from the store with a few bones, chew toys, a hybrid SUV, and a pillow made from his grandma's wedding dress, but finds that Fifi has vanished. He feels a drip, which turns out to be it hanging from the ceiling fan. It attacks him, hits him with her chew toys, and throws them out of the window. He tries to stand up for himself, telling it to get out of her naughty behavior. They both see the pillow, and they both begin fighting over it. It then gets ripped in half, and it falls out of the window, and is now hanging on a flagpole. He panics and jumps over the window to save her. It can't hold on any longer, as her teeth lose their grip and it starts to fall. But he grabs its left front paw, telling her he will never let her go.
She is now ready for the date and goes downstairs to tell him she is ready. But she finds it adorable to see it licking her loving boyfriend. She embraces him and the two happily start kissing each other again, until it pops between them again. He tells her she'd loved him and it would be friends. She agrees. But it growls at her, and her owner thinks it's a smile. But as she tries to kiss Fifi, the violence starts all over again as it starts knocking over her owner's property.
Characters
- Mickey Mouse (voiced by Chris Diamantopoulos)
- Minnie Mouse (voiced by Russi Taylor)
- Fifi (voiced by Bill Farmer)
- Goofy (voiced by Bill Farmer)
- Pluto (voiced by Bill Farmer)
Cameos
Trivia
- This marks Fifi's first main role in any cartoon since 1947's Pluto's Blue Note, 72 years prior.
- At the credits roll, Fifi continues her tirade.
- This was Tara Billinger's second time drawing Tramp for one of these shorts.
- The Disney dogs playing poker is a reference to the Cassius Marcellus Coolidge paintings of the same name, which have been referenced/parodied multiple times in various media throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.
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