Goofy’s Field Trips (film)

Goofy’s Field Trips (film) Series of three educational films: Ships, Trains, Planes; released in August 1989.

Goofy’s Bounce House

Goofy’s Bounce House Attraction opened in Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland on January 24, 1993. This is one attraction where the kids can lord it over the adults; if you are above a certain height, you cannot enter. Kids remove their shoes, and leap into the house with its almost balloon-like furniture, walls, and floor. Also …

Goofy’s Extreme Sports: Skating the Half Pipe (film)

Goofy’s Extreme Sports: Skating the Half Pipe (film) Goofy demonstrates the beautiful, yet dangerous, sport of stunt skating–complete with all safety procautions. But once he gets rolling, he has trouble putting on the brakes. Directed by Bob Zamboni. 2 min. From the Mickey MouseWorks television series. Released with I’ll Be Home for Christmas on November …

Goofy’s Extreme Sports: Paracycling (film)

Goofy’s Extreme Sports: Paracycling (film) Goofy defies the laws of physics and common sense when he bicycles off a cliff, engages in aerial acrobatics and ungracefully parachutes to the ground. Directed by Tony Craig. 2 min. From the Mickey MouseWorks television series. Released with Mighty Joe Young on December 25, 1998.

Goofy’s Cavalcade of Sports (television)

Goofy’s Cavalcade of Sports (television) Television show; aired on October 17, 1956. Directed by Wolfgang Reitherman. Goofy attempts to participate in a number of sports, as seen in several of his cartoons.

Goofy Takes a Holiday

Goofy Takes a Holiday Alternate title of Holiday for Henpecked Husbands.

Goofy Over Health (film)

Goofy Over Health (film) Educational release in 16mm in January 1991. 11 min. A video version at 19 minutes was released in March 1993. By reading Goofy’s health journal, an 8-year-old learns that she has been suffering from fatigue caused by poor health habits; Goofy teaches her the keys to good health and fitness.

Goofy Sports Story, The (television)

Goofy Sports Story, The (television) Television show; aired on March 21, 1956. Directed by Wolfgang Reitherman. Walt introduces a history of the Olympic Games followed by a series of Goofy sport cartoons.

Goofy Success Story, The (television)

Goofy Success Story, The (television) Television show; aired on December 7, 1955. Directed by Jack Kinney. A look at Goofy’s rise to stardom, leading into several of his cartoons—Moving Day, Moose Hunters, How to Ride a Horse, and Motor Mania. Released theatrically abroad.

Goofy Look at Valentine’s Day, A (film)

Goofy Look at Valentine’s Day, A (film) Educational film; released in September 1983. Goofy learns the significance of Valentine’s Day and how people have expressed their love through the years on the holiday.