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To be an anthropomorphic dog person with a snout just like Goofy's, which Pete traditionally does not have. As a result, this would make the father and son not to be exactly like them. P.J.'s last name given to be "Pete", in the Goof Troop comic strip "Dog Days" from The Disney Afternoon issue #6. P.J.'s full name "Peter Pete Jr." was never officially given in Goof Troop or its related media. The name stems from the logic of how his primary moniker of "P.J." is short for "Pete Junior" (as this is confirmed in both "Queasy Rider" and "Lethal Goofin'") while his father Pete has, on multiple occasions, been formally addressed as "Peter" by his wife/P.J.'s mother Peg. P.J.'s surname being "Pete" was confirmed in the Goof Troop comic strip "Dog Days" (published in the sixth issue of The Disney Afternoon comic book series on April 1995) in which he was referred to as "P.J. Pete".His name was also given as "P.J. Pete" at the D23 Expo 2015 A Goofy Movie 20th Anniversary Reunion Panel.The Bonkers character Bullfinch, a toon bird who sings "The Rubber Room Song" as a member of the Bully Boys, dresses in the same pink turtleneck sweater and blue long-sleeved shirt that P.J. wears in Goof Troop.P.J. makes a brief appearance (albeit, unnamed) in the Mouse Works funny face book Goofy Gets Goofy, which was published prior to A Goofy Movie on October 1, 1994. The book is an adaptation of the movie's Powerline concert

Come on, Grow Up!This article is a stub. You can help the Where's My Water? Wiki by expanding it. Goofy is a main character in Where's My Mickey? , Where's My Mickey? XL and Where's My Mickey? Free. In the series, Goofy requires Fizzle for various purposes in the two episodes he is featured in the games.Goofy (AKA Goofy Goof) is an animal cartoon character created in 1932 at Walt Disney Animation Studios. Goofy is a tall, anthropomorphic dog who typically wears a turtle neck and vest, with pants, shoes, white gloves, and a tall hat originally designed as a rumpled fedora. Goofy is a close friend of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. He is normally characterized as hopelessly clumsy and dim-witted, yet this interpretation is not always definitive; occasionally Goofy is shown as intuitive and clever, albeit in his own unique, eccentric way. In addition Goofy speaks in a distinct Southern accent.Episodes[]In Van Goofy Goofy requires Fizzle to paint pictures. As he keeps making pictures, he runs out of Fizzle and requires more each time.In Ship Wrecked is stuck on an island and finds food. However, it doesn't taste right until Fizzle has been used to decontaminate it.External links[]Disney Wiki: GoofyWikipedia: GoofyWiki NavigationWhere's My Water?AppsWhere's My Water? • Where's My Water? Free • Where's My Water? T-Mobile Edition • Where's My Holiday? • Where's My Valentine? • Where's My Water? KJava Edition • Where's My Water? Free (J2ME)StoriesSwampy's Story • Allie's Story • Cranky's Story • Mystery Duck's Story • The Lost LevelsCharactersSwampy • Allie • Cranky • Mystery DuckDucksSwampy Duck • Allie Duck • Cranky Duck • Mystery Duck • Mega Duck • Duckling • Special DucksFluidsWater • Poison Water • Ooze • Steam • MudObjectsPipes • Algae • Switch • Platform • Bomb • Tap • Trigger Pad • Slider • Converter • Hot Coals • Icicles • Balloon • Thorns • Fan • Vacuum • Y-Switch • Mud PatchMaterialsDirt • RockOtherAchievements • Collection • Music Box • Food Groups • Allie Challenges • Cranky Challenges • Hidden Levels • Easter Eggs • Unused FeaturesWhere's My Water?

Contents they hope will be worth a lot of money in five years. However, when digging in the back yard to bury their time capsule, they find an old statue of an Egyptian dog buried in the ground. Believing the statue to be ancient, they try to sell it to an antique store, but accidentally damage some items and are kicked out of the store.They then decide to hold an auction for the statue at Goofy's house, where they nearly earn four million and ten dollars for the statue before Goofy suddenly reveals that the statue actually isn't an ancient artifact. Rather, it's a sign prop from an old hot dog restaurant. P.J. and Max are dismayed over the loss of over four million dollars until an old couple offers to buy the statue from them for a healthy sum. P.J. and Max use the money to pay back the antique store and buy themselves a couple of fancy new remote-controlled toy cars.In "Woolly Bully", P.J., Max, and Pistol are taken out west to the Woolly Bully Dude Ranch by Pete and Goofy. While Max and P.J. run around pretending to be a cowboy and a bull, respectively, Pistol wants to ride the ranch's main attraction, El Loco the bull. When Goofy tries to stop her, he accidentally set El Loco free of his pen. El Loco runs wild and Max accidentally ropes him by the horns. P.J. then grabs onto Max and the two are sent flying by El

"Hot dog!" Fans of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse get ready—you will soon be able to dive into the world of the Emmy Award-winning Disney Jr. series in real life. "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit" opens at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis on February 22, 2025. It will be there through September 1, 2025, before traveling to other museums across the country through 2029. To start, the exhibit will visit Los Angeles, Memphis, Columbus, and Atlanta, before heading to more cities to be announced at a later date. And there's even more clubhouse fun on the way for fans. An all-new series, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+, will debut this summer, welcoming kids back for "all-new adventures filled with songs, laughter, handy helping, and fun new surprises," according to the news release. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis All About 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit' In typical Mickey Mouse Clubhouse fashion, the exhibit will take kids through their own adventure. Kids and families will help Mickey, Minnie, and their friends plan a surprise birthday party for their favorite dog Pluto. According to the news release, "With the clock ticking, families will need to band together and use their skills and creativity to lend a helping hand to Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Professor Von Drake." Favorite characters from the Disney Jr. show, such as Toodles and Handy Helper, will be guiding them along. The exhibit is filled with various digital activities and imaginative play. Here are some examples of what you will find: Bake and Decorate with Minnie: You can help Minnie by decorating pretend cupcakes with a frosting machine, and then adding candles on Pluto's birthday cake.Invent with Donald and Professor Von Drake: Donald Duck and the Professor are working on putting together a bubble-making invention for the party, and you can help them!Craft and Paint with Daisy: Join Daisy Duck in doing things like painting Pluto's dog house, making him a birthday blanket, and arranging flower bouquets.Grill and Play with Goofy: What's a party without hot dogs? Kids will be able to help Goofy man the grill, distract Pluto with a game of fetch, and sing to vegetable plants to perk them up. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis When families get toward the end of the exhibit, they will get to practice yelling "Surprise!" with Mickey as they wait for Pluto to arrive. Once he's there, everyone will get to celebrate with the iconic "Hot Dog" dance. The goal of all of these super-fun activities? To help build your kids physical, cognitive, and social-emotional skills through hands-on learning. Kids will also engage in problem-solving, counting, understanding sequences, practicing empathy, and enjoying music. The exhibits will also be inclusive and accessible. Just a