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The Monkey is a cymbal-banging monkey toy at Sunnyside Daycare. He doesn't speak, but he does make screeching monkey noises. During the times when Sunnyside is under Lotso's regime, the Monkey has ...

The VHS version of this film was released on February 19, 2007 and the last to be presented in pan-and-scan format. It was sold exclusively through the Disney Movie Club.

This article is about the character from The Princess and the Frog. For other characters, see Charlotte.

September 28, 1989 Released as part of the Walt Disney Mini Classics collection. February 18, 1994 Released as part of the "Winnie the Pooh: Storybook Classics" collection. This is the first VHS ...

25 "Nuts to War (part 2)" March 3, 1992 A petty territorial dispute between our dinosaurs and the four leggers across the swamp escalates into the first war ever. Earl and all the other guys are very ...

After the discovery that the building's elevator operator is really Gorog, the leader of the Dark Realm, Alex and Justin find themselves trapped in the apartment building. The Russos are in jeopardy ...

“If you're sure you want to leave, click on Slinky; If you don't want to leave, click on Hamm.” The game follows Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang as you play different various mini-games in ...

Worlds of Fantasy is a show that takes you into six Disney Fantasies. The first act of the show features the on-ice debut of Lightning McQueen, Mater and the crew of Disney·Pixar's Cars, along with ...

After outgrowing her old shoes, JoJo goes to the clown shoe store to get new ones. She decides to try on a pair of Boing Shoes (adult-sized shoes with springs), but she ends up bouncing all over the ...

The cover to the first issue. To facilitate birthday and holiday gift giving to youngsters, Western Publishing offered to send subscription recipients illustrated letters that announced the gift.