Bonkers in "Why Bonkers Wants To Be A Bad Stand-Up Comedian At Noon"

DISNEY ADVENTURES COMIC ZONE

Based on Bonkers D. Bobcat, the main character of the animated series, titled "Bonkers", originally airing from September 1993 to February 1994, and then again as part of "The Disney Afternoon" later that year.
 

Writer: Bobbi JG Weiss     Pencils: Pedro Alvarado     Inks: David Hunt

Lettering: Bill Spicer     Coloring: Val DalChele

1985 Disney Channel Premiere Film: Lots of Luck

Released February 3, 1985

Lot$ of Luck

How lucky can you get? That's exactly what Frank and Julie Maris are asking when mother/housewife/hairdresser Julie brings home a winning, million dollar lottery ticket. And that's just the beginning of an incredible string of fortune! The family quickly discovers that their Midas touch has its price- annoying fortune seekers, distant relatives, and the tax man are all jockeying for a piece of the action.

The suburban, blue-collar couple is happily residing with their three kids, Cindy, David and Trish, and Julie’s mother, Lucille.  Things could be better as money is tight: Julie works hard as a hairdresser and Frank, a mechanic, dreams of opening his own auto-repair shop with best buddy A.J. 

Things soon change when Julie wins the state lottery and then they keep on winning other things, such as a new car and a vacation.  The Marises spend, spend, spend and then the day of reckoning comes when they find that they have failed to pay their taxes on the winnings.  They see a way of getting out of this new debt and, maybe, get enough to open the auto shop if Julie can win a special auto derby in her ancient VW Bug with modifications by Frank & A.J., and computer guidance from her young son David.  Let’s just say that slow and steady just may win the race!

Cast

Annette Funicello		Julie Maris
Martin Mull		Frank Maris
Fred Willard		A.J. Foley
Polly Holliday		Lucille
Mia Dillon		Jessie Foley
Tracey Gold		Cindy Maris
Jeremy Licht		David Maris
Christina Nigra		Trish Maris
Hamilton Camp		Joe
Jack Riley		Marvin
Dick O’Neill		Wilson

Directed by: Peter Baldwin

Written by: Deborah Cavanaugh, Eric Loeb

Doug

Disney Adventures Comic Zone

Doug

Doug originally aired on Nickelodeon from 1991 to 1994. The main character being Douglas "Doug" Funnie, was created by Jim Jinkins, in conjunction with Jumbo Pictures. Doug found his way to Disney through the the acquisition of Jumbo Pictures by Disney in 1996

 

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Walt Disney Film Classics: GUS (Full length feature film)

Original Release: 1976

The California Atoms are at a constant loss until they recruit a new player -- a mule named Gus. It turns out that Gus is an amazing placekicker with a 100-yard field goal ability! Just as the Atoms begin to leave their losing streak in the dust, crooks attempt to kidnap their new star. View the full movie here.

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Opening Titles

  

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Training Camp Opens

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The Mule's For Real

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Andy And His Mule Gus

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Gus Gets His Chance

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"What We Need Is An Edge"

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The Mule Is A Winner

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Getting Gus Out Of The Game

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Trying To "Doctor" The Game

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Andy Learns A Lesson

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A Rocky Road To The Superbowl

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The Hero / End Credits

Cast

Don Knotts	Coach Venner
Gary Grimes	Andy Petrovic
Edward Asner	Hank Cooper
Richard Kiel	Tall Man
Tom Bosley	Spinner
Stu Nahan	L.A. Sportscaster
Dick Butkus	Rob Cargil
George Putnam	TV Interviewer
Tim Conway	Crankcase
Ronnie Schell	Joe Barnsdale
Bob Crane	Pepper
As Himself	Johnny Unitas
Dick Enberg	Atoms Announcer
Dick Van Patten	Cal Wilson
Harold Gould	Charles Gwynn
Liberty Williams	Debbie Kovac

Directed By: Vincent McEveety

Written By: Arthur Alsberg; Don Nelson

Tiger Town: 1983 Disney Channel Premiere Film

Released October 9, 1983

Alex (Justin Henry) and his father (Ron McLarty) are devoted Detroit Tigers fans, even now as they are struggling. Alex's favorite player is aging star Billy Young (Roy Scheider), who is having a sub-par season, his last before retiring.

Alex's father dies unexpectedly, but not before he tells Alex that he should always believe. Consequently, Alex decides to visit every Tiger home game. Every time Young comes to the plate, Alex closes his eyes and wishes hard, and Young ends up hitting a home run. Thanks to Young's rejuvenated play, the Tigers start winning again.

But there is a price. Alex, who now believes that if he doesn't go to the games, the team will lose (explaining the Tigers' pitiful road trips); finds himself the subject of ridicule by classmates, since he often sneaks out of school early to watch the Tigers play. Nevertheless, thanks to Billy Young, the Tigers claw their way back into the pennant race. The final game of the season, against the Baltimore Orioles, would decide the pennant.

Alex has his ticket and school lets out early so kids can watch the game, but as Alex leaves school, he's detained by bullies who take his ticket and his money. Only when Alex gets his principal's attention is he released and forced to run all the way to Tiger Stadium. Bribing a little girl for her bike and hanging onto the back of a city bus get Alex to the stadium in time for the ninth inning, where Young is up and the Tigers are trailing. Young makes contact with the ball just as Alex gets to the front of the stadium aisle, and Young ends up clearing the bases, giving the Tigers the pennant.

   

Mary Wilson makes a Cameo Appearance in "Tiger Town". Shot on location, this movie gave the former Supreme a chance to visit her native Detroit and sing the National Anthem.