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Pluto Runs Away
Studio:
Disney Television Animation
Release Date : June 19, 1999
Series: Pluto Cartoon
General Info
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Cumulative rating:
(1 rating submitted)
Synopsis
When Pluto digs up Mickey's yard to bury a bone, Mickey has to discipline him. Thinking he's being treated poorly, Pluto runs away, only to bump into Pete and learn what bad treatment is really like.
Characters
Pete
(Voice:
Jim Cummings
)
Mickey Mouse
(Voice:
Wayne Allwine
)
Pluto
(Voice:
Bill Farmer
)
Credits
Writer
Kevin D. Campbell
Thomas Hart
Elizabeth Stonecipher
Included in:
Pluto vs. Figaro
Television
Mickey MouseWorks
Season 1, Episode 8
Technical Specifications
Original Country: United States
Original Language: English
Reviews and Comments
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From
Patrick Malone
:
Another stock situation as Pluto throws away his collar and becomes Pete's dog for a while, who uses him as a "diggin' dog." Pete seems to span a variety of characters in Mouse Works from regular suburban neighbor to out and out criminal. Although it's true that he did this in the classic shorts as well, it was more of a metamorphosis from the truly evil personage in the early shorts (such as
Two Gun Mickey
) to the suburban neighbor of
The New Neighbor
. In these shorts, they are trying to have it both ways at once, so we get a more schizophrenic view of Pete. Consequently, we're never too sure how to take him.
From
J. D. Weil
:
Mickey disciplines Pluto for digging in the front yard, so Pluto decides to run away. After eluding the dog catcher, he's taken in by Pete (in more ways than one) who happens to like his digging abilities. But Pluto finds out that being with Mickey is preferable to Pete so he decides to beat it from there as well. The plot is predictable and so is the short.
From
Juan F. Lara
:
I laughed a little bit at Pete in the scenes where Pluto's digging for him. I liked Jim Cummings's bombastic portrayal of Pete. Beyond that, nothing in this short interested me. Pluto was not sympathetic at the beginning and so the scene where he threw away his collar didn't work for me. The ending was especially maudlin for this series.
From
Tom
:
Isn't this sort of a role reversal of
Pluto vs. the Watchdog
? It definitely seemed very familiar.