Goof Troop

On the data. THIS IS THE ONE WITH A REAL WATCH ORDER. Most of the Disney Afternoon shows are standalone cartoons that happened to share a timeslot. Goof Troop is the exception: the series runs, then A Goofy Movie picks up three years later with the same characters, then An Extremely Goofy Movie finishes it and is openly described as the series finale. Watch them in that order and you have a story with a beginning and an end, which is rare for a show like this. HOW MUCH THE FILMS NEED THE SERIES. Less than you would think. A Goofy Movie works cold, because it re-establishes the father and son relationship in its first ten minutes and the thing people remember about it is a road trip and a Powerline concert. What the series gives you is the texture: why Pete is next door, who P.J. is, and what Max was like at eleven. If you only have two hours, watch the two films. WHY THE EPISODE COUNT LOOKS WRONG WHEREVER YOU LOOK. There were two runs in the same year: sixty five episodes in weekday syndication from September 1992, and thirteen more on ABC on Saturday mornings from the same month. Wikipedia adds them and says seventy eight. TVmaze lists only the sixty five and has no trace of the ABC run. epguides says seventy eight in its header and then lists sixty five. This page uses the primary source's seventy eight and flags the count as disputed, which is what the flag on the row means. ONE EPISODE IS NOT IN THAT NUMBER. Have Yourself a Goofy Little Christmas went out in November 1992 and Wikipedia counts it separately from the seventy eight. It is not given its own row here because it is a half hour of the series rather than a film, but it exists and it is worth knowing about if your count comes out one short. DUCKTALES AND RESCUE RANGERS HAVE THEIR OWN PAGES HERE. The classic shows do not cross over with each other; the only link is that Goofy appears in the 2017 DuckTales reboot, in an episode called Quack Pack!, in his Goof Troop form. WHAT IS NOT HERE. Goofy's earlier theatrical shorts are a different thing entirely and belong to the Disney animation pages. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and the other modern appearances are not this continuity.

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