Walt Disney Presents: Annette (1958– )

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A country bumpkin goes to live with her upperclass relatives and learns to adapt amongst her peers, without changing who she is.

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Year:

1958
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 Annette McCloud (19 episodes, 1958)
Steve Stevens ...
 Drew Stafford (19 episodes, 1958)
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 Steven Abernathy (17 episodes, 1958)
Doreen Tracey ...
 Val Abernathy (17 episodes, 1958)
Rudy Lee ...
 Olmstead 'Steady' Ware (16 episodes, 1958)
Judy Nugent ...
 Jet Maypen (16 episodes, 1958)
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 Moselle Corey (15 episodes, 1958)
Roberta Shore ...
 Laura Rogan (15 episodes, 1958)
David Stollery ...
 Mike (14 episodes, 1958)
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 Uncle Archie (13 episodes, 1958)
Sharon Baird ...
 Kitty (11 episodes, 1958)
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 Katie (11 episodes, 1958)
Barry Curtis ...
 Court Whitney (10 episodes, 1958)
Sylvia Field ...
 Aunt Lila (10 episodes, 1958)
Tommy Cole ...
 Jimmy Smith (7 episodes, 1958)
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Annette stars as a simple orphan coming from a small country farm to the upper-class suburbs so she can live with an aunt and uncle she hasn't seen in years. At first, she's excited to finally have solid home. Her aunt takes her shopping and gives her a new look, while her uncle makes her school plans ready, and the house maid babies her no end. But it's the other kids in town that at last give Annette something to worry about. Some are snobs, some are obnoxious, and the ones she does get along with are the sort of people her aunt believes are beneath her. With a new crush on the popular boy in school, Annette becomes the target of his jealous girlfriend. Her life may never be simple again. Written by Max Vaughn

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The serial "Annette" ran during the third and final year of "The Mickey Mouse Club" (1955-1958). It consisted of 19 episodes: 1. The Newcomer Feb 11, 1958 2. Annette Meets Jet Feb 12, 1958 3. An Invitation Feb 13, 1958 4. The Escort Feb 14, 1958 5. The Party Feb 17, 1958 6. Paying the Piper Feb 18, 1958 7. The Missing Necklace Feb 19, 1958 8. What Happened at School Feb 20, 1958 9. Almost a Fight Feb 21, 1958 10. Steady Gets an Idea Feb 24, 1958 11. The Explosion Feb 25, 1958 12. The Turned Down Invitation Feb 26, 1958 13. Annette Makes a Decision Feb 27, 1958 14. The Hayride Feb 28, 1958 15. The Barbecue Mar 3, 1958 16. The Fight Mar 4, 1958 17. The Farewell Letter Mar 5, 1958 18. Mike to the Rescue Mar 6, 1958 19. The Mystery is Solved Mar 7, 1958 See more »

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Deserves to be on DVD
15 July 2007 | by (Duluth, MN, United States) – See all my reviews

This was a lovely series which I loved even if it was completely uninteresting for my brothers. It had a couple of lovely, simple songs-- "Lonely Guitar," "How Will I Know My Love?" and "Meetin' at the Malt Shop after School." And it's probably the best single program to show why girls loved Annette just as much as or even more than their brothers. Her character's simple sweetness and honesty was what we aspired to.

I never saw this since it was on the original Mickey Mouse Club in the 50s. But some scenes are still vivid in my memory--Annette walking into town with a pretty but old-fashioned be-ribboned hat and a pretty but too-fancy dress and carrying a suitcase and her guitar; Annette singing with Tim Considine (who I had a SERIOUS crush on!); the missing necklace turning up inside the piano. It was a simple, sweet soap opera-ish story in a world that never really existed, but it worked and I'd love to see the whole thing again.

Disney really should put this whole series out on DVD, in the same kind of set that they released the Hardy Boys and Spin and Marty series. The perfect release for Annette would happen just in time for Mother's Day.


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