The show is literally a "super short show" in which a boy named Mike and his sister Sally discuss and explain different recent Disney DVDs. They talk about the actors and the DVD (mostly ...
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Mike Johnson | ... | Mike 27 episodes, 2002-2006 |
| Alyson Stoner | ... | Sally 27 episodes, 2002-2006 | |
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The show is literally a "super short show" in which a boy named Mike and his sister Sally discuss and explain different recent Disney DVDs. They talk about the actors and the DVD (mostly about special features and making of the movie.) There may also sometimes be a guest star that comes to talk about the movie. Written by Madeline : ]
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Sally: These dogs are smarter than I am.
Mike: Yep.
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[discussing Eight Below: Mike and Sally meet the dogs from the movie and their trainers]Sally: These dogs are smarter than I am.
Mike: Yep.
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In about the time it takes for, say, two or three commercials, tops, the kids tell you what you need to know about upcoming Disney movies. Sometimes it's a bit too annoying, or the jokes aren't that great. Then again, it's geared for younger audiences, and not for people 18 and up, like me, who see it while babysitting, watching a Disney Channel show because we actually still like Disney, or just channel surfing.
It does have creative moments, like the musical version currently showing to advertise Disney's The Three Musketeers. Overall, think of it as "Movie Surfers" for a younger audience - shorter and with fewer people.