Disney Junior TV Guide

Mickey and his friends are introduced to an enchanted playhouse that guides them through a series of adventures into imaginative lands.

The gang brings Mortimer Mouse along when they leave for an adventure in the Land of Myth; Funny and Goofy travel to Lost & Found Island for lost socks.

Bluey wonders why Dad is always telling her what to do; Coco wants to play Wild Girls at school, but Chloe wants to play something else.

Mr. Puppypaws takes Bitsy's cherished toy; the Cat Burglar steals a grand piano, so the heroes band together to return it to its rightful home.

Zsa-Zsa wants to turn animal voices into musical instruments; Buddy and Sparks accidentally hurt each other's feelings and strain their relationship.

Rusty and Indy decide to play separate games of "mums and dads"; Bingo and Bluey attempt to scale Mount Mumandad before bedtime; Bluey learns table manners.

Dad must channel his inner child to make a home with Bingo and Bluey on Rug Island; pretending to be a hairdresser, Bluey finds lice in Dad's hair.

MeMo and BaBa unwrap a surprise parcel; MeMo and BaBa can't get rid of a sticky leaf but then find surprising ways to play with it.

Goofy loses his favorite hat and is too sad to search for it, so Mickey and his pals offer to help him find it in hopes of cheering up their downcast friend.

Three wind-up musical toys become wound too tightly and are scattered around the clubhouse; Mickey gathers up all his pals to help retrieve them.

Dad wants to show Bluey how to play chess even though she might be too young; Bingo and her mom make an omelet for her dad's birthday.

Muffin pretends to be Grouchy Granny at a garage sale; while playing astronauts with Jack and Rusty, Mackenzie keeps going missing.

Everybody makes preparations for the Queen of England to make an appearance for tea; Goofy is mistakenly believed to be a secret agent.

Donald decides to tackle the competitions himself during Fun-tastical Field Day; the girls come together for a race to help Clarabelle become a Roadsterette.

The clubhouse's new picnic grounds are nearly completed, so Minnie plans a big grand-opening spread, and she invites Mickey and his friends to help her prepare.

When Mickey and his friends meet a new pal, he floats away in a balloon so now they must rescue him using only their trusty mouseketools.

Bluey manages to throw the Dad Train's entire schedule into disarray; Bluey and Bingo play a game in which they pretend to be a queen and butler.

Mum encourages the family to play musical statues; Indy feels disappointed in her model horse, but her pals encourage her to not give up.

Mickey and the Go-Getters solve a mystery on Ice Cream Day.

Bitsy wonders if she can be friends with Ginny if they like different things; Ginny uses Cat-o-flauge to take on Zsa-Zsa, who freezes everyone for a selfie.

Dad encourages Bingo to leave a toy at the playground; mum's sister brings the kids onesies as a gift, and the clothes have an unexpected effect on Bingo.

As the family plays a game of bus, Bluey's mother struggles to tell the bus driver, her father, she loves him; Bluey pretends to be a group of balloon's mother.

When Mickey and friends hear about a meteor shower, they do everything to stay awake and watch.

AJ and Marty must find Jessie and return her lost sneaker; when missing game pieces threaten to ruin game night, Detective AJ goes on the case.

Villains team up against the heroes and their super-powered vehicles; two kids go on a dream mission as they help Spidey recover a web-shooter from Doc Ock.

Doc Ock takes control of Stark Tower, so Spidey and Iron Man team up to stop the villain; Sandman learns how to outwit Hulk and Miles' signature moves.

The Iron Friends realize they have to save the pier and prevent Ultron from stealing Stark Expo; Absorbing Man steals the power of the bouncy boots.

Bingo gets upset while she and Blue are playing in the garden and she spots a walking leaf insect; Bingo helps get a barbecue ready for all to enjoy.

Janet and Rita do not want to move even though the real estate agent is selling their home to Mum; Mum and Dad tell Bluey and Bingo they need some alone time.

Unicorse interrupts Bluey's and Mum's bedtime story; Dad pretends he was born yesterday; Mackenzie is having a curry swap at her house.

A mysterious cloud appears; Loomis gets the Magi-Sneezies.

The children form teams with the grownups to compete in a game of squash; Nana tries to keep a game of charades with the children from getting out of control.

MeMo and BaBa have fun discovering wheels and the joy of motion; BaBa has the hiccups, so MeMo helps them disappear before BeddyByes time.

When Cat Burglar steals the Critter Tower, the SuperKitties set their wild cat friend loose to get it back; Lab Rat kicks a moon model with a giant boot.

Zsa-Zsa targets all the Easter treats, so Buddy joins the Bunny Brigade and helps the SuperKitties save Easter; Lab Rat swipes all the Easter eggs.

At the supermarket, Bluey acts like a parent while Dad acts like a child; Bluey and Judo abandon Bingo during a game; Dad and the kids go to their local creek.

As Dad tries to exercise, Bingo pretends to be Boss Bluey's new employee; Bluey and Bingo opt to explore the hotel instead of relaxing on the beach.

Sofia and her step-siblings learn a valuable lesson about being honest when they make a mistake after James breaks a glass portrait of the Royal Family.

Flounder embarks on a silly search to find Ariel's lost doll; when Ariel and friends give Ebb and Flo their bath, they learn that it's harder than it looks.

Mum and Dad have to finish up their housework; Dad plays Sheepdog with Bluey and Bingo; while going home, Jack pretends to be a sailor.

Bluey organizes a play that tells the story of how their mother and father first met; Dad needs help from his true love to deal with troublesome tickle crabs.

Risky and Royale sneak into the Robo-Dome, but they are caught by Bo and Flash; Booster is sleeping in on the job.