It's a crime that the series isn't even on Disney+ yet, this is literally the most requested Disney Channel series that people have been waiting for years to see.

House of villans was kingdom hearts just months before kingdom hearts lol

I think the real reason House of Mouse ended was simply that they had no more Mouse Works cartoons to redistribute rather than the show not being successful. This show aired in reruns for the remainder of the decade on Disney Channel and Toon Disney and pretty much every late millenial/early zoomer (aka people my age) who grew up on this show still remembers it very fondly, it's one of Mickey's most beloved iterations. Always a fun show to go back to regardless though!

House of Mouse and Once Upon A Studio are truly one of the most ambitious crossover events in animation's history.

A club/restaurant where you watch classic cartoon shorts on a giant screen has always been my dream and always wished Disney would make a real one.

After having watched “Once Upon A Studio”, I want a reboot of “House Of Mouse” more than ever, so we can see recent characters interact with past characters. That would be cool!

My dad was one of the Background Supervisors for The House of Mouse, he worked on all the episodes. Fond memories growing up to the show and seeing it from behind the scenes. He passed away in 2015 but being able to watch these episodes have always been more than nostalgia for me so I'm glad that kids who grew up on it are clamoring for these to be on Disney+.

I personally think Minnie and Daisy had the most personality in this series.

Fun fact: Mickey Mouse Works actually debuted the exact same day as SpongeBob.

Just hearing Disney trying to modernize Mickey by actually by making a new series starring him is mindblowing.

We need a House of Mouse revival.

Who's with me?

This quote is very important: Surprisingly, the studio, which in the recent past had been as diligently protective of its iconic characters as it was hesitant to intermingle the different character sets, came to embrace the notion. “Everybody thought it was really funny to loosen up a bit and let the characters be who they were and have some fun, instead of being so stiff,” Craig says.
“At the very early stages the meetings and presentations were interesting,” Blumberg admits. “But as we pursued the idea, the people who might have had a problem with it were satisfied that everybody was being treated with respect and that everybody was being true to their characters. Hades and Ariel may occupy the same space, but they’re going to be themselves.”
Gannaway and Craig have deliberately avoided using characters that are inherently dramatic, such as Quasimodo and Frollo from the animated film “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”

If I was to bring this series back, I would do one or two things:
1. Do what Once Upon a Studio did and stick to Walt Disney Animation characters, while still bringing in the newer characters to interact with the classics. And bring in Oswald and Ortensia.

Or

2. Include other IPs, but only characters from Pixar and Disney TV Animation, with some non cameo references to a few live action ones, like Tron, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Rocketeer, Hocus Pocus, and maybe Muppets. No Star Wars, no Marvel, no Fox, and especially no remakes. The world doesn't need more Simpsons Disney+ specials. A nightclub with all our favorite Disney cartoon characters is good enough.

And how ironic that Once Upon a Studio just came out.

My favorite episode of house of mouse was when Peter Pan yeeted Donald in the fricking sky while singing and he rhymed beak with aerodynamic 💀

Considering 19 Disney films have been released since this show went off the air, I'd love to see a revival--plus it'd be neat to have shorts involving the film characters along with Mickey and the gang.

Now I want a HOM revival more than ever after seeing once upon a studio!

It is worth noting that not all of the shorts shown in House of Mouse were Mouse Works or Classic shorts. Of the 128 shorts shown on House of Mouse, 95 came from Mouse Works, 9 were Classic shorts, and 24 (18.75% of the total) were new shorts not previously seen elsewhere.

Also, fun fact: There are only two Mouse Works shorts which were not featured on House of Mouse: "Minnie Takes Care of Pluto" and "Pluto Gets the Paper: Vending Machine". Interestingly, there are also only two Mouse Works shorts which were used in two episodes of House of Mouse: "Donald's Pool" and "Donald's Dynamite: Snowman". This suggests to me that the unused shorts were planned to be used, but got pulled at the last minute and replaced with the repeat shorts.

I LOVE the House of Mouse. It’s one of the best cartoons in my childhood. I remember watching it on Toon Disney in the early 2000’s when I was in 5th grade in 2003.

I saw Once Upon A Studio and that short is great! It shows they could make a remake with new characters- both heroes and villains under one roof.

When he mentioned Disney’s rivals, he was referring to the other five Hollywood Giants: Warner Bros., Sony, Paramount Global (or Viacom, as it was called in the 2000s) & NBCUniversal (or just Universal Studios).

In case y’all are wondering, around the time of the House of Mouse’s airing, Warner Bros. had Cartoon Network & Adult Swim, Sony gave us Sony Pictures Animation, Viacom had Nickelodeon, and Universal Studios had The Land Before Time.

And let’s not forget about DreamWorks, who became another one of Disney’s biggest rivals with Shrek, and 20th Century Fox, who gave us Ice Age.