History WesternAnimation / DocMcStuffins

* HalloweenEpisode: Promos indicate that one is coming. Two, if you accept the practice of two eleven-minute stories bundled together in one airing each being labeled as a separate "episode."

'''''Doc [=McStuffins=]''''' is a preschool-targeted CGI-animated children's series on [[DisneyChannel Disney Junior]] featuring a child doctor who runs a clinic for stuffed animals and toys. The series was one of the first announced for Disney Junior, which replaced Playhouse Disney, though it did not begin airing until Valentine's Day, 2012 with the premiere of the 24/7 Disney Junior network in the United States. In each episode, the eponymous Doc uses her magic stethoscope to bring toys to life and then diagnoses and heals a sick or damaged toy. With its complex characters and willingness to buck the general format of similar shows currently on the air, the program has been [[http://www.fastcocreate.com/1680182/how-the-creator-of-doc-mcstuffins-bucked-the-norm-and-made-cheers-for-preschoolers described]] as "''Series/{{Cheers}}'' for prechoolers" and has amassed a sizeable audience.

* TheMerch: Merchandise is already out and ranges from the good (a Lambie plush that is reviewed as being very soft and cuddly) to the bad (a talking Lambie that seems to be the toy equivalent of a lemon - nearly everyone reports that stops working after a couple of days.) Merchandise for this show often sells online for a heavy premium, and you simply may or may not get lucky if you're trying to find a particular item in stores.

* TheMerch: Merchandise is already out and ranges from the good (a Lambie plush that is reviewed as being very soft and cuddly) to the bad (a talking Lambie that seems to be the toy equivalent of a lemon - nearly everyone reports that stops working after a couple of days.)

* HalloweenEpisode: Promos indicate that one is coming.

* ActionGirl: Kiko, the Japanese action doll Doc got from her grandmother. She even has an [[DynamicEntry action kick]], as protrayed on her box. Doubles as a GenkiGirl.

'''''Doc [=McStuffins=]''''' is a preschool-targeted CGI-animated children's series on [[DisneyChannel Disney Junior]] featuring a child doctor who runs a clinic for stuffed animals and toys. The series was one of the first announced for Disney Junior, which replaced Playhouse Disney, though it did not begin airing until Valentine's Day, 2012 with the premiere of the 24/7 Disney Junior network in the United States. In each episode, the titular Doc uses her magic stethoscope to bring toys to life and then diagnoses and heals a sick or damaged toy. With its complex characters and willingness to buck the general format of similar shows currently on the air, the program has been [[http://www.fastcocreate.com/1680182/how-the-creator-of-doc-mcstuffins-bucked-the-norm-and-made-cheers-for-preschoolers described]] as "''Series/{{Cheers}}'' for prechoolers" and has amassed a sizeable audience.

* PantslessMalesFullyDressedFemales: Allie the female stuffed monkey wears a bow on her head and a skirt without underwear, but her brother, Ben, only wears a bowtie.

* PantlessMalesFullyDressedFemales: Allie the female stuffed monkey wears a bow on her head and a skirt without underwear, but her brother, Ben, only wears a bowtie.

* PantlessMaleFullyDressedFemales: Allie the female stuffed monkey wears a bow on her head and a skirt without underwear, but her brother, Ben, only wears a bowtie.

* PantslessMaleFullyDressedFemales: Allie the female stuffed monkey wears a bow on her head and a skirt without underwear, but her brother, Ben, only wears a bowtie.

* TitleThemeTune

* SlidingScaleOfLivingToys: The toys on the show seem to fall somewhere between Level 2 and 3. They are brought to life by Doc's magic stethoscope, but they only ever speak to her and other toys, and Doc alerts them to "go stuffed" if anyone else approaches. They still don't seem to have a consciousness while inanimate, though, as evidenced when [[spoiler:Doc accidentally cut up Lambie]] and [[spoiler:she]] didn't even notice until Doc pointed it out.

* SlidingScaleOfLivingToys: The toys on the show seem to fall somewhere between Level 2 and 3. They are brought to life by Doc's magic stethoscope, but they only ever speak to her and other toys, and Doc alerts them to "go stuffed" if anyone else approaches.

* {{Hypochondria}}: One of the main characters is a hypochondriac stuffed snowman named Chilly who regularly fears melting (he's not made of real snow), getting broken bones (he's a stuffed toy) and catching various illnesses that aren't contagious.

** TheHeroine: Doc Mcstuffins (also TheMedic)

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