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* GlitchEpisode: This show sometimes has these with the electronic LivingToys:
** In "Li'l Egghead Feels the Heat", Egghead the trivia toy begins saying random words and phrases instead of what he intends to say. Doc discovers that it's because he's too hot.
** In "A Good Case of the Hiccups", Millie the sentient microphone keeps repeating words, which other characters liken to [[HiccupHijinks the hiccups]].
** Subverted in one episode, where it seems like Ricardo the remote controlled toy racecar is broken, but actually he just needs to charge.
** In "Li'l Egghead Feels the Heat", Egghead the trivia toy begins saying random words and phrases instead of what he intends to say. Doc discovers that it's because he's too hot.
** In "A Good Case of the Hiccups", Millie the sentient microphone keeps repeating words, which other characters liken to [[HiccupHijinks the hiccups]].
** Subverted in one episode, where it seems like Ricardo the remote controlled toy racecar is broken, but actually he just needs to charge.
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* BookEnds: Not counting the airing order of episode lists of the series, but in production order of episode lists, Season 4 begins and ends with 46 minute episodes.
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** "Right on Lefty" begins and ends with46 minute episodes.Awesome Guy saving Lambie.
** "Right on Lefty" begins and ends with
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* HereWeGoAgain: At the end of "Welcome to [=McStuffinsville=]", Robot Ray calls Doc and the gang that they have another toy emergency.
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* GuiltInducedNightmare: A variation in "It's a Hard Doc Life". After Doc indirectly causes a flood in the toy hospital, she starts to feel remorseful and inadequate as a doctor. [[ItsAWonderfulPlot She dreams about Hallie showing her that life would not have been better without her]]; several toys would not have been fixed, [=McStuffinsville=] would have been a wasteland taken over by Stanley, Stuffy would be forced to work in a tower, Chilly would live in a freezing tundra, and Lambie would perform in an empty theater. Doc realizes that her toys ''do'' need her, and by the time she wakes up, she's ready to help again.
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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.
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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" preschoolers" and has amassed a sizeable audience.
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* TheBusCameBack: After the Season 3 episode "The Scrapiest Dragon", Donny was absent for the entire Season 4. He returned in the third Season 5 episode "The Doc [=McStuffins=] Christmas Special".
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* TheBusCameBack: After the Season 3 episode "The Scrapiest Scrappiest Dragon", Donny was absent for the entire Season 4. He returned in the third Season 5 episode "The Doc [=McStuffins=] Christmas Special".
* ConditionedToAcceptHorror: Downplayed example with Florence Nightingale's toys. Doc's toys are absolutely horrified to find out that they've been broken/damaged for months but as Florence and her toys point out, Florence had no idea how to repair them before Doc came along and she didn't have access to anyone who could help either so they had accepted that being broken was their new lot in life.
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** Penny Possom's babies were all three voiced by one girl.
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** Ben and Anna. They're huggy monkeys, which uses velcro to cuddle up to each other. [[DontExplainTheJoke Guess what monkeys are stereotyped to like eating in media...]]
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** Ben and Anna. They're huggy monkeys, which uses velcro Velcro to cuddle up to each other. [[DontExplainTheJoke Guess what monkeys are stereotyped to like eating in media...]]
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* AllJustADream: In "First Responders to the Rescue," when the boy Dev is accidentally transported to the Toy Hospital, Stuffy tells him that he's still in his bedroom and he's just having a dream. Despite Stuffy sounding less than convincing, Dev buys it until Stuffy ruins by saying it won't hurt if he [[PinchMe pinches himself]], then does so and shouts in pain, then [[AgonyOfTheFeet accidentally steps on Dev's foot]], causing him to feel pain too and decide that what's happening must therefore be real.
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* AllJustADream: In "First Responders to the Rescue," when the boy Dev is accidentally transported to the Toy Hospital, Stuffy tells him that he's still in his bedroom and he's just having a dream. Despite Stuffy sounding less than convincing, Dev buys it until Stuffy ruins by saying it won't hurt if he [[PinchMe [[DreamRealityCheck pinches himself]], then does so and shouts in pain, then [[AgonyOfTheFeet accidentally steps on Dev's foot]], causing him to feel pain too and decide that what's happening must therefore be real.
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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: During Season 3, the episodes "Bringing Home Baby", "Baby Names" and "Night Night Lala" all took place on one whole day and one night like [[MultiPartEpisode 3-part stories]].
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* FlatCharacter: Chilly. With him, it's pretty much always the hypochondriac shtick or worrying about melting. Really, the only time anything interesting happens with him is when he turns pink. It does get a bit better in later seasons.
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The second season started in mid-2013, and ended on Spring 2015. The third season started on Summer 2015, and ended on Spring 2016. The fourth season premieres officially on July 30, 2016, though the premiere has already been made available through Disney Junior's online/mobile service. The new season introduces a new concept to the show: [=McStuffinsville=] and a toy hospital in which Doc can help out not just the toys from her neighborhood, but toys from all around the world. Thanks to a [[http://www.whio.com/news/entertainment/why-adults-are-trying-keep-7-year-old-doc-mcstuffi/nrrzy/ celebrity campaign]] the series has been green-lit for a fifth season. The show is created by Chris Nee, and is the second Disney show to be created by a woman. As of September 2017, it has the distinction of being the longest running Disney Junior show in terms of total episodes since the network changed to that name from Playhouse Disney.
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The second season started in mid-2013, and ended on Spring 2015. The third season started on Summer 2015, and ended on Spring 2016. The fourth season premieres officially on July 30, 2016, though the premiere has already been made available through Disney Junior's online/mobile service. The new season introduces a new concept to the show: [=McStuffinsville=] and a toy hospital in which Doc can help out not just the toys from her neighborhood, but toys from all around the world. Thanks to a [[http://www.whio.com/news/entertainment/why-adults-are-trying-keep-7-year-old-doc-mcstuffi/nrrzy/ celebrity campaign]] the series has been green-lit for a fifth season. season, making it the first Disney show all together to [[BreakingOldTrends break the standard limit of]] [[FourIsDeath four seasons.]] The show is created by Chris Nee, and is the second Disney show to be created by a woman. As of September 2017, it has the distinction of being the longest running Disney Junior show in terms of total episodes since the network changed to that name from Playhouse Disney.
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** Stuffy also says this in "What a Quack" while he, Lambie and Chilly were going after a toy duck named Quackson who refuses to to come to the hospital after Lambie repeats his line "Follow that duck!".
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** Stuffy also says this in "What a Quack" while he, Lambie and Chilly were going chasing after a toy duck named Quackson who refuses to to come to the hospital after Lambie repeats his line "Follow that duck!".
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* HeroicBSOD: Lambie suffers one in "My Huggy Valentine" when she feels ignored by Doc after the latter spends a lot of time with Val.
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* HeroicBSOD: Lambie suffers one in "My Huggy Valentine" when she feels ignored by Doc after the latter spends a lot of time with Val.
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* ScaryScienceWords: In the episode "Doctoring the Doc", Doc tells Chilly he has "stuffed-belly-itis". He freaks out and nervously asks what that means, but she says it just means his belly is full of stuffing.
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* NewBabyEpisode: In "Bringing Home Baby", the [=McStuffins=] family adopts and brings home Cece the baby[[note]]Although it's not until "Baby Names" that she's named Cece[[/note]]. Lala the stuffed koala tries her best to make her feel welcome.
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* BigStormEpisode:
** "The Big Storm" in Season 2
** "First Responders to the Rescue" in Season 4
** "The Big Storm" in Season 2
** "First Responders to the Rescue" in Season 4
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* InjectionPlot: In "Busted Boomer", an anthropomorphic soccer ball named Boomer gets deflated. Doc says he has to get a shot to be reinflated, but he's AfraidOfNeedles. Doc and the toys help him overcome his fear. This episode is meant to teach kids about why it's important to get shots.
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* InjectionPlot: In "Busted Boomer", an anthropomorphic soccer ball named Boomer gets deflated. Doc says he has to get a shot to be reinflated, but he's AfraidOfNeedles. Doc and the other toys help him overcome his fear. This episode is meant to teach kids about why it's important to get shots.
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* BookEnds: Not counting the airing order of episode lists of the series, but in production order of episode lists, Season 4 begins and ends with episodes that 46 minutes long.
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* BookEnds: Not counting the airing order of episode lists of the series, but in production order of episode lists, Season 4 begins and ends with episodes that 46 minutes long.
** "A Pet for Everyone" begins with Doc, Hallie and Chilly watching Stuffy and Lambie playing with their pets, and near the end of the episode shows Doc and Chilly watching Stuffy, Lambie ''and'' Hallie playing with their pets.
** "A Pet for Everyone" begins with Doc, Hallie and Chilly watching Stuffy and Lambie playing with their pets, and near the end of the episode shows Doc and Chilly watching Stuffy, Lambie ''and'' Hallie playing with their pets.
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* ChristmasMiracle: Stuffy, Lambie, Hallie and Chilly sing a song titled this near the end of "The Doc [=McStuffins=] Christmas Special".
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* BackForTheFinale: After the Season 3 episode "The Scrapiest Dragon", Donny was absent for the entire Season 4. He returned in the third Season 5 (last season) episode "The Doc [=McStuffins=] Christmas Special".
** After the Season 3 episode "Going for Broke", Doc's clinic was absent for the entire Season 4. It returned in the eleventh Season 5 (last season) episode "Lost and Found".
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* TheBusCameBack: After the Season 3 episode "The Scrapiest Dragon", Donny was absent for the entire Season 4. He returned in the third Season 5 episode "The Doc [=McStuffins=] Christmas Special".
** After the Season 3 episode "Going for Broke", Doc's clinic was absent for the entire Season 4. It returned in the eleventh Season 5 episode "Lost and Found".
** After the Season 3 episode "Going for Broke", Doc's clinic was absent for the entire Season 4. It returned in the eleventh Season 5 episode "Lost and Found".
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%% * {{Adorkable}}: Stuffy the dragon. In spades.
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** "Birthday Party Emergency" for Tarantu-Lon's new toy owner
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* SuperheroEpisode:
** "Wrap it Up" shows Doc, Lambie, Stuffy, The Wicked King and Nyles playing superheroes.
** Especially episodes focusing on Awesome Guy like "Righty on Lefty" or "Awesome Guy's Awesome Arm".
** "Wrap it Up" shows Doc, Lambie, Stuffy, The Wicked King and Nyles playing superheroes.
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** Dee Bradley Baker voices most of the female pet toys including Bella the Poodle and Liv the Robot Dog.
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* HappyBirthdayToYou: In "Hallie's Happy Birthday", there was a song called "It's Your Birthday".
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* FirstDayOfSchoolEpisode: "First Day of Med School" where Stuffy, Lambie and Chilly first become Med Students.
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* MultiPartEpisode: Season 3 has "Stuffy & Squibbles" taking place right after "A Dragon's Best Friend". Also there's "Baby [=McStuffins=]", "Runaway Love" and "Hooty's Duty" where these episodes took place during the preparations of Maya's arrival. Also episodes "Bringing Home Baby", "Baby Names" and "Night Night, Lala" all took place on one whole day.
** Season 4 has episodes "First Day of Med School" where Stuffy, Lambie and Chilly first become Med Students and all got hospital coats, "Stuffy Gets His Scrubs" where Stuffy first got his hospital scrubs, "Night Shift" where Lambie first got her hospital scrubs and "Check-Up Chilly" where Chilly first got his hospital scrubs. All these episodes took place right after "Welcome to [=McStuffinsville=]".
** Season 4 has episodes "First Day of Med School" where Stuffy, Lambie and Chilly first become Med Students and all got hospital coats, "Stuffy Gets His Scrubs" where Stuffy first got his hospital scrubs, "Night Shift" where Lambie first got her hospital scrubs and "Check-Up Chilly" where Chilly first got his hospital scrubs. All these episodes took place right after "Welcome to [=McStuffinsville=]".
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** "The Best Therapy Pet Yet" ends with Hazel sleeping with Squibbles and Doc wheeling a sleeping Stuffy in the wheelchair out of Hazel's hospital room.
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* GoToSleepEnding: Episodes "Dark Knight, "Shark Style Toothache", "Professor Pancake" and "Let the Nightingale Sing" end with Doc and all her toys going to sleep.
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** "Night Night, Lala" also ends with Maya going to sleep with Lala.
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** Coleslaw the hamster in "Take Your Pet to the Vet"
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* IsThereADoctorInTheHouse: Stuffy says this in "Doctoring the Doc", "The Doctor Will See You Now" and "On Call Ball".
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''Doc [=McStuffins=]'' is a preschool-targeted CGI-animated children's series on [[Creator/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.
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''Doc [=McStuffins=]'' is a preschool-targeted CGI-animated children's series on [[Creator/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 Disney. However, it did not begin airing until Valentine's Day, 2012 with the premiere of the 24/7 Disney Junior network in the United States.
