History WesternAnimation / DocMcStuffins

* PieInTheFace: In "Toy Hospital: Welcome to [=McStuffinsville=]," Stanley gets pied by his own trap that he set. He then gets ice cream on the head because it was set to "pie a la mode."

* CrossdressingVoices:
** Penny Possum's babies were all three voiced by one girl.
** Louie the toy phone was voiced by Georgie Kidder.
** Pandora and Snuggs were voiced by female actresses Ashley Edner & Deedee Magno Hall.
** Dee Bradley Baker voices most of the female pet toys including Bella the Poodle and Liv the Robot Dog.

** One episode is called [[WesternAnimation/{{Bonkers}} "Awesome Possums".]]

** In "Smitten With a Kitten," Chilly suggests that the reason a toy kitten isn't able to talk is because a [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 sea witch stole her voice]].

** "The Big Sleepover", "Willow's Wonky Whiskers", "Get-Well Gus Gets Well", "Lambie Stuffy Switcharoo", "The Emergency Plan" and "The Doc [=McStuffins=] Christmas Special" were the only six episodes that didn't use any of original songs.

** Squeakers dosen't appear for the 5th and final season.

** Squeakers only appears in two episodes of the last two seasons as a background character while nobody acknowledge his presence.

** Also, Bronty acts like one of those 6 year olds that are wired on orange sodas. You know, kinda hooked on energy drinks. And he is even more of a Keet than Stuffy is, which is saying something.

* LicensedGame: three games for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple iOS devices]] was released[[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/doc-mcstuffins-time-for-your/id640941236?mt=8]]. Also, three (one game and two e-books) for the Creator/LeapFrog [=LeapPad=] and [=Leapster=] Explorer toys and one for the V-Tech [=InnoTab=] and [=MobiGo=] toys, plus a video for the [=InnoTab=].

* SliceOfLife: A show about a six year old and her day to day life as a toy repair lady, [[MagicalRealism toys magically brought alive]] through a magical MacGuffin not withstanding.

* BareYourMidriff: Doc's warm weather outfit.

In August 2022, Disney released a new special, ''The Doc is 10'', about Doc [=McStuffins=]'s 10th birthday and featuring footage of real children.

* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Hallie gets this in "Big Head Hallie", after finding out she's part of a toy line based on a popular cartoon character.

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, 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.

* AbsenteeActor: Doc, Stuffy and Lambie were the only characters to appear in every episode.
** Chilly was absent for 13 episodes: "Knight Time", "Run Down Race Car", "Tea Party Tantrum", "Blast Off!", "Arcade Escapade", "Stuck Up", "All Washed Up", "Wrap It Up", "Get Set to Get Wet", "To Squeak, or Not to Squeak", "Brontosaurus Breath", "Don't Knock the Noggin" and "Slip N' Slide".
** Hallie was absent for 6 episodes: "Arcade Escapade", "Stuck Up", "Get Set to Get Wet", "To Squeak, or Not to Squeak", "Don't Knock the Noggin" and "The Doctor Will See You Now".
** In ''The Doc Files'', Lambie was missing from "Ronda's Run Down Rotors", Stuffy was missing from "Hippo's Rip", Hallie was missing from "Gustov Gator's Gulp", "Chilly Willies", "Boppy's Boo Boo", "Mr. Chomps' Chompers" and "Ronda's Run Down Rotors", and Chilly was missing from "The Lamb's Exam", "Gustov Gator's Gulp" and Mr. Chomps' Chompers"

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: While there are only a few main characters, there have been over 100 toy characters on the show, many of which have appeared more than once. Some of the ones that aren't official regulars that are most likely to be seen include Bronty, the Wicked King (Percy), Sir Kirby, Professor Hootsburg and Squibbles.

* AfraidOfNeedles: Boomer the soccer ball hates being filled up because he's afraid of the pump. The scenario works out suspiciously similar to a kid being afraid of a hypodermic needle, but that's probably the intended effect anyways. In the book version, ''Boomer Gets His Bounce Back'', Boomer specifically states that he's scared of needles and Doc tells him that she's always scared when he has to get a shot with a needle from her doctor, but her mother comes and helps her feel brave.

* ActingForTwo: In-universe with the episode "Big Headed Hallie", Hallie decides to play all the roles of the gang's "Save the princess from the dragon" game.

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

%%* FiveManBand:
** TheHeroine: Doc [=McStuffins=] (also TheMedic)
** TheLancer: Stuffy
** TheSmartGirl: Hallie
** TheBigGuy: Chilly
** TheChick: Lambie

%% * FunnyForeigner: Kiko The ActionGirl action figure toy from Japan.

* 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.