Minnie Toons

It's a good show but each episode is only 3 minutes and then there is a minute and a half of credits on each episode. A little excessive to me.

Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck are wonderful female role models for young children to look up to

There is no redeeming value here. After watching incredible and smart shows for children with our toddler (Bluey, for example), this horror of a show is cringe-worthy. Too frantic. The characters are all seemingly imbeciles. Nothing educational or heartwarming. Painful.

Oh my.... I am at a loss of words at how disappointed and frustrated I am with this show and disney plus. After hearing mulan is gonna cost $40 to get on top of disney subscription I am getting a liiittle annoyed. My daughter loves Minnies bowtoons unfortunately but disney decided to make every episode under THREE minutes and the credits are almost as long as the episode. It's horrible for parents. You literally have to fast forward past the credits after every episode EVERY THREE MINUTES. For the love of God do yourself a favor and don't let your kids watch this or they'll be crying their eyes out waiting for you to fast forward past the credits over and over and over again. Holy moly when I started writing this post I started an episode and it ended before I finished typing. Also... Mickey mouse clubhouse is so educational and multi dimensional.... But minnies bowtoons only promotes basic themes like friendship and minimal feminine problem solving..😔🙄😤 please disney this is so so...SO sad.

My 2 year old has found this and loves it. I find it to be over bearing. The situations are too ridiculous to be funny in a 3 minute vingnette and the characters are sad replicas of the originals. Especially Daisy Duck, who is made out to be a buffoon in most episodes...same with Clarabelle Cow. Plus, as an added pain. The foreign credits at the end of each episode are almost as long as the cartoon itself. 3 minutes to watch, then fast forward through another 2 minutes to get to the end and start the next episode. Parents, learn to tune this one out if your kids do like it.