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A possible one is in "Goofy's First Love", where according to Minnie, this wasn't the first time Mickey was playing around with her makeup.It might be a reference to a House of Mouse short where Mickey and Donald dressed as Minnie and Daisy respectively to carry out a Zany Scheme.The title of the cartoon could also be a Shout-Out to the song "Mickey's Monkey," by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, which was used as a Disney Channel DTV.Mickey swinging on the veins while hollering also refers to Tarzan.Mickey piloting a boat also refers to " Steamboat Willie".

Mickey pilots a boat down the river, which is based on the Disney Theme Parks attraction, the Jungle Cruise."Mickey Monkey", which aired on his 86th birthday, has a few:.It's also a reference to Trans World Airlines (TWA), whose nearly-identical logo appeared on the fuselage of the Moonliner at Disneyland's Rocket to the Moon attraction, on which Mickey's rocket is based. TVA is the abbreviation of (Disney) Television Animation, the studio that made this very short. In "Space Walkies", Mickey's rocket has the letters TVA on it.When deciding which outfit she wants to wear, Minnie briefly changes into her outfit from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and declares it too young.

In "Eau De Minnie", the old Mickey Mouse theme song "Minnie's Yoo-Hoo" is heard throughout the short.

It is subverted, however, as in the episode "Fire Escape" as neither Mickey nor Goofy are actually firemen here, nor is there any real fire danger here.

Two early Mickey cartoons "The Fire Fighters" and "Mickey's Fire Brigade" might be viewed as this, with Mickey (and Goofy in the latter cartoon) trying to stop a fire in a building.

In "The Adorable Couple", Goofy, Horace and Clarabelle performing in a band is reminiscent to " The Band Concert".

In "Sleepwalkin", Goofy dreaming that he's an athlete harkens back to his sport-themed shorts from the 1940s.