The bonus features is the never-before-seen episode

the bonus features is the never-before-seen episode All the episodes are presented in 1.33:1 fullscreen and Dolby 2.0 Surround. Certain past DVDs have presented the show with 16:9 picture and Dolby Digital 5.1 sound. Disney must assume that the target audience for this won't care for or about that kind of experience. As a digital-to-digital product, everything is exactly how it should be. Colors are bright, the animation is clean, and the soundtrack is sufficiently lively. Sure, it stands to reason that someone buying this show on DVD expects it to look and sound its best. It's also possible that some of these episodes were produced in 1.33:1 and 2.0 sound, although the infallible Wikipedia claims it's produced in 16:9 hi-def and then wastefully cropped for airing in most countries.

First and most noteworthy among the bonus features is the never-before-seen episode "Mickey's Show and Tell" (24:02), which isn't scheduled to air until all the way in January 2011. Martian Mickey (a glowing green Mickey Mouse from Mars) visits and enlists Earth Mickey and others to retrieve his missing pet shapes, culminating with show and tell with shapes.Perceptive viewers (or listeners) will notice that this is one of the first episodes featuring Bret Iwan as the voice of Mickey Mouse (replacing Wayne Allwine, who passed away eighteen months ago), although the credits state otherwise.

Under the heading Game Time comes "Discovery Mode", offered on seemingly all the featured episodes, and chosen at random. There are two levels (one easier, one more challenging), both of which can be enjoyed as Active Play (using remote control) or Auto Play (just answering). With Active Play, you are pulled away from the show every few minutes for questions about colors and shapes that could take advantage of the Mickey Mote (which it hollowly implies you need). Auto Play still pulls you away from the show but to pointlessly tell (not ask) you things. There are even alternate versions within the same level and episode, should you really enjoy this way of playback.