Walt Disney's Donald Duck Beach Party #5

When Donald Duck pulls a mysterious emerald from a surf-fishing line, he unwittingly sets off a chain of events that brings Uncle Scrooge’s oceanic experiments into the spotlight—and Black Pete, with his hulking sidekick Hulk, right to the sandy shore. Now, with the boys in tow and a treasure hunt brewing, the beach becomes a battleground of wits and waves.

Goofy picks up a movie camera and heads to the desert with Mickey to shoot some nature footage—only to accidentally capture what looks like a flying saucer on film. When they return to the desert, their adventure takes a surprising turn as they stumble into a scheme involving a gang of bank robbers.

Li'l Davy and Little Hiawatha race to stop the tribe from launching a warpath after Big Chief is tricked into trading their furs for the promise of goods from the next wagon train. With time running out and tempers flaring, the young scouts must find a way to prove the trader’s deceit—before the whole village is drawn into a conflict they never asked for.

When Pinocchio flees from Foulfellow and Gideon, he ducks into the Seven Dwarfs’ cottage and swaps clothes with Dopey to hide. But when Dopey returns for his forgotten lunch, the pursuers mistake him for the puppet and haul him off to Stromboli—setting off a chaotic mix-up that’s as clever as it is comically tense.

When Morty and Ferdie take Pluto to the set of the action-packed "Strongbark" TV show, the dog is crushed by the star's effortless stunts—until his friends step in with a clever plan to restore his confidence. With a little help from some behind-the-scenes chaos and a cameo from Mickey Mouse’s nephews, Pluto might just find his own kind of hero moment.

Tramp takes Scamp on a trip to a farm to burn off his boundless energy, but the young pup’s city smarts don’t quite prepare him for country ways—especially when a sly fox tries to trick him. With a little help from Donald Duck and the nephews, Scamp learns a few hard lessons about farm life, all while trying to keep up with the real animals.