Three Blind Mouseketeers

"Three Blind Mouseketeers" combines elements of "Three Blind Mice" and The Three Musketeers into a slim but pleasing diversion. Instead of an old farmer's wife, it's a big fat cat dubbed Captain Katt that they do battle with.

This one tends to lean heavily on sight-gags and physical humor to tell its story, which is incredibly slight. In fact, there's not much to this cartoon. But it does have a few good jokes. Like a late night raid which sees the three mice manage to escape or evade all of the traps laid out for them, or when they proclaim "All for one and one for all!" before being caught by Captain Katt and screaming out "Every man for himself!" It's nothing terribly new or original, but it's just cutesy enough to be entertaining and watchable.