It's Friday! Here's some Duckman. Excellent series which ran from 1994 to 1997. Created by Everett Peck.
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4 comments:
Oh my gosh! Duckman. I watched that show so much as a kid. That and that show with the guy with the lawnmower blad in his head (don't remember the name of it).
Ah Duckman, great stuff. And criminally unavailable on (legitimate) DVD. I wrote an email to Everett Peck once saying that this was a terrible shame and he wrote back saying yes it was, please complain to Paramount (I think it was Paramount - whoever owned the rights anyway). So I did. But it didn't do any good. Bah!
I never watched this but it seems fun !
dragonhead, remember the episode with the etch-a-sketch where god writes the answer to everything on it, but the first thing Duckman does with it is shake it? Superb.
Dave, you're right, it is criminal that this hasn't been released on DVD. There is an online petition to get these released on DVD.
Glazy, it's fried gold.
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