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Duckman: Private Dick/Family Man, commonly known simply as Duckman, is an American adult animated sitcom created and developed by Everett Peck, based on the characters he created in his 1990 one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse Comics.
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Anivision and its parent Sunwoo Entertainment animated the series and was produced by Klasky Csupo and Reno & Osborn Productions for Paramount Television. It marks Klasky Csupo's second adult-oriented television series after the first three seasons of The Simpsons on the Fox Broadcasting Company. Years after it came out, Peck went on to create Squi...
Some quick Duckmancategories to take a gander at and start browsing. ...Maybe even help spruce up any corners that look less than ideal? 1. Duckman Episode Guide: A list of all 70 of Duckman's misadventures. 1. Duckman Character Guide: Duckman, and the people that put up with himhis pals! 2. Duckman Comic Book Guide: A guide to the Topps mini-serie...
We at the wiki ask that you keep information about the series finale in the articles to a minimum. All information on this episode should be kept to the episode's article, or Beatrice's article. Th...Add Pages: Don't see a page for a character or episode? Make one!Delete Wrong Information: Character study, speculation and analyses is fine, but if information on a page is just plain wrong, delete it. (e.g. episodes or characters that don't exist)Fix it Up: If you notice grammar or spelling mistakes, fix them!Here's some extra Duckman-related websites and affiliates! 1. Everett Peck's Home Page 2. Klasky Csupo Home Page 3. Paramount Home Page 4. USA Network Home Page 5. Everett Peck's Instagram 6. Series Writer Michael Markowitz's Twitter Page
Cornfed quickly recognizes that Duckman is living the plot of "Hamlet" with King as Claudius, Bernice as Gertrude and himself as Horatio. Duckman doesn't care; he must have his revenge. Robert Klein guest voices as Duckman's deceased Uncle Moe and Jeffrey Tambor voices Jacobs.
During Duckman's trial, his lawyer advises him to plead insanity. Duckman does so, but is instantly sentenced to a mental institution. The lawyer remarks, "Guess I should've seen that coming..." Ink-Suit Actor: Duckman's neighbor IS Ben Stein. Same goes for Art De Salvo AKA Gilbert Gottfried.
Duckman meets a comedian who is extremely politically correct but also completely unable to tell the most basic jokes. For some reason, everyone else in the world finds his unfunny jokes hilarious, while Duckman has real comedians talk to him about investigating why this is happening. Watch the episode if you're curious.
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Through a series of pointless questions and inane blabber, he drives King Chicken crazy and gets him to confess that the whole incident was an elaborate revenge ploy. Fluffy & Uranus finally growing a spine in order to kick Duckman out of their home, coinciding with a Precision F-Strike.
