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Ducktales (2017) |OT| Solving a mystery while resetting history!
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We have episode titles and synopsis for the first two episodes of Season 2:
Saturday, Oct. 20
Original Series - Season Two Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Most Dangerous Game ... Night"
(7:30 - 8:00 A.M. EDT)
Saturday, Oct. 27
-- SPECIAL HALLOWEEN EPISODE --
Original Series - Series Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Depths of Cousin Fethry!"
(7:30 - 8:00 A.M. EST)
Saturday, Oct. 20
Original Series - Season Two Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Most Dangerous Game ... Night"
(7:30 - 8:00 A.M. EDT)
A game night is anything but relaxing as the family faces shrink rays, a barbaric civilization and an unhealthy level of competitiveness.
Saturday, Oct. 27
-- SPECIAL HALLOWEEN EPISODE --
Original Series - Series Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Depths of Cousin Fethry!"
(7:30 - 8:00 A.M. EST)
Huey and Dewey are led on an adventure by their distant Uncle Fethry, who takes them to the depths of Scrooge's deep-sea laboratory.
*Tom Kenny ("SpongeBob SquarePants") guest stars as Uncle Fethry.
*Tom Kenny ("SpongeBob SquarePants") guest stars as Uncle Fethry.
Shrink Rays
It'll probably air multiple times in the day like before. The press release only lists the premiere time.
I am pretty sure half of the cast of this show is they being incredibly luck with "i know this person will NEVER accept to be in this show but can we AT LEAST ask X?"
There's still time, but yeah. There wasn't even a panel at NYCC.
I was really expecting a season trailer or something =/
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final reminder that one day separates us from a brand new episode
here's a promo that was released earlier in the week, it's no proper S2 trailer though
and here's... something else entirely, a compilation of stopmotion shorts that were being released earlier in the month:
here's a promo that was released earlier in the week, it's no proper S2 trailer though
and here's... something else entirely, a compilation of stopmotion shorts that were being released earlier in the month:
Gangway! New November episode synopsii, fresh off the press site.
Saturday, Nov. 3
Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Ballad of Duke Baloney!"
(7:30 – 8:00 A.M. EDT)
Saturday, Nov. 10
Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Town Where Everyone Was Nice!"
(7:30 – 8:00 A.M. EST)
Saturday, Nov. 17
Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "Storkules in Duckburg!"
(7:30 – 8:00 A.M. EST)
They also uploaded a screenshot from next Saturday's episode:
Sooooo, are we going to continue with this thread or was someone interested in cobbling up a new OT for Season 2?
Saturday, Nov. 3
Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Ballad of Duke Baloney!"
(7:30 – 8:00 A.M. EDT)
After his disappearance, Glomgold resurfaces as anything but his ever-scheming self, while Webby and Louie try to uncover the truth behind who is Duke Baloney.
Saturday, Nov. 10
Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "The Town Where Everyone Was Nice!"
(7:30 – 8:00 A.M. EST)
Donald reunites with his band, The Three Caballeros, while the family takes in the sites of a Brazilian town with a dark secret.
*Bernardo de Paula ("Rio 2") and Arturo del Puerto ("Fear the Walking Dead") guest star as José de Carioca and Panchito Pistoles, respectively.
*Bernardo de Paula ("Rio 2") and Arturo del Puerto ("Fear the Walking Dead") guest star as José de Carioca and Panchito Pistoles, respectively.
Saturday, Nov. 17
Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel
DuckTales "Storkules in Duckburg!"
(7:30 – 8:00 A.M. EST)
Louie recruits Storkules for his professional monster extermination business, while Storkules faces his greatest challenge: being Donald's roommate.
They also uploaded a screenshot from next Saturday's episode:
Sooooo, are we going to continue with this thread or was someone interested in cobbling up a new OT for Season 2?
One joke that most people would miss, is one of the spaces on the Scroogeopoly board is named "Barks Place". (Carl Barks.)
Subtle. :3
Subtle. :3
The Most Dangerous Game... Night!
Opening changed to replace big Little Helper in the comic panels with Gizmoduck, and replaced the big Beagle Boy in the villain shot with Magica. Neat.
I really didn't like Louie in this episode, which brought it down a ton. Didn't like any of the nephews here, really; I'd say Dewey and Webby's interactions were good because of Webby more than Dewey. I did like the bits with Louie explaining why he was nervous about adventures, but I also feel like that reason didn't gel much with his complaints earlier.
This episode continues a problem I've had with season one, where the adventures are treated flippantly, so it's hard to justify any real weight being placed on others. The Barks and Rosa comics made each new location feel wondrous and mystical, but when the characters don't care, it's hard for the audience to.
It was kind of weird how they went with a colonialism theme with Gyro's adventure, making it seem like they were making a point out of it, but then they really didn't.
Launchpad remains great, and Beakley and Ducksworth avoiding the games were fun too.
Speaking of games, I was expecting something much more from that. Scrooge has pretty boring taste in games.
There were good moments, but overall, this episode wasn't to my taste. Plus, was this even meant to be the season premiere? I would have thought they'd have a bigger event.
Opening changed to replace big Little Helper in the comic panels with Gizmoduck, and replaced the big Beagle Boy in the villain shot with Magica. Neat.
I really didn't like Louie in this episode, which brought it down a ton. Didn't like any of the nephews here, really; I'd say Dewey and Webby's interactions were good because of Webby more than Dewey. I did like the bits with Louie explaining why he was nervous about adventures, but I also feel like that reason didn't gel much with his complaints earlier.
This episode continues a problem I've had with season one, where the adventures are treated flippantly, so it's hard to justify any real weight being placed on others. The Barks and Rosa comics made each new location feel wondrous and mystical, but when the characters don't care, it's hard for the audience to.
It was kind of weird how they went with a colonialism theme with Gyro's adventure, making it seem like they were making a point out of it, but then they really didn't.
Launchpad remains great, and Beakley and Ducksworth avoiding the games were fun too.
Speaking of games, I was expecting something much more from that. Scrooge has pretty boring taste in games.
There were good moments, but overall, this episode wasn't to my taste. Plus, was this even meant to be the season premiere? I would have thought they'd have a bigger event.
It was an okay episode, but really didn't seem like a season premiere. I wonder if they'll acknowledge what happened last season in the next few episodes.
I really liked that they spent some time looking at Louie and what he can contribute to the group. His attitude towards adventuring kind of reminded me of Donald in his fear of people getting hurt. This version of Gyro is still one of my favorite changes from the original series. I am glad to that he might be more involved in the show as it goes on.
They did in the premiere. Huey and Louie briefly discussed their Mom and the fact that she went into space. Louie's arc this episode was a direct result of the revelations from the past few episodes.
Yeah, you're right. I'm an idiot and completely forgot how last season ended.
Given he's been with Scrooge for the majority of his career, he knows how things can go south when Scrooge becomes competitive.
Fairly late reminder that a new episode airs tomorrow morning @ 7:30AM
Saturday, Oct. 27
DuckTales "The Depths of Cousin Fethry!"
(7:30 - 8:00 A.M. EST)
Huey and Dewey are led on an adventure by their distant Uncle Fethry, who takes them to the depths of Scrooge's deep-sea laboratory.
also, a single screenshot has been shared for next week's episode:
Saturday, Oct. 27
DuckTales "The Depths of Cousin Fethry!"
(7:30 - 8:00 A.M. EST)
Huey and Dewey are led on an adventure by their distant Uncle Fethry, who takes them to the depths of Scrooge's deep-sea laboratory.
also, a single screenshot has been shared for next week's episode:
Alrighty episode, really just nothing remarkable to comment about. (okay Donald chirping in explosions constantly did make me lol)
I did rewatch older episodes on disney xd today. First episode still makes me lol.
I did rewatch older episodes on disney xd today. First episode still makes me lol.
The Depths of Cousin Fethry!
I liked this episode more than the previous one. Fun setting, big monsters, and the show presents these with the proper awe. Not a great episode, to be clear, but I enjoyed it.
This is Fethry's first appearance in animation, right? He seems fun enough.
I liked this episode more than the previous one. Fun setting, big monsters, and the show presents these with the proper awe. Not a great episode, to be clear, but I enjoyed it.
This is Fethry's first appearance in animation, right? He seems fun enough.
To the best of my knowledge, this is also the first time he appeared in a American-produced cartoon, given his origins of being one of the most popular European (especially Italian) comic book characters, despite being an American invention. (Dick Kinney and Al Hubbard are Fethry's creators.)
It's funny that he mentioned that the underwater base was build and established in 1964, which is a reference to the character's first appearance in the Italian comic Topolino.
Given the last joke had a reference to one of Launchpad's girlfriends in the 80's series, I wonder if this mermaid is another reference.
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Kinney and Hubbard were his creators but the production was all for international markets, those stories were not meant to be published in US and I am not sure if even now all of them were published.
Fethry is huge here too (Brazil) as Peninha, but was even more in the 80s/90s. He had a twice per month comic magazine back then.
Clip of the Caballeros episode is up. I like the designs but Jose seems super stiff. Maybe it's just me.
https://twitter.com/nosomosnonos/status/1058393098764587009?s=21
https://twitter.com/nosomosnonos/status/1058393098764587009?s=21
José (plese, "Zé") sounds fine to me (I am Brazilian) but I hoped they would updated his outfit. He is still on the 40s outfit that was created for the original movie (which makes no sense on a tropical country) and he have like 6 decades of his comics here, with different designs over time.
And a plus, they got his accent right, the spelling of "os patinhos" (the little ducks) was perfect.
Which did not change much over time (it is a sailor outfit after all). While Zé Carioca dropped that suite in the 60s here, using different shirts as years passed.
It is now blue with a red bowtie
and here is a pretty recent comic with the classic outfit
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