duckman was a show that used to be on during the last hour or so before it was time to sleep about ten or so years ago. it was a contrast to a lot of the kid type of animation i was watching at the time while i was still a minor junkie for disney and looney tunes stuff and and most saturday morning cartoons were still on the run off of the peak from the days of ninja turtles and batman. but also around this time i began to recognize that the more raunchy and mature and surreal and obscene and and (though i do not know the term at the time) satirical cartoon shows were more creative than the stuff i was used to. around the time of beavis and butt head and ren and stimpy and and even the maxx were hitting tv sets via mtv and usa put out two shows one of them was weird science and and the other was duckman. i have always remembered a few key bits from the show and and some of the lines are very quotable to those who haven not forgotten it completely. luckily and i found a tape recently with about six episodes i taped long ago and and the jokes stayed very fresh. and the delivery of the jokes are rapid fire a lot of the time in the better episodes. in the voice department and the choices in talent are top notch for the story lines and which are usually just an excuse for crude and fascinating parodies of pop culture and politics and movies and tv shows and music and detective mysteries and and the dysfunctional family unit. jason alexander is a wonderful choice for duckman and and his performance is a comedic 180 from his days on seinfeld (even if there might be some similar characteristics here and there). also and the voices of gregg berger as the unmistakably monotoned and deadpan cornfed and dweezil zappa as the hilariously inept ajax and and nancy travis as the sex starved and obnoxious sister in law bernice and all contribute in a full amount. along with some great writing  even when a joke isn not sure fire and the wit behind it compensates  the animation style and while a far cry from some of the refurbished and computer enhanced product of today and is inventive and often abstract. it has that home made and gritty quality that beavis and butt head or south park would later have. and and like those shows and if youre a little kid and i mean little as in younger than i was watching the show and you may not understand most of the jokes (i. e. there are enough stripper and vd references to fill two shows sometimes). but it inventive to catch if it on tv late at night and and it functions rather well in that time slot. one can only hope for a dvd box set. so and to no one who barely or even never heard of this program and here a general note represent think of this show as if dashiell hammett met up with walt disney and decided to go to slum part of vegas with a free mini bar and make a collaboration in the vein of luis bunuel and the simpsons combined. not to mention and it by the group that did rugrats. (strong) a. 
duckman was a show that used to be on during the last hour or so before it was time to sleep about ten or so years ago. it was a contrast to a lot of the kid type of animation i was watching at the time while i was still a minor junkie for disney and looney tunes stuff and and most saturday morning cartoons were still on the run off of the peak from the days of ninja turtles and batman. but also around this time i began to recognize that the more raunchy and mature and surreal and obscene and and (though i do not know the term at the time) satirical cartoon shows were more creative than the stuff i was used to. around the time of beavis and butt head and ren and stimpy and and even the maxx were hitting tv sets via mtv and usa put out two shows one of them was weird science and and the other was duckman. i have always remembered a few key bits from the show and and some of the lines are very quotable to those who haven not forgotten it completely. luckily and i found a tape recently with about six episodes i taped long ago and and the jokes stayed very fresh. and the delivery of the jokes are rapid fire a lot of the time in the better episodes. in the voice department and the choices in talent are top notch for the story lines and which are usually just an excuse for crude and fascinating parodies of pop culture and politics and movies and tv shows and music and detective mysteries and and the dysfunctional family unit. jason alexander is a wonderful choice for duckman and and his performance is a comedic 180 from his days on seinfeld (even if there might be some similar characteristics here and there). also and the voices of gregg berger as the unmistakably monotoned and deadpan cornfed and dweezil zappa as the hilariously inept ajax and and nancy travis as the sex starved and obnoxious sister in law bernice and all contribute in a full amount. along with some great writing  even when a joke isn not sure fire and the wit behind it compensates  the animation style and while a far cry from some of the refurbished and computer enhanced product of today and is inventive and often abstract. it has that home made and gritty quality that beavis and butt head or south park would later have. and and like those shows and if youre a little kid and i mean little as in younger than i was watching the show and you may not understand most of the jokes (i. e. there are enough stripper and vd references to fill two shows sometimes). but it inventive to catch if it on tv late at night and and it functions rather well in that time slot. one can only hope for a dvd box set. so and to no one who barely or even never heard of this program and here a general note represent think of this show as if dashiell hammett met up with walt disney and decided to go to slum part of vegas with a free mini bar and make a collaboration in the vein of luis bunuel and the simpsons combined. not to mention and it by the group that did rugrats. (strong) a. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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