SuperSongbird21 He might be able to pull off a good portrayal of Scrooge McDuck in the reboot of Ducktales, but I know he will never top Alan Young's performances. It's like Mark Hamill's portrayal of the Joker from "Batman: the Animated Series". There have been other actors attempting recreate his signature performance, Troy Baker most significantly, but they never capture Hamill's formula entirely. Don't get wrong. Troy Baker did a great job voicing the Joker in "Batman: Arkham Origins" and "Batman: Assault on Arkham", he just won't top Hamill's portrayal. However, back to the subject at hand, if David Tennant was able to give a splendid performance as the Fugitoid from the Nickelodeon reboot of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", (which I highly recommend you watch it), then he should be able to pull off a good portrayal of Scrooge McDuck in the Ducktales reboot. We'll just have to wait and see.
I think it was a mistake leaving out Donald from Duck Tales. He really hasn't had his own platform since Walt was alive. Goofy has Goof Troop and A Goofy Movie. Mickey at least has the Epic Mickey series. Donald really has nothing.
Another awesome DuckTales fact: There was a crossover between DuckTales and Darkwing Duck in comic book form. At one point in the story, Launchpad actually convinces Darkwing that Scrooge is trustworthy enough to know his secret identity.
2 - Actualy, Scrooge is more like a friggin' Chuck Norris, if you read his "life and times of Scrooge McDuck", you will understand. 7 - Actualy his nemesis is a Böer, a descendant of Dutch colonizers at South Africa, so he is more Dutch than African, despite the obviously Scottish name. 9 - The color of Scrooge's coins changed throughout the years, mostly the artist's preferences. Don Rosa, for instance, was much more detailist, so he used silver, copper and even stacks of bills. But others used Golden coins, barrels, chests and even added a bulldozer atop the mounds of coins. (yup, he is so rich he can drive a bulldozer over his money) 21 - Scrooge's greed fluctuated among his life, when he was young, he pursued more adventure then money, even refusing the purchase of a copper mine that would make him a milionaire to save his clan's castle in scotland. But after he earned his first 1mil and started building his vault, he became much greedier. After dismissing his entire family, he fell into depression, and gave up everything. He was pretty much saved by his nefews who brought him back to tracks and became much more like the show. 29 - Now thats really not paying attention. Since Disney's universes have several species of animals, its not odd the fact Scrooge polished the shoe of a dog character, and like Goofy and the beagle boys, those wear shoes. 73 - Donald's Sister, Dumbella can also be seen as a child alongside er brother donald in Vol. 2 of "Life and times of Scrooge McDuck", Donald and Dumbela are Twins. 86 - Scrooge McDuck speaks with a heavy SCOTTISH accent. he was bornt in Glasgow.
I love Ducktales! I have fond memories of watching it on Toon Disney when I was a kid. But what's funny is that when I went to the state Junior Beta club conference with my middle school out of nowhere they blasted the Ducktales opening over the loud speakers! (And this was in 2010 nearly 20 years after the show ended!) That was a fun moment in an otherwise HORRIBLE trip.
Fun fact: according to Forbes.com, if Scrooge McDuck was a real person, he would have a net worth of $65.4 Billion, making him the third wealthiest man on Earth. I was kind of hoping you guys would mention that...
I started watching the 2017 DuckTales because David Tennant voiced Scrooge... but the DuckTales series is barely about Scrooge, it's more about Donald's nephews. I love the updated theme song though!
It's been a while and I was very young at the time but I too was a big a fan of both the cartoon and comics (especially the one about the chickens with the square eggs). For #21 in the list, I remember Scrooge being very greedy early in the cartoon but his priorities were slowly changed as the innocence of the children took a toll on him. The episode about the Golden Rule really set him further from his old ways. A great list and I'm really looking to forward watching the reboot with my nephews and nieces.
Fact #40 -- "Duck Tales" was the 1st American cartoon aired on Soviet TV after the Cold War... And that it true -- I grew up on this cartoon and it will always be in my heart! I was at the age of 5 when I saw the 1st episode and I fell in love with it immediately!
I'll add a 108 fact. At an early stage of developing the theme song, they wanted to drop the woo hoo. It seems like utter madness now, but back then the Disney execs thought it strayed to far from the brand they were trying to build.
I completely forgot about this show. I liked how Disney did spin offs of characters from different shows/movies/comics. Like with the Jungle Book, the spinoff was Tale Spin and with the Lion King the spin off was Timon & Pumba
David Tennant (Doctor Who, Jessica Jones): Scrooge McDuck David Pundi (Community): Huey Ben Schwartz (Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Parks and Recreation, The Force Awakens): Dewey Bobby Moynihan (Saturday Night Live, We Bare Bears, Nature Cat, The Secret Life of Pets, Albert): Louie Beck Bennett (SNL, Sing): Launchpad McQuack Kate Micucci (Steven Universe, Be Cool Scooby Doo): Webby Vanderquack Toks Olagundoye (Steven Universe, Pickle and Peanut): Mrs. Beakley Tony Anselmo: Donald Duck
Really enjoy your 107 Fact episodes...Please do episodes on the all time cartoon greats of the 1980's: He-Man, G.I. Joe, Thundercats and TRANSFORMERS! Please!!!!
Flintheart Glomgold was voiced by Hal Smith from the Andy Griffith show. Not Ed Asner. He also voiced Gyro Gearloose in the show. He voiced lots of other cartoon characters during his career as well.
9:30 Really? Call me ignorant, but last time I checked, Glongold was played by the late Hal Smith, a.k.a. the voice of Owl until his death in the early 90's.
Does anyone else think about the Family Guy scene where Peter tried to dive into a giant pile of coins like Scrooge McDuck and a bunch of his bones break and snap out of his body on impact?
I was turning 1 when this show ended in spring 1990. But looking back I just never really got into it as a kid when they played it during the Disney Afternoon. At least the theme song is part of our generation and I like it. lol. I used to love watching Talespin and Gummi Bears and Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck when Disney Afternoon was popular in 1991-1992. Am I lame if I don't feel the need to re-watch DuckTales like most of my generation? When we first went to Disney World in early 1992 we saw the live Disney Afternoon stage show in Duckberg at the Magic Kingdom and I kind of remember it, not just from seeing pictures. And yeah I know Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers really aired on Saturday mornings and I remember watching it during breakfast on the old 13 inch black and white TV in our kitchen, but they must have replayed the new episodes during DA.
Oh right, I remember something: For goodness sake Disney, release the rest of the Ducktales and Darkwing Duck episodes on Dvd/Blu-Ray!! For that matter, release the rest of the Disney afternoon AND the Muppet Show! What's taking so long?!
About fact 22: In Germany we have the bad habit of make new dubbing. So they made after a couple of years a new dubbing, where scrooge has a new voice, you can recognise it easily by the theme song in German (the lyrics are pretty stupid, it will be mentioned Mickey and Goofy). I found a website about the new dubbing of Disney cartoons with petition to keep the initial sound track of Ariel, the little mermaid and other movies, where they tried to modernize the sound by other voice actors, other lyrics, other dialogues... Some movies were not touched. Robin Hood with Peter Ustinov in the German version too for example.
Following its departure from The Disney Afternoon, DuckTales still played in syndicated reruns (but not part of the Disney Afternoon) moved to Saturday morning syndication on the local stations of ABC, NBC, and CBS from late 1992 and remained in syndicated reruns to the fall of 1995. Reruns of the series come to Disney Channel in October 2, 1995 to October 27, 2000, where it was at first part of a new two-hour programming block called "Block Party" that aired on weekday late afternoons, with it returning to syndication between 1997 and 1999. While airing on Disney Channel, on April 19, 1997, it returned to the air when DuckTales reruns began airing on ABC's "Animal Broadcasting Company" Saturday Morning block, up until August 30, 1997, as a midseason filler for Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles. It even returned to syndication in September 1, 1997 to 1999. It started airing on Toon Disney in September 1999, with an 7-hour marathon followed by an airing the movie DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp.
I remember the ducktales movie. We still have a copy. My mom has a recording on cassette of me watching it. I was born in august of 1990 and she said that was my first cartoon and the first movie I ever watched.
The Beagle Boys all have their inmate numbers on their shirts and use the numbers 1-6-7 in various combinations to tell them apart. Scrooge McDuck was drawn by Carl Barks then Don Rosa and his raising of a sunken boat with ping pong balls was tested on a episode of MythBusters which proved a success....
I almost cried when I was told how to distinguish Euey, Gewey and Pouie from the color of clothes they sport.. "Woot!" Huey is Red, Dewey is blue and Louie is green.."Cheers!"
is it only me or does the concept of duck tales share a creepy similarity to froot loops commercials... "a bird and his three nephews search for treasure "
I think it would be cool now that Ducktales is getting a reboot that Gargoyles would get a reboot. I would like to see the same dark feel but a new cool art style.
I like DuckTales. It first premiered in syndicated in 1987 on my FOX owned and operated st,ation. Then it later became a part of the Disney Afternoon block, from 1990 until 1992. After the show departed from The Disney Afternoon, it was still rerunning in syndicated reruns on many markets until 1995. The same year, it was rerun for a time on DIsney Channel in 1995 to 2000, then it moved to ABC Saturday Morning on their "Animal Broadcast Company" block in 1997, and in that same year, it even was syndicated again when it returned to my Fox station where lasted until 1999. Then it was lastly aired on Toon Disney in 1999, with an 7-hour marathon follwoed by an airing of the movie DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990). It was rerun on the channel from 1999 to 2004 and again in 2007.
RIP, Alan Young. No one else could voice Scrooge McDuck like you.
The reboot's cast David Tennant as Uncle Scrooge. I think he could pull it off, he's a good actor.
SuperSongbird21
He might be able to pull off a good portrayal of Scrooge McDuck in the reboot of Ducktales, but I know he will never top Alan Young's performances. It's like Mark Hamill's portrayal of the Joker from "Batman: the Animated Series". There have been other actors attempting recreate his signature performance, Troy Baker most significantly, but they never capture Hamill's formula entirely. Don't get wrong. Troy Baker did a great job voicing the Joker in "Batman: Arkham Origins" and "Batman: Assault on Arkham", he just won't top Hamill's portrayal. However, back to the subject at hand, if David Tennant was able to give a splendid performance as the Fugitoid from the Nickelodeon reboot of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", (which I highly recommend you watch it), then he should be able to pull off a good portrayal of Scrooge McDuck in the Ducktales reboot. We'll just have to wait and see.
Victor Hernandez Alen Young is dead? =0 =(
Victor Hernandez David tennant can
SuperSongbird21 Alan will be proud
I think it was a mistake leaving out Donald from Duck Tales. He really hasn't had his own platform since Walt was alive. Goofy has Goof Troop and A Goofy Movie. Mickey at least has the Epic Mickey series. Donald really has nothing.
Rebecca StarButterfly Unfortunately not. My family and I are Satan worshipers.
Depends, he does have his own comic which is massively popular, at least it is in the Netherlands haha
+horrorjunkie92 he has Quack Pack
There was an episode or two that he was in on Ducktales.
k hub jbh lj
Another awesome DuckTales fact: There was a crossover between DuckTales and Darkwing Duck in comic book form. At one point in the story, Launchpad actually convinces Darkwing that Scrooge is trustworthy enough to know his secret identity.
I had that comic! It was Aweosme!
2 - Actualy, Scrooge is more like a friggin' Chuck Norris, if you read his "life and times of Scrooge McDuck", you will understand.
7 - Actualy his nemesis is a Böer, a descendant of Dutch colonizers at South Africa, so he is more Dutch than African, despite the obviously Scottish name.
9 - The color of Scrooge's coins changed throughout the years, mostly the artist's preferences. Don Rosa, for instance, was much more detailist, so he used silver, copper and even stacks of bills. But others used Golden coins, barrels, chests and even added a bulldozer atop the mounds of coins. (yup, he is so rich he can drive a bulldozer over his money)
21 - Scrooge's greed fluctuated among his life, when he was young, he pursued more adventure then money, even refusing the purchase of a copper mine that would make him a milionaire to save his clan's castle in scotland. But after he earned his first 1mil and started building his vault, he became much greedier. After dismissing his entire family, he fell into depression, and gave up everything. He was pretty much saved by his nefews who brought him back to tracks and became much more like the show.
29 - Now thats really not paying attention. Since Disney's universes have several species of animals, its not odd the fact Scrooge polished the shoe of a dog character, and like Goofy and the beagle boys, those wear shoes.
73 - Donald's Sister, Dumbella can also be seen as a child alongside er brother donald in Vol. 2 of "Life and times of Scrooge McDuck", Donald and Dumbela are Twins.
86 - Scrooge McDuck speaks with a heavy SCOTTISH accent. he was bornt in Glasgow.
where do you get water, "Well, Actually"
What's the craziest "DuckTales" episode you can remember?
Dragon Ball Z
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO 107 FACTS
DEATH NOTE!!!!!
I want u to do 107 facts on my ass. I'm kidding. I want 107 facts on robot chicken.
Plz Zelda
I never got to see ducktales so thanks
I love Ducktales! I have fond memories of watching it on Toon Disney when I was a kid. But what's funny is that when I went to the state Junior Beta club conference with my middle school out of nowhere they blasted the Ducktales opening over the loud speakers! (And this was in 2010 nearly 20 years after the show ended!) That was a fun moment in an otherwise HORRIBLE trip.
Fun fact: according to Forbes.com, if Scrooge McDuck was a real person, he would have a net worth of $65.4 Billion, making him the third wealthiest man on Earth.
I was kind of hoping you guys would mention that...
like they could have replaced one of those different titles with that fact.
Is he really called Scrooge in English.Like the christmass story
In Dutch his name is Dagobert Duck.
+Nick Groenen Yes. His first appearance was based on "A Christmas Carol" in a 1947 comic as mentioned in the video.
And I would be 100% okay with that
+Rebeckai Naziya ssaahrt&dffre
I started watching the 2017 DuckTales because David Tennant voiced Scrooge... but the DuckTales series is barely about Scrooge, it's more about Donald's nephews. I love the updated theme song though!
it would be great if they adapt "the life and times of scrooge mcduck" comics into a tv series. Oh how great would it be
*crying* oh yes!!
I always wanted to make a movie adaption on it, but it is hard enough to work or not on Act Of God.
Yeah, I think a movie adaption would be better..
or a TV movie
Abbey Bominable
The creator of the reboot is actually gonna add easter eggs from it and story line at the same time
Let's hope they add Darkwing Duck cameos
I love all the Indiana Jones references in this show. I was thoroughly surprised though that Indiana Jones had elements inspired from the comics.
It's been a while and I was very young at the time but I too was a big a fan of both the cartoon and comics (especially the one about the chickens with the square eggs). For #21 in the list, I remember Scrooge being very greedy early in the cartoon but his priorities were slowly changed as the innocence of the children took a toll on him. The episode about the Golden Rule really set him further from his old ways.
A great list and I'm really looking to forward watching the reboot with my nephews and nieces.
Fact #40 -- "Duck Tales" was the 1st American cartoon aired on Soviet TV after the Cold War... And that it true -- I grew up on this cartoon and it will always be in my heart! I was at the age of 5 when I saw the 1st episode and I fell in love with it immediately!
Dare I say? The Ducktales 2017 reboot will be even better then the original?
107 facts about Ducktales 2017
I kind of agree. It seems to be adding a lot more depth to the characters than the original.
Yes? It’s your opinion
it is in my mind it has della duck
I agree, and say that it is.
63: "Launchpad flew his plan[sic] over the Pacific Ocean and never returned..."
Nice one.
107 on my life as a teenage robot
+emma negron Omg YESSS!!!! PLEASEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
+emma negron Ooo, I should really rewatch that! It's been too long!
+emma negron YES
that's Good
I think that's a great idea
I'll add a 108 fact. At an early stage of developing the theme song, they wanted to drop the woo hoo. It seems like utter madness now, but back then the Disney execs thought it strayed to far from the brand they were trying to build.
107 Facts about Darkwing Duck next please!
nice grammar
+AkumaTh1 who are you? Master Yoda?
Yes I am.
I agree!
Coming to this video now is so interesting with what’s happened now! The reboot was wonderful.
107 facts about TaleSpin
107 facts about Recess
107 facts about The Rescuers
107 facts about Space Jam
Space jam
talespin
+Bubba Doo I vote for space jam
Recess!
+Bubba Doo Recesssss
#108: In an (official) Dutch comic series, Della's name is still Dumbella. In an anniversary title, she's also confirmed to still be alive
I completely forgot about this show. I liked how Disney did spin offs of characters from different shows/movies/comics. Like with the Jungle Book, the spinoff was Tale Spin and with the Lion King the spin off was Timon & Pumba
I would love if they made series of "The Life and Times of Scrooge Mcduck"
I was surprised when you guys failed to mention Goldie, Uncle Scrooge's secret sweetheart.
Hell yeah, bringing back ducktales!
I would love to see 107 facts with either Garfield and Friends or The Garfield Show. Or both.
Johnny is is actually kind of funny I wish you would do more of the 107 facts videos
Ducktales 1987 and 2017 are both excellent. 😀👍🦆
David Tennant (Doctor Who, Jessica Jones): Scrooge McDuck
David Pundi (Community): Huey
Ben Schwartz (Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Parks and Recreation, The Force Awakens): Dewey
Bobby Moynihan (Saturday Night Live, We Bare Bears, Nature Cat, The Secret Life of Pets, Albert): Louie
Beck Bennett (SNL, Sing): Launchpad McQuack
Kate Micucci (Steven Universe, Be Cool Scooby Doo): Webby Vanderquack
Toks Olagundoye (Steven Universe, Pickle and Peanut): Mrs. Beakley
Tony Anselmo: Donald Duck
107 facts about Ren and Stimpy
107 facts about Rocko´s Modern Life
107 facts about Beavis and Butt-head
+Martin Felice yae any of those three
Rocko's Modern Life!!
no!
Full Voice Actor List
Russi Taylor: Huey, Dewey and Louie, Webby Vanderquack - Alan Young: Scrooge McDuck - Terry McGovern: Launchpad McQuack, Babyface Beagle - Joan Gerber: Mrs. Beakly, Goldie O'Gilt, Webwa Walters - Hal Smith: Gyro Gearloose, Flintheart Glomgold - June Foray: Magica de Spell, Ma Beagle, Multiple Females - Peter Cullen: Bankjob Beagle, Admiral Grimitz - Frank Welker: Baggy Beagle, Bigtime Beagle, Poe, Bubba the Cave Duck, Multiple Males - Chuck McCann: Butler Duckworth, Bouncer Beagle, Burger Beagle, Multiple Males - Brain Cummings: Bugle Beagle, Doofus Drake - Tony Anselmo: Donald Duck - Corey Burton: Ludwig Von Drake - Rob Paulsen: Gladstone Gander - Tress MacNeille: Mrs. Feathersby, Oprah Webfeet, Multiple Females - Will Ryan: Pete - Hamilton Camp: Gizmo Duck - Miriam Flynn: Gandra Dee - Kathleen Freeman: Mrs. Crackshell - Gino Conforti: Benzino Gasolini - Richard Libertini: Dijon - Alan Oppenheimer: Colonel DuBark - Donald Messick: Scrooge's Father - Rip Taylor: A Genie (The Lost Lamp) - Christopher Lloyd: Merlock (THe Lost Lamp) - Jim Cummings: Multiple Males - Michael Bell: Multiple Males - Charlie Adler: Multiple Males - BJ Ward: Multiple Females - Pat Musick: Multiple Females - Patrick Pinney: Multiple Males
107 Facts about King of the Hill
Please
Yes yes yes please
Yes
Yes!
YES
one of the best shows of my childhood
For those of you that don't know, Alan Young died on May 19, 2016
Khalid Henry it's not 2016 anymore
Yeah it is 2020 a sad year
107 Facts on DarkWing Duck!
Also:
107 Facts on TALESPIN!
Really enjoy your 107 Fact episodes...Please do episodes on the all time cartoon greats of the 1980's: He-Man, G.I. Joe, Thundercats and TRANSFORMERS! Please!!!!
Thank you for doing this, loved this show when I was a kid.
Im not expecting anyone too care, but isnt 0:36 a Don Rosa comic? As a big fan of the duck universe, im officially triggered.
Molkie I also care. i love Don Rosas comics.
It is. It's from the Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck.
Well worth the notice. 👍🏽
Also fact 21 at 3:43
*triggrdd*
Give Tim a raise for his great work
107 facts about Kids Next Door please!
they have that already
YES! DuckTales is COMING BACK! SO HAPPY!
Love This Channel.... U Gotta Do Inspector Gadget
Who else was happy that they FINALLY decided to do 107 facts about Dragon Ball
Tim's name backwards is Mit
When you say Mit really fast it sounds like Matt.
He looks a lot like Matt Smith.
Tim is The Doctor.
+Zenith LOL
107 facts on DarkWing Duck would be so awesome
Do 107 facts about Animaniacs.
Flintheart Glomgold was voiced by Hal Smith from the Andy Griffith show. Not Ed Asner. He also voiced Gyro Gearloose in the show. He voiced lots of other cartoon characters during his career as well.
107 Facts about Danny Phantom
I'd love to see a 107 facts about Darkwing Duck!
9:30 Really? Call me ignorant, but last time I checked, Glongold was played by the late Hal Smith, a.k.a. the voice of Owl until his death in the early 90's.
+joinmarch76 And a fantastic voice he did for the role. Video is definitely incorrect, no idea where he got that info.
Lupin the Third While true on both sides, I must ask, which role? Owl or Glongold?
+joinmarch76 Glomgold. His Owl was fine too but I was never all that fond of the W-t-P IP, even as a kid.
Eh, to each their own, I guess. Though you can't deny...Paul Winchell rocked as Tigger!
Well, there are quite a few errors and inadequac(k)ies to the "facts" in this list so I'm not surprised that they messed that one up.
I would really love to see a '107 facts about Star vs the forces of evil' episode so much. Especially now that the first season is over
107 facts on Kim Possible!
Ed Asner only voiced Glomgold in a few episodes, his usual voice was Hal Smith.
"The previous fact is actually just a rumor."
Trivia : in Italy Scrooge is called 'Paperone', Big Duck, which has become a colloquial term to call very rich people in Italy.
Please do a 107 facts for Danny Phantom one day! 💜
A cubic acre might just be my new favourite thing!
Does anyone else think about the Family Guy scene where Peter tried to dive into a giant pile of coins like Scrooge McDuck and a bunch of his bones break and snap out of his body on impact?
KSound Kaiju I know he is stupid
I was turning 1 when this show ended in spring 1990. But looking back I just never really got into it as a kid when they played it during the Disney Afternoon. At least the theme song is part of our generation and I like it. lol. I used to love watching Talespin and Gummi Bears and Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck when Disney Afternoon was popular in 1991-1992. Am I lame if I don't feel the need to re-watch DuckTales like most of my generation?
When we first went to Disney World in early 1992 we saw the live Disney Afternoon stage show in Duckberg at the Magic Kingdom and I kind of remember it, not just from seeing pictures.
And yeah I know Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers really aired on Saturday mornings and I remember watching it during breakfast on the old 13 inch black and white TV in our kitchen, but they must have replayed the new episodes during DA.
107 facts about tmnt
I was ONE DAY late to realize the remastered game celebrated it's anniversary!
107 facts about Ed, Edd, and Eddy!!!
GIVE TIM A RAISE ALREADY
AND YOU SHOULD DO GARGOYLES
I LOVED THAT SHOW
Scrooge isn't 75 in DuckTales he's only about 60 according to the episode The Sweet Duck of Youth, where he has about 60 candles on his birthday cake.
I just learned something new. :-)
Did you know?
In the Netherlands, most of the ducks can be found on twitter. Scrooge McDuck actually does have a twitter
Can you make 107 facts about Zelda PLEASE
Add a period at the end.
daaaaaaaaaaaaaang this has been the works for THAT long!
107 facts about Looney toons
Yah or Space Jam!
hell yeaj
+Carmine Crincoli Daffy is my favorite character
+Jackdadrawer Hell no.
+Jackdadrawer Hell no.
Oh right, I remember something: For goodness sake Disney, release the rest of the Ducktales and Darkwing Duck episodes on Dvd/Blu-Ray!! For that matter, release the rest of the Disney afternoon AND the Muppet Show! What's taking so long?!
107 facts on chip dale rescue Rangers
When you don't have enough facts so you make an individual fact for what the title is translated too in every language
im so happy i bought all the seasons of ducktales im 35 and still luv ducktales.
This is still a classic .So anyone would like this
14:51 Oh my goodness that looks really dope
Plz do Sword Art Online plz😀
Thank you if you do
Or Doctor Who or Fairy Tail or Blue Exorcist
+Luxia Luna
Yesss!
+Luxia Luna or hetalia I love that anime
Yeah!
I don't think they do episodes on chinese cartoons.
I thought I was a true fan, but I didn't know a lot of these. Thanks for filling me in!
Please have "Johny Curssuric" be the narrator more often, he's beast at it! (Sorry if I miss spelled his name)
107 facts about:
- Ninjago
- TMNT (Any of the cartoons or movies)
- Pac-Man
- Mario Bros.
- Mixels
- Regular Show
(Sorry for my weird suggestions xD)
Duck tales is getting a new show
I don't think so .I know the reboot of the show will come back
It is .I'm shocked when I watched the trailer for it
107 Facts about CHANNEL FREDERATOR!
About fact 22: In Germany we have the bad habit of make new dubbing. So they made after a couple of years a new dubbing, where scrooge has a new voice, you can recognise it easily by the theme song in German (the lyrics are pretty stupid, it will be mentioned Mickey and Goofy).
I found a website about the new dubbing of Disney cartoons with petition to keep the initial sound track of Ariel, the little mermaid and other movies, where they tried to modernize the sound by other voice actors, other lyrics, other dialogues...
Some movies were not touched. Robin Hood with Peter Ustinov in the German version too for example.
107 about big hero six
Now that you guys have done this, how about a 107 Facts about Darkwing Duck?
107 Asdfmovie facts.
*****
Yes m8.
+kerired11 then again they did gta and fnaf
+prince spade “shalour the lucario” of shuigong That's another branch of Frederator, and that branch only does video games.
they do movies and TV shows because youtube vids r easier to find and aren't that interesting .
oh and games too
Im only 13, but i remember going to the library and checking out the DuckTale VHS tapes. Ah, those were the good old days.
How come the family tree is in Polish? ......or at least some sort of Slavic language?
+Mark G And I never thought being a Polack would come in handy.
+Mark G The comics the show is based on were crazy popular in Europe so it doesn't surprise me they got a bunch of extra knowledge.
You should do a 107 facts about Danny Phantom, Ben 10, Generator Rex, and the Astro boy TV series.
YAY FINALLY!!! I HAVE A PURPOSE TO WATCH TV AGAIN!!
Following its departure from The Disney Afternoon, DuckTales still played in syndicated reruns (but not part of the Disney Afternoon) moved to Saturday morning syndication on the local stations of ABC, NBC, and CBS from late 1992 and remained in syndicated reruns to the fall of 1995. Reruns of the series come to Disney Channel in October 2, 1995 to October 27, 2000, where it was at first part of a new two-hour programming block called "Block Party" that aired on weekday late afternoons, with it returning to syndication between 1997 and 1999. While airing on Disney Channel, on April 19, 1997, it returned to the air when DuckTales reruns began airing on ABC's "Animal Broadcasting Company" Saturday Morning block, up until August 30, 1997, as a midseason filler for Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles. It even returned to syndication in September 1, 1997 to 1999. It started airing on Toon Disney in September 1999, with an 7-hour marathon followed by an airing the movie DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp.
I remember the ducktales movie. We still have a copy. My mom has a recording on cassette of me watching it. I was born in august of 1990 and she said that was my first cartoon and the first movie I ever watched.
10:00 - Launchpad flew his PLAN? Shouldn't it be PLANE?! ;)
The Beagle Boys all have their inmate numbers on their shirts and use the numbers 1-6-7 in various combinations to tell them apart. Scrooge McDuck was drawn by Carl Barks then Don Rosa and his raising of a sunken boat with ping pong balls was tested on a episode of MythBusters which proved a success....
I almost cried when I was told how to distinguish Euey, Gewey and Pouie from the color of clothes they sport.. "Woot!" Huey is Red, Dewey is blue and Louie is green.."Cheers!"
Ya know with the reboot comming it'd 🐝 great for a part 2
KACSAMESÉK GENERÁCIÓ
You should do 107 facts about Darkwing Duck!
ah Carl Barks and Don Rosa my two favorite comic artists
5:05 are overshoes, pulled over the regular shoes, to make them winter compatible. A kind of coat for the feet.
is it only me or does the concept of duck tales share a creepy similarity to froot loops commercials... "a bird and his three nephews search for treasure "
I think it would be cool now that Ducktales is getting a reboot that Gargoyles would get a reboot. I would like to see the same dark feel but a new cool art style.
My favorite part was the incidental advertising for Tremors 5 on the Wikipedia screen cap.
I like DuckTales. It first premiered in syndicated in 1987 on my FOX owned and operated st,ation. Then it later became a part of the Disney Afternoon block, from 1990 until 1992. After the show departed from The Disney Afternoon, it was still rerunning in syndicated reruns on many markets until 1995. The same year, it was rerun for a time on DIsney Channel in 1995 to 2000, then it moved to ABC Saturday Morning on their "Animal Broadcast Company" block in 1997, and in that same year, it even was syndicated again when it returned to my Fox station where lasted until 1999. Then it was lastly aired on Toon Disney in 1999, with an 7-hour marathon follwoed by an airing of the movie DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990). It was rerun on the channel from 1999 to 2004 and again in 2007.