Duckman: Vuuck, as in Duck

Episode score 9.1 Superb

Vuuck, as in Duck

  • 58.
  • Season: 4
  • Episode: 16
  • First Aired: 5/3/1997
  • Prod Code: 4460

EPISODE OVERVIEW

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Duckman inherits a minor league baseball team as the dying wish of the owner who is trying to keep the team from hands of a banker. To boost attendance he stages a series of stunts, that humiliate and scare the players into quitting. He "hires" nine super-models to take their place and they are an instant success. Cornfed teaches them the fundamentals of baseball and they become a great team. The banker institutes a scheme to prevent the supermodels from winning the big game and Cornfed discovers his other scheme on the Internet in the newsgroup alt.villians.greedy-schemes.
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Writers:
Dave FinkelBrett Baer
Director:
Jeff McGrath
Stars:
Gregg Berger (voice of Willibald Feivel Cornfed (Cornfed Pig))
Pat Musick (Voice of Fluffy & Uranus / Voice of Charles [ episodes 50 - 70 ])
Dana Hill (Voice of Charles [ episodes 1 - 49 ])
Dweezil Zappa (Voice of Ajax)
Nancy Travis (Voice of Aunt Bernice Florence Hufnagel / Beatrice / Beverly Glenn Hufnagel [ episodes 54 - 70 ]/ Grandma-ma (Sophia) [ episode)
E. G. Daily (Voice of Mambo)
Jason Alexander (Voice of Eric Tiberius Duckman, Voice of Himself [ episode #48 only ])
Recurring Role:
Tim Curry (Voice of Simon Desmond (not King Chicken!))
Guest Star:
Maureen McGovern (Voice of Ajax singing The National Anthem)
Tom Kane (Voice of Gene Vuuck)
Kathy Ireland (Voice of Unknown)
Chick Hearn (Voice of Himself)
Nicole Eggert (Voice of Unknown)
Jill Goodacre (Voice of Unknown)
Alison Moir (Voice of Unknown)
  • Writer/producer Michael Markowitz notes:

    Here's a "DYN" for you: In "Vuuck as in Duck," the chronology is all messed up, since there are two "arriving for the big game" scenes. Sometimes, reality and consistency are completely unimportant concepts. Of course, the folks at alt.tv.simpsons would have noticed this right away and called for the show's cancellation as a result.
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  • The title is a reference to the late Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck's autobiography "Veeck as in Wreck." Cornfed is seen eating a hot-dog; could that be considered some sort of cannibalism? Then again, most hot dogs might not have any sort of pork products in them. edit »
Show Score 8.7 superb
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