I, Duckman

Season 1, Episode 1, Aired
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We are introduced to Duckman, who's ignored by his family and feels under appreciated, he is searching for something to be remembered by. The agency receives a package that contains a bomb that goes of in the office. Duckman is happy someone cared enough to try and kill him so he visits the sender in prison. Only that suspect also receives a package. 'moreless
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      • This is the only episode where Duckman gets Mambo's name right, and on the first try. Edit
      • Music by Frank Zappa included in this episode: Porn Wars Edit
      • No director was credited for this episode. Also the episode was dedicated as follows: Dedicated with fond memories to Frank Zappa. Edit
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      • Cornfed: I'd dream I fell & hurt my head my head on a fishbowl, hurt myself just bad enough to work graveyard shift at a convenience store. A group of Hari Krishnas always came in at 4am and bought 16 gallons of Mr. Slushi and a package of banana flavored Ding Dongs, then the Swedish Bikini Team jumped out of a magazine and read Moby Dick to me inside a giant carton of cottage cheese. Why? I'd ask myself, what could it mean? Am I mad or is the world just a mystery to complex to understand? Edit
      • Cornfed: No one else could have created the family you did... I mean that in a good way. Edit
      • Ajax: Is it possible to love a sandwich so much you don't want to eat it, cause then it'll be gone? Edit
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      • Isaac Asimov: The title of this episode is a parody of the Isaac Asimov novel, I, Robot. Edit
      • Duckman's home movies parody, in order, the Mickey Mouse cartoon "Steamboat Willie", Popeye, Yogi Bear, and The Simpsons. Edit
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