Season 1 – DuckTales

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Stephen C @bob25009 Sep 23, 2025 65 funny episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Originally aired on American Broadcasting Company (ABC) and streaming on Disney+!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All ages admitted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Nick S @NickSpecter Sep 13, 2024 Entertaining enough to have playing in the background while working. Riddled with omissions, errors and some lazy writing but overall good. I don't have nostalgia over it as I didn't watch it as a kid but I appreciate seeing more background on these characters that I met through Lorcana and the Miki Maus comic books from my youth. So many episodes too! Could have been 2-3 seasons not 1. See more Apr 18, 2019 This show is the best show made by Disney! See more Apr 16, 2019 Very entertaining from Disney See more Mar 26, 2019 This is an amazing show. Great characters and quality. The Ducktales universe is one that should be more exploited in animation. See more Dec 10, 2018 Honestly one of the worst reboots I've watched thus far in the 2010s It's problems though boil down to three main points 1- Bland or Annoying Characters 2- Overelience on Nostalgia and References 3- Too much cynicism about the more interesting ideas The characters I put first because we deal with them the most. The triplets Huey Dewey and Louey were supposedly written to be relatable but come across as slightly more cynical and bitchy versions of their Quackpack versions. The originals may have been all the same but these guys remind of snarky hipsters that Pooh Pooh you for not finding their "ironic" humor funny. Scourge is...decent (Well voiced by David Tennet) but isn't as interesting as the original's version. Donald kinda comes in occasionally. Mrs Beakly is every Butch lady as a duck (yaaaawn) and finally we get to the worst bastardization of a character Webbigail. Webby in this is an endurance test of a female character. She's mildly interesting for two seconds but shows her true Mary Sue colors quick. She overcomes any obstacle quickly, makes friends instantly (Despite being an overly sheltered loner), can do anything because she read on it, gets a love interest and seems to always be called a good feminist character rather than a weak Mary Sue that the writers were too chicken to give actual flaws too. Ok moving on before I make Pate out of a fictional duck The writing is painful for anyone looking for cleverness or a good story. The jokes if they are not cliches or hipster cyncism are always References to better media. They don't stick to Disney or well known stuff either. They have references to anything from The Warriors to My Little Pony grimdark fan fiction (How many nonbronies would pick that up ?!) It's just pathetic how talented writers are wasting it shoving in as many refrences to try to get brownie points from a wide demographic . Finally the Afformentioned cynicism Look I can like mean spiritedness I can like no messages or cold humor but this just goes overboard with it. There's no warmth to the writing it just feels like a bunch of tropes being ironically shoved in . There's no passion just a very meh attitude with the way the plots unfold. It's sad honestly how phoned in it feels I can't reccomend such a waste of potiental I'd say skip See more Read all reviews

DuckTales — Season 1

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