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Duckman on USA

1994, TV Show

Episode Detail: Clip Job - Duckman

Media critic Medfly (voice of Ben Stiller) holds Duckman hostage to protest the sex and violence on Duckman's TV show. Other voices include Jason Alexander, Nancy Travis, Gregg Berger, Dweezil Zappa.

Episodes: Clip Job - Duckman - 72 total Episodes

Love, Anger, Kvetching!
Papa Oom Mow Mow
A Clear and Presidente Danger
Sperms of Endearment
My Feral Lady
Duckman
Days of Whining and Neurosis
It's the Thing of the Principal
A Room with a Bellevue
The Mallardian Candidate
Crime, Punishment, War, Peace, and the Idiot
American Dicks
Vuuck in Duck
Haunted Society
The Germ Turns
Psyche
In the Nam of the Father
Aged Heat
The Tami Show
Coolio Runnings
From Brad to Worse
Not So Easy Rider
Dammit, Hollywood
Where No Duckman Has Gone Before
Once and Future Duck
The Longest Weekend
Role with It
Married Alive
How to Suck in Business Without Really Trying
A Trophied Duck
Apocalypse Not
Gripes of Wrath
Bonfire of Panties
They Craved Duckman's Brain
Ajax and the Ajaxer
All About Elliot
Joking the Chicken
TV or Not to Be
Cellar Beware
I, Duckman
Pig Amok
I, Duckman
The Road to Dendron
The Color of Naught
One with Lisa Kudrow in a Small Role
A Star Is Abhorred
Grandma's Flatulent Adventures
About Face
Short, Plush, and Deadly
Kidney, Popsicle and Nuts
Exile in Guyville
Clip Job
Inherit Judgment, Dopes Trial
Gland of Opportunity
You've Come a Wrong Way, Baby
Cock-Tales for Four
Aged Heat and 2 Women in Heat
The Amazing Colossal Duckman
Ride the High School
Four Weddings Inconceivable
Research and Destroy
Bev Takes a Holiday
Hamlet 2: This Time It's Personal
Westward No!
The Noir Gang
Ebony Baby
Forbidden Fruit
Friends Like These
America the Beautiful
The Girls of Route Canal
A Civil War
Class Action

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Premiered: March 05, 1994, on USA

Rating: TV-PG

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Premise: Hit-and-miss cartoon satire about a splenetic private-eye duck who cracks cases with help from a levelheaded porcine sidekick, while raising three wildly dysfunctional children. Alternately witty and uncompromisingly crude, and featuring music composed by Frank Zappa, the series divided viewers but became a critics' favorite. Inspired by the Everett Peck comic.

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