DuckTales Parody

[Uncle Remus]

I found this on YouTube. It was created by a group called collegehumor:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3KRQSpORW0&NR=1

[Escapay]

That was priceless.

albert

[jimdotbeep]

Basically what they are doing is making fun of a cartoon for not useing real life physics. Dosn't make much sense if you stop and think about it. Also why is it considered so funny to kill off a children's charecters in modern paradies?

[Escapay]

Um...I just thought it was funny because of the whole "real-life physics" thing. I wasn't even concerned about "kill off a children's charecters in modern paradies".

What's your feelings towards Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Real-life meets cartoons and there's some non-real-physics going on for both live-action and toons.

albert

[disneyboy20022]

That was funny...but I am still a fan of Ducktales....but I have to admit that is funny if you like seeing Family guy do Star wars or perhaps if there was a parody on Star Trek based on South Park

South Park Presents

South Trekkkk....

Oh No they killed scottie (being played by kenny) Now who is going to beam us up? - moment before question Spock (played by insert south park character here) has a mental breakdown and Kirk (the guy who is wearing the beanie hat) goes to give Spock his disturbing Space Balls monthly subscription where he sees a very disturbing picture: A picture entitled Making Jabba the Hut and Spock springs back to life and uses the force and his Vulcan powers to for no good reason bring scottie back to life....though once they revive Scottie he's like Where's My Ewoks gone wild digital data disc and by the time they find it which was in the possession of McCoy they forgot they were suppose to beam up an important figure in the Star Trek universe.....William Shatner who ended up being eaten by a very hungry a Part Rancor/Wookie Creature/Vulcan/Klingon.....

and they never found out who originally killed Scottie (kenny) (but they think it was Commander Riker from the future who had no apparent reason to kill Scottie other than be a jerk....

Then Yoda comes in a says May the Force Prosper Live within Ye Long along with Captain Picard who says....Life Free and Die Hard


okay back to the regular topic...what was it......waiting for the sequel of if its true Scrooge gave half of his fortune to......Launchpad who invested in the stock of Darkwing Duck merchandise.....or was it really Duckworth the Butler???

[Wonderlicious]

That really was an absolute disgrace. It's worse when that indecent hippy Barack Obama was sworn in as president of the United States of America (though not half as bad as when Janet flashed her boobs at the Superbowl back in 2004)! First of all, it was badly drawn and animated. Disney ought to sue the collegehumour channel on YouTube just on the grounds of that! And it was cruel and violent. It's not fair to go spoiling good, family entertainment with horrid blood and guts and unhappy endings. They just did it as they have something against Disney. People ought to leave Disney alone. They're not that evil!











































Btw, I'm having you all on. It was quite funny.

[goofystitch]

That was hilarious and fitting because I just ordered Ducktales Volume 3 from Disney Movie Club.

[SpringHeelJack]

There was a REALLY hilarious NSFW Duck Tales theme on YouTube once which was acted out by people in costumes involving Webby, a Beagle Boy, and a webcam. It's since been taken down, sadly, but even if it were, I don't think I could post it here. It might make jimdotbeep's head explode.

[Uncle Remus]

Actually, that parody is still on YouTube. It's called "(Alternate) DuckTales TV Intro" by Fatalfarm. The parody is really offensive. Viewer discretion is advised.

[SpringHeelJack]

TIS?!?! That's great! The one I favorited was deleted. I can't wait to see it again.

[pap64]

That was funny, but not in a 'OMFG ROTFLMAO' way. It does make me wonder... If Scrooge dies, who is getting all of that money?

[Elladorine]

Apparently Scrooge left his fortune to Huey, Dewey, and Louie (poor Donald)!



And he actually died in 1967 at the age of 100 (according to duck artist, Don Rosa), but there's never been an explanation of what happened.



Source.

So does this video finally explain the answer we duck fans have been asking about for ages?

[pap64]

Wow, that's very surreal, enigmawing.

I also wonder if Scrooge would be greedy enough to not give anyone a penny.

He was a huge penny pincher, but he also loved his family.

I say he divides his fortune and gives part to Huey Louie and Dewey, Launchpad, Duckworth, Mrs. Beakley, Webbygail and Gyro since all contributed to his adventures. Poor Donald gets nothing .

[SpringHeelJack]

Wow, Daisy aged horribly. So does this mean that everything involving Scrooge post '67 has been the desperate imaginations of his lonely family?

[Super Aurora]

Here's another hilarious parody of the intro if you have a warped sense of humor.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmpAx8Z5z40

[SpringHeelJack]

Yeah, that's the one Uncle Remus and I were talking about a few posts up.

[milojthatch]

I'm still waiting for Vol. 4 on DVD!

[Kossage]

It's amusing. However, both Barks and Rosa have given vague explanations for Scrooge's unique skill:

Barks (from Only a Poor Old Man)

Rosa (from Chapter 11 of The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck)

[pap64]

Isn't it funny that a dark parody video inspired this discussion of physic in the cartoon world? XD

[BelleGirl]

Imagine... Donald's nephews all grown up and Donald and Daisy in old age. It's kind of spooky, for we are so used to the perpetual youth of cartoon figures, but I like to see such a thing once in a while. Is the picture from Don Rosa from a comic of his or is this just a 'loose' picture?