Larryb posted:

Pretty sure we've seen his face in other media (he's a dog with a mustache but I don't remember if his real name is ever given), but whether this series will continue down that route remains to be seen.

Larryb posted:

More info:

https://www.etonline.com/stephanie-beatriz-and-james-monroe-iglehart-drop-by-ducktales-darkwing-episode-first-look-exclusive

Everyone posted:

Also "Tremble before the terrible might of friendship!" will never not be awesome. I love Webby so much.

cant cook creole bream posted:

As a devout ancient Greek, I take offense from that.

ikanreed posted:

Also young Donald singing death metal in the 60s(and various other musical anachronisms)

Rappaport posted:

Omobono posted:

That's the only time he did something like this.

But understandably Matilda and Hortense went back to Duckburg horrified. Scrooge wanted to follow and patch up, because he realised he had crossed a line, but a business opportunity sprang up. Well, what's a short detour, can't lose an opportunity.
20 something years later and he's finally back at the Bin for the first time. He is a changed duck, both for the better (nothing even close to crimes against humanity) and the worse (no sisters around to keep him grounded and remind him of WHY he's so obsessed with riches).
Family and employees throw a surprise party upon his return because he just became the richest duck in the world.

Scrooge loses his poo poo because of course he does, parties cost money.
Hortense loses hers, because that's no loving way to treat his sisters, and their kids, that he didn't see for decades. And that was that until another two decades and something when on a whim Scrooge invited Donald and the triplets to his villa for a laugh, and Donald actually impressed him.

Larryb posted:

I forget, was Della (or a variant thereof) in the comics or was she a creation of the show?

Warden posted:

One of my favourite shorter stories (which came out years before Inception) has Beagle Boys steal an invention from Gyro to enter Scrooge's dreams/memories to get the code to Money Bin's security system from Scrooge's dream version, but things go sideways in a hilarious and touching fashion. Donald goes after them to get them out of the dream, and in the Klondike-era dream Scrooge beats the hell out of last Beagle Boy with zero effort and manages to relive one of his of most regretted memories with Glondie, but this time he gets it right.

Warden posted:

The Nordics absolutely adored him and every time he was here there lines around city blocks for signings.

DTaeKim posted:

Bradford's line to Scrooge near the climax is legitametly one of the darkest lines I've heard in a TV series.