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Dewey Duck

Dew-man, Dewnut, Dewdrop, Dewis, Dewdiddly, Deweenie, Dewmeister, Dr Prankenstein (by his brothers)

### Relations

Donald Duck (maternal uncle)
Huey Duck (triplet brother)
Louie Duck (triplet brother)

## Character information

### Voiced by

Pamela Adlon

**Dewey Duck** is one of the main protagonists in *Quack Pack*. He is the middle child out of the triplets and they live under the guidance of their Uncle Donald Duck.

## Appearance

He wears a blue T-shirt and a white & blue striped Baseball shirt over it + blue shorts. His hairstyle is a bit more messy compared to his brothers hairstyles and in different frames it looks like he has a middle part.

## Personality

Dewey is the brain of the group and very curious. He loves to think of new ideas and ways to have fun, has interest in scientific subjects and also has a voracious appetite for sweets. He is usually the most level-headed out of the three boys. Even though the trio love practical jokes, Dewey is the main practical joker and considers himself a master prankster. It is his good knowledge of technology that make him an impressive prankster such as his understanding of projectors to create ghosts and fog machines to create a more spooky atmosphere. However just like in other versions he hates being confused with his brothers and seeks to be his own person. There even is a whole episode about how he wants to have some privacy and space since he feels annoyed and *"crowded"* by his brothers (Ducklaration of Independence).
Agent X

File:Placeholder**Agent X** is a character and antagonist in *Quack Pack*. She is a feminine and arrogant robot assassin working for an unnamed criminal organization.

## Appearance

Agent X has two metal spikes protruding at the back of her head. She has an slim build, which fits perfectly with the disguise. In place of where her eyes should be, a visor spans across her face.

## Powers and abilities

* Speed: Agent X's speed is unmatched. When she was chasing Huey, she had no problem catching up to the fleeing duck.
* Strength: Agent X is capable of lifting a fully-grown man.
* Aim: Having very good aim, Agent X was able to almost shoot Huey's mind control device of his head.
* Hypnosis immunity: Due to her not being human, the mind control device has no affect on her.
* Gadgets: Agent X had an arsenal of gadgets at her disposal. ◾Buzzsaw hand: She can swap her right hand for a buzzsaw.
* Blaster: Agent X's hand can turn into a Megaman-style gun.
* Built-in Booster: Integrated inside her back is a powerful rocket booster.
* Sword/Lance: She can change her hand into a very pointy, lance-like sword.
* Ray gun: Agent X has a ray gun that is revealed when a panel on her head opens
* Metal polisher: Though not a weapon, Agent X uses this gadget only once.
* Distance Calculation: Her visor can measure the distance of a chosen target.

### Weakness

When exposed to water, Agent X, being a steel robot, rusts as seen in "Heavy Dental" when Dewey duck fires a very powerful blast of water at her. When she exposes her true form, their are occasional voice changes, causing them to be related to mood swings in some way. She is also naïve, being tricked by to hold a cake with dynamite integrated inside.
Antoinette

File:Placeholder**Antoinette** is a female alligator from the episode "Gator Aid".

## Appearance

She is an obese green alligator with yellow eyes with red irises.

## Personality

She is seen as a flirtatious person with a crush on Donald Duck, who was less than enjoying it. Her affection is so strong that she'll fight anyone who tries to hurt him (and Donald doesn't object). Despite her primary desire being about having Donald, she does have a heart: when Donald and his nephews were prisoners of the Colonal, she breaks them out.
Joseph Garcia

**Joseph Garcia** is an layout artist of Toon City, Inc. for *Quack Pack*. He was a layout artist for fourteen episodes:
Need 4 Speed
Pardon My Molecules
Unusual Suspects
Heavy Dental
Duck Quake
Shrunken Heroes
Huey Duck, P.I.
Take My Duck, Please
Ducks by Nature
Recipe for Adventure
The Boy Who Cried Ghost
Ducky Dearest
Nosy Neighbors
Stunt Double or Nothing

He was also a storyboard revisionist for the *DuckTales 2017* episode: "Let's Get Dangerous".
The Really Mighty Ducks

**"The Really Mighty Ducks"** is the first episode of *Quack Pack*. It first aired on September 3rd, 1996.

## Synopsis

Tired of being nagged at by Donald to clean their room, the boys seek the help of Ludwig Von Drake and find a machine that turns them into superheroes known as the Tremendously Talented Trio of Truly Trusted Trouble-Shooters or "The T-Squad" for short, thus deterring Donald from hassling them. But when Donald uses the machine himself and transforms into the supervillain "The Duck of Doom," things start to get out of hand.

## Trivia

* Though this show came out the year after, a snippet from this episode can be seen in the Gargoyles episode Enter MacBeth.
* The episode's name is clearly a pun on the movie *The Mighty Ducks* (and the Disney-show of the same name).
Gwumpki

**Gwumpki** is a character from the television show Quack Pack. Hailing from a foreign country of unknown name, Gwumpki runs a fast-food restaurant where he serves his homeland's traditional food, such as the Yak-Burger. Huey, Dewey, and Louie are frequent customers, though Gwumpki is often aggravated when the topic of their unpaid tab is brought up.
Shrunken Heroes

**"Shrunken Heroes"** is the twenty-first episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

Louie is arrested after attempting to foil poachers' plot to sell endangered animals to tourists and Daisy tries to coax him out of taking the law into his own hands. Louie then meets his hero who tried the same stunt and after a microscopic adventure learns that law enforcement should be left to the pros.
Need 4 Speed/Credits

**Produced by**
Walt Disney Television Animation

**Producers**
Toby Shelton
Don Hahn

**Director**
Thomas E. Richner

**Executive Producers**
Roger Allers
Rob Minkoff

**Associate Producers**
Margot Pipkin
Alice Dewey

**Based on "Quack Pack" Created by**
Loyd Blankenship

**Story Editors**
Everett Downing Jr.
James Tucker

**Story by**
Steve Pepoon

**Written by**
Chuck Sheetz
**and**
Eric S. Keyes

**With The Voice Talents of**

**Animation Directors**
Andreas Deja
Bruce W. Smith

**Storyboard Supervisors**
Robert Heckman
Fergel Reilly

**Storyboard**

**Character Design Supervisors**
Loyd Blankenship
Andres "Tommy" Tejeda

**Character Design**

**Key Background Supervisors**
Gary Eggleston
Lance Wilder

**Key Background Stylists**

**Key Layout Supervisors**
Anthony Bell
Saxton Moore

**Key Layout Design**

**Prop Design Supervisors**
Frank Marino
Armani Styles

**Prop Designers**
Ken Harsha
Steven Dean Moore
James Serrano

**Color Key Stylists**
Janet Cummings
Edwardian Taylor
Britt Teegarden

**Production Manager**
Ken Tsumura

**Main Title by**
Gary Katona
Ed Wexler

**Title Card Art**
Thomas Cain

**Talent Coordinators**
Julie Morgavi
Daniel Pensiero III

**Music by**
Eric Schmidt

**Title Theme Performed by**
Eddie Money

**Title Theme Written by**
Jeff Martin

**Title Theme Produced & Arranged by**
Randy Petersen

**Walt Disney Animation (Brooklyn) PTY., LTD.**

**Animation Director**
Dale L. Baer

**Animators**

Randy Cartwright

**Background Supervisor**
Dean Scammahorn

**Background Artists**

**Ink & Paint Supervisors**
Marcelo Alvarez
Alex Denkovski
Daniel Moses

**Production Manager**
Terry Smith

**Production Management**
Dan Forster
Fernando Letteri
Robert Letteri
Mark Evans
Elias Macute
Jose Barreiros
Gary Page

**Supervising Film Editor**
Elen Orson

**Film Editor**
Robert S. Birchard

**Assistant Film Editors**
John Royer
Christopher K. Gee
Jennifer Harrison
Shannon Scudder-Pudleiner

**Pre-Production Film Editor**
Monte Bramer

**Post Production Supervisor**
Wendy J. Miller-Smith

**Sound Dubbing Supervisor**
Mark Von Der Heide

**Track Reading**
Skip Craig

**Supervising Sound Editor**
William B. Griggs

**Supervising Music Editor**
Brian F. Mars

**Music Editors**
Cecil Broughton
Nick Carr

**Sound Effects Editors**
Christopher Aud
Charles Rychwalski
Kenneth D. Young

**Dialogue Editors**
Jennifer E. Mertens
Ernesto Mars

**Re-Recording Mixers**
Terry Porter
Mel MetCalfe
David J. Hudson

**Foley**
Casey Crabtree

**Production Coordinator**
Greg Chalekian

**Production Assistants**
Matthew Flynn
Richard Salazar

**Script Coordinators**
Connie Gombert
Leona Jernigan

**Art Coordinators**
Melinda D. Carrillo
Mercedes Sichon

**Graphic Design**
Deedee Uchiyamada

**Administrative Coordinator**
Johanne Beaudoin

**Script Supervisor**
Anita Lish

**Story Coordinator**
Nanci Schwartz

**Assistant Post Production Supervisor**
Steve Werner

**Post Production Coordinator**
Keith Yeager

**Post Production Assistant**
Andrew Sorcini

**Shipping Supervisors**
Craig Simpson

**Special Thanks to**
The Nascars Racers

I.A.T.S.E.
1996 Disney Enterprises, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Huey Duck

**Huey Duck** is one of the main protagonists of *Quack Pack*. He is the oldest triplet and the three of them live under the guidance of their uncle Donald

## Appearance

He wears a red popped collar jacket with the sleeves rolled up over the top of a plain red t-shirt and dark red shorts. He has long hair which he slicks back. He takes very good care of his appearance, as seen in "Heavy Dental".

## Personality

Huey usually acts as the leader of the three brothers. He has a strong belief that the concepts of fate and coincidence are somehow mysteriously linked together, which makes him possess a more persevering character than his brothers and he is usually the last to give up trying to get something when the trio want anything. Huey is the 'evil triplet' among the boys and cares the most about impressing girls, as well as having selfish desires of power and money. However, he is shown to be kind and considerate when it counts and he learns in "Tasty Paste" that having money and power isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Huey Dewey & Louie's Stallions

**Huey, Dewey & Louie's Stallions** is an 16th episode of Quack Pack.

## Synopsis

When Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Sid, Peterson, and Coach Wittenberg got there at Duckburg Swimming Pool, He has decided to hire Donald Duck to be a swimming team, and Sarah Whitney tooks his nephews to the horse stables and lets them ride Jameson the Horse together while Bailey Handler brought Lawrence the Horse too, She can ride Scarlett the Horse, and they are off to the adventure around the forest and tells us about Theodore Roosevelt, the president of the united states. Meanwhile at Downtown Duckburg, Jameson, Huey Dewey and Louie are off to travel to Gwumpki's Restaurant. The greasers discovers that kiddy ride is in the horse hitch parking lot. Coach realize that Donald Duck blames his nephews but it was too late that they can have the horse so the boys will kindly quickly be sentanced to the horserace. Sarah and Bailey orders him to leave his nephews alone and to be with Coach at the pool. Once they've got showed up, it'll become the adventurer, until it's finally saved for good. Dr. Jonathan Letrek explained by his boss Mr. Jacksonberg had a problem that it was Jameson who is with the boys at the horserace, he needs him to protect his job from them. When the horse race starts, the challenge begins now between 1 and final (2) challenge. But after Huey, Dewey & Louie wins the race, the boys are the imposters everywhere, and gets chased by the jockeys, so Harvey Kinkle follows them. And Donald Duck and Daisy Duck saves the boys and Harvey Kinkle from them, and then the public arrives and tells them that this was too go away, but nobody gets rid of them.
Nigel Nightshade

File:Placeholder**Nigel Nightshade** is the main antagonist of the episode, "Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy".

## Appearance

Nigel Nightshade appears to be a short man with black hair wearing a gray suit, red bow tie, and black shoes.

## Personality

Like all thieves, Nigel Nightshade is known to be conniving, sneaky, clever, lying, greedy, selfish, tricky, deceiving, mean, cunning, and slick in many ways when it comes to stealing and tricking people to gain their trust and get exactly what he's after.

## Trivia

◾ He might be inspired by *The Princess Bride* character, Vizinni, for they're alike in many ways.
Long Arm of The Claw

Bob Zamboni, Woody Yocum, Terence Harrison, and Mircea Mantta (animation timing)

### **Original air date**

October 16, 1996

**"Long Arm of the Claw"** is the twentieth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

Donald cowers in fear when he hears that The Claw has been released from jail and is seeking revenge. To make things really intense, he and his mother move next door to him. The Claw, who has undergone rehabilitation, seems to have changed his ways. But his mother tells him that the process wasn't perfect and that he can still go back to his old criminal self.

## Trivia

* Shorty Hollow and Henry Villanova made an appearance in this episode.
Feats of Clay

**"Feats of Clay"** is the thirty-ninth and final episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

*What in the World* is in China filming a report on archaeologist Dr. William Wu and the Ancient Terracotta Army, an army of clay statues he has found. There, Huey befriends Dr. Wu's apprentice Soo Ling. The Terracota Army comes to life and must be stopped, but as Soo Ling repeatedly says, "nothing is what it seems".

## Plot

The episode begins with a stranger going around in the streets of China and the police lose track of the culprit.

One day, Huey, Dewey and Louie are eating noodles. Louie has trouble using his chopsticks, and Dewey tells him he just needs the right moves, only to reveal he was using forks. Huey then sees a girl walk by and then at first trying to woo her, he gets pelted by a woman with a fish. He continues to follow her and finally wins her over with a fortune cookie. The girl then reveals herself to be Soo Ling and she takes him to a magician. He magically gives Soo Ling flowers, but Huey believes it to be a trick. Soo Ling tells him he is a powerful sorcerer, but Huey doesn't take her seriously. In response, the sorcerer conjures up a dragon which burns Huey's pants. Dewey and Louie take notice of this, and while Huey tries to cover himself up, they take his cover while riding a scooter. Soo Ling tells Huey there's good and evil magic, and the sorcerer magically patches Huey's pants. Then she tells him, "nothing is what it seems." and gives him a marble.

## Trivia

* Huey's bottom is seen twice in this episode, but he doesn't have a tail.
Louie Duck riding Zebra

The **Zebra** trained by **Louie Duck** to be **riding** that has become the partner while waiting for it. But then, Eliza told him to be riding with her, and then headed to the Sable Antelope. That girl was in trouble but he and Zebra are about to save her, at the camp of Kent Powers Enterprises, Eliza rides Sable Antelope accidentally, and she was saved by Louie.
Huey Dewey & Louie's Stallions/Credits

**Produced by**
Walt Disney Television Animation

**Producers**
Toby Shelton
Don Hahn

**Director**
Greg Checketts

**Executive Producer**
Alice Dewey

**Associate Producers**
Margot Pipkin
Mike Milo
Herb Moore

**Based on "Quack Pack" Created by**
Loyd Blankenship

**Story Editors**
Everett Downing Jr.
James Tucker

**Story by**
Tom Ruegger

**Written by**
Cathy Malkasian & Jeff McGrath

**With The Voice Talents of**

**Animation Directors**
Andreas Deja
Bruce W. Smith

**Storyboard Supervisors**
Evgueni Deliousine
Richard Mackenzie

**Storyboard**

**Character Design Supervisors**
Loyd Blankenship
Andres "Tommy" Tejeda

**Character Design**

**Key Background Supervisors**
Gary Eggleston
Lance Wilder

**Key Background Stylists**

**Key Layout Supervisors**
Anthony Bell
Louis Gonzales

**Key Layout Design**

**Prop Design Supervisor**
Robertryan Cory

**Prop Designers**
Thorsten Hasenkamm
Armani Styles

**Color Key Stylists**
Janet Cummings
Edwardian Taylor
Britt Teegarden

**Production Manager**
Ken Tsumura

**Main Title by**
Gary Katona
Ed Wexler

**Title Card Art**
Thomas Cain

**Talent Coordinators**
Julie Morgavi
Daniel Pensiero III

**Music by**
Eric Schmidt

**Title Theme Performed by**
Eddie Money

**Title Theme Written by**
Jeff Martin

**Title Theme Produced & Arranged by**
Randy Petersen

**Walt Disney Animation (Brooklyn) PTY., LTD.**

**Animation Director**
Dale L. Baer

**Animators**

Randy Cartwright

**Background Supervisor**
Dean Scammahorn

**Background Artists**

**Ink & Paint Supervisors**
Marcelo Alvarez
Alex Denkovski
Daniel Moses

**Production Manager**
Terry Smith

**Production Management**
Dan Forster
Fernando Letteri
Robert Letteri
Mark Evans
Elias Macute
Jose Barreiros
Gary Page

**Supervising Film Editor**
Elen Orson

**Film Editor**
Robert S. Birchard

**Assistant Film Editors**
John Royer
Christopher K. Gee
Jennifer Harrison
Shannon Scudder-Pudleiner

**Pre-Production Film Editor**
Monte Bramer

**Post Production Supervisor**
Wendy J. Miller-Smith

**Sound Dubbing Supervisor**
Mark Von Der Heide

**Track Reading**
Skip Craig

**Supervising Sound Editor**
William B. Griggs

**Supervising Music Editor**
Brian F. Mars

**Music Editors**
Cecil Broughton
Nick Carr

**Sound Effects Editors**
Christopher Aud
Charles Rychwalski
Kenneth D. Young

**Dialogue Editors**
Jennifer E. Mertens
Ernesto Mars

**Re-Recording Mixers**
Terry Porter
Mel MetCalfe
David J. Hudson

**Foley**
Casey Crabtree

**Production Coordinator**
Greg Chalekian

**Production Assistants**
Matthew Flynn
Richard Salazar

**Script Coordinators**
Connie Gombert
Leona Jernigan

**Art Coordinators**
Melinda D. Carrillo
Mercedes Sichon

**Graphic Design**
Deedee Uchiyamada

**Administrative Coordinator**
Johanne Beaudoin

**Script Supervisor**
Anita Lish

**Story Coordinator**
Nanci Schwartz

**Assistant Post Production Supervisor**
Steve Werner

**Post Production Coordinator**
Keith Yeager

**Post Production Assistant**
Andrew Sorcini

**Shipping Supervisors**
Craig Simpson

I.A.T.S.E.
1996 Disney Enterprises, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
The Claw

File:Placeholder**The Claw** is a character in *Quack Pack*. He is an extremely violent criminal named for the metal claw replacing his hand.

## Appearance

He is a hunchbacked-man with black, red-hair shaped like a lion's man. He also has one red eye and has a five o'clock shadow. He also wears a dark green muscle shirt, grey pants and black shoes.

## Personality

The Claw is known to be an extremely violent man as he will kill anyone who fingered him.

## History

He made his first appearance in Ready, Aim... Duck! when Donald lied about him breaking into his home and ransack the place (unbeknownst to everyone else, Donald wrecked the house while playing the boy's virtual reality game) where he was seen in jail and vowed to get revenge on Donald.

Later when it was discovered that he escapes prison, he obtains a monster garbage truck and chased Donald all over Duckburg and while it seems that he was going to kill him, he is spotted by the police and once again vowed to get Donald and escape.

While in the safe house, The Claw showed up and when Donald tried to blow the whistle he got from the chief, no one was around, causing Claw to chase him and when he finally did get him, he attempted to eat him until Donald yelled out her Captain Jack and Claw remembered the name and recite the oath. Claw then started to cry and admit that he became a criminal after he told a lie and was taken away by the police.

In his second and last appearance in Long Arm of the Claw The Claw was granted parole and decided to move to Duckburg, along with his grandmother. It seems that after being sent to jail, Claw was put in therapy where after numerous treatments, he was finally turn good.

However it turns out that when Claw encounter gold, he would return back to his evil self but when he hears a bell, he transforms back into good claw.

## Trivia

* In *Long Arm of the Claw*, a scene showing him going backwards and forwards into relapsing as him running up to a mountain and waving his arms similar to Chernabog in Fantasia, then he hears a bell and cowers like Chernabog did.

* Also he is very similar to Comet Guy from *Darkwing Duck* as he has super strength and every time he hears a bell he does something peaceful, there's even a scene where he keeps hearing bells and going backwards and forwards into relapsing.
Helga Needlehopper

File:Placeholder**Helga Needlehopper** is a sweet, yet very dangerous little girl who was taken care of by Donald Duck in the episode "Take My Duck, Please".

In the episode, Donald gets a prim and proper girl in exchange and the boys get to have fun. But when Donald finds out that she's not the sweet angel the ads make her, the situation turns awkward around the house.
Leslie J. Clark

File:Placeholder**Leslie J. Clark** is a character in the 1945 Donald Duck cartoon Duck Pimples. He is a hot iron salesman, who offered hot irons to Paddy the Cop to torture Donald.

## Appearance

A slender, half bald man with black hair and black mustache. Clothes are comprised of a light tan coat with a flower, orange rectangular hat with a red stripe, black bow, light pink business suit, cocoa brown pants and orange boots.
Jimber the Horse

**Jimber**, Will's horse, is a powerful palomino colored gelding with a light yellow mane and tail with black highlights. Similar to Will, he has a commanding presence among the others at Horseland, and worked as a ranch horse before coming to Horseland. He's a bit older in years in comparison to the other horses, but is dependable and wise. His symbol is a black star representing passion. Jimber is Will's most prized horse. If Jimber lets Will down, he knows he's done something wrong.Jimber was supposed to be named Timber but due to Will's dyslexia he spelled it as Jimber He always tries to make up for doing wrong, but, he doesn't just need himself, he needs his friends help to apologize. Jimber speaks with a Southern Accent.
Aaron Springer

**Aaron Paul Springer** (born September 5, 1973) is an American cartoonist, animator, writer, director, storyboard artist, layout artist, and voice actor. He is the creator of the Disney XD, original series *Billy Dilley's Super-Duper Subterranean Summer*, in which he voice the main character, Billy Dilley, He is best known for his work on the Nickelodeon, animated series *SpongeBob SquarePants*, for which he contributed to as a writer and storyboard artist for eight seasons.

In *Quack Pack*, he was a storyboard artist for the episode "Gator Aid".
Nelly the Dragon

File:Placeholder**Nelly** is a dragon from the episode; "Leader of the Quack".

## Appearance

A slightly obese but Is beautiful purple dragon with red hair, dark and small, purple and pink tiny-bat-like wings on her back, teal tank-top, headband and socks, dark purple spikes in her tail, glowing yellow eyes with lavender irises, white fanged teeth and pink shoes.

## Trivia

◾Her design is similar to The Reluctant Dragon.
ProjectROCK

ProjectROCK is a rock climbing facility located in Oakland, Florida. This place was enjoyed by many flugsters, made with no plan, of course, something the flugsters are known for. Flugsters at the facility were taught making a figure eight knot, crucial to ensuring the safety of the flugsters. Those flugsters who are able to climb anything higher than a V0 at the bouldering part of projectROCK are considered gods. Anyone who is able to climb more than a 5.7 rating at the actual rock climbing are also considered gods. Located far away, yet still attainable, it is not a once in a lifetime experience, but an hour away drive and fourty eight dollar purchase of admission and equipment. Flugsters reported to projectROCK at approximately 2:00 but were told that flugsters would have to begin training, which was caused due to lack of planning and information. The flugsters were definitely not hungry when we came there, which is convenient since we skipped  *burrito bros*. When the flugsters left projectROCK, flugster Tommy Gougherty and flugster Max Mulvihill ‘twas feeling queasy, ruining the experience to those flugsters on the way back. Overall, a good experience that will one day be repeated.
Season 1

**Season 1** is the only season of Quack Pack and ran from 3rd September, 1996, to 28th November of the same year, consisting of total 39 episodes.

## Plot overview

*The show has an episodic structure and does not follow an overarching plot, though there are some aspects of earlier episodes that have an effect on later ones.*

## Episodes

  1. The Really Mighty Ducks

  2. Island of the Not So Nice

  3. Leader of the Quack

  4. All Hands on Duck

  5. Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy

  6. Need 4 Speed

  7. The Germinator

  8. The Late Donald Duck

  9. Tasty Paste

  10. Phoniest Home Videos

  11. Return of the T-Squad

  12. Koi Story

  13. Ready, Aim... Duck!

  14. Pardon My Molecules

  15. Unusual Suspects

  16. Ducklaration of Independence

  17. Can't Take a Yolk

  18. Heavy Dental

  19. Duck Quake

  20. Long Arm of the Claw

  21. Shrunken Heroes

  22. Snow Place to Hide

  23. Huey Duck, P.I.

  24. Take My Duck, Please

  25. Ducks by Nature

  26. Recipe for Adventure

  27. The Boy who Cried Ghost

  28. I.O.U a U.F.O

  29. Gator Aid

  30. None Like it Hot

  31. Ducky Dearest

  32. Transmission: Impossible

  33. Nosy Neighbors

  34. Hit the Road, Backwater Jack

  35. Cat & Louse

  36. Hero Today, Don Tomorrow

  37. Captain Donald

  38. Stunt Double or Nothing

  39. Feats of Clay
Island of the Not So Nice

**"Island of the Not So Nice"** is the second episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

The triplets borrow Daisy's pet iguana Knuckles to impress a girl who likes animals. However, he soon escapes and gets taken to a remote island where mad scientist Horton Letrek is creating prehistoric animals. Meanwhile, Donald and Daisy go on a test flight for the Plane of the Future.
Raven

File:Placeholder**Raven** is a cat who appears in the episode "Cat & Louse".

## Appearance

Raven has the typical appearance of a black cat. He has black fur with a white mouth, white paws, yellow eyes, and a white stripe at the end of his tail. He also has pink ears and yellow eyes with green pupils.

## Personality

Raven can be cowardly at times, but he's mostly smart, brave, daring, nice, and friendly.
ZO

File:PlaceholderThe **Zalcrovian Overlord (ZO)** is a character who appeared in the episode "The Late Donald Duck" and is the main antagonist in the episode "Return of the T-Squad".

## Appearance

ZO is an alien with yellow eyes, purple skin, and an elephant-like face wearing a blue suit, hat, gloves, and black shoes.

## Personality

ZO appears to tyrannical, ruthless, evil, and mean throughout the episodes.
Jim Cummings

**Jim Cummings** is an American voice actor. He provides voices in seven episodes of *Quack Pack*, including Cal Crudon in "Gator Aid", and Captain Dreadnot in "All Hands on Duck!". He also provided voices in "The Really Mighty Ducks", "Return of the T-Squad", "Huey Duck, P.I.", "Ducky Dearest" and "Stunt Double or Nothing".
The Green-Eyed Monster of Jealousy

File:Placeholder**The Green-Eyed Monster of Jealousy** is a wolf-like monster and the main villain from the episode, "Snow Place to Hide".

## Trivia

* Donald also got a Green-Eyed Monster in the Carl Barks' comic story *The Master Rainmaker*, but the one in *Quack Pack* is unlikely based on the comic book one, who looked more devil-like.
* The Monster's clothes bear a striking resemblance to Greasy's clothes from *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*.
Snow Place to Hide

Carole Beers, Kirk Tingblad, Bob Zamboni, Terry Harrison, & Kevin Petrilak (animation timing)

### **Original air date**

October 22, 1996

**"Snow Place to Hide"** is the twenty-second episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

When Daisy goes on a ski trip with their boss Kent Powers, Donald becomes jealous of the whole thing and tails her to ensure her commitment to him, and is letting his green-eyed monster of jealousy call all the shots.
Donald Duck

* Current
* Teen
* Toddler
* Infant

**Donald Duck** is the main character and Huey, Dewey and Louie's uncle/guardian who refer to him as "Uncle D" if not Uncle Donald.

## Appearance

He wears a blue Hawaiian shirt with red flowers on it (having discarded the trademark sailor-suit for a change).

## Personality

He is notoriously well known for being fiery-tempered and impatient, but is an especially notorious prankster. Despite this, Donald tries to be a good parental figure and is sometimes less than willing to trust Huey, Dewey and Louie. However, he has shown that he deeply cares about them and is very protective of them. He tries to be a father figure towards them and regards them as his boys. Even so Donald usually misinterprets Huey, Dewey and Louie's innocent intentions for being bad, either by the influence of the unknown bad guy or having nightmares and daydreams about them being destructive, which leads him to act like a strict parent from time to time and to more often lose his temper.
Unusual Suspects

**"Unusual Suspects"** is the fifteenth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

New neighbors move in next to Donald and his nephews and Donald decides to scope them out. But while they pretend to be normal, they hide a dark secret. The ducks discover the bizarre truth about their new neighbors when a military officer warns Donald to beware of "renegades."

## Trivia

* The episode's title is a reference to the 1995 film *The Usual Suspects*.
Ducky Dearest/Credits

**Produced by**
Walt Disney Television Animation

**Producers**
Toby Shelton
Don Hahn

**Director**
Sherm Cohen

**Executive Producers**
Stephen Hillenburg
Paul Tibbitt

**Associate Producers**
Margot Pipkin
Walt Dohrn
William Reiss

**Based on "Quack Pack" Created by**
Loyd Blankenship

**Story Editors**
Everett Downing Jr.
James Tucker

**Story by**
Richard Vander Wende
**and**
Bob Tzudiker & Noni White

**Written by**
Sherm Cohen
Kenny Pittenger

**With The Voice Talents of**

**Animation Directors**
Andreas Deja
Bruce W. Smith

**Storyboard Supervisors**
Randy Cartwright
Mr. Lawrence

**Storyboard**

**Character Design Supervisors**
Loyd Blankenship
Carlos Baeza

**Character Design**

**Key Background Supervisors**
Gary Eggleston
Lance Wilder

**Key Background Stylists**

**Key Layout Supervisors**
Greg Checketts
Erik T. Wiese

**Key Layout Design**

**Prop Design Supervisor**
John M. Berman

**Prop Designers**
Dale Hendrickson
Armani Styles

**Color Key Stylists**
Janet Cummings
Edwardian Taylor
Britt Teegarden

**Production Manager**
Ken Tsumura

**Main Title by**
Gary Katona
Ed Wexler

**Title Card Art**
Thomas Cain

**Talent Coordinators**
Julie Morgavi
Daniel Pensiero III

**Music by**
Eric Schmidt

**Title Theme Performed by**
Eddie Money

**Title Theme Written by**
Jeff Martin

**Title Theme Produced & Arranged by**
Randy Petersen

**Walt Disney Animation (Brooklyn) PTY., LTD.**

**Animation Director**
Dale L. Baer

**Animators**

Randy Cartwright

**Background Supervisor**
Dean Scammahorn

**Background Artists**

**Ink & Paint Supervisors**
Marcelo Alvarez
Alex Denkovski
Daniel Moses

**Production Manager**
Terry Smith

**Production Management**
Dan Forster
Fernando Letteri
Robert Letteri
Mark Evans
Elias Macute
Jose Barreiros
Gary Page

**Supervising Film Editor**
Elen Orson

**Film Editor**
Robert S. Birchard

**Assistant Film Editors**
John Royer
Christopher K. Gee
Jennifer Harrison
Shannon Scudder-Pudleiner

**Pre-Production Film Editor**
Monte Bramer

**Post Production Supervisor**
Wendy J. Miller-Smith

**Sound Dubbing Supervisor**
Mark Von Der Heide

**Track Reading**
Skip Craig

**Supervising Sound Editor**
William B. Griggs

**Supervising Music Editor**
Brian F. Mars

**Music Editors**
Cecil Broughton
Nick Carr

**Sound Effects Editors**
Christopher Aud
Charles Rychwalski
Kenneth D. Young

**Dialogue Editors**
Jennifer E. Mertens
Ernesto Mars

**Re-Recording Mixers**
Terry Porter
Mel MetCalfe
David J. Hudson

**Foley**
Casey Crabtree

**Production Coordinator**
Greg Chalekian

**Production Assistants**
Matthew Flynn
Richard Salazar

**Script Coordinators**
Connie Gombert
Leona Jernigan

**Art Coordinators**
Melinda D. Carrillo
Mercedes Sichon

**Graphic Design**
Deedee Uchiyamada

**Administrative Coordinator**
Johanne Beaudoin

**Script Supervisor**
Anita Lish

**Story Coordinator**
Nanci Schwartz

**Assistant Post Production Supervisor**
Steve Werner

**Post Production Coordinator**
Keith Yeager

**Post Production Assistant**
Andrew Sorcini

**Shipping Supervisors**
Craig Simpson

**Special Thanks to**
Stanley Kubrick
Stephan Franck

I.A.T.S.E.
1996 Disney Enterprises, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Duck Quake

**"Duck Quake"** is the nineteenth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

The boys remember the horror of their terrible camping situation from last year. So they employ the help of Ludwig Von Drake and trick Donald into thinking there will be a huge earthquake in Duckburg, thus pressuring him to buy provisions that the boys intend to use on the next school camping trip. But when Donald catches wind of their true intentions, he uses the boys own earthquake device to get revenge on them.
Recipe for Adventure

**"Recipe for Adventure"** is the twenty-sixth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

The group goes with Gwumpki to his home country where he's to cook his special burgers for his queen. But when they arrive, a stranger tries to blackmail Gwumpki to cook his burgers so that he can get his hands on a powerful relic to control the world.
Walt Disney Television Animation

**Disney Television Animation** is the television animation production arm of the Disney Channels Worldwide dedicated to creating, developing and producing animated television series, films, specials and other projects.

Established in 1984 during the reorganization and subsequent re-incorporation of The Walt Disney Company following the arrival of then-Disney CEO Michael Eisner, the entity was formerly known as **The Walt Disney Pictures Television Animation Group**, the name was then later changed, shortened to **Walt Disney Television Animation** starting in 1987 and was its name up until 2011, when it has been shortened again to Disney Television Animation.
Hank Azaria

**Henry Albert Azaria** (born April 25, 1964), better known as **Hank Azaria**, is an American actor, voice actor, producer, and comedian. He voices Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Moe Szyslak, Chief Wiggum, Comic Book Guy, Jonathan Frink, Snake Jailbird and numerous other characters on The Simpsons. He voices the most characters on the show.

Hank provides the voice of Superintendent Chalmers, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Chief Wiggum, Sea Captain, Comic Book Guy, Cletus Spuckler, Drederick Tatum.
Hero Today, Don Tomorrow

**"Hero Today, Don Tomorrow"** is the thirty-sixth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

The boys become enticed by the rollerblading celebrity Flint Steel and Donald becomes jealous. To try and get the boys attention again, Donald tries to convince them that he knew Flint Steel from his youth.

## Trivia

* The title is a pun on the idiom "Here today, gone tomorrow."
Heavy Dental

**"Heavy Dental"** is the eighteenth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

Huey wants to enter a cool teen contest, so he decides to go to the dentist to get his teeth whitened. However, what he thinks are braces is actually a secret mind-control device meant to be given to Agent X, who then attempts to get it back. Meanwhile, Donald tries disastrously to fix the plumbing.
Nellie the Elephant: 9 Fun Packed Adventures

**Nellie the Elephant: 9 Fun Packed Adventures** is a UK VHS Released by Tempo Video in 1990 with conjunction of Collins Video.

## Episodes:

1. Nellie and The Ghost
2. Nellie Visits A Farm
3. Nellie Gots To Sea
4. Nellie On a Snow Day
5. Nellie At The Seaside
6. Nellie's Raincoat
7. Nellie the Theatre Star
8. Nellie and the Haunted House
9. Nellie Rescues Mrs. Maple's Moggy

All Rights belong to WildBrain (formerly DHX Media).
Stunt Double or Nothing

Carole Beers, Bob Zamboni, Marsh Lamore,Karen Peterson, & Kevin Petrilak (animation timing)

### **Original air date**

November 27, 1996

**"Stunt Double or Nothing"** is the thirty-eighth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

When a newspaper reveals that the viewers prefer Daisy over Kent Powers, Kent becomes enraged at the news and has a gorilla do all his stunts for him to increase his popularity. At the same time, he threatens to fire Donald and Daisy if any of his property gets damaged from their antics.
Daisy Duck

* Current
* Past

**Daisy Duck** is the girlfriend of Donald Duck and the reporter of a T.V. show called What In the World, working for Kent Powers.

## Appearance

She wears a pink dress and dark pink shoes (the only member of the duck family to wear footwear) although sometimes she also wears a purple skirt suit or a pink sweater with a dark pink skirt. She has blue eyes, long lashes and often dons pink or purple eye shadow. In a few episodes, she wears a tufts blue shirt with a liberty blue vest and true blue shorts (her vest is only liberty blue in a couple of those episodes).

## Personality

She does everything she can to try and get a story, sometimes even to the extent of intentionally putting others in danger. Despite this Daisy cares a lot about Huey, Dewey and Louie and is willing to trust them more than Donald does as he often believes they are up to no good – although Donald's often right. Daisy is a mother figure to Huey, Dewey and Louie. She puts up with Donald's antics as well, which are often dodgy and impulsive.
Kent Powers

**Kent Powers** is an egotistical TV anchorman personality of What in the World? and a recurring antagonist in *Quack Pack*. He is the boss of both Daisy and Donald, the latter of which he frequently tortures for so little as a good laugh.

## Personality

Despite his popular image, Kent is egocentric, overconfident, untrustworthy, and mean-spirited, but also hot-tempered and impatient. Unlike Donald, he has very little to compensate for this. Kent openly dislikes Donald, and takes every opportunity to try and fire him.
I.O.U. a U.F.O.

**"I.O.U. a U.F.O."** is the twenty-eighth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

The family travels out into the desert to a hotspot of purported U.F.O. sightings, which Dewey is eager to capture. But when he realises the alien sightings aren't all what they seem, Dewey's curiosity soon lands him in a heap of trouble.

## Trivia

* The fake aliens are similar to appearance to the fix-its in the 1980s Steven Spielberg film, *batteries not included*.
Barney's For If Adventure

Barney's For In Adventure

## Cast

* Barney (Body: David Joyner, Voice: [[[Bob West]])
* Mario (Zachary Soza)
* Sarah (Hayden Tweedie)
* Tony (Zachary Fountain)

## Trivia

* Barney has his Season 2 voice and late 1992-1993 costume.
* The Barney Costume in The Alphabet Zoo.
* The Barney Voice in The Exercise Circus.
* The Season 2 Barney Doll The Exercise Circus.
* The musical arrangements from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Season 7's version Barney Theme Song.
* The version I Love You has the same musical arrangements and Vocals from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Set Season 7 of Barney & Friends.

## I Love You Transcript

* Barney: I when.
* Mario: Before
* Sarah: Barney!
* Tony: Sure.
* Barney: I whole world (music starts for I Love You) just little sky your friends (laughs) and (singing) I love you, you love me. We're a happy family. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too?
* Barney & Kids: (hold hands) I love you, you love me. We're best friends like friends should be. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too? (music ends)
All Hands on Duck!

**"All Hands on Duck!"** is the fourth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

Donald gets a letter saying that he hadn't completed his Navy service, so he has to serve in the Navy for one more day. But things get complicated when Donald hooks his video game to the ship's computer and he winds up living the game experience.

## Trivia

* Huey, Dewey, and Louie don't appear in this episode.
* Strangely, most of the characters aren't humans, but rather dogs like on *DuckTales*.
Need 4 Speed

Mircea Mantta, Terence Harrison, Marsh Lamore, and Bob Zamboni (animation timing)

### **Original air date**

September 12, 1996

**"Need 4 Speed"** is the sixth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

When Donald has nightmarish visions of what will happen to his nephews if he lets them drive, he refuses to let them have a car. But when a champion racer insults Donald (and in front of Daisy no less), he promises the boys a car if they help him win the race. Only Donald isn't likely to give the boys exactly what they want.
None Like it Hot

Dale Case, Daniel de la Vega, Marsh Lamore, Kevin Petrilak, and Mitch Rochon (animation timing)

### **Original air date**

November 7, 1996

**"None Like it Hot"** is the thirtieth episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

Louie's quest for the latest Mantis Boy comic leads him and his brothers to discover a madman's plot to submerge the earth in an intense heatwave.

## Trivia

* The episode title is a parody of the Marilyn Monroe film *Some Like it Hot*.
Barney's For Is Adventure

Barney's For In Adventure

## Cast

* Barney (Body: David Joyner, Voice: [[[Bob West]])
* Mario (Zachary Soza)
* Sarah (Hayden Tweedie)
* Tony (Zachary Fountain)

## Trivia

* Barney has his Season 2 voice and late 1992-1993 costume.
* The Barney Costume in The Alphabet Zoo.
* The Barney Voice in The Exercise Circus.
* The Season 2 Barney Doll The Exercise Circus.
* The musical arrangements from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Season 7's version Barney Theme Song.
* The version I Love You has the same musical arrangements and Vocals from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Set Season 7 of Barney & Friends.

## I Love You Transcript

* Barney: I when.
* Mario: Before
* Sarah: Barney!
* Tony: Sure.
* Barney: I whole world (music starts for I Love You) just little sky your friends (laughs) and (singing) I love you, you love me. We're a happy family. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too?
* Barney & Kids: (hold hands) I love you, you love me. We're best friends like friends should be. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too? (music ends)
Barney's For In Adventure

Barney's For In Adventure

## Cast

* Barney (Body: David Joyner, Voice: Bob West)
* Mario (Zachary Soza)
* Sarah (Hayden Tweedie)
* Tony (Zachary Fountain)

## Trivia

* Barney has his Season 2 voice and late 1992-1993 costume.
* The Barney Costume in The Alphabet Zoo.
* The Barney Voice in The Exercise Circus.
* The Season 2 Barney Doll The Exercise Circus.
* The musical arrangements from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Season 7's version Barney Theme Song.
* The version I Love You has the same musical arrangements and Vocals from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Set Season 7 of Barney & Friends.

## I Love You Transcript

* Barney: I when.
* Mario: Before
* Sarah: Barney!
* Tony: Sure.
* Barney: I whole world (music starts for I Love You) just little sky your friends (laughs) and (singing) I love you, you love me. We're a happy family. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too?
* Barney & Kids: (hold hands) I love you, you love me. We're best friends like friends should be. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too? (music ends)
Leader of the Quack

**"Leader of the Quack"** is the third episode of *Quack Pack*.

## Synopsis

The group go to a village still stuck in the Medieval period, where the people there hail Donald as their savior for defeating a dragon and make him their king. It seems glamorous at first, but Donald soon realizes how heavy the crown really is.

## Trivia

* The episode's name is clearly a pun on the saying "leader of the pack".
Barney For Is Adventure

## Cast

* Barney
* Tosha
* Tina
* Michael
* Shawn

## Trivia

* Barney has his Season 2 voice and late 1992-1993 costume.
* The musical arrangements from Shopping for a Surprise.
* The I Love You has the same musical arrangements from Shopping for a Surprise (Pitch -1 on the first verse and normal-pitched on the second verse). and Vocals from The Exercise Circus.
Video Treats for Toddlers

**Video Treats for Toddlers** is a UK video release on 2nd April 1990 by Collins Video. It is children's compilation video containing four episodes from four pre-school TV shows which are "Babar", "Parsley the Lion", "Care Bears" and "Huxley Pig" which are all together on one video.

## Episode Info

* **BABAR** - *TO DUET OR NOT TO DUET*

Babar is scheduled to a perform a duet with a great pianist. However, he refuses to admit the piece of music is too hard for him, so he procrastinates practicing until he feels so guilty that it affect his job as King.

* **PARSLEY** - *THE ADVENTURES OF PARSLEY*

Dill buys a television set but no-one else get a look in.

* **CARE BEARS** - *THE FROZEN FOREST*

The crew of the S.S. Friendship is in big trouble when Beastly and Shreeky plan to use a freezing ray to turn them into ice.

* **HUXLEY PIG** - *HUXLEY PIG GOES CAMPING*

Putting up a tent presents a problem to Huxley and Sam, until Assistant Rodent Cub Scout Patrol Leader Horace takes a hand. When the guides arrive Ethel takes charge and has everyone running around - especially Horace.
Barney's For in Adventure

Barney's For in Adventure

## Cast

* Barney (Body: David Joyner, Voice: Bob West)
* Mario (Zachary Soza)
* Sarah (Hayden Tweedie)
* Tony (Zachary Fountain)

## Trivia

* Barney has his Season 2 voice and late 1992-1993 costume.
* The Barney Costume in The Alphabet Zoo.
* The Barney Voice in The Exercise Circus.
* The Season 2 Barney Doll The Exercise Circus.
* The musical arrangements from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Season 7's version Barney Theme Song.
* The version I Love You has the same musical arrangements and Vocals from An Adventure in Make Believe.
* The Set Season 7 of Barney & Friends.

## I Love You Transcript

* Barney: I when.
* Mario: Before
* Sarah: Barney!
* Tony: Sure.
* Barney: I whole world (music starts for I Love You) just little sky your friends (laughs) and (singing) I love you, you love me. We're a happy family. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too?
* Barney & Kids: (hold hands) I love you, you love me. We're best friends like friends should be. With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you, Won't you say you love me too? (music ends)