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Watched the DuckTales reboot, now I'm watching the original. These are both good shows. It's hard to say which one is better because they are so good. What can I say? It's fun, the characters are lifelike, and that theme song though has to be one of the best out there. The episodes don't always feel as important as other episodes. However, because this show is always fun and always likes to change itself around, you can help but enjoy the focus on certain things. The reboot is top notch and I can see people liking it more than this one. However, from the time period this was in, it clearly was awesome for adventures and little comedy and a awesome theme song. What more can you ask for besides over 100 episodes which they deliver and I'm pretty sure this show never got flat at any points of the series.

This show is great, the character and designs are great, theme song is golden, great villians, and another solid adventure animated cartoon. The problem I have with it are the character sizes changes sometimes which kinda is distracting. The show itself isn't very eventful. It's still entertaining except the show really needed something to end off on and because of the 65 episode limited "law". It wasn't able to do a lot for the long run. The episodes aren't as eventful as I was hoping for except for the 5 part storyline. However, still a solid show, because at least from beginning to end there wasn't anything wrong with the content itself. It may go slipping through the cracks as a been there done that show. It's still fun to watch for the time period it came out so let's go! Also I find it weird seeing Chip 'n' Dale fighting crime when in the classic Mickey Mouse shorts they antagonize Donald or Pluto.

There's some hokey dialogue some times. Some filler or cringey 90's moments. The show doesn't feel that rewarding or special to watch with some not so special kind of style in Season 1 to 2. Most of the episodes felt safe or searching for rare gem moments. Morgan was also annoying until they somewhat unexpectingly replaced the actor with another Morgan, but older. The only thing I remembered that other Morgan said booger. Shawn was at times the typical stupid goofball we know and watch. Despite all of that. I'm glad I watched this show, despite the unfunny dialogue that can be distracting at times. I will say it's not that bad. At least 60% of the time you will get a laugh or smile and even a hard laugh at times. The messages and themes of the episodes are really incredible for a simple kids show. I know this show has a lot of music playing in the messages to make it easier to feel something. I do think if you get rid of the music, it still would take some emotion from me anyways because I feel the importance of them each time no matter how simple or important. The characters no matter how dull they can be at times, they are solid characters for what this show is going for. Obviously Feeny and Shawn are the two best characters of this show and the other characters aren't so low to the scale at all. They still hold the show together and still are a joy to watch. This show gets better after season 2, but you can still see some good episodes in the earlier seasons. Overall, there's a lot I didn't go over that will give you a better understanding on what I witnessed through this show. However, I still am glad I can show you as much great things this show has. To be honest I would enjoy this show a lot more if I actually watched the full series when I was younger. Didn't even finished season 1 for some reason, but I regret it. However, I can't figure out what's waste and what's worth my time unless you look back. I don't regret my childhood because I still got to see the gem no matter how old I am right now. So, is it dated? Sure. Could I give this show a realistic rating? Sure. Do I think this show deserves a 10 for actually trying to be a good shower of life. Of course. Even when they get older it's like the are still young inside and they don't try to be hardcore edgy, but just deal with realistic problems that they go through when they feel one thing or a change happens to them. Even though this show is meant for kids around elementary, middle, or even high school. I feel like even as a young adult or no matter what age you are, it's like you need to at least watch the show in order to have a good life. I know that sounds really silly because I also believe if you hold on to something without letting it go, what reward will you get from something that attaches to yourself where it controls your life big or small? Even though I believe nothing should be pleasured over in this world. I feel like this show can be the only thing I need to really give me the comfort and figuring myself out phase that I would need to hold onto even though I know I don't need it. Also the ending was so joyful but also sad, even though you do see them in Girl Meets World and know they are doing fine in the show. It's not one of the best shows of all time. It's one of the most important shows of all time.

I did liked this show a lot. I felt there was something special about it. The brain games themselves were fun and if you watched the show a lot, you start to become good or progress as a viewer and this show works really well for education or psychology. Even kids who just want to watch and our curious of these games can still find some enjoyment and might learn a lot from being underdeveloped. However, as the show went on. It kinda hurts to say, but it does feel a little stale and boring at times as the show goes on. Also people complained about the new season. I haven't seen it yet, but I seen clips and the show has change a lot where it feels way too different from before. I'm sure some people like this season, but for me I'm not sure I will. I hoped to be suprised by it. The show has a lot of repeated games or moments that feels like I'm watching some of the same subjects and feels a waste of time when you see longer episodes. I also miss Apollo Robbins, but the new illusionist is good also. One thing that hurts the show is the fact it's rated G. The G rating can work on some episodes, but as a whole show, I wouldn't show kids this only of it's a G rated episodes. Sometimes this show can get a too bit werid or uncomfortably off topic and dark. Some kids can see mature or unfriendly content that shouldn't really be there unless it's to help the narrative. Also these jokes can be sexual or inappropriate for no reason other than be funny or relevant. Which isn't called for at all. Overall, I would give this show a 10/10 if some repetitive stuff and stupid jokes or dialogue would be taken away and makes this show more for everyone like they do in some episodes and I think this show will be one of the best docuseries of all time for kids, teens, adults, and educational services.

The only reason I didn't give it a 1 out of 10 is because the theme song is the only thing I can stand from this show. I find this show to be very annoying especially the main character Bonkers himself. The other toon characters are annoying too, but not as much because they aren't shown a lot, or at least not the same ones are shown. Also Toots is a character that makes gas noises. You know pfft, funny right? Most of the jokes are so bland and unoriginal even for that time. For a 1990's show, you would think it would be at least a little funny for it's time. However, I don't think anyone will say it's one of the best shows of our childhood. The fact they have "special characters" appear like Mickey Mouse without evening showing his actual face in the show, but hear a terrible impression of his voice, that's so lowbudget right there.

I never grew up with Darkwing Duck, so when I went to check it out, well... It didn't work out for me. I wish I would like it, but it seems not as funny or original as I want it to be. I can't say I was hating it, I just think other shows from the Disney Afternoon are much more funnier and cooler than this one. Some of the characters either get annoying or kind of one note. I will say it was funny for a bit because the idea of a goofy superhero kind of works in this show, however as each episode gets on. I found the story and characters a bit stale. Launchpad was suprisingly the only character I found kind of worked in the show. He's not smart which being stupid isn't always funny, but there were times they dealt with his character that made me love him even more. Even the voice actor brings good emotion towards his sillyness that brings a smile whenever I see him. There's not that much good to say about this show other than some of the themes of the episode are sometimes dark, but that's rare. Also the villians are goofy sometimes, but as expected. Also, some of the violence can suprise me when you actually see some good slapstick. However, you mostly see the villians and heros not being harmed in a serious way. Overall, I like the try, not the execution that much. At least we have a great theme song that I will say is the best thing about this show.

One person making this and still making it entertaining as it is, shows how much the short really sticks out.

It's so good! The irony of Chris and the punishment Dan gets for being a jerk is all hilarious. Elise episodes aren't that good because of the spy focus not being what we looking for on this show. Her being a secret spy and being the wife an idiot should be funny right? Well the episodes where they focus on her being a spy are the most dull episodes. She's still a good character though. The average rating of this show is 7.9. Don't let that small rating affect your view of this show, it's so underrated that it should be rated at least 8.3 out of 10.

They always were actors on the show and always being too dramatic. Here, I see them more as contenders and enjoyable to watch even though I hate them. Don't be stubborn and not watch this episode.

There's the best period. They bring a lot of action none stop and they never go all drama out. Instead they bring positive messages, amazing episodes, and a lot of heart in the writing. Too bad Season 3 was cancelled. Surtur is still out there, kids might be scared that they haven't catch him yet. There's no conclusion with that story-line. Please revive the show for Season 3!

Hitachi was a dog who greeted his master at a train station every day. His master died, never returning to Hitachi who would still wait for him every day. People saw his picture on the newspaper. They would give him treats and food. They would constantly do that for Hitachi until he finally died. The episode is not a bad episode, it's amazing. What makes it get a 1 is the amount of attention it gets when it really wasn't super original.

Compare to "Jurassic Bark", this one is a lot better. The jokes are a lot funnier than Jurassic Bark. Jurassic Bark is a too serious episode for my liking. This episode is funny, entertaining, and has a emotional moment. I don't hate the other. In my opinion, Jurassic Bark 2nd, The Luck Of The Fryrish 1st.