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'''''Duckman'''' was an American animated show, produced by [[Gabor Csupo]] which ran 4 seasons from 1994 to 1997. It was a satirical show featuring Duckman: an insane, alcoholic, sex starved detective duck. Most episodes featured his problems with his job and his family, which both frustrated him. Just like [[The Simpsons]] the show poked fun at (American) society.  
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''Duckman'' was an American animated show, produced by [[Gabor Csupo]] which ran 4 seasons from 1994 to 1997. It was a satirical show featuring Duckman: an insane, alcoholic, sex starved detective duck. Most episodes featured his problems with his job and his family, which both frustrated him. Just like [[The Simpsons]] the show poked fun at (American) society.  
  
 
The first season of the show featured occasional music by Zappa:
 
The first season of the show featured occasional music by Zappa:

Revision as of 05:28, 2 January 2011

Duckman was an American animated show, produced by Gabor Csupo which ran 4 seasons from 1994 to 1997. It was a satirical show featuring Duckman: an insane, alcoholic, sex starved detective duck. Most episodes featured his problems with his job and his family, which both frustrated him. Just like The Simpsons the show poked fun at (American) society.

The first season of the show featured occasional music by Zappa:

  1. Porn Wars
  2. Alien Orifice, Black Napkins, T'Mershi Duween
  3. Theme From Lumpy Gravy, Big Swifty, The Grand Wazoo, The Torture Never Stops
  4. What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?, Dirty Love, The Grand Wazoo, Sinister Footwear
  5. Holiday In Berlin
  6. Hungry Freaks, Daddy
  7. Frogs With Dirty Little Lips
  8. Disco Boy, Help, I'm A Rock, Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance, Friendly Little Finger
  9. Peaches En Regalia
  10. Blessed Relief
  11. (none)
  12. (none)
  13. Theme From Lumpy Gravy

Todd Yvega and Scott Wilk (according to the series' credits) wrote the title theme and composed it with samples from FZ's Synclavier library. Dweezil Zappa provided the voice for Duckman's son, Ajax.

Zappa never lived to see the program broadcast on TV. That's why the first episode on March 5, 1994 had the dedication: "Dedicated with fond memories to Frank Zappa."