22 Things You Missed In Darkwing Duck
2,758Disney+ Didn't Want You To Notice These Things
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When Disney Plus launched, so many of us went straight to a childhood favorite -- Darkwing Duck! The show aired for three seasons on various Disney networks and while we loved the adventures of Darkwing as a kid -- there was a whole lot we missed -- including banned episodes, unproduced episodes, and references to some of our favorite superhero franchises.
As kids, we were spoiled with Darkwing Duck as Disney gave us a whopping 91 episodes to enjoy. But there could have been more! A deep look into the production codes for the series reveals that there were SIX missing production codes. These could have been abandoned episodes, cut episodes, or stories that didn’t make it past the storyboard stage. As you relive the whole Darkwing Duck series, there’s one episode you’ll never get to see on Disney Plus: the controversial story “Hot Spells”. The episode only aired ONE TIME on Halloween of 1992 before getting pulled from air, and was never released on VHS, DVD, or any digital format including Disney Plus. What was so controversial? Watch to find out! When you’re releasing over 90 episodes of a show in a single year, there’s a whole lot of animation to get done. Some mistakes are bound to be made and one of the more obvious ones occurs in the episode “Cleanliness is Next to Badliness”.
Luckily, we’ve uncovered everything for you today, including a crazy connection with Nickelodeon's Rugrats! And you know we can’t go deep into Darkwing Duck without saying this at least one time, sooo “Let’s get dangerous!”.
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