the audience applauded

That was an excellent one.

hyped garbage

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Yeah-Yeah. I know that Duckman (with its grotesquely American, white-trash mentality) was "just-a-cartoon", but, regardless, this TV show absolutely scraped the bottom of the barrel when it came to laughs.This TV show's despicable title character named "Duckman" was nothing but a snivelling, callous, hateful, hypocritical, little bastard who was so full of scorn and contempt for everyone and everything that, before long, he became just an irritating bore.Believe me, Duckman does so much belly-aching and scenery chewing throughout every episode that, within minutes, he gives the viewer (who's in their right mind, of course) a serious case of chronic brain-freeze.Duckman was about 10x worse than being forced to have to watch an onslaught of irksome TV commercials for 30 solid minutes, non-stop.This was the type of brain-dead TV show that likes to fancy itself as being cool, hip and "with-it" - But I definitely viewed it as being quite the opposite.I can't believe that this reeking, rotting excuse for comic entertainment actually lasted for 4 seasons back in the mid-1990s.

"Duckman" is a great show. I first saw it when I was 10 years old at the time and after school I rushed home and turned on Comedy Central. I saw a cartoon called "Duckman" and I LOVED IT!! It's such a funny and cool show. It's created by Klasky-Csupo, who are great creators of cartoons. They animated some of my favorite shows ever, like "The Simpsons" and "Rugrats".I've seen lots of episodes of this show and I think they're all really funny and sweet. The voice actors did a great job voicing the characters, too.I wish that Comedy Central could bring this show back, along with "The Critic" and "Dilbert".But this is a great Comedy Central show. Great job, Klasky-Csupo!

This was another exceptional cartoon series. Like "The Simpsons" it features a lot of great social satire, but the show is even more bizarre. I actually didn't start watching with any kind of frequency until after they stop making new episodes, but soon fell in love with it. Fortunately the old episodes are still on the air.

I was addicted to the sharp, savage, deft-if-sometimes-heavy-handed social satire/commentary. But the best part was how they managed to play this against a portrayal of that living farce of a family - without making it too bloated with its own self-importance.I wanted this series to continue but I think we've seen the last of it. It was never a ratings favorite - too ahead of the general audience. I think the "Once and Future Duck" episode was its (no pun intended) "swan-song."