Queer Duck

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This article is dedicated to Estelle Harris, the voice actress of Queer Duck's mother (April 22, 1928-April 2, 2022, at age 93 from natural causes).
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Queer Duck
This show hasn't aged well both by representation and animation
Genre: Adult Humor
Comedy
LGBT
Running Time: 22 minutes
Country: United States
Release Date: October 11, 2000 - May 15, 2002
Network(s): Icebox.com
Teletoon At Night
Showtime
Created by: Mike Reiss
Distributed by: Icebox.com
Starring: Jim J. Bullock
Kevin Michael Richardson
Billy West
Maurice LaMarche
Estelle Harris
Tress MacNeille
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 20

Queer Duck is a flash-animated adult comedy TV series created by Mike Reiss of The Simpsons and The Critic fame that first premiered on Icebox.com on October 11, 2000, and ended on May 15, 2002. After the show ended, it had a movie made, which the movie released in July 2006.

Plot

Queer Duck is an animated cartoon (created in the United States of America) with 20 episodes talking about and poking fun at gay relationships, sex, poking fun of how gays have to deal with homophobic people, and poking fun of other issues.

Why It Sucks, Which Rhymes with Ducks

  1. Poorly written characters for this show:
    • While Queer Duck has a flamboyant design to mock gays, why does he look like a woman?
    • Why is Bi-Polar Bear using black suits every time?
  2. Misleading running time for episodes: All the episodes in this show were supposed to last 22 minutes. Yet they made the last 2 minutes.
  3. The flash animation in this series looks more like a Brain Pop cartoon than a regular Icebox.com cartoon.
  4. Horrible voice acting, especially for Queer Duck himself.
  5. Too many horrifying and racist/offensive jokes such as:
    • Queer Duck telling his parents his true story about his relationships.
    • Another joke was when an alligator told a joke about his Coca-Cola days.
    • Yet another one about Queer Duck lying about his nephew being dead.
    • In the episode "Oh Christ!", a horse used homosexual spray to send Queer Duck to a church to see Jesus die on the cross. But Queer Duck tells an offensive joke to make Jesus even more dead.
  6. Horrible and ugly character designs that made Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island run for its money.
  7. Some episodes can teach bad morals:
    • "Queer Doc"; teaches people that OK to talk with strangers. Which was a terrible moral.
    • "B.S. I Love You"; teaches people that you need to steal everything at night without your parents' permission.
    • "Gym Neighbors"; teaches people that you don't need to do any exercise at night while you're sleeping.
  8. The movie adaptation is even worse.

Redeeming Qualities

  1. Despite the animation being crappy, it also is very creative sometimes.
  2. It can also have good and funny moments for all mature audiences.

Reception

Queer Duck received mixed reviews having a 75% on Google and a 6.2/10 on IMDb.

Trivia

  • The DVD of the entire show was very popular in some countries.

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