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Ducktales s3 ep22 The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck! (Patreon)

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2025-10-07 16:00:16
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2026-05-02 21:14:38
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2026-06
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A Life Worth Lived!!!

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Rachel Espiritu

I always felt this whole last season was a victim of *too much* creativity. Poe the Raven was a more significant character in the 1987 cartoon, and it's clear they wanted to do something with his story here but there just weren't enough episodes in the season. But I mean, that's bound to happen when you already have the whole main cast and the usual secondary characters to juggle, and then also squeeze in episodes centered on Darkwing, Gosalyn, Gene, Daisy, the Three Caballeros, Boyd, Penumbra, the Rescue Rangers, the entirety of Clan McDuck, each individual member of F.O.W.L, and Kit freaking Cloudkicker, all in the space of one season.

Joey Quixote

For as brief as he was in the episode, it's wild that they got Martin Freeman (Bilbo Baggins himself) to voice Poe DeSpell.

Elias Cristerna

Young Bilbo Baggins to be precise, let's forget that late and great Sir Ian Holm Cuthbert.

Yoshinatorsaurus

I really love this episode. Not only does Louie FINALLY learn to take responsibility, but it's a nice way to have one last encounter with Scrooge's main three enemies since the old comics, and give them some more backstory. Yes, it's a little frustrating that they blame Scrooge when they're all at least partially at fault, but they're the villains. That's the point, and it's what truly separates Scrooge from their level.

Yoshinatorsaurus

It's interesting how they don't shy away from putting Scrooge's darker deeds on full display here, even showing that not ALL his money was made square. True, what happened to the villains was mostly their fault, but Scrooge didn't exactly help matters. At the very least, he had no reason not to stop Poe, the one person Magica ever cared about, from flying away forever. And instead, he took the villager's gold for himself, then exploited the ones who had been turned into goats for their milk, which is all kinds of wrong. 🤢 The way he tells Magica that "her family was slowing her down" really shows the kind of person he was before Donald and Della came along. Not truly evil, but he could be just as ruthless as his adversaries. A grim reminder that NO ONE gets to be that rich without stepping on a few heads. 😔