Episode Guide: Difference between revisions

|Jimmy Hibbert||Duckula, Igor and Nanny go to watch a film called 'The Lost Valley'.   

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|Jimmy Hibbert||Von Goosewing tries shinking the Castle to put in a glass snowglobe model but chaos ensures.   

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|Jan Needle & Jimmy Hibbert||Duckula is sick of life at the castle and plans to leave Beckindale, only to bump into Sid Quack, an old pal of his, a farmer. The two swap jobs for a few months but both soon tire of their new roles and plan on returning to their old jobs but unfortunately for Duckula, his plan to get back in the castle backfires after the secret entrance is blocked off and Igor thinks he is an imposter and tells him to go away. Sid then says: 'LET ME OUT,LET ME OUT!!', Duckula then says: 'LET ME IN,LET ME IN!!', Duckula then screams over Beckindale.   

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|Brian Trueman||Duckula travels to the North Pole and fires Igor for a penguin butler called Jyves. Igor, meanwhile hires Von Goosewing to shoot Jyves and his eight other cousins to rid Duckula of these new found workers.   

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||Gaston and Pierre and Von Goosewing, in disguise over the phone, at a local takeaway food shop in Beckindale, break into Castle Duckula to steal two vases which are later revealed as fakes but Igor sees them and throws the three of them out by kicking them through the castle doors really hard. The three of them challenge Duckula, Igor and Nanny by beating them to a museum to find the real ones later that day but end up getting arrested by the Irish Police, the Garda.   

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|Brian Trueman||A letter arrives at [[Castle Duckula]] sent by [[Chatham, Cheetam and Runn]], lawyers in London, announcing the sad passing of the seventh Duke Of Mallardborough, murdered in unusual circumstances.  [[Count Duckula|Duckula]], [[Igor]] and [[Nanny]] fly the castle to [[Henheim Palace]] where the contents of the Duke's Will will be read. Among others attending the reading are [[Miss Marbles]] and [[Hercules Parrot]] (obvious parodies of Agatha Christie's characters!), [[Aunt Rose Madders]], [[Willoughby Stane]] and screen starlet [[Lyvinia Lavender]]. At the reading, to the horror of everyone, it is revealed that the Duke's murder was committed by someone in the room! With the palace gates locked, everyone suspects everyone who may have been responsible for the Duke's murder. Ultimately, Duckula fails to recall his whereabouts on the night of the murder and confessing to the Duke's murder finds himself in the dock! (or should be say 'duck'?!)   

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|Jimmy Hibbert||The Trio trsvel to [[Tibet]].

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|Jimmy Hibbert||Duckula falls down a hole in the castle's cellar.   

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|Jimmy Hibbert||Whilst visiting London, Duckula, Igor and Nanny bypass the famous Madame Tussauds in favour of visiting [[Dr. Matrix's Wax Museum]]. Upon meeting the famous threesome, Dr. Matrix seizes the opportunity to produce animatronic models of Duckula, Igor and Nanny for exhibiting to the public, and as usual, Igor is not cool with the idea. In fact, Dr. Matrix is pure evil, as he intends to programme the robots to rob the Bank Of England. With the robots brought to life, the inevitable confusion between the real and fake Duckula, Igor and Nanny ensues, especially to the eyes of the famous detective Hawkeye Solmes and his assistant Dr. Potson, who are assigned to investigate the robbery. Duckula, Igor and Nanny got stranded in London when the castle went without them. Duckula said: 'The stupid, idiotic, crumbking, useless, arrrrrraaagghhh!!'   

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|4||[[Bombay Duck]]||12 November 1990||  

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|6||[[Duck Ahoy]]||26 November 1990||