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*This was originally produced as the pilot episode of the series, and, like much of [[Cosgrove Hall Films|Cosgrove Hall]], was originally intended to just be a test pitch and would never get shown to the public, but a change of plans caused it to be broadcast as an episode of Series 3. This sports several oddities:

**Goosewing learns that Duckula has been recently reincarnated through an article in the newspaper.

**The audio for Duckula's voice switches from a blatantly edited higher pitch to a normal pitch throughout the episode. This could possibly be a sign that some lines were re-recorded when the episode was being adapted into Series 3.

**The animation is ~~way cruder~~ and inconsistent in quality in most shots than the rest of the ~~show~~. An example is that multiple frames of Duckula from this episode look a bit off-model, thus a few of them can be ~~recognized~~ from the model sheets of Duckula as examples of what to avoid when drawing the character.

**The animation is more crude and inconsistent in quality in most shots than the rest of the series. An example is that multiple frames of Duckula from this episode look a bit off-model, thus a few of them can be recognised from the model sheets of Duckula as examples of what to avoid when drawing the character.

**The coffin's lights can be seen prior to Duckula using it to fly the castle, when typically they would be invisible until the coffin ~~was~~ activated.

**The coffin's lights can be seen prior to Duckula using it to fly the castle, when typically they would be invisible until the coffin is activated.

*The tune Duckula plays on his harmonica before Igor takes it away from ~~his beak~~ is a badly played version of "Oh Suzanna" as the harmonica scene from the intro ~~of "Count Duckula"~~ features in the episode in full ~~version~~ and proper context.

*The tune Duckula plays on his harmonica before Igor takes it away from him is a badly played version of "Oh Suzanna" as the harmonica scene from the intro features in the episode in full and with proper context.

== Credits ==

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 *This was originally produced as the pilot episode of the series, and, like much of [[Cosgrove Hall Films|Cosgrove Hall]], was originally intended to just be a test pitch and would never get shown to the public, but a change of plans caused it to be broadcast as an episode of Series 3. This sports several oddities:
 **Goosewing learns that Duckula has been recently reincarnated through an article in the newspaper.
 **The audio for Duckula's voice switches from a blatantly edited higher pitch to a normal pitch throughout the episode. This could possibly be a sign that some lines were re-recorded when the episode was being adapted into Series 3.
-**The animation is way cruder and inconsistent in quality in most shots than the rest of the show. An example is that multiple frames of Duckula from this episode look a bit off-model, thus a few of them can be recognized from the model sheets of Duckula as examples of what to avoid when drawing the character.
+**The animation is more crude and inconsistent in quality in most shots than the rest of the series. An example is that multiple frames of Duckula from this episode look a bit off-model, thus a few of them can be recognised from the model sheets of Duckula as examples of what to avoid when drawing the character.
-**The coffin's lights can be seen prior to Duckula using it to fly the castle, when typically they would be invisible until the coffin was activated.
+**The coffin's lights can be seen prior to Duckula using it to fly the castle, when typically they would be invisible until the coffin is activated.
-*The tune Duckula plays on his harmonica before Igor takes it away from his beak is a badly played version of "Oh Suzanna" as the harmonica scene from the intro of "Count Duckula" features in the episode in full version and proper context.
+*The tune Duckula plays on his harmonica before Igor takes it away from him is a badly played version of "Oh Suzanna" as the harmonica scene from the intro features in the episode in full and with proper context.
 == Credits ==