"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!

Rated TV-14 for Sexual Content and Language.I remembered hearing about this show back in 1998 when it used to play on the channel Teletoon.I didn't watch it then but now, it plays on the channel, Razer.I have seen about four episodes of this show and I must say, it is fairly intelligent and funny.The show stars Jason Alexander of Seinfeld fame and also Tim Curry of Rocky Horror Picture Show and It fame.The show is about a duck who is a police officer.He basically does his job as a policeman, while coping with personal problems.This show is fairly funny at times and fans of animated-comedy will like this.

From the deliciously deranged sexual humor, to the wonderful political and societal satire, all the way to the cultural allusions this is one of the most solid television comedies of all time. It has often been compared to "The Simpsons", which, it has a lot in common with. However, "Duckman" tends to be a bit more profane, and, as a John Waters fan, you can never have too much profanity. But I digress. "Duckman" has more of a gritty feel and takes more comedic risks, which often payoff. It also doesn't hurt that our duck protagonist is voiced by the wonderful Jason Alexander, turning in a performance that I feel is superior to his George Costanza of "Seinfeld. Gregg Berger is fantastic as Duckman's amazing "assistant" that seems to know a huge amount about everything and pretty much runs the "agency". Then there are the hillarious Fluffy and Uranus, Duckman's pink and blue wide eyed teddy bears, whom he kills in most episodes. Man, I can't even get into all the great characters. I love this show. Watch it. Really. Go.

Duckman is one of those touchstone series that really made a difference... like many of the other users here, I agree it has a lot of the spirit of the Simpsons, but it is willing to take it a bit further... Duckman really gives it to American Society and the media, taking what could be cliches, and turning them into biting social commentary.... plus it is outrageously funny. Highly recommended...