—- Cape Suzette, Spoonerville, and St. Carnard were all mentioned, which means TaleSpin, Goof Troop, and Darkwing Duck are all canon, right? We already know Darkwing Duck will be a future episode, and fitting Goof Troop in this world will be easy. TaleSpin feels like it will be tougher to mesh.—-

TaleSpin: Time Bandit. Ducktales: Allowance Day.

Probably because that one was reinstated pretty quickly. Now that I originally think about it; it might have been taken off in syndication in 1990 for a while and then the second was a redub version to get rid of any Chinese jokes, like they did with Puffed Rangers (although neither one got rid of any of the visual…

Both episodes are on iTunes; but the match striking is edited out.

In the case of TaleSpin; it didn't matter. Archive footage on DVD and Toon Disney still has Jim Cummings voicing Louie. No overdubbing was done. So either Disney paid the fees, or they are in violation of the ruling on the Prima Estate case and the Prima Estate doesn't know, which makes them look like idiots.

Of course Toon Disney never got it. Their editing practices are a complete joke (it's okay to show setting chocolate on fire and even show a lit match; but if they strike the match, it's cut…and then they show a struck match in another episode. Their gun editing is also inconsistent. Far shots of gun pointing is fine,…

Youtube evidence suggests that it is correct.

Last Horizons returned on Toon Disney later on, but it had a scene edited out due to match striking (showing a lit match is all right though.). Flying Dupes was shown on Toon Disney once in the early 2000's by mistake. Both episodes are now on DVD. The only "banned" episode is the 1990 Disney Channel version of…