Didn't the original show attempt to adapt a couple stories from that? Or am I misremembering?

I imagine we'll get a good potpurri of Duck and Disney characters. I do have a small concern they'll go overboard, but since we haven't actually seen anyone show up yet I'm still optimistic they'll pull it off (and do so well enough we get new series of Darkwing and Talespin too).

My only concern with the Gravity Falls influence, is by setting up a 'myth arc' they also set up a pretty solid 'ending.' Without setting that up, the show is evergreen so long as the quality is there.

As a kid I usually preferred the female characters in shows and movies to the male characters, but I made exceptions for Webby and Molly Cunningham, who I really couldn't stand.

Yeah, I think the argument is more 'upping the game' than 'saved the entire industry.' It's, to an extent, like saying Star Wars revolutionized special effects, they definitely existed before, but there's a big difference between pre and post Star Wars with them.

If you look at any episode of any Hannah Barbara show and compare it to the pilot episodes of Ducktales there's a world of difference in quality and budget. Without Ducktales there's no Batman TAS, Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, or the Nicktoons and Cartoon Cartoons that would follow.

Rocky and Bullwinkle was often a step below Hannah Barbarra in terms of animation quality. It made up for it in writing, but in terms of 'animation being given an actual budget' Ducktales is still fairly important.

I don't necessarily want to see Talespin and Goof Troop show up this year, since we're already getting Darkwing and I'd rather it come into its own before it goes for that much fanservice, but seeing Talespin next year and Goofy and Max show up all to lead into a mega-crossover would be incredible.

I mean, supposedly there's 0 continuity in the actual original shows (and Darkwing and Ducktales aren't part of eachothers continuity via the showrunners/creators) so Tailspin is less a prequel and more 'set in the 30s.'

I thought that too, and maybe it was inspired by her, but she shows up again later in a crowd show as a journalist, which makes me think she's just a generic dogface that'll keep getting reused instead of actually being Roxanne.

As weird as it is, and Scrooge has been my favorite Disney character for a good chunk of my life, but Tennant does SUCH a good job I never once noticed or cared it wasn't Young anymore. They got damn lucky he's so good in the part.

That's what I thought. Dude made up other people to go 'people are complaining about you two.' It was bizarre enough I wondered if I'd been movie watching wrong.

Speaking of movie talking, this happened to me a few weeks ago and I'm curious about others' opinions:
I went to see a movie with a friend and we chatted during the pre-previews (not the ACTUAL previews, the ones for car companies and TV shows they run for twenty minutes before the 'silence your phone' thing). A guy…

I want to live in boring times where 'what color is this dress?' can be the main story on CNN and we're all enthralled by a missing white woman.

I mean, you don't need to get that specific. The only good Nazi is one in the midst of an accidental though comical pratfall.

Instead of an animatronic, they're just going to chain him to the Hall Of Presidents stage so he can yell and cry while we throw vegatables and last year's clearance Christmas Ornaments at him.

Where's Brutus when you need him…

I think he's technically Daredevil? He's kinda shared.

It's probably Reddit, but that's like saying the hobos at the interstate highway McDonald's give a bad name to fans of Grizzly Adams.

Everything seems realistic except for people using Kinja.