It follows Eric Tiberius Duckman voiced by Jason Alexander , a private detective who lives with his family. After airing in syndication, the series gained a cult following.
In a universe where humans and anthropomorphic animals coexist, the series centers on Eric Tiberius Duckman voiced by Jason Alexander , [ 2 ] a widowed, lewd, self-hating, egocentric anthropomorphic duck who lives with his family in Los Angeles as mentioned in the episode "Bev Takes a Holiday" and works as a private detective. Daily , Duckman's genius conjoined twins whose heads share a body; Bernice voiced by Nancy Travis , the identical twin of Duckman's presumed-dead wife Beatrice, a fanatical fitness buff who hates Duckman with a passion; and Grandma-ma voiced by Travis , Duckman's comatose, immensely flatulent mother-in-law.
In the final episode, four couples Dr. The kids, Fluffy and Uranus, and a number of characters from previous episodes are in attendance. As the ceremonies draw to a close, Beatrice Duckman's supposedly deceased wife appears and shocks the entire crowd. When Duckman asks how she can still be alive, Beatrice indicates Cornfed always knew.
Cornfed says, "I can explain. In regards to this cliffhanger , Duckman writer Michael Markowitz offered the following shortly after the series came to an end: "We never formally planned Part II I'm hoping to leave it to my heirs, for the inevitable day when Duckman is revived by future generations. The series consists of 70 episodes that aired on Saturday nights from to on the USA Network.
It later reran on Comedy Central from to The initial showrunners were Peck, Reno and Osborn, and the show was produced in association with Paramount Network Television. Klasky Csupo animated and produced the show; around the same time, they were also producing Aaahh!!! Real Monsters on Nickelodeon. Creator and executive producer Everett Peck was with the show for its entire run.
