Quack Pack
★ 7 · 1996 · Animation · Kids · Family · Comedy
This cartoon follows on from the 1980’s cartoon “Ducktales”, continuing the adventures of Huey, Dewey and Louie. Now 12 year olds and living with their uncle Donald Duck, the three spend their time playing practical jokes on their hapless uncle and otherwise getting into trouble.
Episodes
1. The Really Mighty Ducks22m · Huey Dewey and Louie enter a superhero machine and become superheroes known as the T Squad. Determining to get the boys to clean their room, Donald enters the machine and comes out as a supervillain.
2. Island of the Not-So-Nice22m · 
3. Leader of the Quack22m · 
4. All Hands On Duck22m · Donald goes back to his old job in the navy.
5. Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy22m · 
6. Need 4 Speed22m · 
7. The Germinator22m · Donald catches a germ, and his nephews go inside him to try to get rid of it.
8. The Late Donald Duck22m · Donald tries to explain to Kent why he's late for work.
9. Tasty Paste22m · Donald and his nephews run a business for Tasty Paste, a newly invented product, but the paste goes haywire and turns into a giant monster.
10. Phoniest Home Videos22m · 
11. Return of the T-Squad22m · Huey Dewey and Louie become the T-Squad once again to try to save the world.
12. Koi Story22m · 
13. Ready, Aim... Duck!22m · 
14. Pardon My Molecules22m · The ducks visit a mad scientist who has a grudge against Daisy.
15. Unusual Suspects22m · 
16. Ducklaration of Independence22m · Dewey finds himself in a strange world owned by a lonely man who makes up unfair rules for his land.
17. Can't Take a Yolk22m · 
18. Heavy Dental22m · Mistaken for Agent X, Huey is given a set of braces that controls the minds of whoever he gives orders to.
19. Duck Quake22m · The boys steal an earthquake machine to play a trick on Donald so that he'll learn to be earthquake-prepared like all other responsible adults.
20. Long Arm of the Claw22m · 
21. Shrunken Heroes22m · 
22. Snow Place to Hide22m · Donald enters a ski race so that Kent Powers cannot take Daisy away from him.
23. Huey Duck, P.I.22m · 
24. Take My Duck, Please!22m · 
25. Ducks by Nature22m · 
26. Recipe for Adventure22m · 
27. The Boy Who Cried Ghost22m · Donald and the boys find themselves lost in a haunted mansion and are fed up with Dewey's pranks. The mansion is haunted by real monsters, but everyone thinks that Dewey is still messing around with them.
28. I.O.U. a U.F.O.22m · The Quack Pack goes out into the wilderness to discover U.F.O.'s.
29. Gator Aid22m · 
30. None Like it Hot22m · The boys go WAY deep into a sewer to discover a mad scientist who hates the sun and plans to destroy the world by using the sun.
31. Ducky Dearest22m · 
32. Transmission: Impossible22m · While Huey, Louie and Dewey are watching TV at home, there's nothing to watch, one of the shows is ""Wet Paint"". Then they found a parcel, that was the ninja tape that Donald ordered! While they are watching it, they broken the remote and the TV was broken, while Donald is back, he ask them what happened and they quickly ran outside and bam! While Huey, Louie and Dewey are watching TV, they tuned into a serect channel, the screen shows a museum, then the screen shows a diamond, and after a flash, the diamond was gone! The gang then found the diamond and they decided to find Donald and tell him about the channel and the diamond. Meanwhile, Donald and Daisy are having an interview with another museum owner, Huey, Louie and Dewey get into the museum and told Donald about the diamond, Donald don't believe in them. The owner of the museum told Donald that the diamond is just a piece of glass and he'll help them to throw away the ""piece of glass"". Then Daisy said she would have it
33. Nosy Neighbors22m · Donald spies on his new next-door neighbors who turn out to be robots. Huey falls in love with their daughter.
34. Hit the Road, Backwater Jack!22m · 
35. Cat & Louse22m · Huey suddenly has a fear of cats and tries to overcome it.
36. Hero Today, Don Tomorrow22m · 
37. Captain Donald22m · 
38. Stunt Double or Nothing22m · 
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