The Best Episodes of Duckman Season 2

While trying to grab a couple of women in the ass, Duckman saves the president's life. When this fact is later revealed, Duckman tries to capitalize on his sleazy image.

Director: Norton Virgien

Writer: Michael Markowitz

Bernice returns home with news that she is getting married to a self-made billionaire who plans to take her and the kids away with him to Europe, leaving Duckman alone.

Director: Raymie Muzquiz

Writer: Bernie Keating

Duckman & Cornfed go undercover into an exclusive celebrity-filled health spa to investigate one of the support groups.

Director: John Eng

Writer: Gary Glasberg

Duckman, in search of his free clock radio, takes the family out to the desert. They wind up in a small town where ""King"" Chicken is the sheriff and Duckman is put on trial for being a heretic.

Director: Jeff McGrath

Writer: Michael Markowitz

As the disclaimer says at the beginning this episode is full ""of heavy handed and over-obvious allegory,"" when for some children, Duckman and Cornfed search for what has become of a beautiful model named America.

Director: Paul Demeyer

Writer: Bill Canterbury, Gene Laufenberg

The family goes to a new age fair and at one of the booths, Duckman meets his mother who's been reincarnated as a ""highly infectious germ"". He learns that if he parents his children correctly he won't come back as germ, so he showers his kids with too much affection.

Director: Bob Hathcock

Writer: Jim Pond, Bill Fuller

The son Cornfed never knew he had arrives at the office and Cornfed travels back to Vietnam to find the mother and the truth. Duckman takes his family along on the trip for a much needed vacation and must also deal with the flashbacks he is experiencing.

Director: Norton Virgien

Writer: Jeff Astrof, Mike Sikowitz

Ajax's natural talent for poetry makes him popular. Duckman gets him signed to a contract for a job creating greeting cards, but Ajax isn't happy with his new occupation.

Director: John Eng

Writer: N/A

Duckman is kidnapped by an irate viewer who doesn't like the lack of morals portrayed on his television show.

Director: Jeff McGrath

Writer: David Misch