The Best Episodes of DuckTales

The future of adventuring hangs in the balance as the Duck family uncovers earth-shattering secrets in a final standoff with F.O.W.L.

Director: Matt Youngberg, Matthew Humphreys, Jason Zurek, Tanner Johnson

Writer: Benjamin Siemon, Robert Snow, Francisco Angones, Madison Bateman, Christian Magalhaes

Magica De Spell is close to exacting revenge on Scrooge, so the family races against time to plan a dangerous rescue mission to save Scrooge and the city.

Director: Matthew Humphreys, Tanner Johnson

Writer: Madison Bateman, Colleen Evanson

Stuck on a precarious peak, the kids secretly search the plane for the final clue about Della’s mysterious disappearance.

Director: John Aoshima

Writer: Francisco Angones

After he and Dewey meet Darkwing Duck's original actor Jim Starling and then find out that Scrooge intend to make a gritty movie about Darkwing Duck with a new actor, both Launchpad and Jim are against it.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Francisco Angones

The moon invades Duckburg, forcing Scrooge to join forces with an unlikely ally in an effort to save the earth. Meanwhile, Della and the kids search the globe for reinforcements.

Director: Jason Zurek, Tanner Johnson

Writer: Robert Snow, Madison Bateman, Christian Magalhaes, Colleen Evanson

Darkwing gains an unlikely sidekick as he uncovers a dark conspiracy tied to the Missing Mysteries and one of Scrooge’s employees.

Director: Matthew Humphreys, Jason Zurek

Writer: Francisco Angones, Colleen Evanson

Della Duck has faced every danger the moon has to offer to reunite with her family, but her greatest challenge is one she might not be able to fight her way out of.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Colleen Evanson

Scrooge avoids the pressures of the holidays by traveling back in time with a trio of fun-loving ghosts to crash history's greatest Christmas parties; time-lost Dewey teams up with young Donald Duck to find his mother on Christmas.

Director: Jason Zurek

Writer: Francisco Angones

Della struggles for survival against dangerous elements of the Moon, as she looks for a way to get back to her family on Earth.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Madison Bateman, Colleen Evanson

Glomgold forms his own family made of all of Scrooge’s greatest villains to defeat Scrooge’s family once and for all.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Colleen Evanson

The family is not quite themselves as they discover the planned family photoshoot might just be a part of a bigger “wish” gone wrong.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Robert Snow

A spy video game turns dangerously real as Launchpad and Dewey must stop F.O.W.L. agent Steelbeak’s plan to destroy Duckburg.

Director: Jason Zurek

Writer: Christian Magalhaes

On a family trip to Scrooge’s ancestral castle, Dewey tries to hide the truth about his mom as his brothers search for family secrets.

Director: Matthew Humphreys

Writer: Robert Snow

Scrooge is forced to babysit young Donald and Della as they go on their first adventure to find a powerful artifact, unaware that Bradford is taking on this mission personally.

Director: Vince Aparo, Tanner Johnson

Writer: Christian Magalhaes

The kids are pulled into a world made of their wildest dreams. Unfortunately, Lena’s worst nightmare comes true: Magica De Spell is back and coming to reclaim what’s hers.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Emmy Cicierega

Louie plans a break-in at a high-class party hosted by Duckburg’s most popular tastemaker, Emma Glamour, so the Three Caballeros can play as Donald tries to get past the party’s no-nonsense planner, Daisy Duck.

Director: Matthew Humphreys

Writer: Madison Bateman

The kids forego their usual trick-or-treat path and instead take on the most haunted house in Duckburg, while Launchpad confronts ghosts from the past.

Director: Matthew Humphreys

Writer: Christian Magalhaes

The kids must stop Scrooge’s unhealthy obsession with a few missing coins to keep him from becoming the next Glomgold.

Director: Matthew Humphreys

Writer: Robert Snow

Donald and Penumbra must break out of a Moon Prison and send a warning to Earth about a looming invasion. Meanwhile, Dewey and Webby uncover a sinister conspiracy targeting their family.

Director: Jason Reicher, Jason Zurek

Writer: Colleen Evanson

Donald Duck reluctantly takes his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie to the home of their reclusive great-uncle Scrooge McDuck. Enthralled by their once legendary great-uncle and the wonder of McDuck Manor, the triplets and their newfound fierce friend Webby learn of long-kept family secrets and unleash totems from Scrooge's epic past, sending the family on an adventure of a lifetime to the Lost City of Atlantis.

Director: John Aoshima, Dana Terrace

Writer: Francisco Angones

Webby learns how Scrooge and Mrs. Beakley first met while she helps Scrooge rescue her granny from the clutches of rival spy Black Heron.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Christian Magalhaes

As Della rebuilds her ship, Penumbra becomes convinced Della’s planning an attack. Meanwhile, Donald’s nap keeps getting interrupted by adventure.

Director: Jason Zurek

Writer: Robert Snow

Scrooge and Goldie O’Gilt are turned into teenagers as they race Rockerduck to the Fountain of Youth, while the boys’ sibling rivalry uncovers danger at a spring break hotel.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Madison Bateman

With F.O.W.L. at their heels, Scrooge tests out the Money Bin’s new security system on Louie and Della, while Beakley and Webby train the others for an enemy attack.

Director: Tanner Johnson

Writer: Benjamin Siemon

Louie accidentally spends Scrooge's Number One Dime and turns to mad inventor Gyro Gearloose for help to get it back, while Dewey and Webby become entangled in a conspiracy.

Director: John Aoshima

Writer: Madison Bateman