Queer Duck was such a disgusting show I have ever heard from the year 2000-2004 the jokes are either racist and so does make any sense at alll and it even got his own movie called Queer Duck The Movie which that movie sucks.
3 Reviews
Hilarious Cartoon
Nglas9 May 2006
This cartoon series was so hilarious that when I first watched it, my father was in the room, and he thought I was choking. It happened to be the episode where Queer Duck is prank calling Dr. Laura and she gets so mad she shows up at his house with a shotgun and proceeds to chase him around. Very stereotypical view of gays in a fun, "is this what you think we are" way that will make anyone chuckle.
Queer Duck is a duck who is a nurse that spends his time figuring out ways to make himself more fabulous. Terrific spoofs of gay-haters like Dr. Laura and Jerry Falwell are guaranteed to make even the both of them smile.
Queer Duck is a duck who is a nurse that spends his time figuring out ways to make himself more fabulous. Terrific spoofs of gay-haters like Dr. Laura and Jerry Falwell are guaranteed to make even the both of them smile.
One of the best gay cartoons I've ever seen.
mikewestcoast15 May 2016
Warning: Spoilers
This has to be one of the best gay cartoons I've ever seen and over the years, I watched all 20 episodes over and over again. The episodes are about 3 minutes each so it's easy to watch them all in one sitting.
Spoiler: I like this cartoon because they talk openly and frankly about gay issues, being gay and gay sex, just as many gay men talk between themselves in reality, and don't mince words. This is refreshing to me, because in my experience, conversations between gay and straight people, when it comes to talking about sex, is typically toned down. For gay people, it's nice to see that nothing, including talking about sex or using swear words, is not censored in this cartoon.
In the gay world, we openly and welcome talking about gay sex, STDs, and any other issue we want to discuss because we care about understanding the world we live in and how to survive in countries, such as the USA, which still have many homophobic people.
As of the time of my comment, Queer Duck can be seen for free on YouTube.
Spoiler: I like this cartoon because they talk openly and frankly about gay issues, being gay and gay sex, just as many gay men talk between themselves in reality, and don't mince words. This is refreshing to me, because in my experience, conversations between gay and straight people, when it comes to talking about sex, is typically toned down. For gay people, it's nice to see that nothing, including talking about sex or using swear words, is not censored in this cartoon.
In the gay world, we openly and welcome talking about gay sex, STDs, and any other issue we want to discuss because we care about understanding the world we live in and how to survive in countries, such as the USA, which still have many homophobic people.
As of the time of my comment, Queer Duck can be seen for free on YouTube.
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