History Funny / QuackPack

--->'''Plane''': Automatic flight disabled.\\

'''Plane:''' '''That means you're flying now, bub!'''\\

* In the episode where Donald and the boys get superpowers and Donald turns into an insane supervillain, he decides to gather up and destroy all the [=TVs=] in the world. Daisy, reporting on the scene for ''[[ShowWithinAShow What in the World]]'' realises that this means no-one is watching her and decides to do what she always wanted to do on live TV- play the bagpipes (briefly exciting the owners of the only TV Donald missed, a small Scottish family on a mountain, who rejoice that "Finally, something worth watching on American TV!")

* "The Return of the T Squad" has Huey and Dewey meeting again after one stopping a tsunami by building a giant sand wall (which collapsed, "flooding" the city with sand") and another trying to stop a plane crash by mentally trading places with the stewardess:

-->'''Daisy''': Where's your compassion? Your consideration? Your charity?\\

--> '''Donald''': ''(from off-screen)'' Who did this?! Waaaaahhh!!! ''(comes out of the bathroom with tub-shaped gelatin stuck to him)''

-->'''Huey''': What if we-
-->'''Donald''': No!
-->'''Dewey''': But-
-->'''Donald''': No!
-->'''Louie''': (Raises a finger and begins to open his beak).
-->'''Donald''': NO!

-->'''Daisy''': Where's your compassion? Your consideration? Your charity?
-->'''Kent Powers''': My what?
-->'''Daisy''': I forgot who I was talking to.

* In the episode "Tasty Paste", Daisy gets enormous from eating the titular food. It's quite comical.

** When the triplets decide to confront Nigel Nightshade by going to his address listed on the back of his trading card, the police point out how useful this is and consider that they should probably look into getting their own criminal trading cards.

-->'''Huey''': But it would-

* When the triplets decide to confront Nigel Nightshade by going to his address listed on the back of his trading card, the police point out how useful this is and consider that they should probably look into getting their own criminal trading cards.

* When the triplets decide to confront Nigel Nightshade by going to his address listed on the back of his trading card, the police point out how useful this is and consider that they should probably consider getting their own criminal trading cards.

-->'''Daisy''': I forgot who I was talking to.

''Huey runs away, shocked''

* "Stunt Double or Nothing" ends with Kent Powers receiving a very satisfying HumiliationConga.

* In the episode where Donald and the boys get superpowers and Donald turns into an insane supervillain, he decides to gather up and destroy all the [=TVs=] in the world. Daisy, reporting on the scene for ''[[ShowWithinAShow What In The World]]'' realises that this means no-one is watching her and decides to do what she always wanted to do on live TV- play the bagpipes (briefly exciting the owners of the only TV Donald missed, a small Scottish family on a mountain, who rejoice that "Finally, something worth watching on American TV!")

** For some viewers though this could be seen as NightmareFuel

* "Need 4 Speed" is pretty much a whole smorgasbord of funny moments. Examples include Donald and the triplets' ridiculously over-the-top [[ImagineSpot Imagine Spots]] and this exchange.

* Donald dreaming that he is married to the alligator Antoinette with three half-alligator/half-duck kids in a 1950's sitcom in "Gator Aid".

* In "Ducks by Nature", Beef Jerky and Donald have both been attacked by a moose, a swarm of bees, and a bear. After encountering all of them again, they then suddenly [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext get chased by an alien]].

-->'''Donald''': NO!

* A shark calling Donald a philistine in "All Hands on Duck".

* In "Island of the Not-so-Nice", Mumbly eats some garlic gum from the triplets and his garlicky breath causes the bald mad scientist to gain hair, only for his new hair to quickly fall out.

** For some viewers though this could be seen as NightmareFuel

* CrowningMomentOfFunny: In the episode where Donald and the boys get superpowers and Donald turns into an insane supervillain, he decides to gather up and destroy all the [=TVs=] in the world. Daisy, reporting on the scene for ''[[ShowWithinAShow What In The World]]'' realises that this means no-one is watching her and decides to do what she always wanted to do on live TV- play the bagpipes (briefly exciting the owners of the only TV Donald missed, a small Scottish family on a mountain, who rejoice that "Finally, something worth watching on American TV!")

* In one episode, the boys need to get rid of a tree, so they use a solution that causes things to shrink, and it seems to work. Then Donald accidentally gets sprayed with some of it and gets younger and younger. Finally, at the end, the tree has regrown and is now massive. The episode ends when a (now-giant) Donald begins stomping toward the house...