History YMMV / DuckTales2017S1E1Woooo

** Donald tells Scrooge in this episode, "I can't remember all your sworn enemies!" in the middle of CasualDangerDialogue as Glomgold makes his move. "The Life and Crimes of Scrooge [=McDuck=]" reveals how [[spoiler: Scrooge himself has a lot of sworn enemies, partly due to his ambition and InnocentlyInsensitive nature]].
** Scrooge disdainfully listening to his Board members about cutting funding to experimental tech and exploration given [[spoiler: they had forcefully stopped him from bankrupting the company to find Della, ''recently'']].

** "I was not responsible for the Spear of Selene!" Technically Scrooge wasn't completely responsible, but it doesn't matter to Donald, or [[spoiler: the boys when they find out that Scrooge enabled their mother to travel into space]].

** Likewise, when we realize that Donald blames Scrooge for Della's disappearance, he's not the only twin to do so. [[spoiler: Magica's spell accidentally hit her twin brother Poe with a spell that Scrooge deflected with his dime, turning him into a nonsapient crow that flew out of the [=DeSpell=] manor. She begged Scrooge to stop Poe from escaping, and he callously dismissed her]]. Scrooge has a bad track record when it comes to twins, doesn't he?

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Donald tells Scrooge in this episode, "I can't remember all your sworn enemies!" in the middle of CasualDangerDialogue as Glomgold makes his move. "The Life and Crimes of Scrooge [=McDuck=]" reveals how [[spoiler: Scrooge himself has a lot of sworn enemies, partly due to his ambition and InnocentlyInsensitive nature]].

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Donald tells Scrooge in this episode, "I can't remember all your sworn enemies!" in the middle of CasualDangerDialogue as Glomgold makes his move. "The Life and Crimes of Scrooge [=McDuck=]" reveals how [[spoiler: Scrooge himself has a lot of sworn enemies, partly due to his ambition and InnocentlySensitive nature]].

* {{Fanon}}: Some fans thought the dog interviewee and/or the reporter at the pier as a grown up [[WesternAnimation/AGoofyMovie Roxanne]], but this was disproven by "Quack Pack!", in which Roxanne appears on a photo with a different design.

** From "The Last Adventure!" the idea that Mrs. Beakley kept Webby indoors the entire time is probably because [[spoiler:she was afraid if the truth came out that Webby was Scrooge's daughter.]]

* {{Fanon}}: Some fans thought the dog interviewee and/or the reporter at the pier as a grown up [[WesternAnimation/AGoofyMovie Roxanne]], but this was disproven by “Quack Pack!”, in which Roxanne appears on a photo with a different design.
* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Donald tells Scrooge in this episode, "I can't remember all your sworn enemies!" in the middle of CasualDangerDialogue as Glomgold makes his move. "The Life and Crimes of Scrooge [=McDuck=] reveals how [[spoiler:Scrooge himself has a lot of sworn enemies, partly due to his ambition and InnocentlySensitive nature]].
* HarsherInHindsight: So many thanks to "The Last Crash of the Sunchaser"
** Scrooge disdainfully listening to his Board members about cutting funding to experimental tech and exploration given [[spoiler:they had forcefully stopped him from bankrupting the company to find Della, ''recently'']].

** "I was not responsible for the Spear of Selene!" Technically Scrooge wasn't completely responsible, but it doesn't matter to Donald, or [[spoiler:the boys when they find out that Scrooge enabled their mother to travel into space]].

** Likewise, when we realize that Donald blames Scrooge for Della's disappearance, he's not the only twin to do so. [[spoiler:Magica's spell accidentally hit her twin brother Poe with a spell that Scrooge deflected with his dime, turning him into a nonsapient crow that flew out of the [=DeSpell=] manor. She begged Scrooge to stop Poe from escaping, and he callously dismissed her]]. Scrooge has a bad track record when it comes to twins, doesn't he?

* UnexpectedCharacter: Not even the '''most''' seasoned duck fan could have expected Della Duck, Donald's twin sister and the triplets' mother to be important to the revival.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Captain Peghook only appears briefly as a StarterVillain and is quickly dispatched within one act. This is in contrast to Manny the Headless Manhorse, who initially sides with Peghook here and eventually ends up becoming a recurring character.

* {{Fanon}}: Some fans thought the dog interviewee and/or the reporter at the pier as a grown up [[WesternAnimation/AGoofyMovie Roxanne]], but this was disproven by “Quack Pack!”.

* {{Fanon}}: Some fans like to think of the dog interviewee and/or the reporter at the pier as a grown up [[WesternAnimation/AGoofyMovie Roxxane]]. ([[NamesTheSame No, not that Roxxane]])

* ToughActToFollow: The pilot ended up being one to the series proper. "Woo-oo" was critically lauded and beloved by new and old ''[=DuckTales=]'' fans alike for giving all of its ensemble cast a time to shine and teasing the MythArc about Della Duck. When the actual series began airing, many of the same people initially won over beginning to criticize the show for its ArcFatigue regarding the lack of progress in the Della subplot.

* FranchiseOriginalSin: Here, Dewey and Scrooge come into conflict with each other, with Dewey's LeeroyJenkins attitude clashing with Scrooge's more careful, methodical approach, while Dewey is openly disgusted at Scrooge's tendency to try and push the whole family away. However, it's presented as a case of BothSidesHaveAPoint, and Dewey's habit of rushing into things isn't treated as a good thing. In later episodes where Dewey was in a conflict with another character(s), the writers would either side fully with Dewey or even have him get off lightly even if he was in the wrong, with cases such as his attention problem with his whole family in [[Recap/DuckTales2017S1E20SkyPiratesInTheSky "Sky Pirates... in the Sky"]] and or his brothers calling him out in [[Recap/DuckTales2017S1E21TheSecretsOfCastleMcDuck "The Secrets of Castle McDuck"]] being fairly notorius. This resulted in him becoming a far more divisive character for the audience.
* HarsherInHindsight: So many thanks to "The Last Crash of the Sunchaser"

* FranchiseOriginalSin: Here, Dewey and Scrooge come into conflict with each other, with Dewey's LeeroyJenkins attitude clashing with Scrooge's more careful, methodical approach, while Dewey is openly disgusted at Scrooge's tendency to try and push the whole family away. However, it's presented as a case of BothSidesHaveAPoint, and Dewey's habit of rushing into things isn't treated as a good thing. In later episodes where Dewey was in a conflict with another character(s), the writers would either side fully with Dewey or even have him get off lightly even if he was in the wrong, with cases such as his attention problem with his whole family in [[Recap/DuckTales2017S1E20SkyPiratesInTheSky "Sky Pirates... in the Sky"]] and or his brothers calling him out in [[Recap/DuckTales2017S1E21TheSecretsOfCastleMcDuck "The Secrets of Castle McDuck"]]. This resulted in him becoming a far more divisive character for the audience.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Not even the most seasoned duck fan could have expected Della Duck, Donald's twin sister and the triplets' mother to be important to the revival.

* ToughActToFollow: The pilot ended up being one to the series proper. "Woo-oo" was critically lauded and beloved by new and old ''[=DuckTales=]'' fans alike for giving all of its ensemble cast a time to shine and teasing the MythArc about Della Duck. When the actual series began airing, many of the same people initially won over beginning to criticize the show for its ArcFatigue regarding the lack of progress in the Della subplot and Dewey and Webby becoming a SpotlightStealingSquad at the expense of Scrooge and especially Donald.

** Donald: "Stop. I know I'm a bit overprotective .. .No matter what I do, these boys keep getting into trouble."

* ToughActToFollow: The pilot ended up being one to the series proper. "Woo-oo" was critically lauded and beloved by new and old ''[=DuckTales=]'' fans alike for giving all of its ensemble cast a time to shine and teasing the MythArc about Della Duck. When the actual series began airing, HypeBacklash ended up setting in, with many of the same people initially won over beginning to criticize the show for its ArcFatigue regarding the lack of progress in the Della subplot and Dewey and Webby becoming a SpotlightStealingSquad at the expense of Scrooge and especially Donald.

* HarsherInHindsight: The line "No one tell your Uncle Donald!". As "The Last Crash of the Sunchaser!" reveals, not leaving Donald in the dark could've resolved a lot of family problems for Scrooge.

* ToughActToFollow: The pilot ended up being one to the series proper. "Woo-oo" was critically lauded and beloved by new and old ''[=DuckTales=]'' fans alike for giving all of its ensemble cast a time to shine and teasing the MythArc about Della Duck. When the actual series began airing, HypeBacklash ended up setting in, with many of the same people initially won over beginning to criticize the show for its ArcFatigue regarding the lack of progress in the Della subplot and Dewey and Webby becoming a SpotlightStealingSquad at the expense of Scrooge and especially Donald.

* ToughActToFollow: The pilot ended up being one to the series proper. "Woo-oo" was critically lauded and beloved by new and old ''[=DuckTales=]'' fans alike for giving all of its ensemble cast a time to shine and teasing the MythArc about Della Duck. When the actual series began airing, HypeBacklash ended up setting in, with many of the same people initially won over now began to criticize the show for its ArcFatigue regarding the lack of progress in the Della subplot and Dewey and Webby becoming a SpotlightStealingSquad at the expense of Scrooge and especially Donald.

* ToughActToFollow: The pilot ended up being one to the series proper. "Woo-oo" was critically lauded and beloved by new and old ''[=DuckTales=]'' fans alike for giving all of its ensemble cast a time to shine and teasing the MythArc about Della Duck. When the actual series began airing, HypeBacklash ended up setting in, with many of the same people initially won over now beginning to criticize the show for its ArcFatigue regarding the lack of progress in the Della subplot and Dewey and Webby becoming a SpotlightStealingSquad at the expense of Scrooge and especially Donald.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Not even the most seasoned duck fan could have expected Della Duck, Donald's sister and the triplets' mother to be important to the revival.