History YMMV / DuckDynasty

* UncannyValley: The in-game graphics and animations make the characters seem like poorly-made marionettes. Not helping is the constant switching between the poor models and stock footage from the live-action show.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment:
** As Si's declared legally blind in "Spring Pong Cleaning", pretty much every time he's seen driving prior to that episode can become this, especially when he was teaching Sadie to drive. Less so when one reads his book, ''Si Cology'', which reveals he isn't blind and the scene in question was {{Kayfabe}}.
** In "Fowl Play", Jase tells Si to create a diversion by faking an illness or injury. He makes a joke about having a seizure- Jase's brother Jep would nearly die from having a seizure in a deer stand in October 2014.

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: There is no outright dirty content in this show, but there are some suggestive comments- all about the married couples, of course. Phil and Kay are often uncomfortably open about their sexual habits. Specific examples are Korie saying there was another way to get what she wants, but she "saves that for special occassions"- with a wry smile. Jep tries to get "a little pat pat" from Jessica for building a sidewalk, and later in Scotland. It's clear he really means a little more than a "pat on the booty". And in the middle of Willie giving advice to John Luke on his upcoming marriage while playing golf, Jase is giving golf advice and tells John Luke not to hit the ball to far to one side or the other but keep it in the middle. Willie tells John Luke it's like marriage- "You gotta do what it takes to get it in the middle"!

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Not an actual example, but an explanation of the trope. In the episode ''Aloha, Robertsons'', Si is complaining about the film ''Film/{{Ted}}'' being crude and how the main character was a substance abuser (which leads into a segment where Si is commenting on how other fictional bear characters are going to start lives of crime), while Jase is trying to explain to him that, just because a movie features a teddy bear as the main character, doesn't mean it's "family-friendly".

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Even though the character models are far from awesome, the environments, particularly the marshlands, aren't that bad looking given the game's lack of budget.

!! 2014 The Licensed Game:

* MostAnnoyingSound: Si's lip smacking noise in the second stealth mission. Not only do you have to hear it for a majority of the mission, but it sounded like it was done by somebody else.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Not an actual example, but an explanation of the trope. In the episode ''Aloha, Robertsons'', Si is complaining about the film ''Film/{{Ted}}' being crude and how the main character was a substance abuser (which leads into a segment where Si is commenting on how other fictional bear characters are going to start lives of crime), while Jase is trying to explain to him that, just because a movie features a teddy bear as the main character, doesn't mean it's "family-friendly".

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: As Si's declared legally blind in "Spring Pong Cleaning", pretty much every time he's seen driving prior to that episode can become this, especially when he was teaching Sadie to drive.
** Less so when one reads his book, ''Si Cology'', which reveals he isn't blind and the scene in question was {{Kayfabe}}.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Not an actual example, but an explanation of the trope. In the episode ''Aloha, Robertsons'', Si is complaining about [[Film/{{Ted}} Ted]] being crude and how the main character was a substance abuser (which leads into a segment where Si is commenting on how other fictional bear characters are going to start lives of crime), while Jase is trying to explain to him that, just because a movie features a teddy bear as the main character, doesn't mean it's "family-friendly".

* NightmareFuel: Phil Robertson gave an interview in which he spoke about the hypothetical rape, torture and murder of an atheist family. [[http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/phil-robertson-rape-murder-atheists It's not for the faint of heart.]]
** And it gets better; he claims that he would do ''exactly that'' to an atheist family if any proof that God doesn't exist surfaced. Oh, and the people he told that to ''cheered'' when he was done saying it...

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Not an actual example, but an explination of the trope. In the episode ''Aloha, Robertsons'', Si is complaining about [[Film/{{Ted}} Ted]] being crude and how the main character was a substance abuser (which leads into a segment where Si is commenting on how other fictional bear characters are going to start lives of crime), while Jase is trying to explain to him that, just because a movie features a teddy bear as the main character, doesn't mean it's "family-friendly".

** FunnyAneurysmMoment: In "Fowl Play", Jase tells Si to create a diversion by faking an illness or injury. He makes a joke about having a seizure- Jase's brother Jep would nearly die from having a seizure in a deer stand in October 2014.

* BrokenBase: Phil's suspension that came about at the end of 2013 after he stated his opinion on gays in an interview with GQ. Some felt the suspension was deserved because Phil made some rather unfortunate comments where he declared homosexuality to be sinful and "illogical". Others, particularly members of the show's large [[DeepSouth Southeastern USA]] fanbase (a part of the country known for usually being more conservative both politically and religiously), feel A&E are just covering their ass and that Phil should not be suspended for simply voicing his personal religious beliefs. And others still feel the interviewer deliberately asked those questions knowing what Phil's response would be.

* HilariousInHindsight: In the episode ''I'm Dreaming of a Redneck Christmas'', Jase decorates Phil and Kay's roof with lights that spell out "JOY!" Once lit up, the lights spell out "OY!" instead. Happy Hannukah, Jase!
* UnfortunateImplications: Phil's comments about Homosexuality are not only ignorant, but offensive as he compared it to bestiality, alcoholism, and terrorism.

* UnfortunateImplications Phil Robertson 's statements about Homosexuality are not just ignorant, but offensive as he compared it to bestiality, alcoholism, and terrorism.

* BrokenBase: Phil's suspension that came about at the end of 2013 after he stated his opinion on gays in an interview with GQ. Some felt the suspension was deserved because Phil made some rather unfortunate comments where he declared homosexuality to be sinful and "illogical". Others, particularly members of the show's large [[DeepSouth Southeastern USA]] fanbase (a part of the country known for usually being more conservative both politically and religiously), feel A&E are just covering their ass and that Phil should not be suspended for simply voicing his personal religious beliefs.

* BrokenBase: Phil's suspension that came about at the end of 2013 after he stated his opinion on gays in an interview with GQ. Some felt the suspension was deserved because Phil made some rather unfortunate comments where he declared homosexuality to be sinful and "illogical," and worse lumped [[UnfortunateImplications gay people in with terrorists and alcoholics]]. Others, particularly members of the show's large [[DeepSouth Southeastern USA]] fanbase (a part of the country known for usually being more conservative both politically and religiously), feel A&E are just covering their ass and that Phil should not be suspended for simply voicing his personal religious beliefs.