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%%* ValuesResonance: The episode's themes are important to this day.
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* ValuesResonance: The episode ''[[Recap/DuckTalesBlueCollarScrooge Blue Collar Scrooge]]'' dealt with themes of respecting workers' rights and the relationship between bosses and employees. Needless to say, still ''very'' relevant as of today.

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* ValuesResonance: The This episode ''[[Recap/DuckTalesBlueCollarScrooge Blue Collar Scrooge]]'' dealt with themes of respecting workers' rights and the relationship between bosses and employees. Needless to say, still ''very'' relevant as of today.
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* ValuesResonance: The episode ''[[Recap/DuckTalesBlueCollarScrooge Blue Collar Scrooge]]'' dealt with themes of respecting workers' rights and the relationship between bosses and employees. Needless to say, still ''very'' relevant as of today.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Scrooge and M'Ma build a genuine and sweet relationship which remains even after Scrooge gets his memory back. Sadly, it's never brought up again.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights. Considering how much of a controversy workman's rights are in real-life, which have arguably worsened in years since the episode premiered, this ain't particularly a bad thing.

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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights. Considering how much of a controversy workman's rights are in real-life, which have arguably worsened in years since the episode premiered, [[ValuesResonance this ain't particularly a bad thing.thing]].
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights. Considering how much of a controversy workman's rights are in real-life, which have arguably worsened in years since the episode premiered, [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped this ain't particularly a bad thing]].

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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights. Considering how much of a controversy workman's rights are in real-life, which have arguably worsened in years since the episode premiered, [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped this ain't particularly a bad thing]].thing.
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* ValuesResonance: The episode's themes are important to this day.

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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights.

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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights. Considering how much of a controversy workman's rights are in real-life, which have arguably worsened in years since the episode premiered, [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped this ain't particularly a bad thing]].
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The episode is not subtle at all about its themes of relation between workers and bosses, and the workers' rights.
* HilariousInHindsight: Scrooge loses his memory and has to go to work at one of his own factories. While doing so, he learns what it's like to be one of his own employees. When he gets his memory back, he makes a number of changes that benefit his employees. Remove the amnesia element and you have ''Series/UndercoverBoss''.
* ValuesResonance: The episode's themes are important to this day.

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