Blue Collar Scrooge
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| DuckTales episode | ||
| "Blue Collar Scrooge" | ||
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| Season | 2 | |
| Episode no. | 94 | |
| Airdate | March 25, 1990 | |
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| Prod. no. | 86 | |
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| "A DuckTales Valentine" | "Allowance Day" | |
| List of DuckTales episodes | ||
"Blue Collar Scrooge" is the ninety-fourth episode of the Disney animated television series DuckTales.
[edit] Synopsis
Scrooge McDuck has created a skateboard factory, but a call from a benefactor helps him decide to sell the skateboard factory to get richer. While Scrooge is walking down the hall, he accidentally slips on a skateboard, is knocked off and hit in the head. After the fall, Scrooge gets amnesia and doesn't remember who he is. After he gets kicked out of a restaurant, Scrooge thinks it was himself who did it, and decides to make a protest.
Scrooge goes to Fenton Crackshell's house to go on a date with Mrs. Crackshell. Meanwhile, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Fenton are worried that Scrooge hasn't shown up. The boys decide to have Fenton disguise himself as Scrooge. In the next morning, Scrooge gets a job at the skateboard factory. Meanwhile, Fenton has an easy job pretending to be Scrooge.
After hearing that Scrooge is selling the factory, the crowd is in crisis, and Scrooge tells the crowd to take Fenton (as Scrooge) down. Just then, Fenton and the police arrive to attack Scrooge, and Scrooge readies the attack when he slips on another skateboard and is hit in the head again, regaining his memories. Fenton orders the police to arrest Scrooge, and Scrooge tells the police it's really him. Fenton thinks Scrooge is crazy, until his mother shows up to ask why Fenton is dressing as Scrooge.
Mrs. Crackshell learns that the man she dated is Scrooge. Scrooge decides to have another date with her.
[edit] Trivia
- The dinner sequence with the spaghetti is a direct reference to Lady and the Tramp.
