Disney Afternoon Intros - January 1, 2013 by Ducky

A trip down memory lane…

 

View the musical intro to the Disney Afternoon, plus all of the intros for Duck Tales, Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers, TaleSpin, and Darkwing Duck.

 

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Chip ‘n’ Dale on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse - May 23, 2012 by Ducky

Golly, Dale…

 

Chip ‘n’ Dale have been making appearances on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse with voices similar to what we heard on Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers.  For a while after Rescue Rangers was taken off the air, Disney used Tress MacNeille for both Chip and Dale in TV appearances so they would sound more like “classic” Chip ‘n’ Dale (e.g., House of Mouse). Disney has taken a different approach with Mickey Mouse Clubhouse because Corey Burton has been “reinstated” as Dale, causing the duo to sound a lot more like they did on Rescue Rangers. And fans of Gadget should notice that Tress is also providing the voice of Daisy Duck, who tends to use the word “golly” a lot, which makes for even more CDRR nostalgia

 

 

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Rescue Ranger Fan Fic Reading 3000 - January 1, 2012 by Ducky

 

Now playing: A Mystery Science Theater 3000 style rolling commentary on bad Rescue Ranger fan fics… Head on over to the forums to participate.

 

 

mystery science theater 3000

Is that a naked mole rat?

 

[Forum Game] Mock Execrable Fanfic I
Concept: MST3K (or just plain mock line-by-line) the bad fanfic posted by the previous user. Find and post bad fanfic for the next person to mock.
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Chip ‘n’ Dale Online on Google Plus - November 8, 2011 by Ducky

 

Chip ‘n’ Dale Online is now on Google+!

 

Be sure to check out our page and add it to your circles if you are on Google.

 

https://plus.google.com/u/0/104218882952744972872/posts

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In celebration of Autumn… - November 4, 2011 by Ducky

 

In celebration of Autumn, we’ll be featuring Live2Dream’s entry from the 2010 Fall CnDOTC, simply titled “LEAVES!”

 

LEAVES

 

Have a happy and safe Fall season, everyone.  :)

 

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Schorhr’s CDRR RPG - July 11, 2011 by Ducky

All we can say here is “WOW!”

 

CDRR fan Schorhr has been working on a Rescue Rangers RPG, and he posted a demo and some screen shots in the forums. Please check it out, his work is nothing short of amazing.

 

Schorhr’s Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers RPG

http://wap.cc/cdrr/alpha_0-0-2/main.html

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Peter Cullen vs Jim Cummings - June 29, 2011 by Ducky

A Challenger Appears…

 

Battle of the Jacks

Cullen vs Cummings

 

Who was the better Monterey Jack? Peter Cullen or Jim Cummings?

 

Voice your opinion in the comments
Voice your opinion in the comments


to hear the side-by-side comparison…

 

Read the rest of this post to hear the Jacks duke it out

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September 2008 Featured Artist: Cornflake - June 24, 2011 by Ducky

CnDO Featured Artist Flashback


Chip ‘n’ Dale Online’s Featured Artist of September 2008 was: Cornflake!


Cornflake joined the Chip ‘n’ Dale Online community in July of 2008, immediately impressing us with a beautiful piece of art, which we like to refer to as: The Ladies.


Cornflake The Ladies


The full, high resolution version of the image as well as the rest of anything else Cornflake may share with us in the future is available for viewing in the Community Gallery.


Great work, Cornflake, and thank you for continuing to be such a valued member of this community.


Are you interested in having your artwork or stories featured here? Register now and start submitting your work to the Community Gallery. Posting regularly on the forums will also help get your work noticed.


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Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers comic #8 – FINAL - June 19, 2011 by Ducky

Final Issue of Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers Coming Soon


Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers #8 will be the last issue in the comic series by Kaboom! Studios (aka Boom! Studios for kids).   Here’s the summary currently displayed on Kaboom’s catalog page:


Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers 8


Chip ‘N’ Dale Rescue Rangers #08 (Cover A)

Availability: Not yet released.

$3.99


Writer(s): Ian Brill
Artist(s): Leonel Castellani


Everything is connected. Nothing is an accident. And in this cataclysmic conclusion to “Slipping Through the Cracks,” Chip ‘n’ Dale and the Rescue Rangers learn that a shadowy foe has been manipulating their every move! But who is responsible, and why? Find out why sometimes some crimes go slipping through the cracks and which two gumshoes are picking up the slack!

Diamond Code: MAY110943




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The catalog also provides a link to a not-yet-released page for the trade paperback version of the comic.  It shows a listed price of $14.99.   Hopefully Boom! publishes enough of these to satisfy all of the Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers and Disney Afternoon fans out there who weren’t able to order some of the earlier issues.


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Bryce Reviews: Gadget in Chains - June 15, 2011 by Bryce
Gadget in Pain: A Review of Loneheart’s Angsty Epic, Gadget in Chains

By: Bryce

Wherefore Gadget in Chains?


For my first fanfic review, I’m going to analyze Loneheart’s Gadget in Chains. Why choose this particular fanfic? Because I hate it. It embodies everything that is wrong with angsty fanfiction driven by its appeal to the author’s own perverted mind, and yet it is undoubtedly the pinnacle of its art. Gadget in Chains is a work of dark and twisted genius, from which one cannot easily look away. One admires it against the protestations of the conscience, sort of like Riefenstahl’s Triumph des Willens.



 

One of the first things you will notice about Gadget in Chains is that it is long. Really, really long. In fact, it’s almost twice as long as Moby-Dick, or over four times as long as Moby-Dick.


 

The Man Behind the Madness


 

Gadget in Chains is the magnum opus of Loneheart, supposedly an unpublished writer turned calling center employee. I don’t know if that’s a factual biography or not, but he’s undoubtedly the Adolf Wölfli of Rescue Rangers fanfiction. It took seven years to write Gadget in Chains; you can read it on fanfiction.net in a somewhat shorter period of time.


Alternately, on the Acorn Cafe you can find a version edited to comply with their restrictions on content. This version is much more succinct and has a good bit less in the way of fan (dis)service, you can get a copy here.


As mentioned previously, the contents seem to be largely dictated by appeal to the writer and it gets rather repetitive. One could be forgiven for thinking that the work was an attempt to refine prose descriptions of Gadget being strip-searched or beaten to high art. I’ll be honest, just reading some of this made me really uncomfortable. For the sake of brevity, and also because this is an illustrated review and I’d rather dislike earning myself a spot on a certain particularly infamous Encyclopedia Dramatica article, I’m going to skip most of that.



Still, Gadget is on the receiving end of so much suffering in this story that one gets the impression that the author originally meant to write a much shorter story, Gadget in Pains, wherein the titular mouse gets stuck on a glue board and must gnaw off her own leg to escape (and, probably, her clothing as well, since this is Loneheart we’re talking about), but then he saw The Shawshank Redemption.


Speaking of which, Gadget in Chains is laden with references to prison movies and literature; for example it has a lot more in common with Les Misérables than just the obvious facts that Gadget and Jean Valjean share a prisoner number and that both books are really long. This is by no means a bad thing; in fact, finding references was probably the most fun I had reading it. Then again, that’s probably just the kind of person I am.


 

 

 

 

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