Episode list

Duckula, Nanny and Igor go to Egypt in order to discover the ancient Mystic Saxophone.

Fed up with the wet weather, Duckula takes his team to visit his cousin Don Diego in Spain.

On a stormy night, a stone statue of one of Duckula's ancestors is brought to life.

Duckula, Igor and Nanny take a ride on the Rollercoaster of Time where they go back in time to meet the very first vampire and then into the future when vegetables run the world.

Duckula wants his castle redesigned and Nanny and Igor go on strike.

Castle Duckula is missing and the search for it takes Count Duckula and his trusty servants to the Arctic.

Doctor Von Goosewing has created an invisibility machine, and plans to infiltrate Castle Duckula, and finish of The Count.

Intending to take Nanny to a psychologist in Austria, The Castle gets it wrong and lands in Australia, where the travellers encounter local Bill Platypus.

Count Duckula decides to go to foggy London to become a famous detective. Unfortunately for him, Goosewing is already there, and even worse are a couple of jewel thieves and detectives Hemlock Soames and Dr. Potson. When all of the elements of the plot collide, things become very surreal...

Count Duckula decides to open Castle Duckula to the public for some extra cash after encountering some financial difficulties.

Count Duckula gets his castle refurbished and tuned up since it is in need of repair. So, Igor, Nanny, and Count Duckula use the car to travel to the Glen Sparrows Hotel in Scotland. What Duckula does not know is that they are not heading to the Glen Sparrows Hotel, but to Castle McDuckula to visit his uncle Rory McDuckula. Igor is taking him there so that his master would become a real vampire, without letting his master know about the secret. While at Castle McDuckula there is a ghost that lives there.

Igor finally gets to revive the "bad, old days" when a young American couple are stranded in the storm & must stay in Castle Duckula. But watch the drawbacks when Duckula's a vegetarian, Nanny helps, & this couple is NOT put in danger.

Count Duckula wishes to break the land speed record, there's just one snag, he doesn't own a car.

Count Duckula wishes to be a superhero much like his space-faring idol, Tremendous Terrance, so he stocks up on cereal tokens to earn a helmet like the one Tremendous Terrance wears. Von Goosewing, meanwhile, schemes to blow the castle up into orbit. It works, and the castle is sent off into space, where it is bombarded with troubles, first oncoming asteroids, then it is attacked by Oids, creatures in the Tremendous Terrance comic book. Tremedous Terrance soon arrives on the scene to save Duckula and company from the aliens, and at Duckula's request is sent off to the dreaded planet Cute to stave off the inhabitants, which prove to be nothing more than overtly cute rabbit-like creatures. Needless to say, after but a few moments' time, both Duckula and Igor are fed up with these creatures and wish to escape, but don't know how.

Count Duckula decides to go on a holiday to a hotel called Hardluck Hotel, though when he arrives, nothing is even close to his liking. The hotel itself is in terrible disrepair, the service is bad, and everything is rank and fetid. To end this torment, Duckula goes straight to the hotel manager to check out, but as luck would have it, it has only just been revealed in the papers that Transylvanian drachmas (Duckula's currency) are now deemed worthless in the current market. Faced with this dilemma of not having one red cent to pay for his considerably short stay, Duckula is then forced to work as a hotel employee to pay off his debt. To make matters the worst possible for this unfortunate Count, his servants, Nanny and Igor stop at this hotel for a vacation, and, not knowing that Duckula is himself and not the staff see fit to order the hapless young duck around and around. Change, however, may be on its way for the Count.

Count Duckula, Igor, & Nanny are in Paris where their artistic misadventures draw the attention of the thieves Gaston & Pierre, Inspector Migraine, & Quasimodo, Hunchbudgie of Notre Dame.

Count Duckula is writing in his diary and suspects nothing out of the ordinary, when Igor comes along and tells him that Duckula's diary reminded him of the previous Count and the fact that he himself, kept a diary. This lifts Duckula's interests for a moment or so long enough to decide to take this book straight to the presses to have printed out. As luck would have it, Dr. Von Goosewing, up to his usual vampire-snagging tricks, decides to see whether or not he can disguise himself as a publicist so as to infiltrate Castle Duckula. As he looks for a reporter's disguise in his trunk he stumbles upon the diary of his great-uncle, Dr. Von Gosling. Von Goosewing studies it well, for in this diary is a design on how to destroy a vampire with a device disguised as a camera, loaded with a wooden stake. As all of this happens, we see many a flashback from both the Count and Von Goosewing's parts. Duckula tries to get Nanny and Igor to tidy up the castle, and as this happens, Nanny and Igor both inform the Count that they, too, have diaries. This plays up to an important level later on for all three.

After realizing that his castle is understaffed, Count Duckula goes to Rent-A-Butler Inc. to look for some new employees for his castle. However, since it transpires that butler and nannies are in high demand and earn very high wages, Duckula decides to sell his last two loyal employees, Igor and Nanny, to the agency instead. Without anybody to cook for him or look after him, Duckula accepts an invitation to a dinner hosted by the 'Nouveau Riche' family where Igor and Nanny are now serving. Duckula decides to go disguised as his second cousin, the honorable Lobilia, to avoid being recognized but things do not go according to plan.

Duckula acquires a collection of The Encyclopedia Transylvania, which prompts a trip to The Jungle to find a lost treasure.

The Crow Brothers are short on money so they decide to try out a new scheme. They sell Castle Duckula to an American couple, who wish for it to be transported to their home country. This leads to a new problem: how to get it there. They decide to transport it a brick at a time, hoping that the inhabitants of the castle, Duckula Igor and Nanny, don't notice...

Duckula, Igor and Nanny attend the Opera, Igor bumps into an old friend, who's in the employ of 'The Phantom,' who's set to commit a dastardly deed during the performance.

Von Goosewing is, as usual, hovering over Castle Duckula trying to find some way to obliterate Duckula and broods on his inability to do so, but as he is about to take a sip of some coffee, actually drinks from his patented carpet stain remover. This has a surprising effect on the drinker; it will turn them into the reverse of what they are for a short time. Von Goosewing then comes to the conclusion that he can get Duckula to take this chemical so as to neutralize him long enough to eliminate him, and he plans to put it in Duckula's milk. Needless to say, chaos soon ensues and virtually everyone in the castle takes this potion. Soon, in some form or other, everyone is the exact reverse of what they'd normally be: Duckula is a real vampire, Igor is perfectly benign, and Nanny is a genius.

The entire village of Transylvania are desperate in winning the village of the year award. But, there is one problem, they needed the castle to be remodeled in order to win. So, after a game of drawing straws, two villagers decide to go to the castle to persuade Count Duckula to fix up the place. After listening to their persuasion, the Count believes that it is a great idea, much to Igor's dismay. Since Count Duckula is penniless to repair the castle, the villagers convince him to take a grant from the Town Hall. After their arrival at the Town Hall, they start a series of madcaps.

Duckula, Igor and Nanny join the Circus Straciatella, but the ex employees of The tight fisted Ringmaster have other ideas.

Von Goosewing accidentally creates a potion that sends plants shooting off into the sky, Duckula, Igor and Nanny fall foul of his dastardly plan.

Count Duckula is worried when his relatives arrive at The Castle, and fears they may learn he's a vegetarian.