Cornfed Pig Is A Playful Polymath
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a hero tribute video consisting of a compilation of scenes featuring an admirable hero from my memories, noble pig detective and modern day renaissance man, Willibald Feivel aka Cornfed Pig (voiced by Gregg Berger), from the 1990s show Duckman. He proved to be an interesting hero to me because of his humble nature and devotion to professionalism despite his variety of crazy experiences. His fierce devotion to his silly boss/friend Duckman was also touching as well as his willingness to do whatever it took to help.
Cornfed is what Brian from Family Guy thinks he is.
lmao, this got me good.
Brain was a good character in the first two seasons then he became one of the worst
@@bigtexas940Preech! still don’t understand what they were thinking
@@therust6947one word: flanderization
Comment of the day. Boom
They predict how you need 10 year’s experience to get an entry level job duckman was truly ahead of its time
Ahead of its time or literally just the same problems happening over and over and over
@@pinkpugginzthe history of man repeats
Things weren't completely shitty in the '90s, but this was already happening in places. Technology has just gotten better and the technocracy is holding a lot of power now.
@@jr2904 A technocracy could never manage to be as poorly managed as the economy is today. …That implies the people in charge are at the top of technical expertise. Or have any.
This was nothing new. The new job seeker always encounters the age-old problem of how to get experience when no one wants to hire someone with no experience.
I love that despite Cornfed's hyper competence in nearly all things, Duckman is the one who grounds him. You really get the feeling that he's a couple steps away from turning into another member of the psychotic society that torments Duckman.
It also makes their rapport legendary. They may not be equals but they sure as hell get along really well most of the time.
i do do wish they played that angle a little more as well as duckmans street wise nature cornfeds been around the bock a few times but duck man has been under it
I've never seen this show up to this point as this randomly showed up in my recommendations. You're saying Duckman is actually wise and not a bumbling, selfish idiot as we see in these clips?
@@ryangainey94 yes and no when he actually bothers putting in the effort he can be genuely wise and smart his problem is no one resects him so he dosn't try very often
@@ryangainey94 Sort of. The easiest comparison I have would be John Constinintine. Someone who is actually a very competent detective but gets in the way of themselves by clinging to past trauma, hatred for humanity, and overall willingness to imbibe on... anything.
@@ryangainey94 Duckman is a very bright and emotionally sensitive person at his core, but the death of his wife and decades of society absolutely destroying his goodwill have turned him into a lazy and hedonistic person that is so vulnerable to hubris it could be it's own Greek tragedy.
Thus is the unique comedy of the show. We don't root for Duckman because of what a piece of shit he is, but we also know where Duckman is coming from because the shit that pisses him off is the stuff that pisses us off too.
There's a great example of this in an episode where Duckman gets committed to a psyche ward and sufficiently puts together monologue after monologue about how society's need to constantly put medical pathos onto people's frustrations ultimately undermining the real issues the common person in society has, and the only way he gets stopped is once the wardens start to play into his ego.
In this instance, Cornfed doesn't actually rebuke any of Duckman's points. In fact he kind of emphasizes them by deconstructing their psychology with logic.
These situations are uncommon, but its the reason why Duckman and Cornfed aren't equals. That just means their friendship is more important to both of them than whatever skills they happen to have.
"Got time for a quickie?~"
"Sure, those things never start on time." 💀💀💀💀💀💀
😂😂😂. Nope
A lot of his lines would actually make sense coming from Duckman, and that makes it all the funnier.
I wonder if those two ever became a thing?
Cornfed is great, because while he’s extremely skilled, experienced, strong, smart, and has a lot of fortune in his life, he’s also had a lot of different struggles over the course of his life, like fighting in war, getting shot twice, having to pay off college debt, and everything. And he’s not 100% logical either, he still gets impulsive and makes bad judgements and calls. He’s got depth.
I like how you list paying off college debt on the same level as going to war or getting shot twice lmao
@Burn_Angel they did say "different struggles" so they're not saying it's all on the same level. That's why they said "different struggles"
@@yikesyourchunkyhostilityha2321 I mean paying off College Debt is definitely the worst thing on the list tho, but death to the author and all, interpret however you like
Story of my life.
And then there's little moments, like at 16:50, where he doesn't automatically know to stay away from the window and is visibly shocked by the rock throw, quickly distancing himself from said window just in case - a moment of organic learning without him just already being on the ball.
Cornfed wrote a book called "So You Want to be a Mailman" but he still needs a regular job, and that unironically makes sense.
Well, that's the joke isn't it?
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme No. The joke is that he knows a lot about everything, including being a mailman--so much so, that he even wrote a book about it. I really don't think the joke is that he needed a job even though he wrote a book about being a mailman.
My mom used to let me watch Duckman when she found out I had watched it before because she figured “If I couldn’t tell it was for adults, its probably not bad.” To this day I cannot recall a single joke that didn’t go over my head lol. Literally a joke would happen and I’m just like :D cartoons!
Same with The Critic and early South Park.
"On trial for heresy," "kidnapped by media critic," "made dictator of South American nation," "held prisoner in asylum," so every single one of his emergency contingency plans actually ended up being used.
All things considered, it might explain a lot that he hangs out with Duckman just so he has an excuse to do all that crazy shit.
"I realize that its the person who can cheerfully accept the madness of this world that is truly insane"- Cornfed Pig
When corny revealed his glorious afro has the same energy as when finn reveals his flowing golden locks.
He has a fro????
Cornfed was loosely based on Twitch from Spawn if I remember right.
Both are extremely competent detectives working for rude and crude misanthropes.
No, he's a parody of Joe Friday, the main character from Dragnet, which was an old police procedural.
Friday had the same gruff monotone delivery for virtually every line and it's been parodied in many pieces of media
@@casanovafunkenstein5090 Yooo you're right. That's the same char Twitch was based on! Neat!
He and Duckman are also a bit of a riff on Porky Pig and Daffy Duck, apparently.
Cornfed is the "smartest" character to ever be written, idk who's the voice actor but damn the way he says everything while having a straight face is crazy to me
Gregg Berger, if you know transformers he is Grimlock
@@bruhdiconwassi5074 I love the contrast between Grimlock and Cornfed. The guy that voices a loud alien robot dinosaur that speaks in broken sentences is also the guy that voices the incredibly articulate and reserved pig detective.
He sounds like max payne!
@@The_OwO_Shogun James McCaffrey. RIP Legend
He also voiced ottis in Garfield lmao
Man I forgot how hilarious this show was. And Cornfed is awesome. Everyone should have a best friend/partner like him.
Cornfed is an S Tier character in all of fiction
Duckman was truly ahead of its time, way before Bojack Horseman and South Park.
Ignorant fanboy
@@CSM100MK2 how is he ignorant
People compare it to those shows but I don't see. Duckman isn't as vulgar as South Park
and the character isn't in as deep of a sink hole as Bojack.
There isn't really anything like Duckman
It's not even like south park but bojack, good comparison
@@alchemistofsteel8099 I'd say that Bojack and Duckman are pretty much "life is meaningless", but on other sides of the coin.
“Sure, those things never start on time” 4:25
BRUH.
Cornfed is a genuine badass
Grassy knoll?
Second gland theory?
Holy shit these people were cooking.
Duckman and Cornfed are the epitome of opposites attract, but in a purely platonic way.
They might be one of my new most favorite main character pairings in fiction.
I don't know why but the relationship between Duckman and Cornfed feel underrated.
i have a weird fascination for characters who are well traveled who have done a lot in their lifetime. its odd but its just such a neat trait for a character who seem to have more going on to them then what we see.
never watched much of duckman but from this video its obvious cornfed has lived a forest gump-esque life. its super fun to piece together the origins for such characters and make little theories in your head on what their life was like.
Companions in games that just seemingly know everything are the best, too. Like Cassidy in Fallout 2
Love this, any other examples? Reminds me of the main character in Big Fish
Might be an obscure list, but heres a couple competent, stable but mysterious and intresting characters from games I love that I can name. @@Dr.Livingdark
Brad, Joel and Alex, Lisa the pointless
Ulysses, Nick Valentine, Ceasar, various NCR citizens from Fallout
The Henchman, hotline miami 2
Captain Price, call of duty 4
Garret, Thief
Daud, Dishonered
Many characters from Dues Ex, Metro and team fortress 2
Various red dead redemption characters
@@drakep.5857 YESSSIR Lisa, Fallout, Hotline Miami and Deus Ex are all GOATed.
I never thought I’d ever have a favorite pig!
My favorite pig is the one that I'm currently eating 🐷 🥓🥓
Pig from back at the barnyard: i was a mail man too at one point!
Piglet: oh bother I think I should get a job too so that I can pay for the honey that Pooh needs.... The horror movies that I was in didn't pay me a lot...
Pfff
Marriage sneaks up on the best of us.
Gregg Berger, always a treasure.
Literally Grimlock
His last name is burger lol
9:06 "Beef Klasky and Potatoes Csupo" is such a big-brain move. This show was incredible.
I don’t get it pls explain
@Cokiecoler the production company for "Duckman" is Klasky Csupo, named after the founding members, producer Arlene Klasky and her then-husband, Hungarian animator Gabor Csupó. It is also fairly common to see dishes from French haute cuisine which were named after people, such as Eggs Benedict, Steak Diane, Oysters Rockefeller, or Peach Melba, to name a few, so the joke can easily fly by.
@@Cokiecoler klasky csupo is one of the guys who worked on the cartoon, I think
Klasky-Csupo (named after its founders) is the animation studio behind duckman
Cornfed is a man of all seasons
Gotta love that when duckman is tased, we see that he’s literally a bonehead.
Cornfed "Bend over, grabbed the desk and grit your teeth.
Duckman "Wait a minute does it say we have to do this?"
*An Awkward pause moment*
Cornfed "Never mind"
Lmao
My vision is augmented
Oh man I was trying to think of who his voice reminded me of!
Its not the same voice actor but it's super close.
i swear he sounds exactly like max payne.
"do you have a resume?"
"i was a new york cop with nothing to lose. Last line of work was security for some bourgeoise in brazil, but that job went south faster than the whiskey and painkillers i use to suppress the grief of my dead family."
Also sounds like jc denton from deus ex. I looked it up. None of them are the same voice actors.
I like cornfed He is a very witty character< he is a good straight men in times when his friend is in trouble he is there to defeat him.
unfortunately, he was keeping a secret from Duckman that his wife is still alive, and don't know about until the last episode of the show.
I like how Cornfed being sane is what makes him a genius.
What I like most about this series is that it's dialogue driven comedy like some later series, but it's not pretentious about it. You never really know what it satirises and you never really know whether you should be offended. They actually made an introspective episodes about the very concept in where Duckman explains it's good humor offends so that it might make you think *why* it offends you. The whole series coasts effortlessy off that concept.
Sure it's not a perfect show by any stretch of the imagination, but it does make you think about the relentless avalanche of juxtapositions it keeps throwing at you.
This show went places that Bojack Horseman never even dared to
They’re completely different shows made for totally different audiences. The only thing they have in common is that they both have animal characters.
@@Luschanisn’t that show absolute dogass also?
@@sgtkeroro2821 Yes, absolutely insufferable.
Leave it to youtubers to have trash taste. I'm not even a fan of the show but I'm aware that Bojack is more than a comedy cartoon
Quick google says it's won 15 awards out of 43 nominations
@@Leto_0 credential fallacy, try again.
This is my first ever experience with this show and i already adore this man, wtf.. and George Costanza is my fav television character so that was a huge plus hearing that voice come out of that duck
16:38 is a wild thing to say in such a calm and monotonous voice 😭
awww it all wrapped up so nicely.Cornfed is such a good loyal guy.
Just binged the entire series, it was really good!! The thing that suprised me the most was how much continuity there is. No spoilers but make sure to watch every epsode in order.
Cornfed definitely is HIM
They must have amnesia, they forgot he's HIM!
@@drakep.5857Blud has toon force unlike anyone else, he might be the one to 1v1 goku
The voice actor Greg burger also voiced Grimlock in the transformers G1 series.
Cornfed really is what you get if Grimlock and Nightbeat switched sparks.
😦 that's a strange mental image
"No charges, its enough punishment being him"
I remember this show when it came out, it played close to Dr. Katz. I think it was on Comedy Central or Mtv Liquid Television.
Same animators as Rugrats, and the redhead was the same voice actor as Tommy Pickles Mom.
God damn. I never watched this, didn't seem my style. But Cornfed over here is changing my mind.
Cornfed what an amazing character....
And that voice...it gives me the honey glows something awful.😍
what's wrong with you@@saphireroze001
@@LightishRed What’s RIGHT with you?
I guess it's finally time for me to binge Duckman
I cannot unhear JC Denton.
Your hearing is augmented.
And now, you have read this entire comment in JC Denton's wonderful monotone.
We all need a cornfed friend.
Why does he sound exactly like JC Denton
He never asked for this voice, but it's the voice he has.
My satire is augmented
sticks and stooooones
Maybe you should try getting a job
@@boogietunt6862
Bullshit reply. Wow.
12:50
“ Shh I disguise myself as a psychotic delusion. “ 😂 I’m crying 😭
The algorithm fed this one to me at the right time. What a seriously high quality cartoon Duckman was.
Is it just me, or does Cornfed Pig sound like he could pull off the line, "My vision is augmented"?
Cornfeds' voice is addicting :)
I love what you do so much man, the way you are able to focus on and collate the best scenes of a character, it's either hitting me with waves of nostalgia or introducing me to something I missed out on.
He easily is one of the best overpowered characters, can match Shaggy's strengths hand down.
Certain times he really makes me feel like I'm listening to max Payne
18:01 I appreciated that joke
7:52 He was so polite about taking flight lmaooo.
Cornfed is what happens when you play Fallout with 10 Charisma and Intelligence.
hes got an above average rating in just about each stat
CORNFED, HARBINGER OF THE RIZZTURE AND BRINGER OF THE END
I've got fond memories staying up past midnight to watch this show back when I was in elementary school
"..Although the image of fighting off a blood-thirsty waffle will forever remain a favorite in the playground of my mind"
My vision’s augmented.
3:38 wildest transformation
When you look into acquiring information, this approach is very real.
😮👍🏻💯
the stuff they wrote back than was wild. she dead ass asked him if he had time for aquikey
I just seen that scene before I read this 😂
Anyone else really like the sound design? Everything sounds so... Asmr.. Even the video quality enhances the appeal of the voices.
I always like seeing videos of this type.
7:08 “oh tehe” 😭
DUDE
I love that it sounds like jc Denton and/or the take five gum guy. But no one barely says it.
How have i never heard of this show. This is fantastic
Cornfed is a cross between Joe Friday fron Dragnet and Joe Frank... monologust and writer... who also voiced the computer in Galaxy Quest.
Sounds kind of like the guy from the old Deus ex game
@@pyrolee17so "that's" what it reminded me of! You're 100% right on the vibe, though it's not the same guy.
@@pyrolee17JC Denton
7:31 literally so ahead of its time lol
I've literally mever seen this show until these clips, and it's now my favorite Adult cartoon.
Wow, I forgot about this show. This era of Comedy Central will forever remind me of being in high school, during summer break. It was the only time of year when I could stay up late on weekdays. My parents would be asleep, and I would smoke weed out my window and enjoy all these late night Comedy Centralcartoons
I do get the impression Cornfed likes working for Duckman because he basically has all the actual power and agency most of the time without the responsibility. Duckman might give him shit but he can dish it right back when he wants to.
"hell of a first day" took me OUT 💀
I didn't know this show exist
The way he said oh tehe.
Way to force my hand. Gotta get a Cornfed tattoo
You never disappoint man yhank you
The voice of the slim pig remembers me that of that guy with the bandages on his face
Nelly?
Joshua Graham?
Darkman? No don't be silly- this is DUCKman.
this convinced me to watch the show
Oh my god once I heard his voice it was like I was back in the 90's. What a cool show.
You sure this was a kid’s show? We literally see Cornfed get shot twice. And bro has UNSPOKEN RIZZ!!
It was on Spike I believe or some network like that
It wasn't a kids show
Who said this was a kids show? It's like saying Family Guy is a kids show because it's a cartoon, this aired during prime time, they just didn't stoop to swearing and every character being an asshole.
@@BottomOfTheDumpsterFire I never seen this so idk. But it’s pretty dope tho
@@yaboigamerdouji7573 oh dude it's worth giving it a shot
This played in an adult time slot. Klasky Csupo didn't start on the kid stuff until this show got canceled
Cornfed sounds like the Twilight Zone announcer.
Rod Sterling
@@PALACIO254Ron SERling
And also, no he doesn't.
..y'know, you just can't get a good Beef Klasky and Potatoes Csupo anymore, everything's just ultra-rich vanilla ice cream instead.
9:06 Klasky-Csupo, how clever.
"Ma'am, would it be forward to tell you that your voice is of the sirens, your breath is of the lilacs, and your skin is of the soft, downy wool of a newborn lamb?"
(Offended)"Yes, it would!"
"What if I told you you had a great rack?"
"Oh, you're just saying that. 😊"
3:13 Wasn’t expecting a Didi Pickles cameo
Truly a gentleman and a scholar
"Beef Klasky and potatoes Csupo"
24:42 That smile! HAHAHAHA
24:44 that smile
Thank you for uploading
"hell of a first day, corny!" damn ive got to watch this show 😭😭😭😭
A minute in and I'm already sold.
I love the sounds of cornfeds footsteps
Is duck voiced by Jason Alexander??
Yes!
I just realized Bojack is Duckman.
4:38 cornfred you lucky guy
this show was sold as Duckman. it was ultimately Cornfed
Damn this video unblocked a childhood memory for me I totally remember my older cousin watching this on comedy central in the 90s