S3E5 "Louie's Eleven!" Episode Discussion. Louie plans a break-in at a high-class party so the Three Caballeros can play as … She once again blames Donald for missing out on her big chance, but she also admits Glamour rarely ever listens to what she has to say. Louie goes up to Glamour to try and speak with her, but Glamour has already caught on to his plan and explains that every year someone tries to pull a similar stunt to try to get a band that they represent to come and perform for her so that they can get money and tells Louie that he is unoriginal. is the fifty-fourth episode of DuckTales.
With Daisy gone, Louie assumes Glamour to be unguarded so he can charm his way into exciting her for the Three Caballeros' performance, only to discover Falcon Graves now standing by her side. This infuriates Daisy, as she proceeds to let her rage out on Graves, allowing her to hit him to the ground and soon after smashing his head in with a nearby vase. Launchpad is leading the Junior Woodchucks when Huey tries to show the proper way to make a s'more. We’ve become used to the crew episode posters, but they typically show up much closer to the episode’s reveal than a Monday. Louie's Eleven!
Donald is hesitant at first, but Panchito and José immediately agree to it, leaving Donald now reluctantly going along with it as well. Together, they get Huey ("The Forger") to unknowingly create fake passes for them, and Gyro ("The Tech Guru") to make small communication devices for them all. With David Tennant, Danny Pudi, Ben Schwartz, Bobby Moynihan. (Speaking of which, if anyone has archived these posters we are missing a few and would love it if someone would shoot them to us). All rights reserved.
This weekend join us for Louie’s Eleven! Close. However, unbeknownst to Graves, the buyer is revealed to be another desired It-list maker While Graves and Beaks now begin to fight over the phone, the lights suddenly shut off with a stage light now centered on Dewey. They then notice Glamour attempting to retrieve her phone back by Graves, who then announces he was hired to sell all her company's assets she had on her phone to the highest bidder.
Louie apologizes for not listening to Dewey, and he suggests that he help him out in their next scheme. Back in the elevator, Daisy and Donald manage to get themselves untangled but the stain on the female duck's coat starts to get worst, forcing her to take it off, revealing a colorful and fascinating dress. It was way back at 2019’s San Diego Comic-Con that we first learned that Daisy Duck would be appearing in season 3 of DuckTales. Meanwhile, as Louie's about to make his way towards Glamour, Dewey returns and tries to convince him he can help, but Louie instead belittles him and believes sticking to the plan is the best option.
And he, naturally, is similarly smitten with her ambition and strangely familiar anger-management issues.The Caballeros, Glamour’s party, and Louie’s scheme all function as backdrop and comic relief to further the goal of getting Donald and Daisy to notice each other, but it mostly works and ends with a pretty good punchline– despite the fact that the original song featured in this episode “Hear My Voice” is a little overly reminiscent of “Remember Me” from Pixar’s Mike serves as Laughing Place’s lead Southern California reporter, Editorial Director for Star Wars content, and host of the weekly “Who’s the Bossk?” Star Wars podcast.
Even so, Donald still wonders how they'll get in, but Louie introduces them to have an elaborate scheme set up for the break-in he dubs Louie's Eleven. Soon afterward, Falcon Graves returns with the tied up Harpy he managed to capture, as he, Daisy is then revealed to have been wearing a very stylish dress beneath her coat, as Donald compliments her while Daisy notes she made it herself.
Laughing Place is a dedicated group of Disney fans, like yourself, who love Disney. "Louie's Eleven!" Toad, Minnie Mouse and More Disneyland 65th Anniversary Funko Pop! Despite the show trying to hide her appearance the fandom knew it was coming, and we’ve been excited for the announcement to come. B.O.Y.D. 241 comments. Dewey, who wants a chance to show off his abilities in an effort to be recognized by Emma, is labeled "The Specialist", though the title is vague at this point. After a close call with flower types between Daisy and Emma Glamour herself, Louie says they have to go through Daisy in order to get to Glamour. As Donald and Daisy end up in the elevator together, Webby ("The Tactician") cuts the power to the elevator to give Donald more time. Posted by. 197.
Duck turns out to be the only person in town who can understand Donald perfectly, to the point where she even finds his voice to be somewhat enchanting.
Afterwards, Glamour quickly blames Daisy for the disaster, but Donald backs her up and together, they finally talk back to Glamour, who calms down and compliments Daisy's dress. Louie calls upon Manny, the Headless Man-Horse ("The Muscle"), but he is easily defeated. Although Graves is now out cold, Glamour still decides to accuse Daisy of ruining the party, but Donald steps in and angrily states Daisy has actually saved her party now. Louie plans a break-in at a high-class party hosted by Duckburg’s most popular tastemaker, Emma Glamour, so The Three Caballeros can play as Donald tries to get past the party’s no-nonsense planner, Daisy Duck. Louie plans to gatecrash a high-class party as Donald tries to slip away from the party's planner. This week’s installment, entitled “Louie’s Eleven!,” returns to that well by incorporating tropes from famous heist films like the obvious “Ocean’s Eleven,” among others. With returning fan favorites and a new character lots of us have been waiting for, what did you think of this episode? Hope you all enjoyed The Lost Harp of Mervana!