Scrooge McDuck

You could hear the greed in his voice, like Scrooge McDuck thinking about his money bin.

Crossed

Like it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia lead-in, The League revels in wrongness, and also like Sunny, it gets it right by being across-the-board foul and hands-down hilarious, tossing in gags about everything from The Bachelor to Algerian soap operas to Scrooge McDuck.

Watercooler: Are You in League With FX's Raunch-Com?

If Scrooge McDuck forgoes a private jet so his nephew Huey can have a private jet 20 years from now, we get 20 years of additional production from the factories that can be built in the interim.

How the Death Tax Hurts the Poor

You could hear the greed in his voice, like Scrooge McDuck thinking about his money bin.

Crossed

Imagine Scrooge McDuck himself, a lampoon of that other satirical holiday Dickensian favorite, Ebenezer diving into his glorious gold-coined hoard, and you're not too far off: the Federal Reserve reported that as of this March, nonfinancial American corporations were sitting on $1.85 trillion in cash and other liquid assets, a 26% increase over 2009.

Katy Welter: Small Business Saturday Makes Economic Sense

Imagine Scrooge McDuck himself, a lampoon of that other satirical holiday Dickensian favorite, Ebenezer diving into his glorious gold-coined hoard, and you're not too far off: the Federal Reserve reported that as of this March, nonfinancial American corporations were sitting on $1.85 trillion in cash and other liquid assets, a 26% increase over 2009.

Katy Welter: Small Business Saturday Makes Economic Sense

There was Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983, a hand-drawn version with Scrooge McDuck as, well, Scrooge.

Movie Review: Disney's A Christmas Carol

Imagine Scrooge McDuck himself, a lampoon of that other satirical holiday Dickensian favorite, Ebenezer diving into his glorious gold-coined hoard, and you're not too far off: the Federal Reserve reported that as of this March, nonfinancial American corporations were sitting on $1.85 trillion in cash and other liquid assets, a 26% increase over 2009.

Katy Welter: Small Business Saturday Makes Economic Sense

WASHINGTON - Insisting he did nothing wrong, billionaire Scrooge McDuck testified today before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

John Marshall: McDuck Gives Fraud Testimony

There was Mickey's Christmas Carol in 1983, a hand-drawn version with Scrooge McDuck as, well, Scrooge.

Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Disney's A Christmas Carol