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Topic: Rosa-inspired "Family Guy" episode?

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Baar Baar Jinx
"Family Guy" doesn't reference the Barks/Rosa universe very often (they did have a scene where Peter Griffin tries to swim in money, but that was more likely inspired by DuckTales than directly by Barks), but I recently caught a rerun of their 2000 episode E. Peterbus Unum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._Peterbus_Unum) that seems to have a storyline very similar to Rosa's 1989 story, "His Majesty McDuck". Can't help wondering if the comic inspired the TV episode. Has anyone working on the show ever credited Rosa's story for this?
Lars Jensen
Quote from user: Baar Baar Jinx"Family Guy" doesn't reference the Barks/Rosa universe very often (they did have a scene where Peter Griffin tries to swim in money, but that was more likely inspired by DuckTales than directly by Barks), but I recently caught a rerun of their 2000 episode E. Peterbus Unum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._Peterbus_Unum) that seems to have a storyline very similar to Rosa's 1989 story, "His Majesty McDuck". Can't help wondering if the comic inspired the TV episode. Has anyone working on the show ever credited Rosa's story for this?
Wasn't "His Majesty, McDuck" inspired by the film Passport to Pimlico ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passport_to_Pimlico )?
Swamp Adder
There have been a lot of stories with that plotline. Some of them are listed here:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ForeignerForADay
MrCleveland
All I can think about when I hear "Family Guy" and "Duckburg" is this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMyk7MXsseg
It's ONLY for the strong-stomached...looks like Peter realized that only ONE can swim in money....
Scrooge McDuck!
PS-Is there a pic where only Scrooge can swim in money?
Mr. M
To be honest "Collage humor" did the same joke in much more clever way :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3KRQSpORW0
Robb_K
Quote from user: Lars JensenQuote from user: Baar Baar Jinx"Family Guy" doesn't reference the Barks/Rosa universe very often (they did have a scene where Peter Griffin tries to swim in money, but that was more likely inspired by DuckTales than directly by Barks), but I recently caught a rerun of their 2000 episode E. Peterbus Unum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._Peterbus_Unum) that seems to have a storyline very similar to Rosa's 1989 story, "His Majesty McDuck". Can't help wondering if the comic inspired the TV episode. Has anyone working on the show ever credited Rosa's story for this?
Wasn't "His Majesty, McDuck" inspired by the film Passport to Pimlico ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passport_to_Pimlico )?

I have NO doubt about that. And there was an Egmont-produced long story (drawn by Colomer?) that had Scrooge and his nephews shipwrecked on an island only to find out that their rescuer (the man who lived there and owned the island) hunted his "rescued" visitors down (with a rifle) like wild animals, for sport. This was based on the US 1932 film,: "Most Dangerous Game".
Matilda
I'm quite sure that Rosa himself gave a nod to Passport to Pimlico as inspiration, somewhere.
Lars Jensen
Quote from user: MatildaI'm quite sure that Rosa himself gave a nod to Passport to Pimlico as inspiration, somewhere.
He probably did.

I just wondered why the Family Guy people would have credited Don for a storyline he himself got from elsewhere.
Debbie
Quote from user: MrClevelandIs there a pic where only Scrooge can swim in money?
In Only A Poor Old Man, the Beagle Boys try to swim in Scrooge's money, only to dive in and knock themselves unconscious in a fortunately far less graphic way.
Mr. M
They also did it more then once in Ducktales.
In "The Duck who would be king" (the ducks find a treasure chamber full of gold coins similar to the money bin, Scrooge started swimng in it but after Bubba just in he just hurt himself) and in one more episode (I don't remember the tiles) HD&L try to swim in money like Scrooge but just hurt their heads and ask "How dose he do it ?"
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