Melis

Gordon Bombay, a hotshot lawyer, is haunted by memories of his childhood, when, as the star player in his champion hockey team, he lost the winning goal in a shootout, thereby losing the game, and the approval of his coach. After being charged for drunk driving, the court orders him to coach a peewee hockey team, the worst in the league, Gordon is at first very reluctant. However, he eventually gains the respect of the kids and teaches them how to win, gaining a sponsor on the way and giving the team the name of The Ducks. In the finals, they face Gordon's old team, coached by Gordon's old coach, giving Gordon a chance to face old ghosts.


After hurting his knee in an accident in the minor leagues, Gordon Bombay returns home. Jan has been promoting him as a good coach, and now, he has become the coach of Team USA. The Ducks are gathered again and joined by five new players- Dean Portman (a big enforcer), Ken Wu (an ex-figure skater), Julie Gaffney (a REALLY good goalie), Luis Mendoza (a "speedster"), and Dwyane Robertson (a cowboy, good puck handler). They are up against the world- including the big boys from Iceland. Can they win against the world?


This story focuses mainly on Charley as he veers down the same self-loathing path Gordon took when he was a youth. The Ducks return to their roots in the third installment of this series. Back home in Minnesota. Tieing in with the first episode. After reaching the Top in D2 this story deals with the aftermath and a new phase in their all the team members lives. The Ducks get scholarships to the Prestigous Eden Hall academy. THe beloved Varsity team draws parallels to the Hawks in the 1st installment as the dominant agressor. As they are favored by the powerful members of society and the Ducks are once again seen as the Rag-Tag untraditional team. Shunned by the conservative norm, faced with a new uptight coach and the mounting pressure from the alumus board, the chairman of which is the Varsity team captains father, the obstacles are huge for the Ducks. Can Gordon mentor Charley and veer him away from his current path of self-destruction? Can he teach him that he is the only one capable of leading the Ducks, their one and only captain ? Can the Ducks once again stand up to the conformity and be victourious?


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Ellie

Thanks Melis!

Melis

We need to get some discussions going. Lol

Who is everyone's favorite duck?
Who is the cutest duck?
Which was the best and worth Duck movie?
Which duck did you miss the most from the first movie?

Ellie

I think Charlie was always my favourite, and he was pretty cute too! As for movies, probably the first is the one I like the most, but I really like the second one as well.

Melis

I liked Charlie, too. Of course, he wasn't the only cute one. Lol

Ellie

No, they were all pretty cute!

Melis

Yeah, except Averman. Lol He was okay, but he was no Charlie or Adam.

Ellie

He was a great comic relief though!

Melis

Yeah, he was funny. I'm glad they kept him around.

I liked Connie better than the other girl in the first Duck movie. I can't remember her name now.

that's a bingo

I will always love these movies. They are so fantastic. I need to have a marathon of them. As for the questions...

Who is everyone's favorite duck?
My favorite was Averman. He was so adorable.

Who is the cutest duck?
Oh, Charlie. That's a no brainer.

Which was the best and worth Duck movie?
I love them all actually, I don't think there was a worst Duck movie.

Which duck did you miss the most from the first movie?
Hmm, I don't know.

Melis

I thought they did a good job with the casting. I didn't really miss any of the ones from the first movie.

Melis

I loved the new additions, though.

Ellie

Yeah,they wereall pretty great.

Melis

Yeah none of them were annoying.

Ellie

Yeah, there weren't any characters that you hated with the Ducks.