I was doing some rare spring-cleaning in my flat for CNY and came across these props from the first Phua Chu Kang episode I wrote.
They're the clay ducks from a season 2 ep called Clockwork, first aired in 1999.
They were going to be thrown away after the episode was done, but I kept them as souvenirs and still have them more than 15 years later!
You can watch the full episode below. The ducks show up near the end.
Not to be confused with another duck-related episode I wrote called Fowl Play With Fish Ball. An actual duck shows up at the end.
Watch more full episodes here.
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