Airing History
- United Kingdom
- ITV Network (CITV) (1988-1993)
- Nickelodeon (1995-1996)
- Sky1 (1998-2001)
- Boomerang (coming soon)
- United States of America
- Nickelodeon (1989–1993)
- Australia
- ABC TV
- Network Ten
- Nickelodeon
- 7Two
- Bulgaria
- Diema Family
- Canada
- YTV
- Canal Famille (now known as VRAK.TV.) (The French Canadian version was named "Mordicus".)
- Czech Republic
- Supermax
- France
- Canal J (as "Comte Mordicus".)
- Germany
- ARD (1991–1994)
- Kabel 1 (1997-?)
- KI.KA (2004-?)
- Gibraltar
- Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation (1989 - unknown.)
- Greece
- Boomerang (Greece)
- Iceland
- Stöð 2 (1992 - 2004) (Icelandic dub-over, under the title "Brakúla greifi".)
- India
- Star Plus (1994–96)
- Indonesia
- antv (2012)
- Iran
- Channel 2 IRIB (1990's & 2000's) (as "The Castle of A Thousand Ducks".)
- Israel
- Channel 1 (Israel)
- Italy
- Italia 1 (1989)
- Malaysia
- TV3 (2002)
- TV9 (2009)
- Mexico
- Televisa still aired the show up to January 2006, on Canal 5. The success of the animated series in Mexico is partly attributed to its translation and voicework in Spanish, which was the very first to be done in a loose style, translating not only languages but cultural references and humor as well, uncommon in movies or television shows until Count Duckula, or "Conde Pátula" as it is known in Spanish.
- Netherlands
- Boomerang
- Philippines
- GMA 7
- Poland
- TVP1 (In 1993; some episodes, but was removed due to decision to dubbing.)
- TVP2
- Boomerang
- Portugal
- RTP 2
- Saudi Arabia
- Channel 3
- Serbia
- Happy TV
- South Africa
- Boomerang
- Spain
- TVE 1 (1991. Only seasons 1 and 2.)
- Antena 3 Televisión (1992. The seasons 1 and 2 were emitted by the same TVE's Spanish dubbing, but the seasons 3 and 4 were doubled by Antena 3 Televisión because they did not manage to be emitted in TVE 1. Duckula, Igor and Nanny possess the same names that in the original version. The title in Spain is "El Conde Duckula", and the main theme song also is the same that the original version (in English).
- Sweden
- TV3 (Sweden)
- United Arab Emirates
- Channel 33
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