Queer Duck: The Movie

Queer Duck wakes up after a late night party and watches a commercial for the amusement park Happyland. The banner proclaims Gay Day at Happyland, but officials close the park and tell everyone to leave because they are gay. He laments the lack of acceptance and questions whether being homosexual still has a place in the world.

While at work, Queer Duck meets the quirky Broadway actor Lola Buzzard. She brings energy and sass, and her upbeat attitude lifts his spirits. She inspires him with the idea of returning to Broadway or pursuing a path he hadn't considered.

Lola's Broadway production Still Not Dead captures attention, and she receives a Tony with Rosie O'Donnell presenting. She encourages Queer Duck to explore acting again. The spark between them grows as he witnesses her success.

In his youth during the 1960s, Queer Duck visits hidden gay bars where homosexuality is underground. He meets drag queen Regina who performs with The Blueballs, singing Shangalang. They dance and share a kiss before the Stonewall riots force them apart.

The Stonewall riots erupt and Queer Duck is separated from Regina during the chaos. He is beaten but survives, keeping his sixties earring as a memento and turning it into a nipple ring. The event leaves a lasting impression on his sense of identity.

Openly Gator expresses unwavering support, telling Queer Duck that whatever makes him happy will make Openly Gator happy too. He emphasizes acceptance rather than forcing change. The bond between them deepens with this moment.

Queer Duck decides to marry Lola as a path toward turning straight, seeking help from Reverend Vandergelding. The Reverend attempts various procedures and ultimately crafts an elixir to change his orientation. The early attempts fail before the elixir is finalized.

After drinking the elixir, Queer Duck becomes straight and physically transformed, entering a monotone, muscular life and marries Lola. Lola dies unexpectedly after the wedding, leaving him to reassess his life and identity.

Following Lola's death, Barbra Streisand influences Queer Duck to embrace his gay identity again. Openly Gator remains supportive as Queer Duck begins to accept who he is without apologies.

Lola leaves her fortune to Queer Duck, who uses it to buy back and revitalize the park as a gay themed Happyland. He also funds a baseball stadium for Bi-Polar Bear and grants Oscar Wildcat his own antique variety show, transforming the park into a place of celebration.

Regina has become Rex again and reunites with Oscar, embracing their identities while Vandergelding grows increasingly irritated by the park's references to homosexuality. He escapes from custody to pursue his crusade against Gay Happyland.

Vandergelding kidnaps Queer Duck with plans to pour his elixir over Fairy Land to turn all gay people into heterosexuals. Openly Gator arrives to rescue him, defeats Vandergelding, and Vandergelding is splashed with elixir and pink hair stuck. A gay bull charges him, kissing him, and Queer Duck and Openly Gator kiss and declare they are gay, ending with their last hit number I'm Glad I'm Gay.