Ducktales (1987) - S01 E47 - Scroogerello

Scrooge is the servant boy for his evil stepbrothers and evil stepfather. His fairy godmother prepares him for the ball, where he falls in love with the princess. She is kidnapped! How will he rescue the princess before midnight?
The episode begins with Scrooge McDuck, as usual, obsessing over his money and wealth, completely disregarding the importance of family or friendship. Scrooge is shown to be cranky and selfish, especially during the Halloween season. As the episode progresses, Scrooge’s greed and stubbornness make him increasingly isolated from his family and friends.
One night, Scrooge is visited by three ghostly figures:

The Ghost of DuckTales Past: This ghost shows Scrooge his earlier days, including how he was once more generous and compassionate. It highlights the moments when Scrooge cared about the people around him, especially his family and his younger self's adventures.

The Ghost of DuckTales Present: This ghost reveals the current impact of Scrooge's greed on his relationships with his nephews and others in Duckburg. Scrooge is shown how his actions have led to him being distanced from his loved ones.

The Ghost of DuckTales Yet to Come: The final ghost shows Scrooge a grim future where his selfishness has caused him to end up alone, with no one to care for him when he's older. This serves as a wake-up call, showing him the potential consequences of continuing down his current path.

Through these supernatural encounters, Scrooge begins to realize the importance of family, generosity, and kindness. By the end of the episode, Scrooge is a changed duck. He acknowledges that his wealth is not the most important thing and that his family and relationships matter more.

The episode blends spooky Halloween elements with the heartwarming moral of A Christmas Carol, making it both fun and touching for fans of DuckTales and for anyone familiar with the classic Dickens story.