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In the series premiere, we find the Funnie family have moved from Bloatsburg and are just arriving at their new home in the town of Bluffington. 11 year old Doug Funnie writes his thoughts in his journal and worries he won't be able to make any friends. On a search to find food for his Mom (Theda), Dad (Phil) and sister (Judy), Doug meets his next door neighbour Mr. Dink. He shows Doug a video about Bluffington and introduces him to the popular hangout fast food restaurant called The Honker Burger. When Doug gets to the hangout, he meets Skeeter Valentine who befriends him right away. Doug also meets Patti Mayonnaise and right away, has a secret crush on her. However, all is not well when he also meets the local bully Roger Klotz who tricks Doug into believing he has to catch a monster called a Neematoad at Stinsen's Pond to be a town hero.
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Directed by Yvette Kaplan, Howard BeckermanWritten by Alicia Marie Schudt
Doug is excited about going to his first school costume dance, and possibly having the opportunity to dance with his dream girl, Patti. But Doug's excitement soon fades when Roger reminds him that he has no dancing talent, so Doug goes to Skeeter for dancing tips.
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Directed by Tony Eastman, Carol MillicanWritten by Ken Scarborough, Joe Aaron
Doug makes a model of a volcano for a science project. But when rumor has it that the volcano erupted, and caused the whole science room to explode, Doug decides to disguise himself as Jack Bandit and go on the lam to avoid the cops.
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Directed by Ken KimmelmanWritten by Ken Scarborough
When Porkchop begins acting very strangely, Doug tries to find out what's causing his friend's odd behavior. It turns out that Porkchop has come down with a case of ""puppy love"" for a local poodle.
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Directed by Johan EdströmWritten by Betty G. Birney
Doug refuses to get his picture taken for School Photo Swap Day at school, because he has suddenly become self-concious of his nose after Skeeter's brother Dale calls Doug ""big nose"".
Skeeter and Doug win tickets to go see The Beets live in concert. Unfortunately, everything comes to a halt when Skeeter gets grounded and can't go with Doug to the concert. Doug wants to go to the concert, but sticks with his best friend. On the night of the concert, the two of them head off to the Honker Burger and get the surprise of their life.
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Directed by Ken KimmelmanWritten by Alan Silberberg
Doug is thrilled when Mrs. Wingo tells him that he'll be introducing a special performer for an upcoming school show. That is, until he finds out that the performer is actually his sister, Judy.
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Directed by Yvette KaplanWritten by Ken Scarborough
A prankster steals Vice Principal Bone's ""Der Grosser Yodelmeister"" Trophy, and puts it in Doug's locker. Mr. Bone searches all the school's lockers and is convinced that Doug had stolen the trophy.
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Directed by Jean-Pierre JacquetWritten by Jacqueline Hirtz, Marcy Winograd
For Student Government Day, Doug is chosen to interview the Mayor of Bluffington, Mr. Robert ""Bob"" White. He visits the mayor on a field trip to Bluffington Town Hall, and saves the ice cream factory from a meltdown.
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Directed by John ParatoreWritten by John Pardee, Joey Murphy
Doug is entered (thanks to Roger) into a school talent contest, and decides to try out a ventriloquism act. Once their on stage, Doug has to keep his new pal Buster from losing his head on stage.
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Directed by Johan EdströmWritten by Alan Kingsberg
Doug feels inferior because he doesn't have awesome new shoes, Sky Davis Inflatable Air Jet, like everyone else. That is, until he meets the real Sky Davis.
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Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Alan Silberberg
Roger begins pestering Patti to help him with his book report, and when Patti finally loses her temper and yells at Roger to leave her alone, they get punished with a trip to detention. This doesn't sit well with Doug, who tries to stop Roger from bugging Patti. First appearance of Quailman
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Directed by Ken KimmelmanWritten by Harper Steele, Jacqueline Hirtz, Marcy Winograd
Doug decides that he needs a haircut, but he doesn't want just ANY kind of haircut. He goes around town, trying to find a barber that can cut his hair the same way his old friend in Bloatsburg did. He looks all over and finds Mr. Sweney before escaping the dangerous baraber Fluke.
Doug's motorcycle-riding Grandma Opal comes to visit and she teaches Doug to takes risks and enjoy life while taking him on his first motorcycle ride and sushi lunch.
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Directed by John ParatoreWritten by Beth Bornstein
Doug freaks out when he can't find his journal anywhere. All his personal thoughts are in that journal, and he'll do anything to get it back. After posting flyers around town, he learns that Roger has found it.
Doug accidentally hands in his doodle of Mrs. Wingo, instead of his essay assignment. Hoping he won't get into trouble or be embarrassed, Doug tries to get the doodle back as Smash Adams.
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Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Ken Scarborough
Doug and Patti are both paired up in a cooking class competition. When Patti tells Doug she can't cook, Doug invites her over to his house to practice some easy recipies and decide what to cook for their class.
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Directed by Yvette KaplanWritten by Alan J. Higgins, Judy Spencer
Doug is nervous because he is given the job of babysitting Skeeter's younger brother, Dale, when the Valentines leave for a trip. So he asks all his friends for advice on babysitting, but Doug finds out you can't always rely on other people's advice.
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Directed by Jean-Pierre JacquetWritten by Kayte Kuch, Sheryl Scarborough, Marcy Winograd, Jacqueline Hirtz
Doug spends a day drawing his favorite cartoon super hero, Quailman, who saves students from the evil Dr. Klotzenstein, who is using his ""brain beam"" to suck intelligence out of kids at the Bluffington School.
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Directed by John ParatoreWritten by Alan Silberberg
Patti is rejected from the school baseball team by Coach Spitz, only because she's a girl. She then organizes her own team with the other kids who have been rejected, and challenges Coach Spitz to a game.
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Directed by Tony EastmanWritten by Lisa Melamed, Lisa Melamed, Alicia Marie Schudt
Doug is reluctant to ask Patti to the Tri-County Fair, so Skeeter invites Beebe to go with them too. Once at the fair Doug wants to get the chance to ride the giant ferris wheel with Patti.
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Directed by Ken KimmelmanWritten by Skip Shepard, Bradley Kesden
Before Beebe's big costume party, Skeeter has to tell Doug that they can't go because he believes that he and his family are going move to a new town. Doug can't believe Skeeter has to move, but then Skeeter secretly moves in with Doug in order to stay in Bluffington with his best friend.
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Directed by Carol MillicanWritten by Ken Scarborough
Ken Scarborough, Joe Fallon, Alan J. Higgins, Matt Steinglass, Alan Silberberg, Don Gillies, Glenn Leopold, Dietrich Smith, Scott Fellows, Dennis Garvey, Marcy Brown, Joe Stillman, Kenneth Lonergan, Steve Bannos, Steve Higgins, Andy Yerkes, Scott Kreamer, Betty G. Birney, Evan Gore, Lisa Melamed, Kate Donahue
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
166
Original language
English
Networks & production
ABCUnited States
NickelodeonUnited States
Ellipsanime ProductionsFrance
Jumbo PicturesUnited States
Games AnimationUnited States
Ellipse Programme
Themes
best friendcoming of agedognarrationnew schoolnew townolder sistersecret crush
