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  • TV-Y7
  • 1991
  • 7 Seasons
  • 7.4  (20,315)

Doug was a beloved animated series that aired on ABC from 1991 to 1994. It followed the adventures of a young and imaginative boy named Doug Funnie, who lived in the fictional town of Bluffington. Becca Lish voiced the character of Patti Mayonnaise, Doug's crush and best friend. Billy West gave life to Doug Funnie and was also well-known for his roles in various other animated series such as Futurama and Ren & Stimpy. Alice Playten played the sassy and popular Beebe Bluff, Doug's classmate and daughter of the wealthiest family in town.

Doug's parents were also main characters in the show, with Doris Belack as Theda Funnie, Doug's caring and supportive mother, and Doug Preis as Phil Funnie, Doug's mild-mannered and quirky father who was often seen tinkering in his homemade inventions.

Other notable voice actors included Fran Brill as Ms. Wingo, Doug's strict and quirky English teacher, Fred Newman as Skeeter, Doug's best friend and partner in crime, Greg Lee as Roger Klotz, Doug's antagonist and the school bully, and Jeff Bergman as Porkchop, Doug's loyal and intelligent pet dog.

The show followed Doug through his everyday life, navigating the ups and downs of middle school, from trying to impress his crush to navigating difficult friendships and facing bullies. Through his imagination and love for writing, Doug often created elaborate fantasies where he was a superhero or a rock star, allowing viewers into his creative and imaginative mind.

The show was known for its heartwarming and wholesome themes, with valuable lessons on friendship, family and perseverance. It tackled hard-hitting topics such as bullying, peer pressure, and fitting in, while still maintaining a light and humorous tone. Doug's narration throughout the show gave it a unique and personal touch, as his inner thoughts were revealed to the audience.

The show had a distinct and colorful animation style that was easy on the eyes, with quirky character designs that set it apart from other animated shows at the time. Its catchy theme song, "Doug's Got A Brand New Pair Of Shoes", became a fan favorite and exemplified the show's upbeat and fun-loving vibe.

Doug's popularity led to a spin-off series, Disney's Doug, which premiered on Disney Channel in 1996, and a feature film, Doug's 1st Movie, which released in 1999.

Overall, Doug was a beloved animated series that gained a cult following during its original run on ABC. Its wholesome, relatable characters and heartwarming themes make it a timeless classic in the world of animated television.

Doug is a series that ran for 7 seasons (117 episodes) between August 11, 1991 and on ABC

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Doug's Marriage Madness
31. Doug's Marriage Madness
June 26, 1999
It's the end of the school year. Everyone is graduating from the seventh grade, Judy has gotten a used car and is off to college, and Patti's dad is getting married to Ms. Kristal. Doug is supposed to be the ring bearer, but he loses the ring, and retraces his steps, but still can't find it!
Doug's Grand Band Plan
30. Doug's Grand Band Plan
June 19, 1999
It's time for the Spring Fling-A-Ding at Beebe Bluff Middle School, and the school needs a band to play. Guy Graham suggests a local popular band that he personally knows. Patti is really impressed, making Doug jealous. Doug, filled with jealousy, he blurts out that he can get The Beets. At first, Doug is worried that he'll have to confess he can't, but he remembers that Judy dated Flounder, and that he'll probably be happy to perform. When Doug goes to ask them, they accept, but get into an argument about fruit, and break up again! Doug is now in need of a band.
Quailman VS the Little Rubber Army
29. Quailman VS the Little Rubber Army
June 12, 1999
Rubbersuit turns little kids into his Rubber Army that will help him in his evil plots. He knows that Quailman won't fight little kids, so Quailman is powerless to stop him!
Doug's Adventures On-Line
28. Doug's Adventures On-Line
June 5, 1999
Doug's dad gets an updated computer with internet. Everyone in the house becomes addicted, especially Doug. He goes to a The Beets chatroom, where this 'kid' whose a big fan of The Beets has some original records by them. Skeeter, Doug, and the 'kid' are planning to meet in the park, but when they get there, a trash can is on fire! Thinking fast, Doug and Skeeter use their Bluffscout training to put it out with haste, before it grows larger. Once they do, they return to their bench to find that all of their records are gone! When they see the same records, with the same marks on them, at a local guy's record store, what are they to think? Meanwhile, Judy is chatting her 'dream date', whom she's never met before, but believes that he's perfect. But when he arrives to pick her up, he's really not what she was expecting.
Doug: I, Rubbersuit
27. Doug: I, Rubbersuit
May 29, 1999
Doug let's Roger use his press pass to see a movie that is only available to members of the press. When Roger tells a reporter a terrible review, wearing Doug's pass, Doug gets the blame! Doug, faced with the decision of keeping quiet and taking the blame, or confessing, imagines how Quailman would handle a situation where he has himself turned into Rubbersuit so he can go into the underworld and learn more about Rubbersuit. What Quailman doesn't know is that Rubbersuit has found out that Quailman has turned himself into him. So he goes to the scientists who turned Quailman into Rubbersuit, and tells them to change him 'back' into Quailman!
Doug Plays Cupid
26. Doug Plays Cupid
May 22, 1999
There is a big love triangle at Beebe Bluff Middle School. Doug Plays Cupid for Roger, by helping him become more sofisticated so Beebe will go with him to the Hoe Down, but Beebe wants to go with Skeeter. Skeeter, on the other hand, doesn't want to go with Beebe, but Skeeter doesn't want to go with her. Doug, on the other hand, wants to go with Patti, but she's out sick, and he fears that when she gets better, she'll ask someone else before he knows that she's feeling better.
Quailman VS the Triad of Terror
25. Quailman VS the Triad of Terror
May 15, 1999
The Golden Salmon, Klotzenstein, and Robobone are convinced that they can defeat Quailman if they join forces.
Doug Cuts School
24. Doug Cuts School
May 8, 1999
Patti says that she likes 'bad boys' so Doug decides to cut school with Skeeter during an assembly to impress her, but ends up having some close escapes.
Quailman: The Un-Quail Saga
23. Quailman: The Un-Quail Saga
May 1, 1999
Quailman is finally recognized by Guy Graham, who tells Doug to do a strip of him for the school newspaper. Doug is so excited, but he has 'artist's block', preventing him from thinking of any ideas. Finally, it's the day that the strip is due, and Doug doesn't have any ideas!
Patti's Dad Dilemma
22. Patti's Dad Dilemma
April 24, 1999
When Patti learns that her dad is dating Ms. Kristal, she begins to miss her mom even more.
Quailman and the L.U.B.
21. Quailman and the L.U.B.
April 17, 1999
Judy forces Doug and his friends to do a play based on Shakespeare, rather than do one that they'd enjoy doing themselves. Doug imagines how Quailman would handle a similar situation in which Doug's friends are superheroes, fighting the evil Judydra.
Doug: Beebe Goes Broke
20. Doug: Beebe Goes Broke
April 10, 1999
Bill Bluff invests in a Yakestonian treat the plummets, causing him to lose all of his money. Beebe can't bare to let anyone know, so she throws a huge party to try and silence the rumors. But when Bill comes and tells her that they can't afford it, in front of everyone, Beebe is embarassed. So, everyone tries to help her adapt to not being rich.
Quailman's Bad Hair Day
19. Quailman's Bad Hair Day
April 3, 1999
At every school picture, Doug has bad hair, so he spends his entire allowance on hair gel, sleeps sitting up, and everything. But the next day, he still has bad hair! Doug is nervous about going to school, and imagines how Quailman would handle a bad hair day.
Quailman and the Quintuple Quandary
18. Quailman and the Quintuple Quandary
March 17, 1999
Mr. Dink is so preoccupied with his inventions, that he can't devote enough time to his responsibillities to the Bluffscouts. Doug imagines how Quailman would handle a person who loves the number five, and after failing at science, uses his non-organic extra three arms to become a criminal.
Doug's Best Buddy
17. Doug's Best Buddy
February 27, 1999
Doug's Best Buddy from Bloatsburg, Bobby Badingo, moves to Bluffington, and Doug is estatic! But once he sees Bobby, he's nothing like before, and keeps getting Doug into trouble, and everyone hates him, which makes Doug the same by association. Finally, Doug yells at Bobby, telling him to get lost. The next day, Bobby doesn't show up for school, and Doug feels responsible.
Patty the Sour Songbird
16. Patty the Sour Songbird
February 20, 1999
Bluffington is having a show where you perform a song, and its broadcasted live on the radio. Doug and Skeeter can't come up with a song, but Patti has a perfect one! Problem is, she can't sing at all! Doug doesn't want to hurt her feelings, so he lies and tells her she's great. But he also doesn't want her to be humiliated on live radio, so what can he do?
Quailman VS the Quizzler
15. Quailman VS the Quizzler
January 30, 1999
Everyone at school is going mad when they learn about the new tests that Mr. Bone is giving, but he won't give them a subject, so everyone has to study everything! Doug imagines how Quailman would handle a similar situation against the Quizzler.
Judy's Big Admission
14. Judy's Big Admission
January 9, 1999
Judy applies for Vole University, wanting to get into the drama department. But she's given only three seconds to do her audition, unbeknowest to her. When turning in her application, she accidentally hands in one of Doug's doodles. Judy believes that she's been rejected, but when she's accepted only because of Doug's doodle, who he believes to be her's, she's just happy to get in. But the dean wants her to draw a picture for the class!
Quailman VS the Whackhammer
13. Quailman VS the Whackhammer
January 2, 1999
Doug volunteers to help out at a retirement home, and makes a bad impression on Mrs. Wackhammer, who is really mean and grouchy. Doug imagines how Quailman would handle a similar situation where he must battle a giant monster that is turning everyone in Megalopolis mean and grouchy.
Quailman VS the Annoying S.T.U.A.R.T.
12. Quailman VS the Annoying S.T.U.A.R.T.
December 12, 1998
S.T.U.A.R.T., the Society To Undermind And Ruthlessly Torment, have been making ordinary objects very annoying, such as car alarms that don't shut off. Quailman decides to try and stop them.
Doug's Concert Crisis
11. Doug's Concert Crisis
December 5, 1998
Judy begins dating Flounder, who is searching for his own sound since The Beets have broken up, and he believes that Judy's is great. Doug becomes popular at school when word gets out, and gets gifts from everyone, who assume Doug will get them front row tickets to Flounder's concert. When Doug goes to Flounder, asking how many tickets he can get, Flounder tells him three, including himself. Doug doesn't want to let down the people who have given him stuff, but he also doesn't want to let down Skeeter and Patti.
Quailman VS Supersport
10. Quailman VS Supersport
November 28, 1998
Every sport Doug plays against Patti, he loses! Doug finally practices for weeks playing ping pong, thinking that he'll finally beat her, but she still 'creams' him! Furious, Doug imagines how Quailman would handle this, if a new superhero came to town, named Supersport, beating Quailman to every crime and stopping them first, then getting all of the fame.
Doug and the Bluffington 5
9. Doug and the Bluffington 5
November 21, 1998
Mr. White is having school uniforms ordered, and everyone hates the idea, saying the take away individuality. Doug has mixed feelings about the whole thing, but Skeeter doesn't mind uniforms. The students decide to protest the school, having hunger strikes, rallies, the whole bit. Patti, being the spokesperson, let's the attention go to her head, and everyone quits the rally, and starts their own.
Quailman Takes the Blame
8. Quailman Takes the Blame
November 14, 1998
Doug has been getting detention because of Roger, who breaks school rules, then blames them on Doug. Finally, Doug tries to stop Roger from trying to blame Doug for his actions, and Roger ends up with a sprained ankle. Since Doug wished that Roger would get what he deserved, Doug feels responsible, even though he knows he shouldn't. Doug ends up being Roger's servant, and is mistreated. Doug imagines how Quailman would handle a similar situation where Quailman uses his 'Stupi-fying ray' on Klotzenstein, causing him to become hospitalized. Quailman, like Doug, feels responsible.
Doug's Dream House
7. Doug's Dream House
November 7, 1998
Patti's dad is out of town, and Patti has to stay at Doug's house. Doug is excited, but when she sleeps in Judy's room, Doug is nervous that she may reveal his love for her. So he sneaks into the air vent, and spies on Patti and Judy, but it breaks, and he falls into the room! If that didn't leave a bad enough impression, when Patti goes to take a shower, Doug is nervous that she may see his embarassing products (zit cream, etc...), so he gets them out, then jumps in the shower, so she sees him in there! Doug then tries to make up for it with a sushi dinner, prepared by him, but the calamari (squid) escapes, and crawls on Patti's head! Now, she's decided to leave. Meanwhile, Skeeter attempts to catch the monster of Lucky Duck Lake using the Sleech's technology.
Doug: Night Of The Living Dougs
6. Doug: Night Of The Living Dougs
October 31, 1998
Doug is invited to a halloween party, in which a contest for the best costume will be held, and Doug has made the perfect one. He leaves Porkchop to guard it from Dirtbike when he goes downstairs, but when he comes upstairs, its ruined! He tries to borrow one from Judy, but she refuses. So he asks her if she'll give him a ride to the costume store, and she won't. He then tries to ride his bike there, but he has a flat. Doug tries to go to Mr. Dink to get a pump, but Mr. Dink keeps showing him his new gadget. Doug finally decides to run there, but when he gets there, its closed, and the clerk won't let him buy a costume! Angered, that everyone couldn't be more helpful, just like him, Doug has a dream where everyone becomes him!
Doug's In The Middle
5. Doug's In The Middle
October 10, 1998
Doug decides to throw a party, but Doug and Patti accidentally get locked in a closet, they each tell each other a secret. When their secrets are leaked, everyone begins accusing everyone!
Quailman VII: Quaildad
4. Quailman VII: Quaildad
October 3, 1998
Guy Graham invites Patti and Doug to a pool party where the Beets are going to be! Doug is really excited, until his dad tells him he has to stay home. Doug, upset that he can't go see The Beets, and that Guy can make a move on Patti when he's not there, draws a comic with Quailman having to overcome his dad's presence at the Fortress of Solitude.
Doug Gets Right Back On!
3. Doug Gets Right Back On!
September 26, 1998
Doug, while riding carelessly on his bike, crashes into a tree. Within a week or so, Doug is fine again, and thinks that he'll be able to ride in the big bicycle race, until he tries to ride his bike, and realizes that...he's terrified to ride it! What will he do'
Doug's Older Woman
2. Doug's Older Woman
September 19, 1998
Doug draws a hilarious cartoon for the newspaper, and really impresses Patti, but when an eighth grade girl comes to him, and says that she wants him to go to a beach party with her, he accepts.
Doug's Midnight Kiss
1. Doug's Midnight Kiss
September 12, 1998
It's New Year's Eve, and Doug wants a kiss from Patti when the clock strikes twelve, but Guy Graham has the same idea in mind.
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Doug is available for streaming on the ABC website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Doug on demand at Disney+, Paramount+, Amazon Prime, Amazon, Vudu, Microsoft Movies & TV, Google Play and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    August 11, 1991
  • IMDB Rating
    7.4  (20,315)