Doug

Doug, the new kid in Bluffington, is tricked into believing that he must catch a strange beast called a Neematoad as part of his initiation to the town. When Doug realizes that he's the victim of a practical joke, he turns the tables on the pranksters with the help of his dog Porkchop.

Doug is excited about attending the school dance with Patti until the class bully, Roger, reminds him that he can't dance.

Doug builds a volcano for the school science fair. A rumor that his project has burned down the science lab leads him to disguise himself and go "on the lam."

Porkchop falls in love with an alluring girl dog and Doug fears he will lose Porkchop as his best friend.

When Skeeter's baby brother Dale calls Doug "big nose", he becomes obsessed about his schnozz. Afraid of being laughed at, he hatches schemes to avoid getting his school picture taken.

When Doug goes camping with the Bluffscouts, Roger chooses him as his partner and makes him do all the work.

Doug and Skeeter win tickets to see their favorite rock group, the Beets, but they have to miss the concert when Skeeter is grounded.

Doug is mortified when his sister Judy plans to perform at a school assembly and he has to introduce her.

Roger steals Vice-Principal Lamarr Bone's yodeling trophy, but all the evidence points to Doug.

On a field trip to Bluffington town hall, Doug steps in for the mayor and inadvertently saves the town from a major meltdown at the ice cream factory.

Doug performs a ventriloquist routine for the school talent show.

When Roger bothers Patti, Doug imagines he's Quailman, a superhero who fights with the powers of a quail.

Do the shoes make the man? Doug thinks so and he wants to trade in his old sneakers for the new Sky Davis Inflatable Air Jet Shoe.

Looking for the right barber, Doug narrowly escapes the clutches of crazy hair stylists, including "Fluke", the most dangerous haircutter in Bluffington.

Doug On The Wild Side: Doug's wild Grandma Opal takes him on an exciting new adventure, including his first motorcycle ride and sushi lunch.

At the Big Bass-Off fishing contest, Doug teams up with Mr. Dink to catch Chester, the fish who stole Dink's wallet 30 years earlier.

When Doug and Skeeter accidentally break Mr. Dink's custom grill just before his big barbecue, they try several money-raising schemes to replace it

Doug accidently hands in his doodle of Mrs. Wingo with his homework assignment and fantasizes how Smash Adams, secret agent, might get it back.

After searching all over town for his lost journal, Doug's worst fears are confirmed - Roger has found it.

Doug and Patti run into trouble when they team up for a school
cooking contest.

Doug seeks everyone's advice before his first babysitting assignment - watching Skeeter's baby brother Dale.

Doug imagines that he is Quailman and must use his powers to battle the evil Dr. Klotzenstein (Roger), who is using his "brain beam" to suck the smarts from all the kids at school.

When Coach Spitz refuses Patti a spot on the softball team because she's a girl, she challenges the school team to play her own team, made of all the other kids the coach has rejected.

Doug asks Patti to go to the Tri-county Fair with a group of friends. Although he feels
awkward and nervous, they have a great time.

Skeeter panics when he thinks his family is moving to a new town. He decides to move in with Doug and hide out.

When Beebe Bluff's radio mysteriously disappears after show-and-tell, Doug, imagining himself as disguise-master sleuth, "The Chameleon," takes up the case.

At the new "make your own music video" store, Doug makes a video of a love song he wrote about Patti only to regret it later.

Doug saves up for weeks to buy Patti a beetball for her birthday--only to blow all his money on a video game.

Roger invites everyone to his house except Doug. After consulting with Quailman, Doug bravely goes to the party to confront Roger, and walks right into a surprise party celebrating Doug's first year in Bluffington.

Doug is geting notes from a secret admirer. His first guess is Patti but then finds out it's Beebe! He decides to let her down easy, only to find out that Skeeter is the object of her affections.

Doug's aunt Betty-Ann is a TV producer and she has a special present for him: tickets to Kiddie Corral!

Doug is thrilled when Patti invites him to dinner until he finds out that liver and onions will be served. He tries everything, including hypnosis, to finally overcomes his phobia of the dish, only to find out that Patti was only kidding.

Doug befriends the new kid in town, Yakkestonian exchange student Fentruck Stimmel, and helps him write a letter in English.

Judy's in charge of this year's production of the annual pageant, and she asks all of the kids to participate in rewriting the play.

Roger is acting strangely. . . nice! Doug is mystified, and his confusion turns to horror when he figures out why: Roger has fallen for Judy, but Doug's biggest worry is has Judy fallen for Roger!

All the kids are building soapbox racers for the Mt. St. Buster Downhill Speed Race, and the competition has everyone at each other's throats. It takes a disaster to remind everyone that helping a friend is more important than winning.

Doug's parents go to Judy's school dance and Doug plans a rock-n-roll evening in the house by himself.

Roger tricks Doug into breaking a school rule and Lamarr Bone sentences the class to Saturday Detention. Doug turns to Quailman for advice and in the end triumphs, discharging all of the kids from detention.

Doug is furious at Porkchop for tracking paw-prints all over his entry in the Arts Guild Exhibition. But everyone thinks his ruined painting is a brilliant piece of modern art!

Roger prepares his spitballs, "kick me" signs and bully attitude for the new kid in school. But when the new kid turns out to be twice the size of Roger, Doug must defend Roger for a change!

When the kids criticize Mr. Bone's dull school-news video show, he makes the mistake of challenging them to do a better one.

To get out of going to the Hoedown with Connie, Doug says he is staying home to take care of his sick cousin, "Melvin." His lie gets him into big trouble when Patti and Connie come over to visit his patient.

Doug signs up to be the lead dancer in the school ballet so he can be partners with Patti.

The Bluffscout canoe trip runs into trouble when Scoutmaster Dink heads off to fix his broken computer, leaving Roger in charge.

Just when Doug has persuaded The Beets to play a concert at school, Mr. Bone nixes the deal. After consulting Quailman, and battling a robotic army of Assistant Principles, Doug designs a compromise that has Mr. Bone jumping for joy.

Competing in the Mayor's fitness test is going to be no picnic for Doug who is ironically out of shape. He embarks upon a crash exercise program to prepare and only succeeds in hurting every muscle in his body.

A hot-shot movie director is talent hunting in Bluffington and everyone is sure they will be chosen, especially Judy.

The Beets concert is sold out, but Doug finaggles two tickets out of his sister. He and Skeeter set out on an incredible adventure where they end up as emergency Beets roadies.

Doug has a cavity and must go to the dentist. Although he dreads the appointment, and fantasizes how Secret Agent Smash Adams would handle the situation, his frown turns to a smile when he meets his new female dentist.

Doug is thrilled with his new video game but the more he plays, the more he can't put it down. Crisis hits when he realizes the weekend is over and his homework isn't done.

Doug can never find a hat that fits him just right until one day a mysterious hat flies into his life. Strange and wonderful things begin to happen to him, and it isn't long before Roger is scheming to get his hands on it.

Roger asks Doug to take care of his cat, Stinky, while he goes on a trip. Stinky not only tears up the Funnie home but also eats all the junk food in the house and gets sick. Doug rushes him to the vet, feeling totally responsible.

Someone has sabotaged the weelbarrow race at the Bluffington picnic and Doug and Pattie team up to solve the mystery.

Judy catches Doug breaking a keepsake of their mother's. To keep her quiet, Doug must agree to be her slave for a week. He suffers through until he realizes that the only way out is to tell the truth.

Doug demolishes an entire house in a rock-throwing contest with Roger.

Doug and Skeeter decide to work together to create their own comic book.

Roger and his pet Stinky challenge Doug and Porkchop to enter the Bluffington pet talent show.

Through an error in the guidance counselor's computer, Doug is chosen corporate executive in charge of the class project for Career Week.

Defending himself, Doug punches Larry the AV nerd, who thought Doug was making fun of him.

Doug was looking forward to Beebe's party, until something shows up that makes it impossible for him to go out in public.

Phil Funnie convinces Doug that he has a great idea for a kite to compete in the upcoming Bluffscout airshow.

Doug is paired with the weird twins Al and Moo Sleech for the class project of "Get to Know your Fellow Student."

Judy is getting her license, and Doug tells Pattie that she'll take them to the amusement park. But Judy fails, and Doug must help her pass any way he can.

Mrs. Wingo has a substitute and Doug somehow makes a bad first impression.

Patti's pulverizers are winning games but all of the parents, including Doug's dad, want their kid to pitch.

Assistant Principle Bone shuts down the school newspaper becaus of Doug's unflattering cartoon of the school's least favorite lunch food, magic meat.

Doug and Skeeter are having trouble finding a scary monster for their video movie, until the Mayor, spurned by Doug's mom, starts a "beautify Bluffington" campaign.

Some tough highschoolers offer to sell Doug the rarest Man-O-Steel Man comic book, the only issue he is missing. The same issue is missing from the local comic store, and Doug feels guilty owning the only copy around.

Doug is convinvced that Skeeter's new girlfriend, Loretta, is a liar, and Skeeter is blindly being taken for a ride.

Doug wants to raise enough money to buy a new skateboard and sets up a lawnmowing enterprise to do so. He may raise the cash but lose friends in the process.

Everyone is talking about the final scene in the latest horror flick. But Doug closed his eyes and missed the ending. He finally gets up the courage to view the film again, and realizes it's not only NOT scary, it's silly.

Doug unwittingly volunteers to take get-well cards to Mr. Bone who is in the hospital. But Mr. Bone thinks he's getting Doug's prized skateboard.

Dink volunteers Doug to dress up as the Big Honkerburger for a week.

Doug and Skeeter accidentally toss Patti's new frisbee into a fenced-in yard. Going in after it, Doug has a near-death experience when he encounters a huge guard dog.

Beebe gets Doug and Skeeter their first gig for their new band, but they have to let her join. Now, every time Doug wants to add something for the show he has to let in new members.

Doug is accused of helping the Moody School kids steal a piece of the Bluffington School float for the upcoming parade.

Doug tries to impress Patti with a magic trick, but it backfires and they become handcuffed together.

A letter from Doug's school arrives addressed to his parents. Since he's doing poorly in math, Doug immediately assumes that it's a failing notice, or worse!/It's the day of the big football game against Bloatsburg and Doug is snared by Coach Spitz who mistakenly believes Doug possesses a "golden toe" for kicking.

Doug is falsely accused of cheating when he and Chalky score identical marks on a test./Doug & Patti Sittin' In A Tree - Patti asks Doug to go with her to the movies, and now everyone at school is teasing them about dating.

Doug finds himself in an ethical dilemma when the Bluffscouts try to raise funds by selling lousy chocolate. Doug realizes he cannot sell something he doesn't believe in./When Doug puts on a few pounds at Grandma Funnie's house, he is embarrassed to be seen in a swimsuit at Beebe's pool party. So he decides to work the extra weight off before the party.

When a new spooky amusement ride opens up at Funkytown on Halloween night, Skeeter wants to abandon the usual "Trick or Treat" and check it out. Doug reluctantly agrees to go, but when the park closes before their turn comes up, Roger convinces them to jump the ropes and take a ride anyway.

Doug wishes he were more fashionable until his friends at school accuse him of dressing like the latest teen heartthrob. Tired of being accused of copying someone else's style, Doug decides to shop for a new look./Lured by the thought of fame and fortune, Doug falls victim to a big prize money contest scam.

When Doug is impressed by Mr. Bluff's gifts to Beebe, Phil feels pressured to make more money and decides to start his own company. At first Doug is excited by the prospect of wealth, but when he sees the effects on his father and family, he realizes that money can't buy happiness./Doug inspires a case of hero worship in a little misfit named Wesley and is embarrassed by the boy's attentions.

Doug is nominated for class treasurer, and when he finds himself against Willie White, the mayor's son, he starts making campaign promises he knows he can't fulfill in order to win./Doug beats Patti in a bowling match, and Skeeter tells everyone about it.

Doug and Skeeter go digging for artifacts when they get an assignment to research Bluffington's history. Unaware that they are trespassing, they are caught digging on the Bluff estate./When Skeeter scores high on an intelligence test, he starts spending less time with Doug and more time thinking about college.

All of Doug's friends have cool bikes, but Doug hates his until he discovers that someone has stolen it./Doug and Judy get into a fight and blow their big chance to stay alone while their parents are on vacation. They are cursed with a notoriously strict babysitter.

Doug has to try and clear Porkchop when he is mistakenly accused of attacking Beebe, but the media, former Mayor White, and Bill Bluff are all determined to make sure that Porkchop never bothers anyone again. Things look grim until Doug convinces the court to let Porkchop return to the scene of the crime to show them what really happened.

A sack of money falls from a speeding car and Doug finds it. When Doug discovers who the real owner is, he must choose between what is legal and what he knows is right./Theda invites Judy's new boyfriend over for dinner, but Judy is embarrassed by her boring family--especially Doug.

Doug is having his first house party, and he is very nervous about it--especially when he sees how his parents decorated the place./When Skeeter exaggerates about Doug's horsemanship, Doug egotistically lets the others believe the lie. Roger challenges the story, and Patti suggests they all go to the dude ranch to settle the argument on horse.

Doug and his friends are graduating from the Bluffington School, and Doug feels a bit melancholy. When he finds out that Roger is as reluctant to leave as he is, Doug convinces Roger--and himself--that the new school will be great./The Funnies are driving across country to visit the Great Painted Gorge. Doug and Judy convince Phil to stop at several tourist traps along the way.