Disney's Doug

Título original: Brand Spanking New! Doug

Série de TV
1996–1999
TV-Y
30 min

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Doug Funnie enfrenta novos desafios em sua vida quando completa 12 anos e inicia o ensino médio.Doug Funnie enfrenta novos desafios em sua vida quando completa 12 anos e inicia o ensino médio.Doug Funnie enfrenta novos desafios em sua vida quando completa 12 anos e inicia o ensino médio.

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- Jim Jinkins
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- Jim Jinkins
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Curiosidades
A continuation of the Nickelodeon series Doug, there are a few differences between the two shows. The age and wardrobe of most of the characters, for one. Also, The Beets have broken up, the Honker Burger has been bought out and turned into a french restaurant, Roger Klotz is as rich as Beebe Bluff, former Mayor White is now the Principal of the school, Mrs. Dink is now the Mayor of Bluffington, Porkchop the dog lives in a tepee not an igloo, Connie has lost a lot of weight, the Funnies have a new baby Cleopatra Dirtbike Funnie, and oft-mentioned juvenile delinquent Skunky Beaumont finally makes a physical appearance.

Erros de gravação
The school Doug and his friends attend is called "Beebe Bluff School" But in some episodes in the third season, a sign reading "Bluffington Middle School" can be seen outside. Weirdly, this sign still has the "Double-B" logo and the silhouette of Beebe's head.

Citações
Construction Worker: [Repeated line, a number of times in the first season whenever a feature of the school is incomplete] We're workin' on it!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
During the end credits, Porkchop runs around the bottom of the screen and Doug chases him.

Versões alternativas
The original airing of "Doug's Chubby Buddy" ended with the voice of Patti giving information about contact places for eating disorders (bulimia, anorexia, etc). Versions of this episode on Toon Disney and the Disney Channel dubbed that part over with Roger and Skeeter arguing and cut the scene short with a long silence and a blackout.

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: That's Not All, Folks! (1999)

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I Living Proof that you really can like both shows...

The lead comment was that this show was a low point for ABC. I didn't see it that way back in September of 1996. We'd lost cable 8 months earlier and I was really missing the Nick version of "Doug". I was more the extatic to find out they were bring the show to a channel I still got. Then I saw the Trailer, and yes the show's plot, theme song, and everything else about it get turned upside-down. I maintain however the basic theme of the show was still the same. Doug still lived in Bluffington and still wrote in his Journal. That's all I needed to know.

This show depends a lot on seeing the Nick series but before long really becomes its own force as we are introduced to life at a Junior High-School that is under-construction. My favorite episode was the one where they were trapped in the school by a blizzard, and one of the kids goes off to find a secret paradise room, hidden in the Principal's Office. I've yet to find other shows that come close to story lines like that. The theme of my life for a long, long time. In fact, to this day, in my ENG classes at TCC I still will write my Narrative Stories in the "Doug" format of normal life adventures gone wrong. It works!