Doug Funnie

Do-gooder

1996-1999
1991-1994

Full Name

Douglas Yancey Funnie

Alias(es)

Doug

Douglass
Funnie
Big Nose
The Quailman
Mr. Funnie

Origin

Doug

Occupation

Student

Superhero (in his imagination)

Powers / Skills

Intelligence

Bicycle skills
Hand-to-hand combat prowess
The Quailman use Superpowers

Hobby

Write the diary.

Goals

To win Patti Mayonnaise's heart (Succeeded).

Family

Theda Funnie (mother)

Phil Funnie (father)
Judy Funnie (older sister)
Cleopatra Funnie (baby sister)
Porkchop (pet dog)

Friends / Allies

Porkchop

Skeeter Valentine (best friend)
Patti Mayonnaise (girlfriend)
Roger Klotz (sometimes)
Herman Melville
Beebe Bluff
Al and Moo Sleech
Mr. Bud, Dink

Enemies

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Mr. Bone
Guy Graham (love rival)

Type of Hero

Insecure Teenager

“	Dear journal...	„
	~ Doug's catchphrase

Douglas Yancey "Doug" Funnie is the titular main protagonist of the Nickelodeon-turned-Disney series Doug, and its 1999 Disney film adaptation, Doug's 1st Movie.

Doug is 11-years old in the Nickelodeon series and 12 in the Disney media. His three alter-egos in his imaginations are Quailman, Race Canyon and Smash Adams. He has an older sister named Judy, who is in high school, and a baby sister named Cleopatra. Doug's love interest is Patty Mayonnaise, his best friend is Skeeter Valentine and his arch-enemies are Roger Klotz and vice-principal Bone.

In the Nickelodeon series, he was voiced by Billy West, who also voiced Stimpy in Ren & Stimpy, Hamton J. Pig in Tiny Toon Adventures and Phillip J. Fry in Futurama.

In the Disney series, he was voiced by Tom McHugh.

Personality[]

Doug Funnie's personality is a charming blend of everyday insecurity and social awkwardness, beautifully balanced by his deep-seated kindness and courageous spirit.

Nickelodeon Original Series[]

Doug and his family moves to Bluffington. Doug encounters Skeeter Valentine, who introduces him to most of his classmates from middle school, including Patty Mayonnaise, with whom Doug develops a crush on.

Disney Continuation Series[]

Doug adjusts to life as he enters middle school. Everyone around him undergo major changes except himself. However, as a result of his past experiences, he becomes a more confident person.

Doug's 1st Movie[]

Doug and his friends creates a plan to save the mutated lizard Herman from his death by taking him to the pollution-free Crystal Lake.

Trivia[]

Doug tends to worry constantly, to the point that it wouldn't be surprising if he had some kind of anxiety disorder. Nearly every episode has to do with his fear of being humiliated and judged by others. He also tends to get lost in his imagination and act out his daydreams without meaning to.
Doug's personality and life experiences was based on Jim Jinkins' experience as a grade schooler.
Doug's handwriting can be most favorably described as "chicken scratches".
In the "Doug Can't Dance" pilot, Doug's voice was more high-pitched and nasal compared to his voice in every other episodes of the Nick series. Then during season four of the Nick series, his voice started to get lower. It lowered even further when Thomas McHugh replaced Billy West as his voice actor in the Disney series. Possibly justified, since he's on the verge of puberty.
Doug's three alter-egos, Quailman, Race Canyon and Smash Adams are parodies of Superman, Indiana Jones and James Bond, respectively.
In the Nickelodeon Original Series, Doug wears a white T-shirt underneath a green sweater-vest with brown shorts and red and white sneakers, but in the Disney Continuation Series, Doug wears a white long-sleeved shirt and brown cargo shorts with grayish-blue and white sneakers.