Doug

A letter from Doug's school arrives addressed to his parents./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. 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./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.

When a new spooky amusement ride opens at Funkytown on Halloween night, Skeeter wants to abandon the usual "Trick or Treat" and check it out. 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./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./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./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 blow their big chance to stay alone while their parents are on vacation and instead are cursed with a notoriously strict babysitter.

Doug has to try and clear Porkchop when he is mistakenly accused of attacking Beebe. 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 decide what to do with it./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 goes along with it--until Roger challenges his story.

Doug and his friends are graduating from the Bluffington School, and Doug feels a bit melancholy./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.