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• Doug Funnie and Patti Mayonnaise, But Make It Fashion
• What these GTA condos got: $630,000 in Mount Pleasant West, $550,000 in the Bay St. corridor
• The WORST episodes of Doug
• Before Miranda Priestly, There Was Judy Funnie
• Totally Online, Totally Original
• Remembering the colorful Doug Sanders, and his memorable 1970 visit to Hattiesburg
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• My Doug Funnie Closet

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Doug Funnie and Patti Mayonnaise, But Make It Fashion

For children of the 90s who absorbed Nickelodeon and later, Disney through a television screen, Doug Funnie, of his eponymous cartoon show Doug, stands out as a primary example of someone unwavering in his commitment to a uniform.

When afforded this view, a Doug fan can infer that his scrunched white ankle socks and clunky footwear that teeter between red saddle shoes and sneakers line the floor. Doug is not the only civilian in Bluffington, a town uniquely attuned to the taste of beets, who espouses the virtues of uniform dressing, either.

More on that later. In , Doug represents a collision of September-centric themes: back-to-school jitters, nostalgia, uniform dressing and the sartorial challenges prompted by transitional weather. In another television show on another network in the mid-aughts, Dr. That is precisely how I felt when this Doug Funnie story, which had ping ponged around our September calendar, found its home on my desk.

Known for his aversion to conforming to seasonal trends, Doug is enjoying a purely coincidental moment en vogue right now as green sweeps the runways. Urban legend decrees that Doug inspired the Zuckbergian closet, or the fleece vest ensemble running rampant in the Valley. She now lives in downtown New York, around the corner from Film Forum. Per her commitment to the beret, we may never known what the crown of her head looks like, and thus she preserves her air of mystery.

First name Patti, last name a popular condiment composed primarily of room temperature eggs. Her name, however, is no indication of her personal style, which explores rarely chartered terrain in the palette and pattern departments.

The girl does not shy away from a polka dot. Worth noting that she is often viewed through the rose-colored glasses on Doug, and so she can do no wrong. Today, she subscribes to the Lisa Says Gah newsletter, online shops at Rachel Antonoff, and is never without her sensible hoop earring.

Skeeter pledged himself to head-to-toe, red-and-yellow separates at an early age. Resplendent in his primary colors of choice, Skeeter can today be spotted from afar cruising downwind on his skateboard, whistling to himself as he weaves through the Supreme line on Lafayette.

Everything changed for Skeeter after he saw Lords of Dogtown. The final episode of Doug aired June 26, , closing out a decade, a century and a millennium of well-cultivated uniforms.

I still have a few questions for you: Is the theme song stuck in your head yet? If you had to devote yourself to one of these uniforms, which would it be or are you more of a Roger Klotz-leather-jacket-and- kilt kinda guy? By Meghan Nesmith.

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What these GTA condos got: $630,000 in Mount Pleasant West, $550,000 in the Bay St. corridor

Jump to navigation. To anyone being raised in the 90s, whether as a kid or teenager, the new book Slimed! Material from interviews with cast members and production crews provides incredible intimate details about the history of Nick in its early days and the lives of those involved with the network. Take, for example, Doug , the Jim Jinkins -created cartoon about an awkward middle schooler and his oddball friends that aired on Nickelodeon from it was later picked up by Disney and run with somewhat changed voice casting and character design from How do we get past the barrier or ethnicity? The rainbow cast coloring allowed many fans to project their own ideas about race onto the characters of Doug. And I love that, because I did not consciously set out for that to be the case; I just thought he looked good blue.

The WORST episodes of Doug

One of the first three original Nicktoons, featuring eleven-year-old Doug Funnie and his experiences with his friends, family and community. Creator Jim Jinkins developed the concept and drew inspiration from his own experiences growing up. Beginning with Doug's arrival in Bluffington, he dutifully writes about his every adventure in his journal, which frames almost every episode. Very early on, he gained a best friend in Mosquito "Skeeter" Valentine, a nemesis in school bully Roger Klotz, and a love interest in the tomboyish Patti Mayonnaise. His dog Porkchop frequently steals the show with his antics, not unlike Snoopy. Many other colourful characters both literally and figuratively were featured. In many episodes, Doug pretends to be one of his personal superheroes to solve the problem; the methods the hero uses are adapted to fit a real-life situation. For example, one episode has the vice principal Mr. Bone refusing to have a popular rock band play at their school; he considers it heathen entertainment. Doug pretends to be Quailman dealing with the strict alien robots called Robo-Bones.

Before Miranda Priestly, There Was Judy Funnie

Doug is thinking about fashion. Some people are really into it. He just wears the same old clothes. These three are reading Teen Fad. Doug wonders what it would be like to be a trend-setter.

Totally Online, Totally Original

The one were Patti becomes anorexic? You may have missed it. It happened during the second run with ABC. Good Episode. Reason : d].

Remembering the colorful Doug Sanders, and his memorable 1970 visit to Hattiesburg

When you walk in and look to the right, you see a wall mural depicting Cinderella dancing with Prince Charming, surrounded by an elegant coach formerly a pumpkin and some smiling cartoon mice and birds. Doug said. Lacking the artistic ability to create a wall mural, Doug found help from local artist Terri Edge, a year resident of Lake Orion. Doug met Terri through her brother Chuck Bromirski. You see Doug and Chuck share a special common bond? The five hours a day Doug spends taking care of Mrs. I wanted to give something back. This was the least I could do.?

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My Doug Funnie Closet

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Relive the 90's as your childhood pal, Doug. Apart from his big heart and wild imagination, we remember his reliable green sweater vest and oversized khaki shorts. View More Posts. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail.

If you need some inspiration for your costume this year, I suggest passing on the expensive pop-up costume shops and styling yourself after one of these beloved animated ladies that slayed with their iconic one-outfit looks. All you need is a few pieces from your closet or your favorite clothing store and a little imagination. The best part?