Doug had his first kiss with her in the episode Doug's Secret Admirer, although it was out of gratitude rather than love, since she already has a crush on Skeeter.

He is editor-in-chief for the school newspaper and is both Doug's boss and his rival, most especially for Patti's love.

Money appeared in an episode of the CBS sitcom The King of Queens, when Doug, Deacon, and Arthur hire Money to play a personal concert for just the three of them in Doug's living room.

In one trailer for Toy Story 2 ( released theatrically with A Bug's Life, Doug's 1st Movie, and Tarzan ), the aliens watch the metal claw they worship coming down.

Doug's clothes were originally meant for the 1912 Titanic, but the suit somehow changes to being contemporary style in future episodes.

The next episode, Doug's New School, introduced Beebe Bluff Middle School, with Emily Kristal becoming Doug's new teacher, Bone transferring to the school with the same job that he had at Bluffington Elementary, and former mayor Bob White ( In the Nickelodeon episode Doug Runs, Tippi Dink defeated him in election, becoming mayor for the rest of the series ) becoming the principal.

For example, the episode " Doug's Chubby Buddy " focuses on Patti, and features no narration, save for a brief PSA made by Patti at the end.

Following the stage show, a version for Game Boy Color was released in 2000, titled Doug's Big Game.

Judith Anastasia " Judy " Funnie ( Voiced by Becca Lish ): Doug's older sister and the oddball of the family, she is obsessed with the works of William Shakespeare, and is an aspiring actress and artist who attends a special art school for gifted individuals.

Roger plays lead electric guitar for his band and is also an accomplished ballet dancer, much to Doug's surprise.

She gushes even over the simplest form of art the moment she sees it, and in one episode of the Nickelodeon series, she mistakenly gave Doug the credit for the hand-painted drawing, that turned out to be the back of Doug's landscape painting that was covered by Porkchop and a Racoon chasing each other.

Emily Kristal ( Voiced by Fran Brill ): Doug's permanent teacher for middle school, appearing only in the Disney series.

During the layover he was passed by Jeff King, but those two would challenge each other for the lead until the race reached the Bering Sea coast where Jeff King finally pulled away as Doug's team was having difficulty negotiating occasional stretches of bare ice.

Eventually, Brian and Doug's bar-tending act becomes popular and they end up working at a trendy nightclub catering to New York's wealthy and elite, the type of establishment where yuppies spout poetry from the top of the rafters for all patrons to hear.

After the funeral, Kerry sends Brian a letter left for him by Doug, which is revealed to be Doug's suicide note in which he explains why he did what he did.

Kitty's talent for building hardware complements Doug's skill at writing software.

Though Doug's memory of the mutant related events was wiped by Frost, he does not accept the scholarship for reasons not elaborated on.

With Doug's predisposition for technology, and being more readily able to understand Warlock than most others, the two of them became fast friends.

Other regular characters were Doug's hippie brother-in-law Paul ( Franz Russell ), who was constantly asking Doug for money, and Tracy's nagging mother, Mrs. Sherwood ( Sylvia Lennick ).

Doug's attitude towards patient treatment often has consequences for his coworkers and supervisors, who have received reprimands from their superiors for Doug's actions.

A friend of Doug's stands up for him and the charges against him are dropped, but Doug resigns from the hospital and plans to move to Seattle.

In the animated television series, Doug, Doug's older sister, Judy Funnie, is characterized as a beatnik.

He is commonly thought of as being a proponent of Theory Y, but, as Edgar Schein tells in his introduction to McGregor's subsequent, posthumous ( 1967 ), book The Professional Manager: " In my own contacts with Doug, I often found him to be discouraged by the degree to which theory Y had become as monolithic a set of principles as those of Theory X, the over-generalization which Doug was fighting .... Yet few readers were willing to acknowledge that the content of Doug's book made such a neutral point or that Doug's own presentation of his point of view was that coldly scientific ".

Doug's birth date is February 9, 1965.

Doug's tendency to give in to his temptations, despite promising Carrie otherwise, is another common reason why the two have disagreements.

Carrie Heffernan ( played by Leah Remini ) is Doug's sarcastic and sharp-tongued wife.

Deacon Palmer ( played by Victor Williams ) is Doug's best friend.

Spencer " Spence " Olchin ( played by Patton Oswalt ) is another friend of Doug's, who is often viewed as the nerd of the group.

Numerous episodes mention that Spence is asthmatic ( a burden he shares with Danny ) and allergic to peanuts ( however, in the episode " Richie's Song " he is seen eating Peanut M & M's out of Doug's vehicle ).

; Daniel " Danny " Heffernan ( played by Gary Valentine ): Danny Heffernan is Doug's cousin, and he is also seen hanging out with Doug, Spence, and Deacon.

In addition to Doug's wide repertoire of sarcasm, hyperbole is also included.

Doug's favorite instrument is a banjo, and uses it in his spare time.

Her skin is slightly brighter than Doug's, her hair is blue, and is shown to be rather meek and somewhat clumsy but also an outgoing environmentalist.

Porkchop ( Voiced by Fred Newman ): Doug's anthropomorphic pet dog that is one of Doug's best friends and accompanies him nearly everywhere he goes.

Mosquito " Skeeter " Valentine ( Voiced by Fred Newman ): Skeeter is Doug's other best friend, and sidekick.

Roger M. Klotz ( Voiced by Billy West in the Nickelodeon series and by Chris Phillips in the Disney series ): Roger is Doug's archrival and the neighborhood thug.

Ellen then fixes Doug's problems by giving him real estate wealth, only to find out that he is now her landlord, and that her sister is staging a protest against him raising the rent.

The How to Draw Doug scripts make fun of Doug's rather pathetic life.

Despite Laudermilk's pleas and promises of eternal life, the pair then destroy the machine completely, leaving the room pondering about the afterlife and reincarnation ; Doug's fond wish of being reincarnated as a girl's bicycle seat intriguing the both of them.

; Richard " Richie " Ianucchi ( 1998 – 2001 ) ( played by Larry Romano ): Richie was one of Doug's closest friends, but was quietly written out of the show in season three due to Romano's request to work on another sitcom.

; Raymond " Ray " Barone ( played by Ray Romano ): Doug's Long Island friend.