Doug's 1st Movie
Season #1 Episode #1- Year:
- 1999
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(Black screen and fades in to see all of Bluffington, the camera moves from the houses, to Funkytown and the lake. We then see Roger and his gang sitting on a fishing dock, fishing.)
Ned:
Oh man!Boomer:
I’m freezing!Willy:
Say Rog, do you really think this is such a g-g-g-good day to go f-f-f-f-f-fishing?Roger:
Maybe you guys would rather go home and cut Valentines out of construction paper and doilies?Boomer:
Well yeah!Willy:
I’ll make hot chocolate!Roger:
Let’s go over this one more time. We’re not here for fish you goons. We’re here to bag a couple of losers! Oh can it, here they come! DOUG: 145 hours, 38 min.SKEETER:
You’re not counting down to that Valentines dance again, are you man?DOUG:
No! (pauses) Yes.ROGER:
Hey! Are you doofuses still hunting for that lake monster?DOUG:
Yes! Except for the part about being doofuses.SKEETER:
When Doug and I get our monster picture Roger, you’ll see!
ROGER:
Hey, I know where you can find a whole bunch of monster pictures!
DOUG & SKEETER
Huh?
ROGER:
You’re family album! (gang laughs)
BOOMER:
Good one!
NED:
Family album.
WILLY:
I don’t get it.
SKEETER:
Go ahead and laugh Roger, we’re gonna find that monster!
ROGER:
He, he, he, sooner than you think!
(All laugh. Willy and Ned, nudge Boomer)
BOOMER:
Hey, what are we all nudging each other for?
ROGER:
You’re pushing my buttons, Bledsoe. Let’s get going. Move it, move it.
(Roger and gang leave the fishing dock and camera pans down to the lake surface, bubbles surface and pop, we then see Skeeter and Doug walking through the forest)
DOUG:
I wonder if I need some new shoes.
SKEETER:
Yeah, something fast, in case we get chased by that monster.
DOUG:
No, for the dance.
SKEETER:
Oh, whoops, what the-. We better leave the bikes here.
DOUG:
I guess I could wear these ones. I don’t want to look too “Hey I’m wearing new shoes” at least not-
SKEETER:
Shhhhh!
(Ned’s giggling is heard in the distance)
SKEETER:
You hear that?
DOUG:
Yeah, I’ll go this way, you go that way.
SKEETER:
OK.
ROGER:
Spread out!
BOOMER:
Gee Roger, don’t you think this is kinda mean?
ROGER:
How many times do I gotta explain that it’s unhealthy for me to bottle up my natural child like spontaneity. Do you want me to get an ulcer?
NED:
A dude’s gotta keep his chi flowin’ man.
ROGER:
Exactly. You want to stay healthy, you gotta keep in balance with nature. Now let’s go scare the who-ha out of blue boy.
DOUG:
Hold it monster. You’re not going anywhere.
ROGER:
Yeah? Who’s gonna stop us Funnie?
DOUG:
Uh…um
(cut to see Doug’s clothes high up in tree, we see Doug is in his underwear trying to reach his clothes.)
DOUG:
Man!
(cuts to Skeeter)
SKEETER:
Hmmm, never been here before. What a mess, eww.
(swamp bubbles pop)
SKEETER:
Whoa! C-c-c-camera. Oh man where is it? It’s in here somewhere.
(Finds camera goes in ready position, Roger comes out from behind a bush)
ROGER:
(growls)
SKEETER:
Huh? (screams)
(camera flashes)
ROGER:
Oh, my eyes!
(Roger and gang fall to ground, boys arguing)
SKEETER:
Very funny you guys, hardy har, oh very believable too, did you rent it or did you make it your self. Well you had your fun now you can go home.
(Monster (Herman) creeps up behind Skeeter, Roger and gang see it)
GANG:
(gasp)
SKEETER:
Roger?
ROGER:
Mon- Mon-
SKEETER:
Roger? There’s something bad behind me isn’t
there?
(Roger and gang run away, Skeeter turns around is very scared, drops camera, it flashes when it hits the ground)
SKEETER:
Ahhhh!
(goes black, Doug opens door and Porkchop barks, lights flip on)
DOUG:
Roll it Porkchop!
(Doug theme kicks in, then title appears)
DOUG:
That’s me!
DOUG:
Porkchop (Porkchop makes shadow puppets).
(annoyed) Porkchop! (Doug screams and shadow growls).
(Goes black, Doug’s house then appears, shows Doug in his room writing in his journal.)
DOUG:
(narrating)Dear Journal, it’s me Doug Funnie. I’ve lived at 21 Jumbo Street for the last year and a half and I’ve seen a lot of weird things. But what happened last week was probably the weirdest. I guess it all started right before Valentines Day. That means at school people have just one thing on their mind.
BEEBE:
A Valentine’s dance! Let’s go shopping.
AV NERD #1
Aww, isn’t it romantic?
ELMO:
A Valentine’s dance, how delightful.
CHALKY:
A Valentines-!
LARRY:
A Valentines-
CONNIE:
Dance?
SKEETER:
The monster! I finally found it!
CLASSMATES:
Shhhhh!
(Goes to Doug in history class.)
DOUG N.
Well almost everybody was talking about the Valentines Day dance. It was all I was thinking about.
MR. MAYONNAISE
Can anyone tell me how Ancient Egypt ultimately became a Roman province. (Patti raises her hand)
DOUG N.
MR. MAYONNASIE
Miss Mayonnaise.
PATTI:
It was Mark Antoni’s eternal love for Cleopatra that inspired the great battle of Actium...
(Doug recalls memories with Patti.)
DOUG N.
There’s only been one Valentine for me. One person who I’ve shared my happiest moments with. And a couple not so happy ones. We’ve gone through the same hard-ships. Like my sister Judy.
JUDY:
Leonardo, Mona, you’re supposed to be 16th Century lovers. Now kiss her like you mean it.
(memories fade, shows the school cafeteria, Doug is in line for food.)
DOUG N.
For all those reasons, I knew I had to find a way to make this dance really perfect.
BEEBE:
This dance is gonna really stink.
DOUG:
Huh? How can it stink?
CONNIE The student council’s supposed to pick to people to co-ordinate the dance, but nobody signed up.
BEEBE:
People are soooo selfish. Sure, everybody wants to go to the dance. But to they want to lift a finger to help? Noooooo.
DOUG:
Why don’t you help Beebe?
BEEBE:
You expect me, to put my mouth on balloons? Touch streamers? Ugh, no way.
CONNIE:
We have less than a week left. Who ever we get is gonna have to work day and night to get ready.
DOUG:
Day and night?
(A daydream begins, Doug and Patti are planning the dance with figures like you would for war.)
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