Doug's 1st Movie Page #3

Season #1 Episode #1
Synopsis: The school dance is approaching, and Doug is keen to sign Patti and himself up to be planners. Later that night, Doug sets out with Skeeter to find proof that there is a monster living in Lucky Duck Lake.
Genre: Animation
Year:
1999
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BEEBE:

I already told Patti she’s on the committee! She’s very excited!

DOUG:

Great! Look, Beebe, I’ll go help Skeet get his pictures then I’ll head down to school.

BEEBE:

What for?

DOUG:

Well to get started! I plan to work day and night to have this dance ready!

BEEBE:

Doug, you don’t have to worry about a thing. Patti and Guy have it all under control!

DOUG:

Patti and Guy?

BEEBE:

Yeah, Guy’s the other one on the dance committee! Isn’t it great?

DOUG:

But- but- Guy said he didn’t- He isn’t even in our grade.

BEEBE:

I know, isn’t it great to have an upperclassman even think about helping?

DOUG:

But how? How?

BEEBE:

How did we convince him? It was easy, we were sitting in the office after lunch…(flashback) This dance is going to be so the opposite of cool!

CONNIE:

C’mon Beebe, let’s check and see of somebody signed up during lunch! (they open the office door). Hey, what happened to the list?

GUY:

(Guy enters holding the clipboard with list)

Looking for this ladies?

BEEBE:

Guy! Are you writing a story for the school paper?

GUY:

Writing? Well here’s a real headline (jumps up on table) Guy Graham, upperclassman, heads up dinky dance! Bang!

GROUP:

Wow!

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