Doug Gets a Roommate

Doug"Doug Gets a Roommate"
Season 1
Number 18
Episode information
Production code	118
Written by	Steve Bannos
Directed by	Jim Jinkins & Jack Spillum
Original airdate	January 11, 1997
Doug Episodes
Previous	"Doug's Great Opportoonity"
Next	"Doug Gets Booked"

"Doug Gets a Roommate" is the eighteenth episode of Doug.

Synopsis

At lunch, Ned comes out of nowhere and angers Doug by plastering him with mashed potatoes. When Doug and his friends come out of the school, they see a fire at Ned's house, Doug thinks is his fault after telling Ned that "he'll get his someday." Mrs. Funnie offers to house him while Ned's house is fixed. When Ned arrives, Doug can't believe how well he behaves because he is nothing like that at school. Doug even starts to feel sympathetic towards Ned. But now Ned is off to visit Grandma Funnie with the rest of the Funnies and Doug is worried he'll ruin his grandmother's home.

Trivia

• This episode, for unexplained reasons, was skipped over by Toon Disney.

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Media Disney's Doug • Doug's 1st Movie Characters Doug Funnie • Porkchop • Patti Mayonnaise • Skeeter Valentine • Connie Benge • Roger Klotz • Beebe Bluff • Stinky • Judy Funnie • Mr. Dink • Mrs. Dink • Chalky Studebaker • Bob White • Phil Funnie • Theda Funnie • Cleopatra Funnie • Al and Moo Sleech • Skunky Beaumont • Guy Graham • Fentruck Stimmel • S.T.U.A.R.T. • Herman Melville • Quailman • Quaildog • Supersport • Silver Skeeter • Material Girl • Dr. Rubbersuit • Golden Salmon • Dr. Klotzenstein Bill Bluff Episodes Season One: "Doug's Last Birthday" • "Doug's New School" • "Doug Grows Up" • "Doug's Hoop Nightmare" • "Doug's Patti Beef" • "Doug: A Limited Corporation" • "Doug's in Debt!" • "Doug's Bloody Buddy" • "Doug's Big Comeback" • "Doug Directs" • "Doug's Movie Madness" • "Doug's Brain Drain" • "Doug: The Big Switch" • "Doug Gets His Wish" • "Doug's Secret Christmas" • "Doug's Hot Dog" • "Doug's Great Opportoonity" • "Doug Gets a Roommate" • "Doug Gets Booked" • "Doug's Minor Catastrophe" • "Doug's Big Panic" • "Doug's Hairy Situation" • "Doug: Oh, Baby" • "Doug's Disappearing Dog" • "Doug's Mural Mania" • "Doug on the Road" Season Two: "Doug's Secret of Success" • "Doug's Friend's Friend" • "Doug's Chubby Buddy" • "Quailman VI: The Dark Quail Saga" • "Judy, Judy, Judy" • "Doug's Dougapalooza" • "Doug Gets it All" • "Doug's Thanksgiving" Season Three: "Doug's Midnight Kiss" • "Doug's Older Woman" • "Doug Gets Right Back On!" • "Quailman VII: Quaildad" • "Doug's in the Middle" • "Night of the Living Dougs" • "Doug's Dream House" • "Quailman Takes the Blame" • "Doug and the Bluffington Five" • "Quailman Vs. Supersport" • "Doug's Concert Crisis" • "Quailman Vs. the Annoying S.T.U.A.R.T." • "Quailman Vs. the Whackhammer" • "Judy's Big Admission" • "Quailman Vs. the Quizzler" • "Doug's Sour Songbird" • "Doug's Best Buddy" • "Quailman and the Quintuple Quandary" • "Quailman's Bad Hair Day" • "Beebe Goes Broke" • "Quailman and the L.U.B." • "Patti's Dad Dilemma" • "Quailman: The Un-Quail Saga" • "Doug Cuts School" • "Quailman Vs. the Triad of Terror" • "Doug Plays Cupid" • "Doug: I, Rubbersuit" • "Doug's Adventures On-Line" • "Quailman Vs. the Little Rubber Army" • "Doug's Grand Band Plan" • "Doug's Marriage Madness"