I did not know that. And also the actor who played Peanut became a TikTok star, i'm sure he has other roles like Supernatrual and Malcolm in the Middle.
Jim is legitimately a legend, I loved all of these series. I was like 12-13 and still checking in on Pinky Dinky Do. Thats how I learned the word flabbergasted 😂
Kinda really feel bad for Jim, first Nickelodeon screwed him over by canceling Doug despite it being a hit and keeping the rights to the show, then Disney later screwed him over the exact same goal despite making a ton of shows for them.
I genuinely am impressed with the way that you thoughtfully and succinctly laid out all of the history in just 7 minutes, that's seriously amazing! Doug was such a childhood staple for me, it brings back so many memories
I like how all of the Jumbo/Cartoon Pizza shows have something in common, like how they all have black dots for eyes, and the recurring word "dink" (examples: Doug's neighbor Mr. Dink, Dinky the elephant from Jojo's Circus, Pinky Dinky Doo) which stands for Dual Income, No Kids.
Actually adventure time was Nickelodeon’s biggest nicktoons fumble cause the adventure time pilot actually was apart of there version of Cartoon Network’s pilot show what a cartoon show called oh yeah cartoons and Nickelodeon passed on it in favor of fanboy and chum chum and Cartoon Network went on laugh all the way to the bank on adventure time
For me after my recent rewatch of brand spanking new Doug on Disney+ I noticed as the show went on they relied heavily upon quailman segments to fill out episodes unlike during the Nickelodeon seasons where quailman wasn’t used like a crutch to just fill an episode’s runtime something I didn’t really notice as a child watching Doug on Nickelodeon and abc but noticed as an adult
I love how in depth you go with the research on these topics. We will never get these memories back the way they were when we first experienced them, but you get pretty close with these videos.
Let's not forget that Cartoon Pizza also did Hoop Dogz, which was a CG animated series that was religious focused which was interesting. Great video you did on Jumbo's history.
Holy moly guy was cooking. I loved like 5 of these shows as a kid and never realized they were all connected. I forgot how adorable Jojo's Circus was 😆
Nick used to give the IPs back to the artists when they had 65 half hours or less? That’s quite a policy. Unfortunately, from the looks of things, it didn’t last very long, since all the shows after Doug’s first few seasons are still owned by them.
IIRC 65 half-hours was the metric for syndication. After 65 episodes of a 30 minute TV show, companies could sell those packages to local channels to play. I assume back then Nick just didnt see the value in any show they couldnt sell to other stations to play on the weekday afternoons or weekend blocks.
Few times on RUclips have I ever subscribed so fast. The informative style, the seamless editing, the raw reporting, the background knowledge, the inevitable nostalgia waves because of the subject matter, not to mention it’s a channel by a fellow POC who also seems to be a fellow Millennial to boot. My girlfriend agrees. All of the factors for a successful channel. You’re literally The Gaming Historian, but for TV and film.
I remember watching Pinky Dinky Doo at my grandma’s house when I was a kid with some other kids she’d used to babysit after we got out of School and we all liked and laughed whenever that blue (i think it was a genuine pig or hamster or something like that) would shake his butt when they’d all sing and dance
Damn it, Disney! When Disney took over Doug from Nickelodeon, they also had a deal with Jumbo to produce shows like PBJ&J Otter and Stanley! I'll always have fond memories of Jumbo and watching their shows, but I'll always hate Disney and how they screwed up both the company and Doug, man! I hated most of Disney's run of Doug expect the finale episode, that was great and probably the only other good part about that run of the show besides the movie that they made in 1999 months before the series ended later in like May-June of the same year! It's sad to see them like this, bro! It really is! Rest in peace, Jumbo!
Almost every company/person/whatever who has worked with Nickelodeon has gone down the sinkhole one way or another. Nickelodeon in general was always such a scummy company to me tbh.
Excellent video. I never knew Jim Jenkins and his studio was involved with so many different shows with different art styles . Hope your 2024 is going well.
Why can’t Nickelodeon buy back the rights to Doug from Disney? Just give em the rights to the first Indiana Jones films, that’s how Disney Got Oswald back.
@@mattschehr163 Do some research into lawsuits. Nobody sues just because, especially if they don’t have a feasible case to win, much less if they know there’s no grounds for the suit to be pursued in the first place. Plus, do you realize how big of a corporation Disney is? I can guarantee they rarely lose a lawsuit, especially if it’s involving an IP that they legally already own.
@@mattschehr163 what would be the point? Disney made their money with Doug and they even got a movie out of it. But again has to be if Doug had the popularity on the level of certain shows. The problem is Jim has his Doug IP but it's only from Nickelodeon. He owns that. Disney however owns the other form of Doug. The one that failed to bring in residuals.
@@mattschehr163 so they can bring it back as a sad shell of its former self but the execs hope everyone will be blinded by nostalgia and just accept it? Nah. Doug has long lost a real popularity.
Even I don’t understand why Disney took Doug from Nickelodeon?, ever since when I was a kid I have been watching Doug on Nickelodeon, until later it’s now Disney’s Doug!
Great video! I learned a lot from this! I had no idea that Jim Jinkins was involved in all these shows I grew up watching aside from Doug. Also, the original Doug that was on Nick took place in an elementary school. The Disney series took place in a junior high school. It was mentioned in the graduation episode way before Disney’s Doug became a thing. Just something I wanted to clarify.
I was a kid with the first Doug series and loved it. Then 1SM Doug came out and it was some adjusting, but having watched some of it as an adult I think it was perfect for me. First episode is all about how the world changes around you at that age and boy did I need that assurance that change isn't necessarily bad haha.
Great video Not many people have bothered looking into the history of Jim Jinkins, his company or shows, yet they’re practically childhood gems Thank you
My sister and I grew up with Nickelodeon's version of Doug. Disney's, not so much. By the late 90s, I was entering adulthood, and she was entering her preteen years, so we weren't looking for these shows after a while. By the 2000s, I was already in my early 20s, and she was in her teens, so we don't know what kids were watching at the time. But I do feel like Jumbo Pictures was a staple of our childhoods. Oh, 90s Nick, you will be missed.
Jim deserved so much better. He was on Nickelodeon before it was even Nickelodeon and they just dumped him and his studio, and then Disney treated him like trash too. Nick doesn't even acknowledge his role as Minus from Pinwheel. His story reminds me a bit of Will Vinton's story in a few ways. At least Jim didn't have his company stolen from him.
I think that's unfortunate for the company and Jim. Ending due to bigger company being more greedy and the type content you want to make (which isn't controversial) not welcomed due to the change of the tide.
As it's true that Disney did shut down poor Jumbo in 2000, I mostly blame Nick/ViacomCBS for under-utilizing it since Nick couldn't produce the last 13 episodes of their version of Doug. And to think with how popular Jumbo Pictures was to both Nickelodeon and Disney, I'm shocked that Cartoon Network didn't see the potential of what they could've saved, that being Jumbo Pictures. If they got to make their Doug (with Jumbo at their helm), I guarantee you Doug would go down in history as the one cartoon to jump all 3 TV juggernauts: Nick, Disney and CN, hopefully bringing peace to all crossover enthusiasts.
All media eventually loses it's popularity and trying to revive it leads to diminishing returns. Shows that last generations like The Simpsons and Dragonball are exceptions to the rule
@@sp123 I'd argue with your point, but look at what Disney did for Doug. However, I have a counter-argument for that; since both Tom Warburton and John Dilworth were in Jumbo Pictures and made successful CN shows, they can help Jim revive Doug for CN, and it's likely Billy West can't say no to reprising as his previous roles from Doug. Plus, imagine CN Doug in the early 2000's as being a part Cartoon-cartoons; having his own bumpers before commercials, interacting with the other CN originals in CC Fridays and possibly having Doug himself make Easter Egg appearances in CN shows. The possibilities are endless!
It's really a shame Jim Jenkins couldn't stick around the industry, and that most of his properties are trapped in Disney's basement, never to be used again.
For the longest time I thought Doug was in high school but found out he's only in the 5th grade. Which means in the episode where he and Skeeter go to see The Beets, his parents let their 5th grader go to a concert in another city, and his only companion IS ANOTHER 5TH GRADER! The first episode, they send him to get food IN A TOWN THEY LITERALLY JUST MOVED TOO, like stuff is still on the truck, and they sent this kid off ON HIS OWN. Why not just give him to a kidnapper? So many Nicktoons had unaccompanied minors and child endangerment that's just laughed off later. (Except that one episode of Rugrats we don't talk about.)
Yeah, a lot of unrealistic stuff happened on this series. We don’t really think about this stuff as kids, but as an adult, it’s clearly not a good idea to let 10-year-olds go out and about like that even if the town is pretty safe.
@honeybnoir824 I don't think you realize how common it was. Kids had bikes and skateboards. They went off by themselves all the time. This helicopter parenting thing now is relatively new. A kid like Doug, who was trustworthy and wouldn't get into mischief, would have been allowed to wander about and explore the town. Especially at age 11-12. It's not especially unrealistic for the 90s.
It doesn't matter if I watch it if nobody at Nickelodeon watches it. Either way, the reputational damage is done and is likely irreversible. There's no coming back from multiple child Cosbying accusations with evidence to back them up. These were not low-level employees doing this, even if they kept the ball rolling for it for longer than it should've been going on when it never should've been allowed at all. Even if the inventors of Nickelodeon had pure intentions, they were long gone from the company by the end of the 90s and the peak of the hegemony of Dan Schneider over the network. And *Little Bill* was also on that network.
So if someone were to convince jim Jenkins to come out of retirement he might open cartoon pizza again or someone can run the business for him but if jim Jenkins would not retire I hope he and david Campbell would open cartoon pizza for business once again
@@StagehandMotel6I picked it's a laugh production because the logo the fact that people thought this was the dark age of sitcoms and It not really talked about today.
Um hate to notpick but Doug graduated from grade school to middle school not middle school to highschool, the Disney Doug even went to Beebe Bluff Middle School.
Do you think you could ever do a video on. Cinégroup Nelvana. Marvel productions/New World animation or ruby spears? Maybe even hit entertainment wildbrain DreamWorks television animation?
It’s the GREAT BIG BOOK OF EVERYTHING WITH EVERYTHING INSIDE!!! That’s lived in my head rent free
Same
I still haven’t forgotten that song
I especially love Dennis’ reaction to it
Fun Fact: In the Japanese dub of Doug, Doug was voiced by none other than Masako Nozawa (the voice of Goku)
I didn't know the guy who made Doug had such an influence on 90s/2000s kids channels. That's amazing.
I always felt like there was something familiar about those shows
Doug inspired a lot of slice of life shows in the 90s and 2000s.
Doug was ass.
Fun fact: the actor who voiced Ricky Raccoon in PB&J Otter actually grew up to be the lead singer of 21 Pilots
I did not know that. And also the actor who played Peanut became a TikTok star, i'm sure he has other roles like Supernatrual and Malcolm in the Middle.
Jim is legitimately a legend, I loved all of these series. I was like 12-13 and still checking in on Pinky Dinky Do. Thats how I learned the word flabbergasted 😂
Kinda really feel bad for Jim, first Nickelodeon screwed him over by canceling Doug despite it being a hit and keeping the rights to the show, then Disney later screwed him over the exact same goal despite making a ton of shows for them.
I genuinely am impressed with the way that you thoughtfully and succinctly laid out all of the history in just 7 minutes, that's seriously amazing! Doug was such a childhood staple for me, it brings back so many memories
Wow I never realized just how similar all those characters designs looked!
You can tell Jim Jinkin's art style easily since characters in Jumbo/Cartoon Pizza's shows usually have a single eyebrow.
I like how all of the Jumbo/Cartoon Pizza shows have something in common, like how they all have black dots for eyes, and the recurring word "dink" (examples: Doug's neighbor Mr. Dink, Dinky the elephant from Jojo's Circus, Pinky Dinky Doo) which stands for Dual Income, No Kids.
3:06 doug is why nick dosent do that anymore. they fumbled the bag on doug by cancelling him too early
the show was a boring piece of crap
Yeah but now they've basically driven the yellow sponge into the ground
They fumbled him by handing him over to Disney, who downright tore the series to shreds!!
Actually adventure time was Nickelodeon’s biggest nicktoons fumble cause the adventure time pilot actually was apart of there version of Cartoon Network’s pilot show what a cartoon show called oh yeah cartoons and Nickelodeon passed on it in favor of fanboy and chum chum and Cartoon Network went on laugh all the way to the bank on adventure time
@@kevin10001 not really considering they decided to go with Spongbob instead which was way bigger
For me after my recent rewatch of brand spanking new Doug on Disney+ I noticed as the show went on they relied heavily upon quailman segments to fill out episodes unlike during the Nickelodeon seasons where quailman wasn’t used like a crutch to just fill an episode’s runtime something I didn’t really notice as a child watching Doug on Nickelodeon and abc but noticed as an adult
I love how in depth you go with the research on these topics. We will never get these memories back the way they were when we first experienced them, but you get pretty close with these videos.
Let's not forget that Cartoon Pizza also did Hoop Dogz, which was a CG animated series that was religious focused which was interesting.
Great video you did on Jumbo's history.
I had no idea
Allegra’s window and PB&J Otter felt like a fever dream omg.. I loved those shows growing up lol.
Holy moly guy was cooking. I loved like 5 of these shows as a kid and never realized they were all connected.
I forgot how adorable Jojo's Circus was 😆
Nick used to give the IPs back to the artists when they had 65 half hours or less? That’s quite a policy. Unfortunately, from the looks of things, it didn’t last very long, since all the shows after Doug’s first few seasons are still owned by them.
IIRC 65 half-hours was the metric for syndication. After 65 episodes of a 30 minute TV show, companies could sell those packages to local channels to play.
I assume back then Nick just didnt see the value in any show they couldnt sell to other stations to play on the weekday afternoons or weekend blocks.
I remember most of these shows growing up I never knew their were from the same company.
Few times on RUclips have I ever subscribed so fast. The informative style, the seamless editing, the raw reporting, the background knowledge, the inevitable nostalgia waves because of the subject matter, not to mention it’s a channel by a fellow POC who also seems to be a fellow Millennial to boot. My girlfriend agrees. All of the factors for a successful channel. You’re literally The Gaming Historian, but for TV and film.
I remember watching Pinky Dinky Doo at my grandma’s house when I was a kid with some other kids she’d used to babysit after we got out of School and we all liked and laughed whenever that blue (i think it was a genuine pig or hamster or something like that) would shake his butt when they’d all sing and dance
Thank you for such an informative and well documented video. I had no idea about the amount of children’s programs Jumbo Pictures was behind. XD
All good
Damn it, Disney! When Disney took over Doug from Nickelodeon, they also had a deal with Jumbo to produce shows like PBJ&J Otter and Stanley! I'll always have fond memories of Jumbo and watching their shows, but I'll always hate Disney and how they screwed up both the company and Doug, man! I hated most of Disney's run of Doug expect the finale episode, that was great and probably the only other good part about that run of the show besides the movie that they made in 1999 months before the series ended later in like May-June of the same year! It's sad to see them like this, bro! It really is! Rest in peace, Jumbo!
Almost every company/person/whatever who has worked with Nickelodeon has gone down the sinkhole one way or another. Nickelodeon in general was always such a scummy company to me tbh.
Damn near forgot about jumbo and their impact.
she did think big
The whole video gives me nostalgia...,😞🥺
Excellent video. I never knew Jim Jenkins and his studio was involved with so many different shows with different art styles . Hope your 2024 is going well.
this is becoming one of my favorite youtube channels, so much nostalgia, information i never knew, and the videos are never too long or too short
Tell your friends
They did think big
Why can’t Nickelodeon buy back the rights to Doug from Disney? Just give em the rights to the first Indiana Jones films, that’s how Disney Got Oswald back.
Cause Nick doesn't own it Jim does. If the show was like Spongebob. Nick would have a case. But that was their policy back in the day.
@@StagehandMotel6 well they shoud sue disney to get the ip back
@@mattschehr163 Do some research into lawsuits. Nobody sues just because, especially if they don’t have a feasible case to win, much less if they know there’s no grounds for the suit to be pursued in the first place. Plus, do you realize how big of a corporation Disney is? I can guarantee they rarely lose a lawsuit, especially if it’s involving an IP that they legally already own.
@@mattschehr163 what would be the point? Disney made their money with Doug and they even got a movie out of it. But again has to be if Doug had the popularity on the level of certain shows. The problem is Jim has his Doug IP but it's only from Nickelodeon. He owns that. Disney however owns the other form of Doug. The one that failed to bring in residuals.
@@mattschehr163 so they can bring it back as a sad shell of its former self but the execs hope everyone will be blinded by nostalgia and just accept it? Nah. Doug has long lost a real popularity.
Because Nick screwed Jim over
Jumbo Pictures died by selling themselves to Disney. 'Nuff said.
Even I don’t understand why Disney took Doug from Nickelodeon?, ever since when I was a kid I have been watching Doug on Nickelodeon, until later it’s now Disney’s Doug!
Great video! I learned a lot from this! I had no idea that Jim Jinkins was involved in all these shows I grew up watching aside from Doug. Also, the original Doug that was on Nick took place in an elementary school. The Disney series took place in a junior high school. It was mentioned in the graduation episode way before Disney’s Doug became a thing. Just something I wanted to clarify.
I was a kid with the first Doug series and loved it. Then 1SM Doug came out and it was some adjusting, but having watched some of it as an adult I think it was perfect for me. First episode is all about how the world changes around you at that age and boy did I need that assurance that change isn't necessarily bad haha.
Great video
Not many people have bothered looking into the history of Jim Jinkins, his company or shows, yet they’re practically childhood gems
Thank you
No problem
It's because he had no personal drama surrounding him other than moving from Nickelodeon to Disney and the perceived quality attrition.
@@Attmay that may be
But it doesn’t change the fact that they’ve created/developed a number of memorable shows
Currently my nephew is getting into JoJo’s Circus and man, I didn’t know all this about the production company
My sister and I grew up with Nickelodeon's version of Doug. Disney's, not so much. By the late 90s, I was entering adulthood, and she was entering her preteen years, so we weren't looking for these shows after a while. By the 2000s, I was already in my early 20s, and she was in her teens, so we don't know what kids were watching at the time. But I do feel like Jumbo Pictures was a staple of our childhoods. Oh, 90s Nick, you will be missed.
Great video. I didnt know any of this about jumbo pictures. it was informative.
Jim deserved so much better. He was on Nickelodeon before it was even Nickelodeon and they just dumped him and his studio, and then Disney treated him like trash too. Nick doesn't even acknowledge his role as Minus from Pinwheel. His story reminds me a bit of Will Vinton's story in a few ways. At least Jim didn't have his company stolen from him.
Jumbo pictures was the GOAT
Too many cooks in that company
I had no idea all these shows were made by the same studio! Now it makes sense why their art styles are so similar!
Disney doug is amazing television show when i was kid back then
That Jumbo Egg was terrifying!
Doug was in Elementary School in the Nick run, Middle School in the Disney run.
And about PB&J Otter, in a future live stream, will we find out by Jim Jinkins about how PB&J Otter created their Noodle Dance?
i haven't watched Doug in yrs that Jumbo logo or something interconnected kind of boosted-up Doug nostalgia.
I think that's unfortunate for the company and Jim. Ending due to bigger company being more greedy and the type content you want to make (which isn't controversial) not welcomed due to the change of the tide.
As it's true that Disney did shut down poor Jumbo in 2000, I mostly blame Nick/ViacomCBS for under-utilizing it since Nick couldn't produce the last 13 episodes of their version of Doug. And to think with how popular Jumbo Pictures was to both Nickelodeon and Disney, I'm shocked that Cartoon Network didn't see the potential of what they could've saved, that being Jumbo Pictures. If they got to make their Doug (with Jumbo at their helm), I guarantee you Doug would go down in history as the one cartoon to jump all 3 TV juggernauts: Nick, Disney and CN, hopefully bringing peace to all crossover enthusiasts.
All media eventually loses it's popularity and trying to revive it leads to diminishing returns. Shows that last generations like The Simpsons and Dragonball are exceptions to the rule
@@sp123 I'd argue with your point, but look at what Disney did for Doug. However, I have a counter-argument for that; since both Tom Warburton and John Dilworth were in Jumbo Pictures and made successful CN shows, they can help Jim revive Doug for CN, and it's likely Billy West can't say no to reprising as his previous roles from Doug. Plus, imagine CN Doug in the early 2000's as being a part Cartoon-cartoons; having his own bumpers before commercials, interacting with the other CN originals in CC Fridays and possibly having Doug himself make Easter Egg appearances in CN shows. The possibilities are endless!
Really because I’ll be honest, Doug was one of those shows just to get to rugrats
@@remixchild I'll be honest, I like Rugrats too, but I don't think Doug was given a fair shake, that's all.
Always enjoying the videos!!
🔥🤟🏾
Wow i just did a look back at house of mouse and i completely overlooked Pb&J otter!
I think it would be neat to see a video on Soup2Nuts.
i loved all his shows as a kid that’s so crazy lol
It's really a shame Jim Jenkins couldn't stick around the industry, and that most of his properties are trapped in Disney's basement, never to be used again.
For the longest time I thought Doug was in high school but found out he's only in the 5th grade. Which means in the episode where he and Skeeter go to see The Beets, his parents let their 5th grader go to a concert in another city, and his only companion IS ANOTHER 5TH GRADER!
The first episode, they send him to get food IN A TOWN THEY LITERALLY JUST MOVED TOO, like stuff is still on the truck, and they sent this kid off ON HIS OWN. Why not just give him to a kidnapper? So many Nicktoons had unaccompanied minors and child endangerment that's just laughed off later. (Except that one episode of Rugrats we don't talk about.)
Yeah, a lot of unrealistic stuff happened on this series. We don’t really think about this stuff as kids, but as an adult, it’s clearly not a good idea to let 10-year-olds go out and about like that even if the town is pretty safe.
@honeybnoir824 I don't think you realize how common it was. Kids had bikes and skateboards. They went off by themselves all the time. This helicopter parenting thing now is relatively new. A kid like Doug, who was trustworthy and wouldn't get into mischief, would have been allowed to wander about and explore the town. Especially at age 11-12. It's not especially unrealistic for the 90s.
Doug was alright when I was a kid not gunna lie to you B.
Excellent work as usual, Red. :)
Thanks again!
@@StagehandMotel6 No problem, Big Red. :)
Long story short, Disney killed jumbo pictures
Try watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman.
It doesn't matter if I watch it if nobody at Nickelodeon watches it. Either way, the reputational damage is done and is likely irreversible. There's no coming back from multiple child Cosbying accusations with evidence to back them up. These were not low-level employees doing this, even if they kept the ball rolling for it for longer than it should've been going on when it never should've been allowed at all. Even if the inventors of Nickelodeon had pure intentions, they were long gone from the company by the end of the 90s and the peak of the hegemony of Dan Schneider over the network. And *Little Bill* was also on that network.
@@Attmay They can at least try to partially get their reputation back.
It is now owned by The Walt Disney Company, not Nickelodeon! 😒
Doug wasn't my favorite but oh man it still is probably witty and I do watch it once in a good while.
WAIT, ALL THESE SHOWS ARE RELATED?!?!??!
Jumbo Pictures >>>>>>>> Cartoon Pizza TBH
You know something I just hope cartoon pizza would reopen again
Jim is retired
So if someone were to convince jim Jenkins to come out of retirement he might open cartoon pizza again or someone can run the business for him but if jim Jenkins would not retire I hope he and david Campbell would open cartoon pizza for business once again
And later in 1999, Nickelodeon and CTW/Sesame Workshop would create and launch Noggin!❤️📺🎶👍🏻#BringBack1999Noggin
i agree
Whoa....
Would it be possible if you could tackle Creative Capers later down the road?
(they're the animation studio behind the first three Bionicle movies)
I like think big
Doug was that old Nickelodeon show? Omg I kinda remember Pinky Dinky Doo?
Hoyt and andy>
Pinky dinky doo was created by jumbo pictures inc
Man made a adult cartoon called sports benders
Hooray! You're back!
It takes time to make videos
Dope video! Hella informative
Appreciate it!
@@StagehandMotel6 No prob man! Binged your channel a few weeks ago...that DIC video was A1..DIC toons was my childhood lol Keep em coming!
🎶you heard of a cartoon you heard of a pizza but have you ever had a cartoon pizza?🎶
STANLEY
At least they did their best and theirs is okay.🙂
Can You Do How HiT Entertainment Died.
After this can u do the Rise and stagnation of Mondo Media
I can put it in my list of companies
@@StagehandMotel6Thx
grade a quality
0:23 lol is Jim Jinkins cosplaying as Doug or is Doug dressed up as his creator?
3:09 why isn’t that policy still a thing?? Especially with all the write-offs lately.
💯
4:54 wait isn’t that your tattoo?
Took someone to notice
I miss Doug ❤
PB AND J OTTER WAS GASSS
Love doug n when it went to disney no way
Can you do a kids WB video next 😊
It's on the list
@@StagehandMotel6Actually I thought of a company I don't hear a whisper of today, it's a laugh production, can you make a video of that ❤
@@StagehandMotel6I picked it's a laugh production because the logo the fact that people thought this was the dark age of sitcoms and It not really talked about today.
Um hate to notpick but Doug graduated from grade school to middle school not middle school to highschool, the Disney Doug even went to Beebe Bluff Middle School.
That was my bad
Do you think you could ever do a video on. Cinégroup Nelvana. Marvel productions/New World animation or ruby spears? Maybe even hit entertainment wildbrain DreamWorks television animation?
It's on the list
@@StagehandMotel6 OMG thank you! By the way love your videos. Very informative
@@therealcushandchefmonkeyshow wildbrain is a whole 30 min trash fest just fyi.
Noodle dance lol
I saw Pinky Dinky Doo in Spanish on Univision
The Disney version of Doug was total garbage and i hated all the changes that occurred on the series. And Tom McHugh does a poor job voicing Doug
Who's The Light Green Skinned Guy With The Orange Hair?
Roger Clutz
@@JonLa89 On The Thumbnail.
Hoyt from Hoyt and Andy's sportsbender
Disney ruined Doug.