Random Greatest Fictional Celebrities from Nickelodeon's Doug (13 items)

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  (#3) Mr. Swirly

  • Doug

  Being the man behind a city's trove of sweets is bound to make you a local celebrity, and there's no doubt Mr. Swirly is exactly that. With swirly hair that evokes the top of an ice cream cone, the dessert magnate seems thoroughly invested in his work, so much so that he bids his wife adieu by wishing her a "swirly day." A consistent presence in the Doug universe, Mr. Swirly is buoyant and jovial, though perhaps not the best business owner. Who lets cement get into a vat of chocolate, anyway?
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  (#11) Derek Derekson

  • Doug

  Described as a "world famous Shakespearean figure-skating person," Derek Derekson isn't content to be the master of just one art. We first see him in a dream sequence, but it's soon revealed that Derekson has his own show, wherein he, well, ice-skates while reciting Shakespeare. Worshipped by Doug's arty older sister, Judy, Derekson represents her platonic ideal. We don't know how she feels about that Prince Valiant 'do, however.
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  (#9) Skunky Beaumont

  • Skunky Beaumont

  Skunky Beaumont is more a celebrity for fans than for anyone in Bluffington. Though he's at the center of nearly every local urban legend (he was attacked by trees, for one), we never catch a glimpse of the elusive character. We do, however, hear his voice in the Season 1 episode "Doug Didn't Do It." Skunky became a lead when Disney revived the show in the late '90s, but pretty much everyone preferred him as a living mystery.
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  (#10) Darby Blue

  • Doug

  Darby Blue is essentially the Jerry Siegel or Stan Lee of the Doug universe. As the creator of Man-O-Steel Man, he's responsible for the most popular comic series of all time. After nabbing the coveted issue #45 (the last drawn by Blue), Doug longs for the very first issue of the series, which was recently procured by his local comic dealer. It's no mere coincidence when Doug finds his own copy a few days later, leading to a crisis for our young hero.
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  (#1) The Beets

  • Doug

  Mash up The Beatles, The Monkees, and The Who and you've got The Beets, a kaleidoscopic foursome whose music seems preoccupied with health food ("Killer Tofu"), bodily functions ("I Sneezed on My Face"), and adolescent angst ("I Need More Allowance").

  Originally called The Pickled Beets, the band is comprised of Monroe Yoder, Clyde "Chap" Lipman, Wendy Nespah, and Flounder, all of whom speak with a Liverpudlian lilt that's a direct nod to the Fab Four. They're the favorite band of pretty much every kid in Bluffington, and numerous episodes find Doug and Skeeter trying (and sometimes failing) to see them in concert. As Doug can tell you, The Beets aren't above shredding a little air guitar with their fans in the wild.
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  (#12) Cowpoke Pete

  • Cowpoke Pete

  As the host of Kiddie Koral, a Western-themed show for kids much, much younger than Doug, Cowpoke Pete spends most of his time chasing around his clown sidekick, Flapjack. When Doug is forced to sit in the audience for a taping, he becomes the focus, with Cowpoke Pete dressing him up in ill-fitting cowboy garb for some good-natured humiliation. Loud and rowdy, Cowpoke Pete cuts an imposing presence with his gapped chompers and a cylindrical forehead, which slips perfectly into his 10-gallon hat.

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