Doug is an anxious and timid koala man who is living in New York City. He attends Mark Lilly's class regularly. He never speaks, at least not out loud, and is usually seen either weeping, smiling or laughing, sometimes shedding a single tear or chewing on eucalyptus, a common food for koalas. Francis Grimes calls Doug by the name Cuddles in the episode "Fools For Love".
According to Erik in the episode "Treegasm", Doug has no genitals. However, this may not be true as he is shown to have nipples as well as buttocks which heavily implies he has an anus, and therefore it would not make much sense for Doug not to have genitals. He is also shown to drink beverages such as milk, water, alcohol, etc. evidently, since he is able to consume beverages and other liquids, he probably urinates, and therefore might actually have a urethra and a penis.
Somehow, he is recruited by the Islamic extremist group al-Qaeda in "Kong of Queens". However, everything seems to have worked out fine by the end of the episode.
In the episode "The Ring of Powers", Twayne Boneraper discovers that Doug used to be an international assassin known as "Cesar Rodrigues, the Murder Bear", and he burnt down a Bolivian village with women and children there in 2005. His passport shows that he was born in July 16, 1974 in Las Vegas. Doug apparently wishes to keep this part of his life a secret. Doug seems to have become timid as a result, but is shown to still retain his assassination skills.
Twayne blackmails Doug into killing Callie Maggotbone under order from Aldermach Maggotbone. But Doug keeps delaying since she has been nice to him throughout the episode (due to Mark's power of influence from his engagement ring). Finally Doug uses his rifle skill to wreck the elevated wooden viewing stand which falls down and crushes Beatrice. As a result, Mark's ring deactivates and Callie becomes evil again. As Doug no longer needs to kill her, he burns down all evidence.
In "The Dork Knight", he becomes "Koala Boy" and fights crime with "Batperson" on the instructions of Grimes. It is seen that he has great karate skills. The episode reveals that a koala man's bite is the antidote to a bat boy's venom. In effect he has to bite Mark in his penis every day for a year.
Episode Appearances[]
Doug appears in nearly every episode in the series. The episodes listed below are where he plays a more active role in the story.
- Kong of Queens
- The ManBirds
- Wet Hot Demonic Summer
- Callie And Her Sister
- The Ring of Powers
- Any Given Workday
- The Roast of Twayne the Boneraper
- The Dork Knight
- Fools For Love
Trivia[]
- Doug has a tendency to wander off during outings. Mark comments that he does not like to put a leash on Doug in "The ManBirds".
- Callie Maggotbone purchases and adopts Doug in "The Ring of Powers".
- When Mark talks about goals in "Wail Street", Doug whispers to Toby who re-tells everyone that Doug wants to stab things.
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| Series and Games | Ugly Americans (episodes, ep list) ‧ 5 On ‧ FUGLY | Citizen Ugly ‧ Apocalypsegeddon | ||
| Characters | Main | Mark Lilly ‧ Randall Skeffington ‧ Callie Maggotbone ‧ Leonard Powers ‧ Twayne Boneraper ‧ Francis Grimes | |
| Recurring | Aldermach Maggotbone ‧ Rosie ‧ Melchior ‧ Goon squad Mark's class : Croatian Man ‧ Doug ‧ Erik ‧ Great Brain ‧ Martin ‧ Toby | ||
| Cast and crew (IMDb) |
Voice Actors |
Matt Oberg ‧ Kurt Metzger ‧ Natasha Leggero ‧ Randy Pearlstein ‧ Michael-Leon Wooley ‧ Larry Murphy ‧ Julie Klausner ‧ Devin Clark ‧ Pete Holmes ‧ Mike O'Gorman | |
| Writers | Devin Clark (creator) ‧ David M. Stern (developer) ‧ Daniel Powell ‧ Greg White ‧ Bill Krebs ‧ Jeff Poliquin ‧ Aaron Blitzstein ‧ Nate Federman ‧ Kevin Shinick | ||
| Directors | Devin Clark ‧ Aaron Augenblick ‧ Richard Ferguson-Hull | ||
| Species (list) | Demon ‧ Human ‧ Manbird ‧ Succubus ‧ Vampire ‧ Wizard ‧ Zombie | ||
| Other categories | Government ‧ Items ‧ Locations ‧ Magic ‧ Media | ||