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[[Image:sbemail55.PNG|thumb|''"Douglas! Douglas!"'']] | [[Image:sbemail55.PNG|thumb|''"Douglas! Douglas!"'']] | ||
| - | '''Douglas''' is a random name that [[Strong Bad]] used during [[cheat talk]] to test the speech ability of [[The Cheat]], because a viewer could not understand what The Cheat was saying, but to no avail. [[Strong Mad]] couldn't say "Douglas" either, but [[Strong Sad]] did when Strong Bad slammed his keyboard into him. The branch outside Strong Bad's window in his [[ | + | '''Douglas''' is a random name that [[Strong Bad]] used during [[cheat talk]] to test the speech ability of [[The Cheat]], because a viewer could not understand what The Cheat was saying, but to no avail. [[Strong Mad]] couldn't say "Douglas" either, but [[Strong Sad]] did when Strong Bad slammed his keyboard into him. The branch outside Strong Bad's window in his [[computer room]] makes a sound like "Douglas" by scraping against the window. Later, in Strong Bad email [[sibbie]] in an Easter egg, Strong Mad successfully says Douglas, so Strong Bad gives him a [[gold]] star. |
The variant '''Doug''' has also been used several times. | The variant '''Doug''' has also been used several times. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| - | * | + | *[[Main Page 14]] — Hidden in the Flash File is the text "DOUG". |
| - | * | + | *Email [[cheat talk]] — [[Strong Bad]] tries to get [[The Cheat]] and [[Strong Mad]] to say "Douglas", with little luck. Then Strong Bad slams the keyboard into Strong Sad's stomach while Strong Sad says "Douglas". |
| - | * | + | *Email [[sibbie]] (Easter egg) — While Strong Bad tries to teach [[Homestar Runner]] to say "[[Fhqwhgads]]", Strong Mad appears and says "Douglas!", to Strong Bad's amazement. |
| - | * | + | *Email [[the facts]] — Strong Mad creates a clay animated short called ''[[Doug the Dino]]''. |
| - | * | + | *[[strongbad_email.exe Disc One]] — The intro video makes reference to Douglas. |
| + | *[[Sbemail 150?!?]] — Strong Sad considers conjuring up a treatment for ''Doug the Dino''. | ||
| + | *[[Happy Hallow-day]] — [[Homestar Runner]] says "Thank you, Doug" while talking to himself. | ||
| + | *[[8-Bit is Enough]] — The name Douglas appears in a [[8-Bit is Enough Responses (House of Strong)#Pennants|fake credit sequence]]. | ||
[[Category:Inside Jokes]] | [[Category:Inside Jokes]] | ||
[[Category:Name running gags]] | [[Category:Name running gags]] | ||
Revision as of 12:26, 26 November 2020
Douglas is a random name that Strong Bad used during cheat talk to test the speech ability of The Cheat, because a viewer could not understand what The Cheat was saying, but to no avail. Strong Mad couldn't say "Douglas" either, but Strong Sad did when Strong Bad slammed his keyboard into him. The branch outside Strong Bad's window in his computer room makes a sound like "Douglas" by scraping against the window. Later, in Strong Bad email sibbie in an Easter egg, Strong Mad successfully says Douglas, so Strong Bad gives him a gold star.
The variant Doug has also been used several times.
Appearances
- Main Page 14 — Hidden in the Flash File is the text "DOUG".
- Email cheat talk — Strong Bad tries to get The Cheat and Strong Mad to say "Douglas", with little luck. Then Strong Bad slams the keyboard into Strong Sad's stomach while Strong Sad says "Douglas".
- Email sibbie (Easter egg) — While Strong Bad tries to teach Homestar Runner to say "Fhqwhgads", Strong Mad appears and says "Douglas!", to Strong Bad's amazement.
- Email the facts — Strong Mad creates a clay animated short called Doug the Dino.
- strongbad_email.exe Disc One — The intro video makes reference to Douglas.
- Sbemail 150?!? — Strong Sad considers conjuring up a treatment for Doug the Dino.
- Happy Hallow-day — Homestar Runner says "Thank you, Doug" while talking to himself.
- 8-Bit is Enough — The name Douglas appears in a fake credit sequence.
