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[[Image:OTK_BOY_Doug.png|right]]Artist whose poster is glimpsed in a disreputable record store in the "Doug's Adventures On-Line" episode (June 5, 1999) of animated television series ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101084/combined Doug]''. | [[Image:OTK_BOY_Doug.png|right]]Artist whose poster is glimpsed in a disreputable record store in the "Doug's Adventures On-Line" episode (June 5, 1999) of animated television series ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101084/combined Doug]''. | ||
| − | Teen Doug and his friend Honker's records are stolen | + | Teen Doug and his friend Honker's records are stolen when a trade arranged with a stranger on the Internet goes bad, and they discover them for sale at Friendly Frankie's. Fortunately, they're pals with the mayor. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:59, 14 February 2019
Artist whose poster is glimpsed in a disreputable record store in the "Doug's Adventures On-Line" episode (June 5, 1999) of animated television series Doug.
Teen Doug and his friend Honker's records are stolen when a trade arranged with a stranger on the Internet goes bad, and they discover them for sale at Friendly Frankie's. Fortunately, they're pals with the mayor.
See also
- The Beets
- The Psychedelic Fuzz
- Electric Spoons
- A Thousand Strings and a Nose Harp
- Electric Fudge
- Misty
- The Rash
- Twisted Minds Band
- Drumadelics
