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** The episodes on a permanent re-run cycle on Channel 4 in the UK appear to randomly alternate between the long and the short version of the credits.
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* NamesTheSame: Doug's grade school nemesis Sean [=McGee=] from "Trash Talkin'" is obviously not the same one from Series/{{NCIS}}.
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* TheOtherMarty: Two versions of the pilot were shot: one with Creator/JerryStiller as Arthur Spooner; the other with Creator/JackCarter in the role. Since Stiller wound up being cast, the pilot with Carter never aired.
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** Doug's Boss, Supervisor O'Boyle was played by Sam [=McMurray=] throughout the entire series, except for Season 1's "White Collar", where the character was played by John F. O'Donohue. The character's name is given as "Jack" in the credits but [=McMurray's=] character's first name is Patrick. While the fact that Doug could have two supervisors with the same last name is not completely impossible, a later episode centered around a flashback to when Doug first started working at IPS (season 8 episode "Consummate Professional") has the [=McMurray=] character as Supervisor.
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** Doug's Boss, Supervisor O'Boyle was played by Sam [=McMurray=] Creator/SamMcMurray throughout the entire series, except for Season 1's "White Collar", where the character was played by John F. O'Donohue. The character's name is given as "Jack" in the credits but [=McMurray's=] character's first name is Patrick. While the fact that Doug could have two supervisors with the same last name is not completely impossible, a later episode centered around a flashback to when Doug first started working at IPS (season 8 episode "Consummate Professional") has the [=McMurray=] character as Supervisor.
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* RecycledScript: "Gym Neighbors" was basically a combination of "Fat City" and "Fatty [=McButterpants=]." The dialogue in "Gym Neighbors" between Doug and Deacon about Doug talking to Carrie regarding her weight was almost identical to a conversation they had in "Fat City."
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* RecycledScript: "Gym Neighbors" was basically a combination of "Fat City" and "Fatty [=McButterpants=]." The dialogue in "Gym Neighbors" between Doug and Deacon about Doug talking to Carrie regarding her weight was almost identical to a conversation they had in "Fat City."
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* StarMakingRole: For Creator/KevinJames, Creator/LeahRemini, and Creator/PattonOswalt.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show is hugely popular in Germany
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show is hugely popular in Germany
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** The description for "Where's Poppa?" claims Creator/BillCosby appears in a cameo as his character from ''Cosby'', his CBS sitcom that was on at the time, but there's no evidence he ever appeared in the episode, and, if he did, neither the syndicated run or DVD feature his scenes.
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** Writer Rock Reuben appears as the over-enthusiastic Mike Piazza fan in "Where's Poppa?"
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: The official description for "Van Go" on the DVD says the subplot is about Doug at the DMV. It's actually about him having to avoid a waitress he unintentionally pissed off.
