History WebVideo / DougDoug

* WouldHurtAChild: In "I forced an Ai to play a kids adventure game" the Sam AI kept devolving into speaking for too long and barely considering the direct situation Doug gives him. As such, he had to put him down over and over to reset his code from the start, which he renders as killing them by taking them out back and shooting them in the head. Inflating his Sam Murder score, whenever he messed up with the AI himself, he had to kill it before it could even speak. [[spoiler:When the final Sam announces his intent to investigate his brothers' deaths, Doug kills him as well to keep him from snooping.]]

* OffingTheOffspring: In "I forced an Ai to play a kids adventure game" the Sam AI kept devolving into speaking for too long and barely considering the direct situation Doug gives him. As such, he had to put him down over and over to reset his code from the start, which he renders as killing them by taking them out back and shooting them in the head. Inflating his Sam Murder score, whenever he messed up with the AI himself, he had to kill it before it could even speak. [[spoiler:When the final Sam announces his intent to investigate his brothers' deaths, Doug kills him as well to keep him from snooping.]]

* WrongGenreSavvy: Because the [=ChatGPT=] version of Sam wasn't ''fully'' aware of the fact that he was in [[VideoGame/PajamaSamInNoNeedToHideWhenItsDarkOutside a point-and-click adventure game]], he keeps trying to do actions that aren't allowed (eg. [[JumpingOffOfTheSlipperySlope trying to literally murder trees with terrorism]]) or aren't the actual solution (eg. trying to walk across the river with the plank of wood[[note]]when in reality, all that happens is that Otto is shown that wood floats, so he can float too[[/note]]), go off on non-existent quest chains (eg. trying to do a favor for the friendly tree he encounters after losing his items, when the tree isn't game important), [[BreadEggsMilkSquick and try and defeat High Demon Elgrim]].
* YinYangBomb: "A" Crew's audacious style and "Z" Crew's calm strategy combined when the two Crews became Team Alphabet, letting them perfectly complete the challenge that Doug posed to them instead of the expected disastrous fumble.
-->'''barf314:''' A crew styled and Z crew kept us alive. Harmony
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-->"But NOW it's time for the ''real'' test! How many bears does it take to ''kill'' TV Tropes?"
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: This is the point of "I created the ultimate chess AI (it can cheat)", where after Doug realized that ChatGPT (under the guise of Napoleon Bonaparte) was incapable of even coming close to beating Chat at chess, and so he was given the ability to move his pieces however he pleased. Multiple rematches have him [[SerialEscalation escalate the extent of his cheating]] to truly ridiculous degrees, namely giving him the ability to move multiple pieces at once, introduce completely unrelated third-parties and mechanics and move Chat's pieces as well. [[spoiler:And yet, in all these matches, he was unable to win any of them]].

** AI Bjorn from "Peggle Speedrun, but an AI Robot threatens me with trivia" usually averts this, doing a good job of staying in character and even accepting requests to change how he talks, but a few of the questions still manage to confuse it. Notably, Bjorn gets a fact about ''his own game'' incorrect, rambles off a nonsensical string of numbers and letters trying to describe a chess board, and got into an argument with Davey Wreden himself over a non-existent audio easter egg in VideoGame/TheStanleyParable.

** At virtually every opportunity, Chat loves to become the Boke in this scenario, [[{{Troll}} deliberately pretending]] to be extremely LiteralMinded clueless {{Ditz}}es. [[DownplayedTrope Unusually for a Tsukkomi]], Doug doesn't ([[OOCIsSeriousBusiness usually]]) become enraged by Chat's idiocy and instead frantically tries to get the conversation back on track or [[ExtremeDoormat meekly protests Chat dogpiling on him with dumb comment after dumb comment]].

* TheBadGuyWins: Doug plays the role of what is effectively an antagonistic gameshow host in "If my viewers break my secret rule, I ban them", and his final rule has him [[spoiler:turning on the Twitch Chat eliminator on the entirety of Twitch Chat where the secret rule was saying anything, and [[KarmaHoudini for once, he gets away scotch free]]]].[[note]][[spoiler:He even left it on for hours after the stream ended (and baited people into talking into offline Chat in his Discord)]][[/note]]

* [[PetTheDog Pet The Doug]]: While Chat often makes fun of Doug and yells "RIGGED" whenever he succeeds when they feel like he shouldn't have, during "Peggle Speedrun, but an Ai Robot threatens me with trivia", when Bjorn asks Doug for a Billy Mays question, not only are they excited as Doug recites the entirety of the Zorbeez ad as his answer [[spoiler:but for once, can be seen yelling "RIGGED" ''for'' Doug when Bjorn shuts down his answer as wrong]].

* PetTheDog: While Chat often makes fun of Doug and yells "RIGGED" whenever he succeeds when they feel like he shouldn't have, during "Peggle Speedrun, but an Ai Robot threatens me with trivia", when Bjorn asks Doug for a Billy Mays question, not only are they excited as Doug recites the entirety of the Zorbeez ad as his answer [[spoiler:but for once, can be seen yelling "RIGGED" ''for'' Doug when Bjorn shuts down his answer as wrong]].

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Parkzer usually takes Doug's suggestions as [[ComicallySerious straight faced]] as possible, but one of the very few times he legitimately gets heated is in Doug's "Putting Twitch Chat on trial for unethical behavior" stream, as Doug revealing he made the Judge say "Case dismissed" makes him so confused and (comically) annoyed that he forces Doug to change it, because [[ArtisticLicenseLaw "Case dismissed" means the case was thrown out instead of a guilty verdict]].

** The Shuffler from Shuffle-Mania seems to be one at first, not knowing what game is being played next (usually declaring it to be ''Super Mario 64'') and often pulling up different personality modules and glitching throughout the stream. It gets more sentient-seeming as the event goes on, and at the end it is revealed that [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope it was never an AI]] and was in fact [[WebVideo/Jerma985 Jerma985]] hidden under the set the whole time. In typical [=DougDoug=] fashion, he and Jerma [[GainaxEnding then challenge the winners of Shufflemania to a round of tennis with Parkzer as the ref.]]]]

* TheArtifact: Doug's channel avatar (a bell pepper with googly eyes) is a holdover from his "[X], But Explained with Food" series, which he hasn't made a video for in over five years due to transitioning to being a Twitch streamer who does insane challenges with his chat.

* GoneHorriblyWrong: [[spoiler: Or GoneHorriblyRight depending how you look at it.]] In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHDh_PWMTaU I made an Ai Secretary to answer my actual emails]] Doug and Twitch Chat work together to make an AI secretary to answer emails for Doug, with chat making nonsensical suggestions for personality traits. One of the two AIs hired by Chat was Dihareah Doug, despite Doug's strong objections. However, when he was tasked to respond to an email from [[spoiler: a couple that was getting married, Chat immediately tried to undo their decision upon realizing that the AI was being used to respond to actual emails.]]

* GoneHorriblyWrong: [[spoiler: Or GoneHorriblyRight depending how you look at it.]] In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHDh_PWMTaU I made an Ai Secretary to answer my actual emails]] Doug and Twitch Chat work together to make an AI secretary to answer emails for Doug, with chat making nonsensical suggestions for personality traits. This resulted in the creation of Penguin Doug, and Diharreah Doug, the latter being hired by Chat despite Doug's strong objections. However, when he was tasked to respond to an email from [[spoiler: a couple that was getting married, Chat immediately tried to undo their decision upon realizing that the AI was being used to respond to actual emails.]]

-->'''lunchbox''': is competetive edging against TOS\\