Doug is a copywriter in real life (Doug's Real Life)

Everyone remembers Doug, one of the three original Nick Toons.
The scene where a young man gets involved in his own life seemed like a normal event, but it always felt strange.
Compared to the other boys on the show, Doug is very smart and caring.
Doug was always worried about something, and most of the time he dreamed of his friends laughing at him, no matter what issue he was dealing with that week. that.
Doug was always last and I would write in his diary how he overcame great odds.
In 2005, I started dreaming about apparitions for no apparent reason. I don't remember the details, but they let me watch the show again. At the time, the show had been off the air for years, so I couldn't imagine seeing it again.
But to my surprise, in the fall of 2005, he went out for a week at 6 a.m. Working days I saw him for 5 days. I recorded the last four episodes of it, but my memory is not very clear. I lost my memory for a moment. But Friday's show was the best I've ever seen.
I started drawing lines on regular paper, but the letters didn't come out. As with the regular series, the cast remained the same. Once inside, place Doug's diary in the dark room. He did not refer to his writings as before. He wrote quietly for a moment. The screen went dark and showed the usual chapter title screen. But that was not the case in Oklahoma. Doug's letter was very good.
The scene opens with Doug eating breakfast. He kept saying how good the exams were and that he forgot about the exam, and the screens started flickering while his family engaged in casual conversation. The light seemed to point to something, but it didn't take long to figure out what it meant.
Doug left home and went to school. While he was walking, he had hallucinations about missing people. Mrs. Wingo announces that Doug is in danger, and her whole class starts laughing at her and running around Doug. It lasted longer than most dreams, and his laugh was harder than usual.
The screen came back to life when Doug went to school. This time it was a new look, or a new animation style. The color is gray and many things are colored. It's like a bad movie. Doug was walking down a school hall full of kids who hadn't seen the show. No one heard him. When Doug returned to his desk, the animation returned to normal.
Suddenly, for no reason, the situation changed and it ended after school. Doug went home thinking about his victories. When he got home, he was greeted by his dog, Porkchop. Doug started talking to her until the screen lit up. The pork chops were rotten food and Dougall's house was a mess.
Doug entered the house as if to speak to someone, but no one was there. After hiding for a while, he sat down at an empty table. The screen cuts to Doug's family eating dinner with him.
The phone rang and Dougall's mother answered. Doug immediately guessed that the teacher was talking about the witnesses. In Doug's dream, his parents are yelling at him for failing. Now they are grown up and their faces are thin and red.
The screen broke in the empty house. Doug called and apologized, but there was no one else in the room. He went into his room, which was empty except for a book and a pen.
Doug picked up the book and began to write.
This time he said
- I don't know the truth.
(The title was translated back and forth from English to Latin to Luganda. Same with the story itself, but with the additions of Punjabi, Spanish, Japanese, Kyrgyz, Malayalam, and Scots Gaelic)
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