DougsDozen.com
also known as: Where the hell's the apostrophe?
also known as: Where the hell's the apostrophe?
About the Doug
Doug is a Los Angeles native who enjoys traffic, brushfires and smog. 

Before learning to count to a dozen, Doug wrote the script and lyric for the 2008 YouTube hit Obama on the Run, in which Barack dueted with Hillary Clinton on “Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better.” See it here.

Doug’s first writing jobs were on sitcoms like Sledge Hammer! and You Can’t Take It With You.  He’s also written sketch comedy (Lohman & Barkley), sci-fi (Sliders),  crime dramas (F/X), action (Adventure, Inc.), fantasy (Young Hercules), westerns (Lucky Luke) and cartoons (Sabrina, Totally Spies, Penguins of Madagascar, Shelldon and Captain Planet.)  On the latter show, he won two Environmental Media Awards and was a finalist for the Humanitas Prize; if Doug hadn’t lost his head and threatened that judge with a vial of acid, he would totally have nailed that Humanitas.


His comic novel, Memoirs of a Time Traveler was a finalist in the 2007 Backspace Conference Scholarship contest, and is now out to book agents, with a blurb by comedy legend Larry Gelbart. 


He is a former Jeopardy Champion, including two days in the Tournament of Champions. 



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