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DO-RIGHT, Dudley
(The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show)
Somewhere in Canada's Wilderness
Dudley is a Royal Canadian Mountie Policeman. He reports to Inspector Fenwick.
Fenwick's daughter, Nell is Dudley's lady friend although she is partial to
Dudley's horse. Dudley's nemesis is the evil Snidely Whiplash who always gets
caught by Dudley in the end ["A Mountie always gets his man"] but somehow
escapes and returns for more mischief.
DR. JOHNNY FEVER
(WKRP in Cincinnati)
(
555-WKRP
c/o WKRP Radio Station
Suite 1412 (Ninth Floor)
Flem Building
Cincinnati, OH
Dr. Fever is the on-air name of spaced-out disk jockey Johnny Caravella.
DR. SHOE
(Married...With Children)
(
555-SHOE
Shoe salesman, Al Bundy creates this new telephone service to solve shoe
problems, but no one calls.
DOCTOR WHO
(Doctor Who)
Planet Gallifrey
Doctor Who is an eccentric genius from the planet Gallifrey, whom among others
of his race controlled the secrets of the fifth dimension—Time. Known as a Time
Lord, the Doctor roamed through the centuries as sort of an intergalactic
advisor & troubleshooter.
DODD, Eddie
(Eddie Dodd)
Sheridan Square
New York City, NY (Manhattan)
Eddie is a streetwise defense attorney.
DOGGETT, John
(The X-Files)
c/o The F.B.I.
Washington, DC
John is an F.B.I. agent. He was assigned by the Deputy Director to run the task
force investigation the disappearance of agent Fox Mulder and then teamed with
forensic expert Dr. Dana Scully to conduct investigations for the Bureau's
X-Files. He is a by-the-book skeptic and believes that everything can be
explained by hard work and standard police investigative techniques.
DOLENZ, Micky
(The Monkees)
c/o The Monkees Rock & Roll Band
1334 North Beechwood Drive
Los Angeles, CA
Micky lives with fellow rock musicians Peter Tork, Mike Nesmith and Davy Jones
DOMINGUEZ, Joe
(Nash Bridges)
(
5-George-31 [mobile radio]
c/o S.I.U. [based on a boat]
Hyde Street Pier
San Francisco, CA
Joe is a police inspector. He originally retired from the force to become a
private detective but soon un-retired to work with his friend Nash Bridges, the
head of the Special Investigations Unit. Joe and Nash cruise the streets of San
Francisco in Nash's classic canary yellow 1970 Plymouth Barracuda convertible.
Joe's family included Inger, his Swedish wife of 17-years Inger; and their new
baby daughter, Luisa. The Dominquez's family motto is "What ever Inger wants,
Inger gets." On a number of occasion's, Inger has thrown Joe out of the house.
DOMINO, Johnny
(NightMan)
Bay City, CA
Johnny Domino is a saxophone player-turned-superhero. He performed at the House
of Soul owned by Jessica "Night Bird" Rogers. One day, Johnny was hit by a
lightning bolt. The shocking experience enhanced Johnny brain waves so that he
could now read the evil intentions in others minds. To put his new ability to
good use, Johnny teamed with genius inventor Rollo who equipped Johnny [a.k.a.
NightMan] with a variety of gadgets including an anti-gravity belt, an optical
vision with a red light that gave Johnny X-ray vision, a bullet proof suit and
an invisibility devise. When not battling the bad guys, Johnny cruised the
streets of San Francisco in his fantastically sleek Chrysler hot rod, (a.k.a.
"The Plymouth Prowler").
DONALD FAUNTLEROY DUCK
(Walt Disney Cartoons)
13 Quack Street
Town of Duckburg
Donald is a quick-tempered white duck in a sailor suit and French sailor's hat.
The son of Quackmore Duck, Donald Duck first appeared in the Silly Symphony
cartoon The Wise Little Hen (1934). Donald's girlfriend is Daisy Duck
(originally Donna Duck). His relatives included nephews Huey (wears a red cap),
Dewey (a blue cap), and Louie (a green cap) who were first seen in Donald's
Nephews (1938) when Donald's sister Dumbella released her three youngsters into
Donald's custody; Professor Ludvig Von Drake, a Austrian-accented relation who
debuted on THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR on September 24, 1961; and Uncle Scrooge
McDuck "the world's richest tightwad" who debuted in Uncle Scrooge Comics No. 1
in 1951. In the late 1980s the animated cartoon Ducktales followed the
adventures of Scrooge McDuck, his grand nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie and a
bumbling duck pilot, Launchpad McQuack. Donald's birthday is March 13th. Note:
Donald's nephew's Huey, Dewey and Louie were named after political figures Huey
Pierce Long of Louisiana and Thomas E. Dewey of New York and Louie Schmitt, the
friend of a Walt Disney artist.
DONNER, Jim
(The Secret Empire)
Cheyenne, WY (1880s)
Jim is a US marshal in the Wyoming territory. By accident he discovered a secret
kingdom of aliens from outer space (a.k.a. Chimerians) living beneath the town
of Cheyenne. The marshal formed an alliance with a rebel faction of the aliens
known as Partisans to overthrow the evil Emperor Thorval who enslaved his people
with a mind control device called the "Compliatron."
DONOVAN, Russell
(Gun Shy)
Quake City, CA (1869)
Russell is a frontier gambler. Lucky him, he wins two children [Clovis and
Celia] in a card game and reluctantly struggles to give them a home. Russell's
acquaintances include Amos and his friend Theodore, a couple of goofy town folk;
and Homer McCoy, the town barber and sheriff.
DONOVAN, Steve
(Steve Donovan, Western Marshal)
Wyoming Territory (1870s)
Steve is a frontier marshal. He maintained law and order in Wyoming Territory
assisted by his deputy, Rusty Lee.
DOREAU, Det. Dori
(Sledge Hammer!)
102 Las Palmas Drive
Los Angeles, CA
Dori's partner is the unbalanced Inspector Sledge Hammer (who fires warning
shots at jaywalkers.)
DORSEY, Ned
(Ned & Stacey)
New York City, NY
Ned is an ad executive at Kirkland & Haywood ad agency. In order to get a
promotion he joins forces with Village Voice writer Stacey Colbert and
participates in a sham marriage. Their agreement: Stacey gets to live in his
fancy apartment and he gets to tell his boss he's married.
DOUBLE R DINER
(Twin Peaks)
c/o Norma Jennings, Proprietor
Washington State (Five miles from Canadian Border) The Double R Diner seen on
the series is actually the Mar T Cafe at 137 W. North Bend Way in North Bend,
Washington.
DOUGLAS, Jim & wife, Susan
(Herbie, the Love Bug)
Southern California
Jim is the owner of The Famous Driving School. Divorcee Susan Maclane is Jim's
new wife. She has three children: Julie, Robbie and Mathew. The other member of
the family is Herbie, the Love Bug an enchanted Volkswagen Beetle automobile
imbued with a spirit and mind of its own who adopted Jim Douglas as his new
owner. To support his new family Jim (and Herbie) ran a driving school and
taught a class in drivers education for a local high school.
DOUGLAS, Maxx
(Sugar Time!)
363 Lindhaven Street
Los Angeles, CA
Maxx lives with Diane Zuckerman and Maggie Barton, her partners in the musical
group "Sugar"
DOUGLAS, Oliver Wendell & Lisa
(Green Acres)
c/o Douglas Farm - 4 miles from town
Hooterville, USA 40616 and 1/2
(elevation: 1427 feet)
Oliver is a lawyer turned gentleman farmer. Lisa is a homemaker. Oliver's wife,
Lisa was not that optimistic about the move to the country. She would have
rather stayed in the Big Apple and enjoyed a "penthouse view" but she stays to
help her husband fulfill his dream of being a farmer. To help him run the
operation, Oliver hired local yokel Eb Dawson as a handyman to plow the fields.
Local neighbors included pig farmer Fred Ziffel, his wife, Doris, and their
talented pig pet Arnold [the smartest pig in the county]. When Oliver needed
farming advice, he consulted with the scatter-brained local agricultural agent,
Hank Kimball. In Manhattan, Oliver and Lisa lived in a posh apartment suite at
10016 Park Avenue.
DOUGLAS, Steve & Family
(My Three Sons)
( Larson
0-6719
837 Mill Street
Bryant Park, USA (Midwestern City)
Steve is a widower aviation engineer. His wife Louise O'Casey passed away the
night before their youngest son's first birthday. He lives with his three sons
Michael "Mike" the eldest Robert "Robbie," the middle son [he enjoys playing the
trumpet, guitar and dating girls] and Richard "Chip", the youngest [he attends
Webster Elementary]. Also sharing their home is Steve's balding father-in-law
Michael Francis Aloysius O'Casey affectionately called "Bub" [later replaced by
crusty ex-merchant marine Uncle Charley O'Casey when Bub traveled to Ireland for
his Aunt Kate's 104th birthday and never returned]; and a small orphan boy from
the King's County Children's Home named Ernie Thompson [adopted by Steve] whose
parent's were killed. The Douglas family moved to North Hollywood, California in
fall of 1967. In 1969 Steve married Ernie's schoolteacher Barbara Harper, a
widow with a headstrong, outspoken young daughter named Dodie [her best friend
is a doll named Myrtle]. Also living with the Douglas' for a time was Steve's
look-alike cousin Fergus McBain, a Scottish nobleman who traveled to America in
search of a bride.
DOYLE, Tracy
(Eye to Eye)
120 Waverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
Tracy is a private eye. Her partner is Oscar Poole.
DRACULA - See -
COLLINS, Barnabas;
LUCARD, Alexander;
MUNSTER, Grandpa;
and
VON COUNT, Count
DRAKE DETECTIVE AGENCY
(The Cases of Eddie Drake)
(
346-1622
c/o Edward "Eddie" Drake
130 West 45th Street
New York City, NY (Manhattan)
Eddie is a private eye. His assistant is criminal psychologist Karen Gayle.
DRAKE, John
(Danger Man)
Somewhere around the globe
John Drake is an international security investigator who worked with governments
of the world in affiliation with NATO. See also - "Number Six."
DRAKE, Sir Francis
(The Adventures of Sir Francis Drake)
Sir Francis Drake is a 16th century seaman, pirate and explorer working for
Queen Elizabeth I.
DREBIN, Det. Lt. Frank
(Police Squad!)
14 Cherry Street
Unidentified town [known as the "Tuba Capital of the World"]
Frank is member of a special unit called "Police Squad." His apartment is
located at Galena Avenue next to the Military Millinery Store.
DRENTEL, ARTHUR & ASHLEY AD AGENCY (D.A.A.)
(thirtysomething)
c/o Miles Drentel, Executive Officer
Philadelphia, PA
Miles owned 30% of the firm. His nickname is "The Mortician."
DREXELL, Otis
(Drexell's Class)
603 Essex Drive
Cedar Bluffs, Iowa
Otis is a grammar-school teacher.
DREW, Carson
(The Nancy Drew Mysteries)
c/o Carson Drew, Attorney
Municipal Building
River Heights (New England)
Drew and his daughter Nancy (his part-time investigator) live at 8606 Bainbridge
Street.
DRUM, Jefferson
(Jefferson Drum)
Mining Town of Jubilee (1850s)
Jefferson Drum is a crusading Old West newspaper publisher living in the 1850s
mining town of Jubilee. Drum's family and friends included his son, Joey [Joey's
mother was murdered when vandals destroyed his father's newspaper in another
town]; Lucius Coin, the newspaper's typesetter [his former boss was murdered];
and Big Ed, the local bartender.
DRUMMOND, Phillip
(Diff'rent Strokes)
697 Park Avenue
30th Floor Penthouse
New York City, NY
Phillip is a wealthy businessman who lives with his daughter, Kimberly. When
Philip's black housekeeper dies, he adopts her two sons, Arnold and Willis
Jackson. Housekeeper Mrs. Edna Garrett (and later Adelaide Brubaker and Pearl
Gallagher) supervise the daily activities of the children.
DRYSDALE, Milburn
(The Beverly Hillbillies)
c/o The Commerce Bank
Beverly Hills, CA
Milburn is the president of the Commerce Bank. His loyal secretary is Miss Jane
Hathaway. Milburn's chief worry in life is losing the $25 million dollar account
of his chief depositor, Jed Clampett, a nouveau riche hillbilly from the Ozarks
who lives next-door to Milburn at 518 Crestview Drive. Milburn's family included
his fretting, socialite wife, Margaret; her pampered poodle Claude; and their
son Sonny Drysdale, a perpetual college student [for 19 years now] who mooches
off the good will of his parents; Margaret's scamp of a father Lowell Reddings
Farquhar; and Milburn's nephew, Milby Drysdale.
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