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I'm awake. And if I'm awake, everyone must be awake. —Dug, "Squirrel!" Dug: Papa, am I just a pet? Carl: Well... you're my dog. Sure, I do things for you, but you get me through my day. You protect the yard, the house, heck the whole neighborhood! You are my pet... but you're also my best friend... You're a good boy, Dug.
Pixar Animation Studios’ “Dug Days” is a new collection of shorts that follows the humorous misadventures of Dug, the lovable dog from Disney and Pixar’s “Up.” Each short features everyday events that occur in and around Dug's backyard, all through the exciting (and delightfully distorted) eyes of our favorite talking dog.
- Dug Days: Plot Summary
- Episode 1: “Squirrel!”
- Episode 2: “Puppies”
- Episode 3: “Smell”
- Episode 4: “Flowers”
- Episode 5: “Science”
- Dug Days: The Good
- Dug Days: The Bad
- Conclusion
The intro sequence for Dug Days reveals a bit of what happened after Up. Apparently, Carl realized that the expenses and effort of maintaining the Spirit of Adventure (not to mention repairs after the events of Up) are too much for an old guy like him. So instead, he sells Charles Muntz’s zeppelin, and buys a normal house to live in with Dug. Dug D...
Carl builds a bird feeder in his backyard, and then he gets Dug to guard it while he naps. Dug finally encounters his archenemy: the squirrel, who understandably wants the seeds and nuts in the feeder. The squirrel initially gets those seeds and nuts, but after an extended fight with Dug, loses them all down the nearby storm drain. After a darkly h...
One of Carl’s neighbors brings over a box of puppies (pitbull puppies, from the looks of them) to watch for the day. The puppies play with Dug, chew on him, chew up his toys, and basically do puppy things. Dug doesn’t like the toy-chewing, and initially opposes the pups to the point of building a makeshift wall down the middle of the backyard. Dug ...
Dug gets a whiff of a new scent. His desire to investigate it is so strong that he digs his way out of the backyard (and Carl’s azaleas) to find the source. Dug eventually finds said source: an uncontrolled fire apparently lit as an arson attempt. Dug runs back and gets Carl to follow him, which results in the fire’s extinguishing. He gets a nice, ...
Carl introduces Dug to fireworks. Dug does not like fireworks. In fact, he does not like fireworks so much that he goes berserk trying to flee from them. He eventually knocks himself out and gets himself his own Disney Acid Sequence involving hostile animate azaleas and Carl in an azalea costume. It makes sense in context, and perhaps is an indicat...
Russell finally makes his first and last appearance in Dug Days. This time, Russell has somehow managed to modify some of Charles Muntz’s dog collars to see if they work on other wildlife. As it turns out, they do. From a housefly to a blue jay, to an oddly musical snail, to Dug’s squirrel archenemy; the collars seem to work regardless. Dug is conf...
The cuteness. My god, Dug Days is adorable. It’s saccharine enough to give you diabetes from watching it, and I’m perfectly fine with this. It’s just so relaxing to watch Dug have adventures in his backyard, doing the kind of funny things that wouldn’t be out of place in an iyashikeianime. Also, pitbull puppies. Cute pitbull puppies. Cute pitbull p...
There’s no plot in Dug Days. I mean, yes, each episode has its own independent plotline, but it’s all disconnected. There’s no overarching plot tying it all together. While the series is adorable, I wish there was a bit more to the story. The lack of Russell may also be a turn-off for fans of Up. Seeing Russell appear only in a single episode, even...
Dug Days is an adorably relaxing epilogue to Up. If you loved Up, you’re going to get a kick out of this Disney+ series. You’re probably going to lament the loss of Ed Asner though. Savor this series if you check it out on Disney+. It’s one of Ed Asner’s last performance, and this is going to be the last we see of Carl, one way or another. Source: ...
Dug Days is a series of Pixar shorts released on Disney+ on September 1, 2021. It serves as a continuation of 2009's Up , where Carl Fredricksen and his dog, Dug, a canine who can communicate with a special collar, spend their days living in suburbia after the events of the movie, along with featuring Russell and a new character named Squirrel.
A page for describing Funny: Dug Days. Moment subpages are Spoilers Off. You Have Been Warned. Dug sliding across the floor when he first enters his new …
Sep 24, 2021 · In each episode we see Dug manage to explore the many sights, sounds and smells that exist in and around his backyard and neighborhood. In the first episode, entitled “Squirrel,” Dug has to deal with a pesky squirrel who taunts him with its very existence while he guards Carl’s bird feeder.
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Dug Days (also known as Up: Dug Days) is an American animated series of shorts created, written, and directed by Bob Peterson and produced by Pixar Animation Studios initially for Disney+. The series is set immediately after the 2009 film Up , following its main characters, dog Dug, voiced by Peterson, and his owner, 78-year-old Carl ...
