Narrator:He is so smart, he can recite the alphabet backwards and upside-down. Currently, he is writing a book, called "The History of the Future". He is that smart. He daydreams in Latin. He once divided the circumference of a jack-o-lantern by its diameter. And made pumpkin pie. It was delicious. Meet...Doc! Doc: Whoopdy-doopdy howdy-do 'ya do!
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--From The 7D Mine Train App Doc is the leader of the seven dwarfs who help protect Jollywood in The 7D, and is also highly intelligent as well as an inventor of gadgets. His hat is known to house many tools that can be used in times of need as well as performing simple tasks. In "The Long, Long Winter," he led the mission to go save Jollywood Joe. He is voiced by Bill Farmer, who also voiced Sleepy from 1994.
Doc’s uniform consists of a dark green and turquoise striped hat, which houses many gadgets inside, a light blue shirt with a red bow tie, pale green shorts with turquoise suspenders, dark blue shoes, and large, red round glasses. He is the second dwarf to sport a blond colored beard, the first being Happy.
Personality[]
In The 7D, Doc is portrayed as the brains of the group. His machines and other gadgets are pretty advanced in the series' timeline and setting, and it even helped the residents of Jollywood (Sky Buckets are one example) and the dwarfs themselves. However, he can make mistakes and is pretty quick to admit so. In "The Very Important Thingy", he can't work on a creation Queen Delightful had commissioned him for with so many distractions. He eventually overcomes this obstacle by building it with a considerable amount of noise without even knowing beforehand, though he realizes that he was more worried that he would fail the Queen.
Despite his smarts, he can be as goofy as the other dwarfs, such as the time he failed to see Grim Gloom through his disguise as Toasty in "Grim the Genius", saying that he was "blinded by its deliciousness" when he was offered toast, his favorite food. He can react wildly during his observations; in "Take Me To Your Grumpy" he became fascinated with rainbows so much that he went to drastic measures to study them while reacting wildly to them, and in "Take Care of Your Elf!" he is very eager to learn about elves and their culture.
Quotes[]
"Expect the unexpected!" (commonly known as his motto, but it was also said by Happy in "The Jollywood Jam" right before the performance)
"Whoopty-Doopty-Schmoodily-Doo!" (whenever he intends to conclude something or the result)
"My hat comes with extra trunk space." ("Buckets")
Doc is shown to have a mohawk under his hat (left) in "Bathtub Bashful." He has been shown to be bald in other episodes.
It is also revealed in the same episode that Bashful has trouble trusting Doc because Doc has let Bashful down lots of times.
Doc gets terrified about mimes as revealed in "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yeti!". The last time he had encountered a mime, he was trapped in an "imaginary box" for a whole week.
Doc mentioned in the "Dr. Jingleheimer" that he invented his hat; however in "The Rock of Sages", he stated that his hat was passed down generations.
It is revealed in "Take Me To Your Grumpy" that Doc is extremely obsessed over rainbows.
Doc is the fifth of the 7D to have his childhood memories shown in "Smarty Tooth". Unlike the previous dwarfs (Sneezy, Grumpy, Dopey and Happy) whose childhood memories are told through flashbacks, Doc's memories were displayed through a projector by the other dwarfs in the episode.
In "Dr. Jingleheimer", he got kidnapped by the episode's antagonist to use his hat to shrink Jollywood. Also in that same episode, Doc tells the audience that when he invented his hat, he had it obey whoever was wearing it, Doc even followed up saying that it was a big mistake.
Out of all the 7D, he might be closest to Happy and Bashful.
"The 8th D" is the first episode to show Doc without his glasses for a brief time.
Doc's hat contained tools is based on Inspector Gadget's headgear.
He is the 7D counterpart of Connie Cunaman from Brickleberry and Dusty Marlow from Paradise PD.