Mr. Lawrence

As a comedian, He performed in New Jersey and Los Angeles, collaborating with legendary comedian Jeremy Kramer and Boston comedy writer Martin Olson.

He gets inspired when he reads Dr. Seuss books. He thinks, "You can think of anything." when reading them.

He came up with the Spongebob episode 'Krusty Love'. He pushed for the idea of Mr. Krabs and Mrs. Puff hooking up since he first worked on Spongebob.

When he does a character that screams a lot (like on the 'Chocolate with Nuts' episode on Spongebob), they have to save the screaming for the end so his voice will be strong enough to do it.

He brings his own personality to a character when he does voice work. Like when Plankton is getting angry, he gets angry with him.

He enjoys writing and acting when working on a show. He feels they really co-exist with each other.

Makes appearances at the Comic Con in San Diego every once in a while.

His experiences in stand up comedy, before he got into animation, helped him in his voice work.

The Spongebob episode 'Plankton!' was his submission script to audition as a writer for the show, and of course became a main writer for the show. The original title for the script was called 'Deep Cover' and it got changed into 'Plankton!'.

He has made personal appearances for Spongebob and loves it when he gets these little boys who come up to him because they love the way Plankton acts. He said, "It's funny because it's the same thing I would have connected with as a kid."

Mr.Lawrence and Clancy Brown, (The voice of Mr.Krabs), joke that they actually have some kind of a feud going on. Clancy pretends that Mr. Lawrence had parked in his space and stuff like that.

Spongebob Squarepants audiobooks are read by Mr. Lawrence.

Mr. Lawrence says that they're are two sides of Planktons voice; The mean side and the nice side.

Mr. Lawrence can be heard in the background on SpongeBob SquarePants whenever there's a catastrophe yelling, "My Leg!"

Mr. Lawrence and another crew member during the production of Rocko's Modern Life convinced Joe Murray to voice Ralph Bighead, the cartoonist in the show that Murray satirized himself.

If you want to hear Mr. Lawrence's normal voice then watch the episode of Rocko's Modern Life called, "I Have No Son". He's the orange rabbit that interviews Mr. Bighead after everyone figures out that Ralph wants to be a cartoonist.

Fellow Rocko's Modern Life writer Jeff "Swampy" Marsh says this about Mr.Lawrence in an interview, "You would really have to know Doug to understand (or not understand) his unique sense of humor. He was a stand-up comic for a while and his act was truly brilliant, unique, strange and sincerely off-the-wall. Why Doug did many of the things he did will, I'm sure, remain a mystery to us forever. That was just Doug. I must say that I consider it a privileged to have had the opportunity to work with him."

Mr. Lawrence likes watching "Monty Python"

Mr. Lawrence made up the Fatheads segment that first appears on the Rocko's Modern Life episode, "I Have No Son."

He likes "The Daily show".

Mr. Lawrence was a Layout Artist on Ren and Stimpy during the second and third seasons.

In the live action segment at the beginning and the end of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode, "Franken Doodle," Mr. Lawrence made an appearance as the artist who looses his pencil.

In the Rocko's Modern Life episode, "Road Rash", one of the biker guys is modeled after him.

He created the Rocko's Modern Life character Peaches.