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100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd
Format	Family
Created by	Mitchel Katlin; Nat Bernstein
Starring	Jason Dohring; Brenda Song; Seth Green; Jason Hervey; Brandon Gilberstadt; Richard Moll; Morgan Kibby; William Francis McGuire; Catherine MacNeal; Melanee Murray; Danny Tamberelli; Joe Piscopo; Diane Delano; Josh Hammond; Julie Michaels; David Lander
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	40
Production
Executive producer(s)	Thomas W. Lynch
Location(s)	filmed in Azusa, California,; Los Angeles, California,; Sierra Madre, California,; Thousand Oaks, California
Camera setup	single camera
Running time	30 min.
Broadcast
Original channel	Nickelodeon
Original run	October 16, 1999 – April 21, 2002

100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd is a television program that ran from 1999 to 2002 on Nickelodeon.

[edit] Plot

The show's premise is that the title character, schoolyard bully Eddie McDowd, is punished by a man called The Drifter because of Eddie's behavior. The 17 year old finds himself very attractive and powerful and so he bullies others without mercy. The Drifter plans to make Eddie pay for his wrongdoings and turns the boy into an Australian Shepherd/Siberian Husky mix and has Eddie do 100 good deeds before he can be turned back into a human. Besides The Drifter, the only one who can hear Eddie talk is Justin Taylor, who was the last kid Eddie bullied. Now Eddie must work alongside Justin and the Taylor family to finish his good deeds and become human once again. It is explained by The Drifter in a later episode that should this happen, neither Justin nor Eddie will outright remember their experiences (though Eddie will still be a better person for it).

[edit] Cast

Character	Actor
Eddie McDowd (human form)	Jason Dohring
Sariffa Chung	Brenda Song
Eddie McDowd (dog form)	Rowdy
Eddie McDowd (voice)	Seth Green (season one) Jason Hervey (season two)
Justin Taylor	Brandon Gilberstadt
The Drifter	Richard Moll
Gwen Taylor	Morgan Kibby (season one)
Doug Taylor	William Francis McGuire
Lisa Taylor	Catherine MacNeal
Tori	Melanee Murray (season two)
Spike Cipriano	Danny Tamberelli
Salli (voice)	Joe Piscopo
Brenda May	Diane Delano
Flaco	Josh Hammond
Agt. Elizabeth Marcus	Julie Michaels

[edit] Popularity

The show was cancelled in the United States due to declining ratings in the spring of 2002 after only 40 episodes, with Eddie still a dog and sixty-odd deeds left to do. However, the show was such a hit in Europe that it was released on Amazon.fr. Rowdy died on August 23, 2009.

[edit] International

The French-language versions were titled La Double Vie d'Eddie McDowd (The Double Life of Eddie McDowd).

In France, the show was shown on France 3 and Disney Channel from 1999 to 2002
In Quebec, the show is still shown on VRAK.TV
In Portugal, the show was shown on TVI and is still shown on Canal Panda
In the Philippines, it was formerly aired on ABS-CBN and Disney Channel
In Israel, in IBA's channel1
In Pakistan, the show was shown on the Nickelodeon channel
It should also be noted that the show aired on Disney Channel in the UK, around 2000 through 2001/2002. It will soon re-air on its Nickelodeon UK exclusive sister channel Disney Cinemagic.
In Russia, the show was shown on CTC, in 2006.
In Australia, the show was shown on Nickelodeon
In Canada The show was shown on The Family Channel
In Mexico, the show was shown on the Disney Channel.
In Italy, the show was shown on sat channel Disney Channel, then on the public channel Italia 1 then on Boing channel from 4 sep 2006
In Dubai the show is shown on kids co

[edit] Episodes

[edit] Season One (1999-2000)

#	Title	Airdate
1	"Tagged" (Pilot)	October 16, 1999
2	"Dog Gone"	October 23, 1999
3	"Dog Day Out"	October 26, 1999
4	"All Howls Eve"	October 29, 1999
5	"Slam Punk"	November 13, 1999
6	"Cheaters Sometimes Prosper"	November 20, 1999
7	"Mutts and Robbers"	December 18, 1999
8	"Dog Years"	December 31, 1999
9	"Puppy Love"	January 22, 2000
10	"The Students Are Revolting"	January 29, 2000
11	"False Hero"	February 5, 2000
12	"A Dog's Life"	February 12, 2000
13	"Return of Gigi"	February 12, 2000
14	"Meet the New Boss"	February 19, 2000
15	"Lie Like a Dog"	February 26, 2000
16	"April Fools"	April 1, 2000
17	"Good Cop, Bad Dog"	October 8, 2000
18	"Big Dog"	October 15, 2000
19	Fur Better or Worse	October 22, 2000
20	A Very Canine Christmas	December 5, 2000

[edit] Season Two (2001)

#	Title	Airdate
21	"Homeward Hound, Part 1"	January 27, 2001
22	"Homeward Hound, Part 2"	January 27, 2001
23	"Personal Trainer"	February 3, 2001
24	"Eddie Loves Tori"	February 10, 2001
25	"A Star is Born"	February 17, 2001
26	"Matchmaking Mutt"	February 24, 2001
27	"So Shoe Me"	March 3, 2001
28	"Sick as a Dog"	March 10, 2001
29	"Ruby"	March 17, 2001
30	"Whistle a Happy Tune"	March 24, 2001
31	"You Talk Too Much"	April 7, 2001
32	"Eye of the Mongrel"	April 14, 2001

[edit] Season Three (2002)

#	Title	Airdate
33	"Doggie Do Right"	March 3, 2002
34	"Fowl Deeds"	March 10, 2002
35	"Slap Shot"	March 17, 2002
36	"Dog Interrupted"	March 24, 2002
37	"Welcome to the Doghouse"	March 31, 2002
38	"Teacher's Pet Peeve"	April 7, 2002
39	"Deep Blue Deed"	April 14, 2002
40	"Lost and Found"	April 21, 2002

End of new episodes in the United States.^[1]

[edit] References

^ 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd Episode List - TV.com

[edit] External links

[0] 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd Episode List - TV.com

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