Murphy claims that his middle name is 'A Surprise' although this may just be a common expression. Murphy also loves to knit. He is voiced by Jason Hopley and is a puppet.

Audio Murphy – Audio Murphy is a blue dog who acts as the Doodlebops' video producer.

Mazz – The Doodlebops manager during season one.

Jazzmin aspires to be a stage actress, and is able to play the harp. She can disappear by snapping her fingers.

Jazzmin – The manager of the Doodlebops at the start of season two.

He also has a twin brother named Rob who is always grouchy. He knows how to play the guitar, but is shy about it and only plays for himself. In Seasons 2-3, he is Jazzmin's boyfriend, best friend, assistant and sidekick.

Bus Driver Bob – Bob drives the Doodlebop bus.

Moe likes to watch silent films. In the segment called 'Don't Pull the Rope', in each episode, he always pulls the rope and the water falls on him. He plays the drums, and is known for his loud and messy antics.

Moe Doodle (drums, vocals) – Moe is dressed in yellow and orange and has vermillion, shaggy hair.

He is an inventor and likes to watch demolition derbies. In one of the episodes, he struggles to play his invention called the Honkophone which is a mix of. He has a red beret on his head with his matching shoes. Like his outfit, both his hair and ukulele are blue.

Rooney Doodle (guitar, piano, vocals) – Rooney is dressed in all blue.

Deedee is the only female Doodlebop throughout the series. She plays the keytar and the keyboard and is a lead vocalist for songs called 'Different Things', 'Tick Tock', 'Jump Up' and 'My Friend' including some of her solo performances like 'Tap, Tap, Tap' and 'When The Lights Go Out'.

Deedee Doodle (keyboards, vocals) – Deedee is dressed in purple and pink with a pink 'bob' haircut and a purple headband.

3.1 Changes from Season one to Season two.

During the first season, they wore cloth hoods with fake ears. The band members wore heavy makeup and/or prosthetics to look like live action cartoon characters. The show always included scenes from a concert in front of a preschool audience who actively participated in the singing and dancing. The show featured a mix of music, dancing, humor and skits that taught social lessons. Gord McLennan was the Technical Producer. Jamie Waese was the producer and director of the TV series.

The Doodlebops' characters were members of a children's band, The creators of The Doodlebops were Cookie Jar executive Mirchael Hirsh and musical director Carl Lenox.

Lennox as Deedee Doodle, Chad McNamara as Rooney Doodle, and Charles Johnson as Moe Doodle. It was produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment for CBC Television. The Doodlebops is a Canadian live-action children's television series.

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