Ranking the Villains | The New Scooby-Doo Movies | Season 2 Part 4
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- It's a wrap! We've reached the end of 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies'!
Did the villains in the last two episodes redeem the series?
Eh...
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"Coward? I don't even know the meaning of the word!"
"Sit down I'll tell you" 😂
There was definitely a pattern in the Scooby jokes this time around, I can tell you.
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When you started covering this series I was wishing that you'd skip straight to the scooby doo show, but after seeing you review all the villains I'm really happy you did this series. In my opinion, not to diminish the quality of your first videos, your reviews of this season are the best so far
Thank you very much for the kind words! They are very appreciated!
'The Scooby-Doo Show' is next, but as mentioned, there is one Scooby video I'm currently editing and hopefully will be up by this weekend. After that, I'm heading into the next Scooby series.
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The local minor league baseball team has vendors selling cotton candy.
Two colors: Pink and blue.
Yeah, green cotton candy is just weird.
Probably green apple flavored and that's just the worst!
@@JoeGoesOver Not if it tasted like Hi-C "Ecto Cooler".
Now on to the Scooby-Doo show
That's the plan, but as mentioned elsewhere, I'm in the middle of editing another Scooby video unrelated to that series. Once that's done, I'll be cracking open 'The Scooby-Doo Show'.
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these videos make me so happy as a lifelong scooby Doo fan, thank you for bringing back the nostalgia of my childhood! props to you Joe
Thank you very much for your kind words and I'm thrilled to have made even a little bit of your day better with the trip down memory lane!
I may get a bit snarky from time to time, but Scooby-Doo was a big part of my childhood and even when I'm ripping on the series, it's with love.
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32:17 Interesting Fun Fact: Frank Welker was supposed to voice Shaggy Rogers and the late Casey Kasem was supposed to voice Fred Jones.
As prolific as Frank Welker is, I'd find it easy to believe he was in the running for every cartoon voice since the late-1960s.
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The one thing going for The Strongman is that he actually fights back after he was caught and Unmasked which is a rarity in scooby doo media.
It happens occasionally, but yeah.
I mean, the dude was HUGE. How could he NOT fight back?
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Can't wait to see how he ranks some of the Scooby Doo Show monsters. IMO that series had some of the most creative in the whole franchise. My favorite being the 10,000 volt ghost and tar monster.
I know they're just recolors, but I love the sundae ghosts!
Tar monsters my second favorite scooby monster period
@@geobeatlethere a reason he was used in 2 movies years later.
@@nothanks7263that was a fun episode.
I sure hope you're right, because I for one am sick of bad guys just wearing capes, hoods and robes!
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I will agree with Joe about the costumes. They look like giant humanoid green taffy monsters (the flavor's probably either matcha or pistachio). It's slightly fitting considering the location, but it's also lazy in design.
I mean, at least they weren't just guys wearing robes and capes this time around.
That's... something, right?
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35:14 Thank you for calling Dick Van Dyke a national treasure like I had hoped you would. :)
Nothing I said was a lie!
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@@JoeGoesOverYou're welcome.
I get your HH Holmes reference. Sadly, one of the scariest bits of media I was ever exposed to was an audiotape recording of some old time radio suspense and horror shows, one of them was based upon the Chicago "murder castle" hotel. Even now, 30 years later, the memory of a vengeance-seeking sister of one of the villain's victims mindlessly stating "right to revenge" over and over at the end echoes in my mind. 😱
Sometimes the best references to make are the ones that only a handful of people will get.
It makes it that much more special!
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Shaggy is the last person to be laughing about a fat joke, given how much he eats.
As a fat guy myself, I'm comforted by the knowledge that one day, Shaggy's diet will absolutely catch up with him.
Who's laughing now, you skinny beatnik!?!
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Also, as someone who works in a cake factory, some of the stuff that (mostly Shaggy and Scooby do) happens in this episode and the What's New episode with the Scooby Snack monster, is so unhygienic and it genuinely makes me nervous 😬
I'm not lying about the nasty bakery I worked at as a kid. I even made a video about one of the times I got chased by a knife-wielding maniac while working there.
A rumor had started in town about someone "peeing in the dough" and after working there for a couple of years I'm like, "You know, peeing in the dough would not have been the worst thing I saw."
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@@JoeGoesOver jeez , 😬
Makes me a bit sad that Cass not only had to endure fat jokes, but had to make them about herself as well. Nevermind that Shaggy and Scooby are gluttonous pigs, and if not for apparently high metabolisms and constantly running, would and should be in the same boat.
There's a reason I rated her as one of the worst guest stars in the entire franchise!
Kudos for her being a good sport, but it was so cruel and unnecessary.
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hey no one forced her to do this. why you guys pretending she is a victim? if she had a problem with this she could have not been in it and sued the creators.
She died from her weight at 32. If the jokes made even one person have a salad instead of a second burger it was worth it.
I have a weekly tradition at work where every Tuesday I order lunch from a hot dog place and watch an episode of Scooby Doo in my office while I eat. I've already watched all of Where Are You and The New Scooby Doo Movies this way, and I'm about to finish The Scooby Doo Show. It'll be great to hear your take on that series and its villains while everything's so fresh in my mind. I'm excited!
Once the one I'm currently editing is complete, I'll be cracking open a case of 'The Scooby-Doo Show'!
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The Scooby Doo Show gave us Scooby’s extended family, iirc, so that’ll be fun to see
Maybe, but that also includes Scooby-Dum, so be careful what you wish for!
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Instead of a "tower", maybe they should have said "penthouse".
The place that Cass was yelling from was obviously what they call a "penthouse". Many buildings with flat roofs have "penthouses" to support things like air conditioning/air handler units.
If I had to guess, I would bet the writers wrote the candy factory to look more like a castle, but the animators and artists didn't get the notes or just didn't care.
IT’S FINALLY OVER
Space Kook 5.0
Green Ghosts 4.3
Captain Cutler 4.3
Ghost Clown 4.2
Snow Ghost 4.0
Ghost of the Red Baron 4.0
Spirit of Fireball McPhan 4.0
Wax Phantom 3.8
Green Globs 3.7
Shark Men 3.3
Mr. Hyde etc. 3.3
Headless Spector 3.2
Witch and Zombie 3.2
Scarecrow 3.2
Caveman 3.0
Werewolf 3.0
Paul Revere, Minuteman, and Redcoat Ghost 3.0
Charlie the Robot 3.0
Captain Moody’s Ghosts 2.8
Ghost of Mr. Hyde 2.8
Haunted Horseman and Moat Monster 2.8
Gunslinger and Native American Chief 2.7
Viking and Davy Crockett 2.7
Hooded Ghosts 2.7
Ghost of Redbeard 2.5
Witch Doctor 2.5
Miner 49er 2.5
Abdullah and Jadal 2.5
Puppet Master 2.5
Mummy of Ankha 2.3
Phantom 2.3
Ghostly Strongman 2.3
Ghost of Elias Kingston 2.3
Black Knight 2.2
Big Bob Oakley’s monsters 2.2
Ghost of redbeard II 2.2
Gargoyle/phantoms 2.0
Ghost of Bigfoot 2.0
Skeleton man 1.8
Ghost of Captain Scavenger and I______ Joe 1.8
Zen Tuo 1.8
Chumley’s monsters 1.8
Windmakers 1.7
Joker Penguin and hooded man 1.7
Dryad and Troll 1.5
Fake housekeepers 1.5
Creeper 1.5
Indian witch doctor 1.3
Phony phantom 1.0
And of corse f*cking Carl the stuntman
Ape man 1.0
Poor creeper my favorite villain 😢
No named strongman... Could his name be "Carl"?
They were both big and bald and stupid, but only one spoke with an accent!
Even The Mamas and the Papas made fun of Cass's weight.
A lyric from the song "Creeque Alley":
🎵 "And no one's gettin' fat except Mama Cass" 🎵
(Obviously, it was a different time.)
I've read that this line was meant to signify Cass and the group's wealth and not her weight, but I never really bought it.
I mean, it was written by John Phillips and he was no saint.
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The 13th ghost was great. It may not have been Vincent Price but it was still good
It was still a mistake to remove or at least downplay the supernatueal aspect and portray Velma that way in my opion, but at least it was more enjoyable then Return to Zombie Island.
But I think watching a brick wall is more enjoyable then Return to Zombie Island.
I wasn't thrilled with '13th Ghost', but it's always great to hear Maurice Lamarche's Vincent Price impression!
@@JoeGoesOver Admittedly, Nightfright is the only Mystery Incorporated episode I liked, but that’s only because the story was focused on that particular mystery, and that it doesn’t have the shows usual cynicism that leads to throwing logic out the window or treats Shaggy, Velma and Scooby as the most unlikable characters in the show for bringing in an unwarranted love triangle that wasn’t canon.
@@matteopugliese4658 I would rewrite Return to Zombie Island to have a similar vibe as the Gourmet Ghost story, given the aftermath of the Werecats’ defeat did lead to a positive outcome in some way, but I also want to find a way to make the story interesting, and not lead to a “Birdemic 2” scenario.
I can't wait to see you cover Mystery Incorporated and Be Cool!
Me too!
Here's hoping I get there eventually!
There's a long, long way to go, though.
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@@JoeGoesOver Skipping “Get a Clue”, I’m guessing.
It took me longer than i care to admit that i forgot about the Cass Elliott episode. 😅
I always loved the Dick Van Dyke episode. It was a good finale.
As a kid, i wish they had more guests episodes. Maybe have Andy Griffith in an episode. Mickey Rooney, Elizabeth Montgomery, Lucille Ball, one of the Beatles or because they loved using superheroes have Wonder Woman.
I had more but i'm blanking right now but as an adult i can see how badly done Season 2 was that it was actually good that it stopped when it did.
So did I, but I have my own list of people that Scooby should crossover with
Oh god, I'm a huge Beatles nerd and fangirl, so I feel you on having the whole band or at least one of the members as a guest star. I'd have killed to see that when I was a newbie fan back in the mid 2010s, and I've grown up watching Scooby Doo since I was a toddler, so that would have been a double win! I even remember scouring the list of episodes we had on dvd to see if they might have made an episode with them in it, then later the internet to no luck sadly.
Reading this comment actually brought back a really cringe but funny memory of me and my younger sister sitting down together and literally coming up with a whole scooby doo episode from this series including The Beatles! Since there wasn't one, we might as well make one up ourselves no matter how bad it will end up, am I right? We had the whole plot and even dialogue and corny jokes and slapstick akin to what the actual show had. I believe we even included a chase scene with one of their songs playing, I can't remember if we had them actually singing it in the would be animation, or if it was just playing in the background like the og where are you series. (That would definitely not fly today let alone back then probably for copyright reasons, and on top of how cheap hanna and barbera was especially with this series in particular.) The only thing is we kinda pulled a cheap move ourselves like the original creators of the show and literally ripped off the plot of the candy factory in the Cass Eliot episode, but just changed it to literal cheese for some dumb reason! XD Don't ask me why we picked freaking cheese to be made in a factory! We even had the 2 ghosts from the original episode be green moldy cheese globs instead of green candy globs! We were kids back then, so I guess what do you expect lol! Honestly looking back on it now, our whole ripped off plot line gets worse and more ridiculous the more I think about it! Like why would one of the most famous bands in the whole world buy a literal freaking cheese factory?! XD I remember we went so far as to record ourselves on my tiny mp3 player just reciting, and doing terrible voice impressions of the gang, and horrendous Liverpool accents for The Beatles! I deleted that recording a long time ago thank goodness it was so bad and cringe worthy! But I now have a rather funny and fond memory from my childhood that spawned from being a super bored, and crazy new fangirl of my now forever favorite band with way too much time on her hands! 😂
Btw, anyone reading whose a fan like me with animating skills, feel free to take my gold mine of an idea and make a fan video/animation out of it! Lol
Funny enough, with the exception of Andy Griffith, every celebrity you mentioned has appeared in an animated form one way or the other over the years: Mickey Rooney was on 'The Simpsons', Elizabeth Montgomery in the opening of 'Bewitched', Lucille Ball (via stop motion) in the opening of 'Here's Lucy' and of course, the Beatles had their own animated series and 'Yellow Submarine'.
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Famously, the Beatles did have their own animated series a few years before 'Scooby-Doo Where Are You?', but that wasn't produced by Hanna-Barbera, so a crossover would sadly never have been in the cards.
It's not that absurd of a concept for the Beatles to own a cheese factory. After all, they were famous for their fruit company.*
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*Apple Records. Not really a fruit company, but I thought this made a good joke.
@@JoeGoesOver actually Andy Griffith appears in animated form in Rankin/Bass Frosty's Winter Wonderland in 1976 as the narrator.
Thanks for making these videos brother. They make my week everytime
They make you 7 whole days?!
(I'm only joking btw. I don't care about a little grammar mistake. Just thought it'd make a funny joke. 😅)
No problem! I'm thrilled so many seem to be enjoying these things!
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Another great episode, I usually skip the Mama Cass episode as it was just cruel to watch the endless fat jokes. They can't be chalked up to self-deprecation - there's just too many. I liked the Dick Van Dyke episode as he did a great job with his voiceover work (although I think you were overly generous with the villain score). I hope you enjoy making these videos as much as we enjoy watching them :)
Whoever wrote the Mama Cass episode acts like their family was killed by a female opera singer.
And you're right on about Dick Van Dyke. His vocal performance was probably the best of all the guest stars in the series.
These videos can be a blast to make, but I'd be lying if I say they're not without issues. Sadly, the only space for a studio in my home is on the same side as the road and it takes twice as long to record because so many takes are ruined by cars going by. I'm looking into ways to soundproof further, but it's not exactly as simple as putting up a thick curtain.
Someone once suggested it'd be fun to watch my outtakes, but believe me it'd be nothing but a stream of bleeps as I swear at the cars going by.
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@@JoeGoesOver I agree, no fat jokes were made at the expense of Jonathan Winters
I am so hyped for you to get into The Scooby Doo Show! I think it’s the peak of the classic Scooby Doo era personally
That series is next at-bat!
Once I've finished the video currently in my Premiere timeline!
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16:16: I had to do a quick look to see if the Wonka thing wasn’t before the Scooby episode; turns out you’re right… now that Tom and Jerry crossover wasn’t as stupid as it is, despite how poor the execution was.
Hah! I had to do the same when I was writing the script.
'Willy Wonka' came out the year before I was born, so both it and Scooby-Doo have always existed my world. Thus, I can't easily place them chronologically.
Whereas I can remember a time before 'Star Wars'.
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Daphne taking those pics for Dick Van Dyke... man he had some entertainment for later.
The dude's 98 years old now.
Enjoy it when you can, is my advice!
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@@JoeGoesOver Yep. Thank you for doing these.
Maybe the gold wouldn't kill Scooby, but the chocolate certainly would.
Milk chocolate would'nt. It would just make him sick
Ever since I got my dogs, it's become more and more apparent that everything made for human consumption is designed to make them sick.
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Let's go, thx for the time and effort you give to these episodes
We're going!
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You didn’t mention my whole metal detector and aluminum foil thing I mean, we know in a pre-911 world it was much easier to go through the airports. Would the shipping companies really be that different?
Sorry, I know I answered this in another comment so here's what I said there:
"Good question. According to one source, Hershey stopped using foil by the late 1940s, then started using it again in the 1980s, so if we use that as the standard by which to judge Mama Cass' candy... maybe?
Perhaps the biggest clue they weren't wrapped in foil was how, near the end, Velma snaps one of the bars cleanly in half. Foil wouldn't allow for being broken that easily."
Looks like you left a rosebud for us in the beginning of the video. Austin Powers reference, lol! 😂
About time. Now To move on to my favorite Scooby show.
Keep up the good work Joe❤
Thank you very much for the kinds words!
'The Scooby-Doo Show' is imminent!
Lots of fun here. For the gold smugglers they could have wrapped the bars in gold foil. Sure it would have taken more boxes than shipping an entire brick, but with a slightly thicker than usual sheet of foil they could minimize the number of boxes, it would satisfy any inspectors if they opened a box because it set of a metal detector, and they wouldn't need to melt down the candy bars to recover the gold.
I think if a customs official opened up a box of candy bars and saw they were wrapped in gold foil, they'd have a lot more questions.
"Who the hell is buying this? Howard Hughes?"
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@@JoeGoesOver I would’ve gone with either “Charlie Bucket” or “Willy Wonka”, given what you said in the video; and I mention Charlie Bucket, because he is the title character of the original book called “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, which both the first and second Wonka films were based on. I don’t include the prequel film, because it was solely based on the 1970s film and gives little to no ties to the original book, to the point of having the Oompa Loompa being depicted as a carrot colored alien like the 70s film, rather than an African Pygmy like in the book. To think that Tim Burton was respecting one of the key important elements of the book being that the Oompas were African Pygmies who respected Wonka for making a deal to pay them in Cocao Beans and saving them from having to eat foul-tasting gourmet.
Interesting fun fact: the scene in Despicable Me where a Minion drinks Dr. Nefario’s anti-gravity serum and ends up in space is actually taken from the aforementioned Charlie book, in which, Wonka’s talk of Fizzy-Lifting Drinks (yes, they are actually from the book, same goes for the Lickable Wallpaper intended for Nurseries), led to Wonka remembering the time an Oompa drank the drink, but refused to burp and never came down. If Gene Wilder Wonka found out Dr. Nefario stole the recipe, but didn’t know about an antidote, Nefario would get a C&D notice, and take some of the minions to his factory after having them burp.
I didn't know that Mama Cass played the bugle. Didn't know she could drive a forklift, either.
I'm amazed the Scooby writers didn't have her eat the bugle, or use the forklift at the dinner table!
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If you own a factory, it would be a good idea to be able to operate all the machinery so you could fill in in a pinch.
Thank you for these videos Joe!
“F****** Carl The Stuntman"
And thank you for the nice comment, and for watching!
F****** Carl the Stuntman, indeed!
It's time to go back to the seasonal scoreboards!
Where Are You?
Season 1- 2.9
Season 2- 2.5
The New Scooby-Doo Movies
Season 1- 2.5
Season 2- 2.6
So, the perception I've gotten is that The New Scooby-Doo movies was more focused on showing off Scooby and the gang hanging out with the random guest star of the week, with the villains effectively being side elements, and thus making their schemes much harder to analyze. Since you just got done going through the series, how true do you think this is, and do you think the show would've been better had it focused more on the villains and their schemes than the guest stars?
That's difficult to answer because 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' was just an uneven mess when it came to handling their guest stars.
In come episodes they were prominently featured.
In others, they were barely in it.
But the story and villain plots were DEFINITELY an afterthought for most of the series, hence the repeated "bad guy wearing a cloak" disguise as opposed to something that would have required effort.
Frankly, the series would have been better if Hanna-Barbera had focused on story and content, even if the villains themselves took a step back.
So much of it just felt like a cynical cash grab.
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I think the metal detector can be explained if the candy bars are in like aluminum, which does exist plus this is the 70s I don’t think that kind of thing existed yet also about the scrappy Doo thing you said about the life action movie there are many people who don’t actually like the depiction of scrappy to the point. The Director has apologized about it. And the fact that he was just kicked off in the middle of the desert
Scrappy-Doo is the cilantro of the Scooby-Dooniverse.
You either like him, or he tastes like soap.
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@@JoeGoesOver If I were to rewrite Curse of the 13th Ghost, not only would I make Asmodeus an evil deity based on Jewish myth (rather than be an ancestor of Vincent Van Ghoul), I’d give Scrappy a bit of a character arc involving a self-discovery on attributes he would have that weren’t taken from Fred or Velma. He would start off as a prisoner to continue where his journey ended previously, but rather than revenge over peeing on Daphne’s dress, he was dropped off because Scrappy tried to usurp Fred Jones at a Birthday party reunion: ua-cam.com/video/BI-nuUK1aKg/v-deo.htmlsi=VqE05Afn9s7qvhbt
Of course, Shaggy and Scooby had to use bail money, because it was their responsibility to take care of the child that belongs to Scooby’s sister.
I absolutely love this series, and I cannot wait for the "the scooby doo show" reviews.
The math on Ebenezer Crab and his great great great granddaughter is hilarious
Ebenezer is apparently only 150 or so
Netty his great great great granddaughter is a decrepit old woman, who's supposedly been dead for 50 years as well.
It always gives me a laugh when I think about it cause it logistically doesn't make any sense
When specific years or ages are mentioned, I typically do the math to see if things are copacetic.
Unless, of course, I forget.
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Great ranking as always! I've not seen either of these episodes but based on this video I think I'd rank them as
1) Green Globs
2) Strongman
In a contest with just two entries, the Strongman still deserves a rating far lower than 2.
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@JoeGoesOver I watched the Strongmans episode a few days ago and oh my frog I saw just how bad he was. He deserves -2 just to make him lower /lh
No problemo :D thank you for the amazing content
I find it adorable how you read out all of your Patreon members
This is how another UA-cam creator I watch (and support on Patreon) handles his new members and I felt that was a very good way to show appreciation to those nice enough to go the extra step in supporting me.
I don't mind borrowing a good idea when I see it!
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Thank you so much for these videos. I had seen all of where are you as a kid (via vhs and syndication) but only some of the later series. These videos are a great way to see what happened in those episodes!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad I can help scratch the nostalgia itch.
But you may want to see a doctor if it continues too much longer.
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Even as a kid, I was always more concerned about how they were packaging up cotton candy and selling it in stores, considering it goes stale almost immediately. Nowadays we have modern preservatives but back when this episode was made, the only way to ever get cotton candy was at a fair of some kind, fresh. And even then it'd usually be completely stale by the time I finished it!
You know, you're right and it never occurred to me before.
As a kid, I would only ever see it at fairs but now you can get it at Walmart.
Which is great because I no longer enjoy fairs, but can't get enough cotton candy!
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Just going to say I recently found your series and been loving it. Hope you can keep it up but dont burn yourself out.
Thank you very much and I'm glad to hear that.
So far I'm managing, but yeah, burn out is a concern. Hopefully it'll be far in the future.
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if you ever feel a lack of motivation just remind yourself. You are putting more effort and thought into your work than Carl the stuntman@@JoeGoesOver
Yay another hour of scooby doo content! Cant wait for more. I loved the singing gold at 12:00 xD
Hah! Those who grew up watching the old 'The Price is Right' should absolutely recognize that music!
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I look forward to the next round of schemes! Who knows maybe next season we will get more than two villains it's per episode? After all now we're starting the reign of Scooby dowe dumb! Moo ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! [lightning crash thunderbolts other sound effects of maniacal laughter] oh and scrappy do too!
Fortunately, Scrappy isn't yet in the cards, but *sigh, yeah.
Scooby-Dum is on the horizon.
I'm not sure how many episodes I'll be covering per video. 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' were twice the length of a typical Scooby entry, but I'm debating doing shorter videos of one or two episodes each but released on a quicker schedule.
It'll be a surprise to me, too, when it comes, I suppose.
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To be fair. I rather be in prison for life than be sticky for even a second.
My mother often told me that, as a small child, if my hands were even the least bit sticky, I'd bawl my head off until they were washed.
These days I only cry a little bit when that happens.
you can wash away sticky stuff on your hands. you cant wash away what prison will do to you. ever.
They brought back both Sandy Duncan and Cher for "Scooby Doo and Guess Who?", so I wonder why they didn't get Dick Van Dyke to do it, too.
If I had to guess, he's probably not in the best shape for a studio session. I know we've seen video of him dancing, but that's just a one-off appearance. It's quite possible that he could spend several days recovering from an extended activity.
@@JoeGoesOver If George O'Hanlon could voice a whole season of The Jetsons after having a stroke, I think Dick Van Dyke could have done one episode.
I dunno. Age and infirmity affects us all differently.
While he had been blind due to his stroke at the time he recorded his lines for 'The Jetson's Movie', he was still twenty years younger than Van Dyke was during the making of 'Guess Who?'.
We're just theorizing here because it's possible the producers asked him to come back and he refused, or he was never asked at all. If he was, Van Dyke could have declined due to health or simply because he didn't want to go through the hassle.
It's not unheard of for voice actors to keep working well into their 80s. Lucille Bliss, the voice of Smurfette, did a role on 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' when she was 89 after all.
It's problematic to complain about an actor not returning to a role, even if it's just for time in a booth. I'm acquainted with a classic animation voice actor who was treated very badly by the studio and won't return to his most famous role. Most fans don't know why and just assume the actor is retired, but they had pretty much abandoned the character by that point.
I'm pretty sure the "tower" the gang was talking about in the mama cass episode was actually the place at the top of the factory where cass was being held, in the start of the episode. Great vid keep up the good work!
They can call it a "tower" as much as they wanted, but it was just a small, boxy shack on the roof! I still think this was just the result of poor communication between the writers and the guys who drew the background plates.
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46:33: If it did happen like that, the episode would’ve been banned for not only allowing blood to appear, but if Fred drank that blood, it would’ve caused controversy for clinical vampirism.
I felt the added horror element of Fred happily licking his lips was 100% necessary.
@@JoeGoesOver Well, duh, that’s why I made a riff.
I look forward to your uploads so much! always makes my day.
Thank you very much for saying so! It's always great to see a fresh upload from my favorite UA-cam channels and I'm thrilled to be able to do the same for others!
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Dick Van Dyke cosplaying as MEN -E-FACES.
BADUM TSHHHH
50:50: Normally I'd be fine with China Dolls, but those angry eyes and shadowing on the left eye is giving me nightmares.
There is a LOT of nightmare fuel at that moment, isn't there?
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And I do have something that I don’t think it’s come up yet or what the villain is operating under a persona, either to hide the criminal activities, or to create a suspect I mean that may not work nowadays, but I’m pretty sure it would work for most of the early Scooby shows
thanks for making these vids, can’t wait for the next ones
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Alice mentioned in reference to 'curiouser and curiouser' ? So funny!
Thank you!
Even I can toss in a hoity-toity literary reference occasionally!
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The candy 🍭 factory episode is my favorite episode of season two
Sadly, my least favorite considering poor Mama Cass.
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@@JoeGoesOver i am curious wich was your favourite of this series
26:04: Suddenly, the “eating the Leprechaun’s Gold Coin” in that horror movie starts to make a lot of sense; can you imagine if that guy ate the coin and couldn’t digest it?
I'm unfamiliar with the scene you're referring to, but Google tells me it's probably from 'Leprechaun' (1993).
It's weird to see Peewee's Francis in another film.
@@JoeGoesOver I'd love to share a link of that meme, but UA-cam doesn't want me to be funny about it.
Has been great to see this whole series about The New Scooby Doo Movies, one of my fave Scooby series, have really enjoyed all these vidoes
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I hope you stick around for my other series villain rankings, too!
@@JoeGoesOver Defiantly I plan on going back to the Where you series rankings next 🤩
My TOP 5 are:
5. Shark Man
4. Phantoms
3. Bigfoot
2. Fish Monster
1. Windmakers
Would Candy Bars have been wrapped in wax paper in the early 70s? Or could they have used an Aluminium foil wrapping so that they had an excuse for when the metal detectors were tripped?
Good question. According to one source, Hershey stopped using foil by the late 1940s, then started using it again in the 1980s, so if we use that as the standard by which to judge Mama Cass' candy... maybe?
Perhaps the biggest clue they weren't wrapped in foil was how, near the end, Velma snaps one of the bars cleanly in half. Foil wouldn't allow for being broken that easily.
38:39. Watch the pretty coin of gold, do my bidding as you’re told!
Hide your daughters! It's the Ghost Clown!
YES! Love when these drop!
YES! I love nice comments like these!
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Too much candy can make you feel sick, but, popcorn is not candy, and I can totally vouch that you can be sick of sweets, but still want actual food.
You're not wrong, but in this situation, it seemed more likely the gold they had been eating filled up their stomachs and made them lose their appetites in general, not just for sweets.
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@@JoeGoesOver I can agree with that.
@@JoeGoesOver I love the series. Analytical nostalgia brings me contentment. Even if I have quite a wait till we get to the first non-rerun/syndicated Scooby of my generation; A Pup Named Scooby Doo.
@@JoeGoesOver I think Babbleplay’s first response involving the Popcorn does have some validity. I recall an episode of Regular Show that started with Mordecai the Bluejay and Rigby the Raccoon eating too much snacks from the Concession Stand, resulting in belly aches. Mordecai did make the smart move to eat a salad afterwards, but Rigby didn’t take that advice; instead he keeps eating more junk food, only to have his body reject his soul (which is in a green blob form)… funny how both stories have green blobs with a moment in the story involving the funny duo getting bellyaches from too much junk food, and have to find a healthy alternative to counterbalance the problem.
I can’t recall if this has been brought up in the videos, but here’s something you can put into your doo score if the villain set someone to be the fall guy either by planting evidence, or they would also benefit from the crime
That would likely fall into the "Operation" score, as it relates directly to the actions the villain takes in enacting their scheme.
While not as severe as attempted murder, framing an innocent person is also a good indicator as to how serious the bag guy is taking his plot!
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@@JoeGoesOver and a good way to tell how the framing works if the person is being framed would benefit
I met jerry van dyke at a cracker barrel in 2005. We were out to lunch after my little sister was born.
I get the impression that Cracker Barrell would have been Jerry Van Dyke's favorite restaurant.
I’m so proud that you brought up the Cotton Candy Glob as the one villain that Shaggy and Scooby ever killed and I agree on both of these episodes villains about what’s the point on the Green Globs putting Gold inside chocolate instead of just chocolate boxes and I thought you would have said the design of the costumes would be like the Wax Phantom and the Strongman was wasting his time after all as he almost did killed Dick Van Dyke
Well let’s hope that the grim reaper isn’t like the one from Puss in Boots the last wish.
I thought you were going use the Bad Dog line from Guardians of the Galaxy 3 when Scooby was laughing at Mama Cass, I’m glad you noticed about H.H.Holmes and 41:33 where is that from?
Oh I thought to Basil Rathbone, Caroline Munro, Samuel L Jackson and Leslie Nielsen as Guest Stars for Scooby to crossover with
The scene of the woman helping the creepy man put the couch in the van is from 'The Silence of the Lambs' (1991).
I'd tell you what happens, but everyone knows how I feel about spoilers.
@@JoeGoesOver okay right because it’s been a while since I have seen Silence of the Lambs
When you cover the Scooby-Doo show will you be going back to 4 episodes per video instead of 2?
I'm not quite sure at this point.
'The New-Scooby Doo Movies' episodes were twice the length of a regular one, so that almost necessitated discussing just two per video, but a part of me is wondering if it wouldn't be better to make shorter videos but upload them to my channel on a faster schedule.
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32:03: Actually, the phrase you’re looking for is “I’ve passed by enough Japanese Adult Literature Shops to know where this is going.”
I dunno.
I've seen quite a few non-risqué anime drop in a random tentacle scene here and there. Perhaps not exactly "adult", but certainly suggestive!
@@JoeGoesOver Exactly why I was making the joke.
There's green sour apple cotton candy
One of the biggest criminal acts in the history of confectionery was when Skittles replaced lime with green apple.
50:19: Actually, Scooby wasn’t even out of the window… HE PHASED THROUGH THE CORNER OF THE VAN!
There are SO many moments like that in 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies'.
It makes me wonder if the camera operators were getting any sleep at all keeping up with the network demands for Saturday Morning content.
36:13: That, and unlike ol’ Homer Pipsqueak here, Dick Van Dyke wasn’t playing a character that just so happens to look like the famous actor.
I still don't fathom what the Scooby producers were going for by making the first Don Knotts appearance technically not be Don Knotts.
@@JoeGoesOver It’s not like Batman and Robin, who would’ve been casted by Adam West and Burt Ward, had they not been dealing with other things; heck, even Scooby himself was a bit baffled at being halted by Homer, especially when an earlier scene had Scooby see Homer exposed himself from an allergy to Goldenrod; which, given what you said about Goldenrod not being related to hay fever, is likely a misconception made by Disney, when they did that to Sneezy in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.
Perfect timing! I needed an interesting, long video to put on while I sit on the...uh...I mean...have my morning coffee. Yeah, that's the ticket!
I would be remiss in not suggesting a bidet attachment.
It goes well with, uh, "morning coffee".
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57:11 let’s also not forget the fact that Scooby’s nose isn’t even painted black lol.
Ngl it would be cool to have a video of nothing but animation mistakes on Scooby Doo in general
I've thought about that, but it would be DAUNTING.
It'd be like cataloging all the drops of water in Lake Erie.
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@@JoeGoesOver you are extremely welcome. I could completely understand why it would be a very stressful task. As a fan of Hanna Barbera content myself, I am baffled on how many animation errors are in the new Scooby Doo movies. Especially the second season since that season was outsourced to Hanna Barbera’s Australian studio. I know that Hanna Barbera cartoons in general were made cheap, but Jesus Christ it’s like they couldn’t even second check the animation.
But anyways, keep up the amazing work on these Scooby Doo ranking videos :)
PS I also always love when you insult Carl the stuntman every chance you get it makes me laugh every time.
I really do blame it all on a combination of Hanna-Barbera penny pinching coupled with way, WAY overselling the amount of episodes they could provide to the network.
It's hard to do any quality control if you don't hire people to do quality control.
In addition to gold, I think those candy bars are chocolate at 26:10 . And most dogs can't eat chocolate. Is this just a mishap or evidence that Scooby is in fact an alien in the form of an Earth dog?
If I ever run out of ideas or villains to rank, I could do a series based solely on all the foods Scooby eats that would ordinarily be dangerous or unhealthy for dogs.
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@@JoeGoesOver Not like a fictional animal eating like a human is unheard of, but we rarely think of it due to it being a fantasy.
I really hope that you do The Scooby Doo show. If you choose to stop at Scrappy, no one would blame you
After the first 15 episodes the franchise gets really wired.
'The Scooby-Doo Show' is next on my agenda after finishing the video I'm currently editing.
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Perhaps the animators were foreshadowing Assassin's Creed and all the hay bales with everyone jumping into piles of food in this episode.
32:36 I mean, sometimes drug smugglers will have mules ingest their contraband to smuggle it across borders. So if Shaggy really could consume that, he's probably got a great illicit career awaiting if he doesn't want to solve mysteries anymore.
44:53, If I take just what you said about the strongman "Showing of his strength, and holding their hands on the caterpillar ride" I was thinking you were going to say it sounded like a carnival date.
Well, If Dick van Dyke gave away just free admittance, that could work for trying to help his struggling amusement park. Once they're inside, it'd be easier to charge them for rides and food
But not the good Assassin's Creed like Origins or Odyssey. The crap one like III, probably.*
While loss leaders are good for grocery stores, Dick Van Dyke still needs to keep the lights on at the park, so he really should think before giving everything away. I mean, even those tickets cost money to print. If the Gang were the only ones in the park that day and he was giving them everything for free, why would they need tickets in the first place?
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*Yes, I'm one of THOSE kinds of Assassin's Creed players.
Matthew Lilliard did a great job with the fnaf movie, and even in the live action Scooby Doo. I haven’t seen any of his other movies yet though.
He's just a walking ball of talent!
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@@JoeGoesOver absolutely! Love this series and the creative work and process that goes into this. Reminds me of Boomerang and watching it with my great grandmother
The Green Globs in this episode, along with Merlin the magician + the black knight (not from the first episode of where are you) from the scooby doo show were never scary to me as a kid! In fact they were more hilarious and ridiculous to me that anything near scary! Especially with Merlin, as I remember saying he wasn't scary because he was trying too hard to come off as threatening the whole time. The globs just look like sickly green hunchbacked old men with poorly drawn faces to me! 😂
The early Scooby series definitely ran the gamut from ridiculous to frightening, but reading the comments in the videos has taught me that what one person finds scary another finds laughable.
One of the villains in my current script definitely had to be considered unnerving for most kids in the mid-1970s, especially as the animal it was based on seemed to see a spike in pop culture at the time.
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Who would eat Candy Canes of that size anyway
Maybe Bumble the Abominable Snowman?
They're just his size and easy to lick when you don't have any teeth, I suppose.
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they are decorative.
26:23 so you can eat gold? 😮
26:34 I didn’t get it, what does serving gold as a topping have to do with rich people being awful people? You said earlier that gold was safe to eat, so what’s the deal?
I swear I have some kind of brain ring whenever a new episode is posted, whether I’ve checked my YT or not. You must be on some kind of schedule or something that my internal clock is synced up to.
Genuine question though, do you ever run into issues with copyright violation? I know your videos fall under fair use, but even so I know many creators deal with takedowns regardless. Reason I ask is because I’m doing a podcast with a friend and am hoping we will be able to play 10 second music clips before discussing/ critiquing each song. Just curious about your experience.
On an unrelated note I’m glad someone else is of the opinion that the shows and movies don’t take place in the same universe or even two separate universes. I’ve seen videos on the platform (cough Matpat cough) with some wild claims that are full of holes. In my mind there are a few shared universes (many branching off from Where Are You in some way) but for the most part there’s simply no way they can all be split into one, two, or even five continuity’s.
Fantastic video as always, finishing TNSDM must be a relief. I’m excited to see what the mystery video is, and also for The Scooby Doo Show of course.
It is ABSOLUTELY a relief to put 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' behind me and I'm looking forward to getting back into the more typical Scooby plotlines hopefully afforded by 'The Scooby-Doo Show'.
Sadly, I run into copyright issues almost every single video. I've discovered if I keep any clips under 10 seconds, UA-cam usually doesn't flag them during the matching stage of an upload. But even that's no guarantee because if I'm not careful and put two clips that were close to each other in the episode next to each other in my video, that will occasionally trigger a match.
Fortunately, I've never received any "strikes" on my channel, which means that while I might lose income on a video, it won't result in my video being removed or my channel taken down.
For what it's worth, I'm a nervous wreck EVERY SINGLE UPLOAD until I get the all clear from UA-cam because every match means another two or three hours of encoding followed by another hour of uploading and running the copyright matching process.
Because UA-cam is all pretty much entirely managed by bots, every Creator deals with stuff like this, even those who don't rely on media produced by other companies. I've seen channels get hit when they upload entirely original music because of shenanigans from copyright trolls.
Being a fan of the old Godzilla movies, it's easier to accept the lack of continuity or shared universes within a franchise.
Toho walked so Hanna-Barbera could run.
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@@JoeGoesOver I really appreciate the in depth response, definitely made me appreciate your videos even more. If I ever get into YT it’s good to know what to expect. Such a flawed process, I wonder if it’ll ever improve. Looking forward to whatever comes next!
Finally! The one with Mama Cass! The Green Globs are some of my favorites, alongside the Revolutionary War Ghosts.
The Strongman is, in my opinion, the WORST Scooby-Doo villain ever! The Ape Man was at least a childhood hate-keep, but this man infuriated me even as a child.
Can't wait to see you tackle some classic creepy creatures such as the No-Face Zombie, The Mantis, Specter of Ebenezer Crab, the Tar Monster & Gramps the Vamp with the Scooby-Doo Show.
Well done on making it though this admittedly 6/10 show!
Crabbe*
and ice cream phantoms
@@kevscollectibels Oh yeah! They are re-skins, but they're very fun! And the ghosts of William Demont, Benedict Arnold & Major André, and Beast of Bottomless Lake! So many classic Scooby baddies!
I have recently watched the one with Gramps the Vamp and i have to tekl you, that my be one of the most moraly disgusting scooby doo villain. The guy was trying to send his own niece, who he raised as a daughter and loves him as a father, in a mental institution just because he didn't want her to inherit his hotel. Doing something so terrible to someone you claim to love i such a sick move, i hated him more then any other villains. Sure the nephew of Captain Moody where technically worst since they where trying to flat out murder their own uncle, but I didn't felt the same way about them because it's never really established how close of a connection they had, Moody didn't even seem that upset and suspected the beforhand wich makes me think they might be kinda of astrained, this time we see the relationship and we get the impression that they have close bond just for him to bettay her later in such a way , it's horrible but that just made hin really work. Onestly I ham less scared of his vampire dosguise than I sm of him as a person. Sure other villains betreayed people close to them like Alice Dovley (the Gator Ghouk) trying to run the people who saw her are a daughter aour of buoisness but that was just finsntial damafe that's much worstm
Thank you very much for the nice comments and appreciation for how this series took a bit out of me!
'The Scooby-Doo Show' is absolutely next-in-line after the current unannounced Scooby video I'm currently editing is finished!
Nothing about chocolate being toxic to dogs?
Maybe not in THIS video, but I think I've mentioned that elsewhere.
The Gang are just the worst. Dog owners. EVER.
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Scooby Doo show next please
It's in the chute, but there's one Scooby video I'm editing now before I get there.
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Here’s my list of Guest Stars that Scooby Doo should have crossover with ether here or anywhere else, I did suggest Mr Bean and Inspector Gadget on but the actors who played them was close enough
1. Abbot and Costello
2. Charlie Chan as I have seen him in the Circus movie
3. Casper the friendly ghost
4. Spider-Man from the 1967 series as that would be very fitting for this show and the villains would be the Sinister Six that consists of Green Goblin, Dr Octopus, Electro, Vulture,Rhino and Mysterio
5. Penelope Pitstop and the villain is easy the Hooded Claw
6. Eugene Levy as he was big 2000’s which he should appeared in the Live Action Scooby Doo movies
7. Fantastic four as the 60’s show was owned by Hanna-Barbera at the time but I’m sure about Dr Doom as the villain because putting on ghost disguises isn’t really his thing and just like the bad guy from Lethal Weapon 2 he has Diplomatic Immunity.
8. Jessica Fletcher or Angelina Lansbury
9. The Beatles
10. Nicholas Cage
11. Elvis
12. Mike Myers as I heard was going to be in the Cancelled Scooby Doo movie that was going to be Directed by Tim Burton
13. Ghostbusters ether being the Real Ghostbusters or that one that was made by Filmation that nobody remembers or talks about
14. TMNT as I would have thought that should have done a parody based version of them in Mystery Incorporated as that Twilight parody that Bayler Hotter was playing as a WereTurtle
15. Clint Eastwood
16. Eddie Murphy
That is a very eclectic list of choices for Scooby guest appearances!
You're not the only one who expressed an interest in a Beatles crossover. The fact that they were animated less than a decade before 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' shows it wasn't exactly an impossibility, but their cartoon was through a different studio, so it would never be.
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@@JoeGoesOver so you will do a video on theses?
@@JoeGoesOver I have mentioned from time to time about a crossover between Scooby-Doo and Mega Man, since Joe Ruby and Ken Spears were involved with both IPs, the latter of which was done to entertain fans of the game series with animated adventures, not too dissimilar to that of Astro Boy. Also, Scott McNeil, who was the voice of Dr. Wily in both the Ruby-Spears Mega Man Cartoon and the Mega Man OVA, uses that same voice for the Evil Masked Figure in Monsters Unleashed.
it deepens duos person only watch streaming services or do they achily watch "live" tv
I literally know ZERO people who still watch "live" television.
I don't even think my mother watches live TV and she remembers John Kennedy.
I love old school Daphne Blake.
I'll never understand why they drew her so cross-eyed all the time, though.
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@JoeGoesOver Cross eyed = innocence for cartoons, I think. 😋
What annoys me about the green globs outfit is that we have no ifea what they are. Not every monster need to have complicated lore, some like the Space Kook works better by remaining mysterious, but i should at least know what type of creature i am looking at. Are they ghosts? Aliens? Weird mutations? Just strange type of creature naturally made that way? One could say it doesn’t matter since they where fake anyways, but i would argue that if i don't know what type of monster i am looking at how can i be scared? Why i should assume they are anything but men covered in candy if they do not even try to claim they are something else? I would personally consider creating some kind of lore or even context behind the monster an important part of the disguise. Sometimes the backstory can make the monster scarier, like with Ebenezer Crabbe and Dottor Coffin from the series you are about to approach, altough as i said other times keeping the mistery works better.
Yeah the plan was brilliant, but ultimatly not very practical. There is one point that confuses me: when the gabg examinate the candy bars they do not find any gold filling despite breaking the bars, but it's still implied it was there by Saggy and Scooby getting belly ache. However later on when Velma breaks the bar after the reveal, the gold is clearly visible. The franklin reveal was unnecessary yes but i like the fake abduction because it's a good way to trick the gang into thinking that the monster isn't easy to take down in a fight (altough admitedly Franklin is, supposedly, a midle aged man while they are four teens, a dog and a... big adult woman, so it doesn't really mean much, altough we already saw how little does this matter in the Scoobyverse) also the fact that there was only one every time Franklyn showed up kinda gave the whole thing again. Something i do not understand is how velma figured out the rubber mask, it just came out of nowere.
I could have swore there was a point in wich the globs tried to activated some kind of candy machine to fill the room in wich Cass Shaggy and Scooby where in wich could count as attempted murder if true, i do not remember very well tough. Shame that many good schemes got wasted by execution in this series.
The strongman motivation was one of the more patetic ones, as is the costume but at least is better then Carl's by having special effects and being more unique (technically an ape man is also unique... if it wasn't just a gorilla). I would say that the attempted murders actually made it worst for the strongman, because he was taking an buge risk for a poultry motivation, while he could have kept it at least mildly safe but limit it to intimidation. It's a similar logic you used with the Green Ghosts. And as i mentioned the other time, i am still iffy on calling attempted murder actions that are sucessful but do not resort in death, if we see the character taking the damage but surving it means that in the Scoobyverse that's not letal so how we know that the villain was trying to murder there? What we call cartoon physics may just be normal to them. Different deal is with the ballon part since the character act as they need to save them, so is clear that without the ice cream they would have died even in that universe. I aslo wonder how the strong man got inside the caterpillar ride and while his face had not feature at that point.
I can't wait for you takling the Scooby Doo show and i wonder what your other video is gonna be..
As bad and lazy as the Green Globs were, at least they weren't just guys wearing hoods and robes again!
As for the gold not appearing until Velma breaks the bar later, I'd chalk that up to just poor work by the artists. Shaggy and Scooby's stomach issues is enough evidence that the bars they ate were filled with gold powder.
You're not wrong about Velma's declaration of expecting to find a rubber mask. That absolutely came out of nowhere.
Cartoon physics is a definite catch-all for lazy production staff!
As for my next video, it's in the editing stage now, so hopefully it will be up by this weekend. I want to give my Patreon supporters a chance to see it first, but hopefully it'll be fully live by Sunday!
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Even with the artists justification, I still wonder how they didn't noticed it the first time since they where specifically looking for something weird inside them. Either the gold was meant to be barely noticable and not the very bright glittering stuff that the artists decided to draw at the end, or it's poor work for the writers too.
I started keeping track of all the villains you gave 5/5 scores to over the course of where are you and the new movies so I decided I should put all of them down here after I recorded them so here goes:
scooby-doo where-are-you season 1:
the ghost of captain cutler: outfit,operation
the space kook: design, outfit, operation
the green ghosts: design
scooby-doo where-are-you season 2 didn't have any 5/5's
the new scooby-doo movies season 1:
the shark god: outfit
the living manakins: design
the minuteman etc.: outfit
the new scooby-doo movies season 2:
the ghost of firball mcfane: design, outfit
the green globs: design
It seems that operation is the less lickley to get a five (I take the opportunity to say that i am not 100% sure that Space Kook deserved it due to his final mistake, when he basically trap himself inside the wind tunnel, altough I still agree he deserve and hight score. I am actually more unsure on the design part because the patriotic argument always felt like a stretch to me since it's unsuported, it felt a bit like Joe wanted to give a perfect score to his favourite villain, but I can't complain much since I love him too, and at least I can't even remotly argue with him on the outfit score)
@@matteopugliese4658I do think that maybe the space kook didn't deserve 5/5 for all of the criteria but I do think that even if I was making this series and space kook was my favourite villain even I would have probably tried to give him a perfect score just because he was my favourite. and like if I did a similar type of video to this for mystery inc. I would probably give the freak a perfect score just because he's one of my favourite villains in media.
You DARE accuse me of BIAS...???
*thunder booms and lightening crackles
no I simply am not entirely sure about the space kooks score thats all.@@JoeGoesOver and like I said in my last comment on here I wouldn't blame you for wanting to give yourfavourite villain a perfect score. I would proably try to do the same thing if I were in your position
"hopefully the thunder stops and the lightning calms down?"
I always thought cass elliot was beautiful. She looked like my mom when i was little. She did so many fad diets before finally getting weight loss surgery. I can't remember what it was called but they put a band or something around her stomach
It took almost a decade after my gallbladder removal for my visits to the toilet to become normal again.
A while back after taking a curious glance at the surgeries like the one you describe, I found one of the most common complications was related to toilet visits, so I noped right the hell out of that mindset.
if you are gonna overthink this at least try to actually think.
Don't forget to insult me on all my other videos, too. Engaging with my videos and bumping up my analytics is the best way to put me in my place!
I can't wait to see how you rank the villains from the Scooby-Doo show.
Also, are you going to rank the villains for the Scooby-Doo movies and specials?
I'm working on 'The Scooby-Doo Show' now, but as for any of the movies...?
It could be sooner than expected.
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Will you go back to 4 episodes or keep doing 2 ? Also will you cover the ghosts of Christmas never ?
I'm not sure yet.
The length of 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' sort of necessitated fitting just two per video, but now I'm wondering if it would be easier on me to do shorter videos more often, or longer videos but with bigger stretches of time between uploads.
A lot of it depends on what happens when I'm in the middle of the script. Occasionally, an episode will pop up with very little to discuss, whereas another might open up a huge tangent or other rabbit hole for me to descend.
I'm not saying this to be dismissive, but we will literally just have to wait and see.
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@@JoeGoesOver that's fine I'm patient
Fun fact cass elliot makes a little cameo in Mystery incorporated
She does!
And so does Don Knotts!
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Hope you do A Pup named Scooby-Doo next
That's pretty much my LEAST favorite of the entire franchise, so if I get there, it'll be a long, LONG time coming.
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@@JoeGoesOver we could give a positive that PNSD was a “return to form” type series, with a twist that the Meddling Kids were depicted as literal kids. Although the depiction of Fred is drastically different from what he’s usually known for when being older, it’s likely that Fred Jones was going through a phase that some kids had to deal with. It’s like how Mario’s rivalry with Donkey Kong was much harsher back then, because of how Dangerous DK was considered in the world Mario only knows about, but after the events of DK Jr, Mario has become more balanced in handling things, after realizing just what type of world Mario happens to be in.
56:17: Funnier than those cursed implications they gave us in “Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated” and “Curse of the Lake Monster”; seriously, who’s idea was it to make Shaggy and Scooby into Homosexual Zoophiles, and giving Scooby sexual jealousy over Velma? Will Hanna and Joe Barbera are rolling in their graves by now.
I never took anything in 'Mystery Incorporated' that way. It always felt more like the jealousy a little brother would have when their big brother discovers girls.
@@JoeGoesOver what you see that would be considered that way could be interpreted differently based on the subtext presented to another. “Curse of the Lake Monster” is notorious for having this love triangle subplot, and that the movie ended with Scooby and Shaggy doing that same romcom montage; it would seem harmless in Mystery Begins, but it felt gross upon the implications presented in the sequel. That’s why I’m lumping Lake Monster with Mystery Incorporated, due to both projects being presented in the same era, and why I feel Scooby in Mystery Incorporated would behave the same way.
When will you review Scooby Doo meets the boo brothers
Honestly, there are no plans at this point, but I won't rule it out, either.
'The Scooby-Doo Show' comes first and there's a lot of interest in 'What's New Scooby-Doo?' after that, but who knows?
I might end up doing a one-off ranking of the Red Shirt Shaggy films.
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52:12: Here’s a Phelous quote for that moment: ua-cam.com/video/1t7P1M3iBEw/v-deo.html
Hah! Good catch!
I've seen his stuff before, but usually because I'm subbed to Allison Pregler's channel. I should probably sub him as well by this point.
It's even funnier when you come across that in live action.
Neil Breen is NOTORIOUS for it, considering he chromakeys so much of his stuff.
@@JoeGoesOver I’d be careful with watching anything from Phelous related to the Fred Wolf TMNT series. Although it’s reasonable that he would be upset with how the Fred Wolf series had its moments of stupidity, I don’t like how he would come off as hypocritical when reviewing Turtles Forever and the 2012 Nick Turtles crossovers. Even RowdyC, who did his retrospective on the TMNT’s adventures on TV between 1987 and 2012, would find pros in Turtles Forever outweighing the cons, mostly in the subtle nods and character animation, and how some of the impersonators were doing their best to bring the Fred Wolf Cast to life. I would agree with RowdyC that “Transdimensional Turtles” and “Wanted: Bebop and Rocksteady” are the worst way to do a crossover: that being you expose your bias through your own writing. Let’s say Turtles Forever is like “The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones”; sure, there would be some pros and cons in having two IPs confront each other in some way, but if you did well in understanding the source material, and let the audience decide which of these they like best (not to mention, have some light banter being harmless rather than having two characters of the same alignment get into a physical fight out of pettiness), your project will be remembered for future generations. The 2012 Nick Turtles Crossovers are like the Ian Flynn’s Mega Man and Sonic Archie crossovers; nothing good came out of ridiculing each other out of spite, or having a physical fight over a dumb misunderstanding, and it makes some fans feel alienated.
I am the very very VERY most person in love with all things Hanna-Barbera. Iwao Takamoto is who I modeled my art style after. I love their shows SO MUCH including this series... but they are not without their faults. I love this show a lot but the Mama Cass episode has got to be one of my least favourite. Not only of Scooby-Doo, but all of television. It's so needlessly cruel. Maybe I'm biased from Being 340 pounds myself, a d humour back then was different, but it's just too much h. As an aside, I wonder why the green goo monsters weren't supposed to be taffy or something, rather than cotton candy.
In general, I don't mind "cruel" humor as long as it's not punching down.
Poor Mama Cass, though, even at the time this episode was produced, was on record discussing the issues she had with her weight and the health problems her crash diets caused her, but the Scooby writers were like, "Eh. So what? Let's make fun of her anyway!"
This is easily the worst episode of the series for that, and even if I wasn't, uh, "Rubenesque" myself, I hope I'd still realize just how wrong all the jokes at Cass' expense were.
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@@MorganMeryl Speaking of the Iwao Takamoto artstyle, what are your thoughts on a Little Nemo TV series going by this “toonified rotoscope” artstyle? I honestly felt it suited Nemo more when I saw the 1984 pilot that predated “Adventures in Slumberland”, the latter of which had an artstyle more akin to Tokyo Movie Shinsha’s more Americanized Projects in Animaniacs and Tiny Toon Adventures.
@robbiewalker2831 not sure if you are talking directly to me or to him.
I've never seen the final film so I can't speak comparatively, but the 1984 clip I watched looked beautiful. Not sure what else to say other than that. Definitely there were some moments of arm movement with the characters I thought looked great. Very fluid movement.
As an aside disclaimer though.... I absolutely adore that old Hanna-Barbera art style and it made the basis of my own style for a while, but ultimately recently I decided to switch back to my old art style as I felt it fit me better. Not sure if this colours your view of me or not, if you were talking to me. But I figured I should mention it just in case. ^__^; and apologies if you weren't commenting on my comment at all.
@@MorganMeryl It’s alright; as stated before, I felt the toonified rotoscope artstyle complimented Nemo more than the exaggerated cartoony style that Tokyo Movie Shinsha did in the finalized film; what I didn’t bring up is that the TMS’ design reminds me more of Buddy from Looney Tunes, specifically his debut design… funny how TMS’ Nemo looked like Buddy’s first design, yet the design TMS went with, when doing Animaniacs, was from “Buddy’s Beer Garden”.
I also saw model sheets highlighting 6 of the Little Nemo characters: Nemo, Princess Camille, Doctor Pill, Flip, Nemo’s Dad, and Slivers; Slivers was called Omen during development (probably because Slivers name was rarely mentioned in the comics), but he definitely resembled one of the Nemo characters from the comics; and given that I found one of the few comics where Slivers/Splinters made a functional machine, it’s likely Omen is Slivers with a different name, and also created his version of the Wright Glider used in the Pilot film. The model sheets (specifically one of Camille’s sheets) also used the 50s Disney style characters like Alice Lindell and Wendy Darling as reference for the art direction they were going for at the time, which would’ve been a smart move, not only because Iwao Takamoto was involved with some of the Disney projects, but going for that artstyle helps to find a middle ground in retrospect, and not alienate the audience who aren’t familiar with the characters from a near-century old newspaper comic.
It doesn’t hurt to stick with your own style, but man, can you imagine Nemo having the same type of art style that Scooby-Doo and 50s Disney was going with.
BTW, you can actually check out the whole film on TMS’ own UA-cam channel.