Hearing Shaggy desparately scream "No Scrappy, like, leave him alone!" before Scrappy throws a man into an active volcano with 0 hasitation is unironically the funniest thing
Better than Skyrim. "We need a voice for a dog who wanders around a fictional viking-esque fantasy world, possessed by a Daedric Spirit" "I GOT IT! NEW YORK TAXI CAB DRIVER!!!!"
And for whatever reason, they made Scooby-Doo act more anthropomorphic than usual after the gang left the show, but before they went back to mystery solving. Notice how Scooby stands and walks on his hind legs much more, along with a new bipedal run animation to match Scrappy-Doo's stature.
My first exposure to Scrappy was Ghoul School and the Reluctant Werewolf and he was fine in those I initially didn’t get the hate he got. It’s kind of sad for him to being so hated and basically become the face of hated characters when it wasn’t even really his fault.
@@Spuub there actually a anime character use soda instead of milk for his cereal and brooklyn nine nine joke about jake use orange soda for his cereal to. But the anime one is surreal experience that I never expected.
I think what made Scrappy a much more tolerable character later on (note this is based on my memory of stuff I havent seen in years) was he was a contributing member of the trio. He was generally more of a problem solver or at least tried to be. My experience with his earlier incarnation was this loudmouth that went on and on about how tough he or Scooby was, caused far more problems than he ever solved, and is never ever called out on it.
So from what I can tell, people don't really hate Scrappy himself, they hate what Scrappy represents: The old atmosphere and stories being replaced with 1970s-era "lolrandom" humor, and over half the cast being essentially gutted. And since this tonal shift happened almost immediately after Scrappy was introduced, he basically became the focal point of criticism. Which kinda sucks, because his character had a golden opportunity to be a breath of fresh air for the series. But instead, he ended up being the symbol of everything that was wrong with Scooby-Doo at the time. So in other words, Scrappy is the very definition of wasted potential.
If your interested, I came up with an idea for a sequel to the 2020 film, "Scoob" that focuses on Scrappy and addresses him as a character in a way that isn't needlessly cynical. Wanna hear it?
@@NegativeDumpster Okay bruh. Buckle up cause its a bit lengthy, but its just a summary of the first act, and how it comes together. TITLE: "Scrappy" STUDIO: Warner Bros. Animation DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros. Pictures PLOT: Its business as usual for Mystery Inc, as we see them investigating an abandoned police station and setting up one of Fred's signature traps to lure and unmask their latest monster. Unfortunately for those meddling kids, the monster they were after had other plans and had managed to mysteriously rig the trap to capture Mystery Inc. in an attempt to frame them for the crime the monster itself committed. Soon word gets out that Scooby and the gang are all behind bars and awaiting trial. Now society knows that something shaddy is going on, but anyone who tried to testify on the gang's behalf would be charged with tampering with a law enforcement investigation. If the gang could not be proven innocent within 3 days, they would be behind bars for good. So unfortunately this is one mystery that the gang can't exactly crack, given that their behind bars, and the Mystery Machine has been impounded. At the same time all this went down, we are introduced to our title character for the next 85 minutes, Scooby Doo's hyperactive nephew, Scrappy Doo. Who's currently living at a pizzeria, where his mother, Ruby Doo, works as a waitress dog, delivering pizzas to tables and even helping deliver pizza boxes to-go. Now Scrappy means well, but given his puppy power tendencies, Scrappy longs to be just as great of a mystery solving master as his Uncle Scooby. Unfortunately spending a majority of his time in a pizzeria where little to no bad guys appear, has lead to the pups imagination often getting the better of him, and him accusing most innocent people in the resturaunt of being a possible red herring, leading him to be viewed as an utter annoyance by resturaunt staff. After getting into trouble for the final time, Scrappy gets put in the dog house til he can learn to behave. Despite Ruby trying to reason with Scrappy, and maybe offer a way to channel all that puppy power energy in a way to get it under control, Scrappy laments that not only is he bored of being cooped up in a pizzeria all day, but also how he wants to carry on the same legacy as his Uncle Scooby, and make him proud. He constantly brags about how he supposedly isn't adraid of anything, but weither he wants to admit it or not, there is one fear he does have, that he'll have to come to terms with eventually. That being, the fear of letting his Uncle Scooby down. Scrappy knows that Scooby is as cowardly as he is hungy, but despite being a big fat coward, Scooby Doo manages to pull through and have himself a scooby snack and that's a straight up fact. But the idea of letting his uncle down by being as vulnerable as any other dog is something that Scrappy refuses to let happen at all costs. However things quickly get going when Scrappy sees a news broadcast showcasing that Mystery Inc. is behind bars and how law enforcement seems to be rigging the case to convict those meddling kids. Scrappy of course suspects shaddy practices within law enforcement and the court procedure, and decides he wants to prove the gang innocent. Not because he wants to get some respect, but simply because he knows the Scooby gang are innocent and he refuses to let them be wronged by the law. However he knows that he can't do this on his own, and soon meets a woman named Marcie Fleach (who was originally a recurring character from 2010's "Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated"), who adopted the nickname, "Hot Dog Water". She was also a friend of Mystery Inc, and had been trying to do some undercover detective work to find the culprit who framed Mystery Inc because he/she had a long standaing personal beef with them. After a bit of back and forth, the two decide to team up and head off on a road trip across the state, with Marcie basically playing straight man to Scrappy's "Puppy Power" antics, as they set of to find and unmask the culprit and clear Scooby and the gang's good names.
Scrappy isn't as hated in Latinamerica because his voice actor was someone who could make a much much higher pitch voice, so we could believe it was a puppy who was way over his head.
Well, one of them. I assume you mean Arturo Mercado, who also voiced Shaggy and has an incredibly wide range, but Jose Maria Iglesias, who also voiced Scrappy for a shorter while, had a voice much closer to the North American Scrappy, and it was distracting.
The “Richie Rich and Scooby Doo” cartoons are some of the greatest unintentional anti-comedy ever. If this were done on purpose, hipster comedy writers would love it.
I actually think Scrappy could work really well as a character if done correctly. The Scooby gang always felt like it needed a character that actually stood up to the “monsters” instead of running away (which happens so be a perfect description of many Scrappy-sized dogs in real life).
the Billiam/Scooby-Doo video I feel like I've waited 50 years for, and it was absolutely worth the wait--this is def one of my new favorites of your videos. Thanks for suffering through all these episodes for us, haha
You raised a good point in that there is some charm to Scrappy with his affection for Scoob. When they tone him down in this upcoming material he's downright inoffensive. 99 episodes of filler fluff...poor soul. I hope they one day bring him back but do it in a way that brings out Scrappys potential to spice up the dynamic without being a full pest and the show missing the core Scooby elements.
@@Spuub Wait, you're 40 years old now, still alive after eating devil's food cake despite supposedly being a dog, and you still look like a puppy? *What the hell are you?*
I was a similar situation: having been born in the 90's with reruns of Classic and Scrappy alongside Pup and 13 Ghosts, Scrappy wasn't an overly-present character. Sometimes you had Scrappy, and sometimes you didn't. Thus I never really hated Scrappy, because he was a nice mix of variety. However, where I truly appreciated Scrappy's presence was the Scooby/Scrappy movies. Like "Ghoul School" and "Reluctant Werewolf"..
I was in the same boat as you. I remember just seeing random Scrappy episodes as a kid and not thinking too much of him one way or the other. In hindsight, I see where all the backlash came from. He's just a bit too heavy-handed compared to most other characters. P.S. I love your Scooby... err, cosplay. 😂
I'm worried for Billiam, but in the same way that you're supposed to be worried about Dante walking through Hell. Only way out of this... is through. Can't wait til he tackles the movies.
I always liked Scrappy. He, unironically, was/is my favorite character out of the group, and I always preferred when the show had him in it. I never understood why everyone hated him
9:39 So casually too, like this bug alien guy is being chased by the cops but he's still driving with just one hand on the wheel, the other on his leg like he's just out for a pleasant cruise in the quaint human vehicle he's rented for his visit to Earth.
From the sound of things, Scrappy being added to the cast did cause problems upsetting the group dynamic, but more than anything it was the sheer fundamental decline in writing quality from fatigued writers and abandoning of the original premise that only exhausterbated his sudden addition to the show. Kind of makes me wonder what series where he was in but the writers were actually bringing their A-game would have gone.
I think if they created a lasting love interest for Scooby instead of the few episodes with Scooby Dumb and Doo fighting over Dee (these were the first couple of Dumb episodes which came after scrappy's introduction) might of been better than bringing in a fully talking puppy.
I think Scrappy-Doo was and is a good concept, I would actually like to see him return and he wasn't terrible in season 1. The issue comes in how he was handled in the later seasons. In the second season, cause of voice actor issues and the popularity of Scrappy-Doo, they decided to just put him as the focal point, give him traits of Fred, Velma and Daphne then throw those three away. Then everything only got worse and worse. The issue isn't Scrappy-Doo, it's how Scrappy-Doo was handled by the creators going onwards that was the issue.
The most important thing I learned from this video is that the Scooby-Doo bits from the Richie Rich Show are GREAT for out of context clips. Holy shit the "That was MYYYYYY DINNER!" at 17:39 had me rolling
Clicked to see why everyone hates Scrappy due to only really seeing him in movies. Hears the first Scrappy, start to understand. Gets halfway “Now I understand”
Hanna Barbera Studios was in Sydney during the 70's-80's and I knew most of the staff growing up, my brother did the music for Scooby Doo in the 80's, most of my friends parents were animators.
First 15 episodes are some of my favourite childhood memories. Loved them. Still do. One thing to keep in mind is that the Polish dub's Scrappy wasn't as annoying.
When I was younger, I only knew Scrappy-Doo from the Ghoul School movie and the like, so I never really understand the hate for him. Now I see that it's not so much Scrappy himself, but how the series shafted to a terrible direction after he appeared.
This is interesting... I believe it's mostly because of his voice in English... Here in Brazil I know no one who hates Scrappy Doo, but from what I've seem, there were major changes from the English version. For example, his name was changed from Scrappy Doo to Scooby Loo, his voice sounded way more childish and didn't sound like an adult man, and when he tried to fight despite his height, they made his voice actor take some inspiration on how a puppy yaps as if they were menacing, which made him quite cute and interesting. I just learned that people from other countries hated him for some reason when I saw so many people talking baddly about him and I simply couldn't understand why. I believe this just shows how having a voice actor who has a voice that matches the character is so important to make them likeable. Edit: also, it seems like most of these episodes which were talked in this video weren't localized.
They really pushed this wacky Scrappy Doo nonsense way too hard when I was a kid. Decades later when you can just see him occasionally it's not so bad, but back in the 80s I preferred just watching original 60s- early 70s scooby instead of the then- modern stuff.
That's it, either we need a mystery for the gang to solve in an internet world with internet monsters that can evolve or there needs to be a scooby doo digimon!
15:28 sadly not often. They oft pull a Tweetie Bird pronounciation. Lemme use a line from outlast as an example "Der was no putty tat dere." | "I thought I say a putty cat!"
Billiam is a braver man than most people are willing to admit. Who else would be willing to watch every Scooby Doo episode in the Scrappy Doo era of the franchise and not go insane from Scrappy's mere presence?
i did the same with Twilight. It was painful, but at least i can honestly say i gave it a chance. Funny enough the fans found the end just as insulting as i did.
When I was a child I used to watch the cartoons in Spanish and I really liked Scrappy because he had an adorable voice, but everything changed after I watched the live action movie ):
James Gunn is public enemy #1 to the Scoobyverse in my opinion. His hatred for Scrappy transcended all logic and he felt it was perfectly acceptable to spew his hatred on-camera and by breaking canon in writing the film. I will always have a special place in my heart for this movie, but I do so with a bittersweet understanding of what went into it.
“I’ve seen every episode of Scrappy Doo” is almost as bad as saying “I’ve binged every episode of Supernatural 5 times in a row”. No one should do any of that. Edit: no hate to Supernatural fans, I’ve seen the series multiple times myself. Stop being mad I’m memeing ;-;
Excuse me? Did you see people who "binged every episode of batwoman 5 times"? There's a big difference between the two you list and the one I listed. Those two people have taste, the one I listed doesn't.
Everybody is dissing me like I caused a terrorist attack. I can’t even enjoy my hot pockets without somebody comin for my neck. My uncle scoob did this.
Because you can't get that Fred, Velma, and Daphne are different/better/whatever across on a poster or in a short commercial as quickly/easily as you can "HEY, THERE'S A NEW CHARACTER IN THE CAST, IT'S A DIFFERENT SHOW NOW". Or at least that's what I imagine.
I’m currently getting over a cold and when you started listing off all the different Scrappy disguises I started laughing so hard I went into a coughing fit and nearly passed out. 11/10 would do it again.
@@TheSlipperyNUwUdle it had better be because I ain’t got time for the Rona. Feeling much better now. Just had a sore throat, congestion, and a cough, no fever, or chills, or difficulty breathing. Still gonna stay inside though.
In Spanish language Scrappy had a "better" voice. At least they we're trying to make him sound like a little kid, but the English voice... It's like Tony Soprano imitating a little kid
Scrappy Doo, to me, was a case of extreme over-exposure. Like most marketing departments in the 80s, you found your iconic design, and merch the bajeezus out of it. Problem Hannah-Barbera had was protecting the character in the show that pushed the merch. So Scooby Doo remains, to this day, a reliable marketing icon, and Scrappy is now a pejorative for annoying, spotlight stealing new/side character.
When I was a kid a watched a ton of Boomerang, and every month they had a character who they dubbed “boomer-royalty” (once a month, but I think they repeated it every year) and I swear Scrappy Doo was one of them. I want to say he was August, October or November
Yeah you’re right, Scrappy was a Boomer-royalty character (legitimately the only time I got to see og Scrappy outside of the 3 movies and 13 Ghosts), but the last time that was several years ago, even way before the channel rebooted.
Yes. That is basically burned into my brain. When I was around 11, I had regular access to Boomerang for the first time ever, and it quickly became one of the main channels that I watched, before we got a new cable drive sheet a few months. And when Scrappy was announced for the Boomer-royalty, I made sure to record as many episodes as I could, since my access to Scrappy content had always been limited to a Christmas dvd compilation, and I had trouble finding the episodes online at the time
I think what you said was a fair review. I think it was a little harsh, in regards to 'Scrappy doesn't need to be excited everywhere he goes' considering he IS a puppy and that's just what they do. BUT... I also didn't binge watch 99 episodes either. I've always liked Scrappy as a character, especially because of 13 Ghosts and the Ghoul School, so the hate didn't make sense to me. But, it seems to be a case of writing quality declining and people just blame it on the character as Scrappy showed up around the same time. A pity the franchise is so anti- Scrappy, because honestly with them reinventing the series every few years... Now is the perfect time to try and do their own take of something that feels like the original show, but using Scrappy's dynamic to help add some hilarity with Daphne, Fred, and Velma instead.
The hate is stupid. I never minded Scrappy, I just wanted more of the other characters. I wasn't aware of the bizarre hatred until they ruined the first movie with the weird Scrappy villain.
"scooby leaves the girl he's been wooing on the altar" scooby doo: certified scumbag also why is that poodle fully anthropromorphised? that's weird. You're weird, random anthro poodle who I don't think even has a name.
It's fairly common for female cartoon animals to have more exaggerated human proportions/behaviors than their male counter parts. Lola Bunny comes to mind. They also tend to act more human like too. There's an episode of Looney Toons where Buggs was confused for a baby gorilla (it's just as weird in context) by a pair of wild gorillas. The mother gorilla wore a tutu and bow on her head, constantly walked upright like a human, and nagged at her husband in long strings of gibberish. In contrast, the father had no clothing, constantly walked like a real gorilla would, and growled like an animal most of the time. The more you know!
“E25’s block out enough sound so I don’t have to be alone with my thoughts” is perhaps the best selling point I’ve ever seen. Good work. Oh, yeah. Great video too.
I know I used to watch a lot of these "Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo" episodes on Cartoon Network back in the day, but I never realized there were THAT many episodes. Seeing Shaggy and the dogs go on these crazy adventures wasn't too out of left field for me as a kid, but I may need to watch some of these episodes with fresh eyes. Hope you get a lot of rest and that the next Scooby shows will do better for you. Also, if you're looking into the "13 Ghosts" series, just be prepared for disappointment with the finale film's ending.
Maybe not, because then when billiam gets a live action movie, the sea monkeys will come back disguised as a director for a haunted youtube theme park in not hawaii to harness billiam's soul, chew
I'm brazilian and in portuguese he actually sounds like a kid, but even sounding like a kid I always hated him because of how he want to pick fights and causes troubles for everyone.
Hearing Shaggy desparately scream "No Scrappy, like, leave him alone!" before Scrappy throws a man into an active volcano with 0 hasitation is unironically the funniest thing
Time stamp 28:17
Making him a villain in the move may not seem so far-fetched now.
I couldnt stop laughing for 2 minutes when he chucked that guy in
“We need a voice for a puppy. Hmmmmmm...what should we do?”
“I got it. Middle aged man from Long Island who likes to brawl”
“Brilliant”
If there was a reboot, they must get a new voice actor or use the same voice as Scooby and just make it higher pitch to make it sound cuter.
Better than Skyrim.
"We need a voice for a dog who wanders around a fictional viking-esque fantasy world, possessed by a Daedric Spirit"
"I GOT IT! NEW YORK TAXI CAB DRIVER!!!!"
@@Seven71987 no
Shut up, that original new yorker accent voice is the reason why he's hated.
And I love him!
I love how Scrappy establishes that Scooby doesn't speak like that just because he's a dog; he just has a massive speech-impediment.
And for whatever reason, they made Scooby-Doo act more anthropomorphic than usual after the gang left the show, but before they went back to mystery solving. Notice how Scooby stands and walks on his hind legs much more, along with a new bipedal run animation to match Scrappy-Doo's stature.
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@@X2011racer true
It’s like how the new Duck Tales canonized Donal Duck having a speech impediment
No lies. I have a cousin who speaks just like Scooby-doo so it makes me wonder if Scoobs mother drank & did drugs while he was in the womb.
"NO SCRAPPY, LIKE LEAVE HIM ALONE!"
Scrappy: *Commits murder*
That had me laughing my rear off
I’m literally crying 🤣
Many people be like: Scrappy Doo more like Crappy Doo.
"scrappy doo found dead in miami " really did me in
"No scrappy leave him alone!!" As scrappy hurles a man into a volcano has me dying
"I'm not even the biggest Scooby-Doo fan"
well, u are now lmao.
My first exposure to Scrappy was Ghoul School and the Reluctant Werewolf and he was fine in those I initially didn’t get the hate he got. It’s kind of sad for him to being so hated and basically become the face of hated characters when it wasn’t even really his fault.
I agree with this. Can’t even drink my Red Bull mixed with marshmellow’s without people dissin me
@@Spuub I hate you for putting this image in my head.
you too
@@Spuub there actually a anime character use soda instead of milk for his cereal and brooklyn nine nine joke about jake use orange soda for his cereal to. But the anime one is surreal experience that I never expected.
I think what made Scrappy a much more tolerable character later on (note this is based on my memory of stuff I havent seen in years) was he was a contributing member of the trio. He was generally more of a problem solver or at least tried to be. My experience with his earlier incarnation was this loudmouth that went on and on about how tough he or Scooby was, caused far more problems than he ever solved, and is never ever called out on it.
So from what I can tell, people don't really hate Scrappy himself, they hate what Scrappy represents: The old atmosphere and stories being replaced with 1970s-era "lolrandom" humor, and over half the cast being essentially gutted. And since this tonal shift happened almost immediately after Scrappy was introduced, he basically became the focal point of criticism. Which kinda sucks, because his character had a golden opportunity to be a breath of fresh air for the series. But instead, he ended up being the symbol of everything that was wrong with Scooby-Doo at the time.
So in other words, Scrappy is the very definition of wasted potential.
If your interested, I came up with an idea for a sequel to the 2020 film, "Scoob" that focuses on Scrappy and addresses him as a character in a way that isn't needlessly cynical. Wanna hear it?
@@supermariof0521 Sure, why not? :D
@@NegativeDumpster Okay bruh. Buckle up cause its a bit lengthy, but its just a summary of the first act, and how it comes together.
TITLE: "Scrappy"
STUDIO: Warner Bros. Animation
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros. Pictures
PLOT: Its business as usual for Mystery Inc, as we see them investigating an abandoned police station and setting up one of Fred's signature traps to lure and unmask their latest monster. Unfortunately for those meddling kids, the monster they were after had other plans and had managed to mysteriously rig the trap to capture Mystery Inc. in an attempt to frame them for the crime the monster itself committed. Soon word gets out that Scooby and the gang are all behind bars and awaiting trial. Now society knows that something shaddy is going on, but anyone who tried to testify on the gang's behalf would be charged with tampering with a law enforcement investigation. If the gang could not be proven innocent within 3 days, they would be behind bars for good. So unfortunately this is one mystery that the gang can't exactly crack, given that their behind bars, and the Mystery Machine has been impounded. At the same time all this went down, we are introduced to our title character for the next 85 minutes, Scooby Doo's hyperactive nephew, Scrappy Doo. Who's currently living at a pizzeria, where his mother, Ruby Doo, works as a waitress dog, delivering pizzas to tables and even helping deliver pizza boxes to-go. Now Scrappy means well, but given his puppy power tendencies, Scrappy longs to be just as great of a mystery solving master as his Uncle Scooby. Unfortunately spending a majority of his time in a pizzeria where little to no bad guys appear, has lead to the pups imagination often getting the better of him, and him accusing most innocent people in the resturaunt of being a possible red herring, leading him to be viewed as an utter annoyance by resturaunt staff. After getting into trouble for the final time, Scrappy gets put in the dog house til he can learn to behave. Despite Ruby trying to reason with Scrappy, and maybe offer a way to channel all that puppy power energy in a way to get it under control, Scrappy laments that not only is he bored of being cooped up in a pizzeria all day, but also how he wants to carry on the same legacy as his Uncle Scooby, and make him proud. He constantly brags about how he supposedly isn't adraid of anything, but weither he wants to admit it or not, there is one fear he does have, that he'll have to come to terms with eventually. That being, the fear of letting his Uncle Scooby down. Scrappy knows that Scooby is as cowardly as he is hungy, but despite being a big fat coward, Scooby Doo manages to pull through and have himself a scooby snack and that's a straight up fact. But the idea of letting his uncle down by being as vulnerable as any other dog is something that Scrappy refuses to let happen at all costs. However things quickly get going when Scrappy sees a news broadcast showcasing that Mystery Inc. is behind bars and how law enforcement seems to be rigging the case to convict those meddling kids. Scrappy of course suspects shaddy practices within law enforcement and the court procedure, and decides he wants to prove the gang innocent. Not because he wants to get some respect, but simply because he knows the Scooby gang are innocent and he refuses to let them be wronged by the law. However he knows that he can't do this on his own, and soon meets a woman named Marcie Fleach (who was originally a recurring character from 2010's "Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated"), who adopted the nickname, "Hot Dog Water". She was also a friend of Mystery Inc, and had been trying to do some undercover detective work to find the culprit who framed Mystery Inc because he/she had a long standaing personal beef with them. After a bit of back and forth, the two decide to team up and head off on a road trip across the state, with Marcie basically playing straight man to Scrappy's "Puppy Power" antics, as they set of to find and unmask the culprit and clear Scooby and the gang's good names.
@@supermariof0521 Doesn't sound like too bad of an idea, tbh :3
@@NegativeDumpster What do you like most about it? :)
Scrappy isn't as hated in Latinamerica because his voice actor was someone who could make a much much higher pitch voice, so we could believe it was a puppy who was way over his head.
Well, one of them. I assume you mean Arturo Mercado, who also voiced Shaggy and has an incredibly wide range, but Jose Maria Iglesias, who also voiced Scrappy for a shorter while, had a voice much closer to the North American Scrappy, and it was distracting.
@@josegregoriobencomogomez4958
Sadly I only remember one of them, and I never knew their name.
Tata Tata tataaaa podeeeer perruno!
@@OtakuJuanma2 Ah, that's Mercado. Iglesias used a different phrasing IIRC.
And he did the voice of Shaggy too, so it was more familiar to us. Arturo Mercado
¿Por qué responden en inglés si todos saben español?
17:39
"Whose dinner was it?"
"THAT WAS MY DINNER!"
*cue dramatic music sting*
Therapist: "Pregnant Scrappy Doo isn't real, he cannot hurt you"
Pregnant Scrappy Doo: 22:03
I got an ✨abortion✨
I did not EVER need to see that.
I'd forgotten about that. MY EYES.
Why HB WHY YOU DO THIS MEEE!!!???😰😰😱 😨😨😩😟
Well, I’m scarred for life, that’s fun
"Then Scooby leaves her at the altar!"
I can safely say that I didn't expect to hear a phrase like that today.
Scooby dooby doing that😆😆😆😆
That shaggy in the magic mirror has some serious meme potential
*WIDE SHAG*
We need more Super-Deformed Scooby-Doo (SD SD)
Big Shaggus
@@dannydamnmendezsplat lol
SquiShaggy
"They do Pinocchio, Jack and the Beanstalk, Alice in Wonderland, Star Wars, WIZARD OF OZ"
And now you know how Tom & Jerry fans feel these days.
Accurate
Every Scrappy Doo episode?
I'm so sorry.
@@mrmysterious8124 chill
hey vailskibum love your content
Scrappy dappy doo!
Damn, the verified animation tubers showing up to pay respects.
Wow, Vailskibum94, I feel like I've seen you in a lot of comments sections lately lol
The “Richie Rich and Scooby Doo” cartoons are some of the greatest unintentional anti-comedy ever. If this were done on purpose, hipster comedy writers would love it.
This year has been hard on everyone for numerous reasons, but Billiam enduring ALL things Scrappy-Doo has to rank near the top of the 2020 Terror List
*Sad scrappy noises*
Gotta check that one off the 2020 Bingo!
Poor guy lost IQ points watching scrappy doo
This is just normal torture in Guantanamo.
@@groxasxiii710 I don't see what the big deal is, I actually like Scrappy-Doo.
I actually think Scrappy could work really well as a character if done correctly. The Scooby gang always felt like it needed a character that actually stood up to the “monsters” instead of running away (which happens so be a perfect description of many Scrappy-sized dogs in real life).
the Billiam/Scooby-Doo video I feel like I've waited 50 years for, and it was absolutely worth the wait--this is def one of my new favorites of your videos. Thanks for suffering through all these episodes for us, haha
You could 1up him by suffering through Pupa and making a video....but I'm not sure it would be worth becoming a person who has seen all of Pupa.
@@intelligenceparadigm4931 pupa is long? I'm sorry I haven't really,,, looked into it lol
@@satansmascara9756 no hahahaha
Look it up on MyAnimeList. Then come back. I'll wait.
commie
I'd watch these episodes any day over Velma. Especially the random guy turning into a werewolf for no reason it's so outlandish it's hilarious.
You raised a good point in that there is some charm to Scrappy with his affection for Scoob. When they tone him down in this upcoming material he's downright inoffensive. 99 episodes of filler fluff...poor soul. I hope they one day bring him back but do it in a way that brings out Scrappys potential to spice up the dynamic without being a full pest and the show missing the core Scooby elements.
Coming from scrappy. Scooby dumb died of liver cancer earlier this month..
@@Spuub Wait, you're 40 years old now, still alive after eating devil's food cake despite supposedly being a dog, and you still look like a puppy?
*What the hell are you?*
@@PIB2000 According to the James Gunn movie, hes an adult dog with a glandular disorder.
*Accurate*
Only for Flim Flam to come in to hold the baton of annoyance by speaking like a swindling used car salesman.
I was a similar situation: having been born in the 90's with reruns of Classic and Scrappy alongside Pup and 13 Ghosts, Scrappy wasn't an overly-present character. Sometimes you had Scrappy, and sometimes you didn't. Thus I never really hated Scrappy, because he was a nice mix of variety.
However, where I truly appreciated Scrappy's presence was the Scooby/Scrappy movies. Like "Ghoul School" and "Reluctant Werewolf"..
That's my favorite villain: actual bear.
I prefer actual cat
I prefer actual rat
Don’t sleep on my boy the sky skeleton!
@23:51-24:21 Guys, I think Scrappy broke Billiam...
more like SPLAT!
@@DrDark7 I was thinking that but it was low hanging fruit BAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Nope, Scrappy didn't do it..... all the bad writing he was unfortunate enough to be tagged with did.
Tags: Mindbreak
Your videos are always high quality but this one might be the best one you've made.
Bruva pls I am pinned here
I swear I either see you or Rimmy down under in comments and I don't know why my favorite creators watch the same shit as me.
Yeah was not expecting to see Bruva here, but awesome!
Me ether but this is really cool
@@vaultdweller1386 Same
OMG that Scobby onesi... OBSESSED.
The paper plans song moment, chef kiss
I was in the same boat as you. I remember just seeing random Scrappy episodes as a kid and not thinking too much of him one way or the other. In hindsight, I see where all the backlash came from. He's just a bit too heavy-handed compared to most other characters.
P.S. I love your Scooby... err, cosplay. 😂
Love Team APS, Paul
Team aps got me back interested in yugioh!!
I’m with you. Maybe if i watch them again as an adult he might annoy me. But this show is too nostalgic for me to get angry at
Hi I’m subbed to you
The intersection of Yugioh and Scooby Doo is basically where I live, thank you for proving we exist
7:40 I’ve never heard scrappy described as a gremlin type Pokémon before but I love that now
I'm worried for Billiam, but in the same way that you're supposed to be worried about Dante walking through Hell. Only way out of this... is through.
Can't wait til he tackles the movies.
He's a sick person for subjecting himself to this, but that's what we love about him.
I'm waiting for that Scooby Doo goes Hollywood review. Absolutely NOBODY is talking about that.
Realtalk, you gotta keep the SeaMonkeys around as a reoccurring character i literally laughed out loud every time you addressed them
The way that Billiam describes this season of Scooby-Doo reminds me so much of It's always sunny in Philadelphia for some reason.
Its cause he uses the violin music from the intro
The “Scrappy Disguises” rant had so much raw Pepe Silvia energy it’s not even funny
They f**k with people.
I was gonna say they thought they were in Animaniacs.
Scrappy Throwing A Monster In The Volcano Is The Funniest Thing In All Of Scooby Doo!
so in other words: Scrappy wasn't bad, the format changed around Scrappy was.
Scrappy's got so many disguises, he's looking like a freaking gacha game fanservice character with how many alts that he's got
Best comment right here ^^
They had Time Travel and didn’t see The Jetson? Or Captain Caveman for the scientist?
Guess the Hanna-Barbera universe was none existent then.
I think this the era where comic books were getting serious about cross-franchise holistic universes.
There is the laugh olympics and the Jetsons met the Flintstones once.
It would be funny if the Jetsons spoofed Scooby-Doo. George: it was the greedy businessman all along. Of course.
They didn't meet the Jetsons there, nor Captain Caveman, but there WAS a crossover with Speed Buggy in one of the earlier Scooby Doo movies.
@@icecreamhero2375 Which of them? Both George's boss and his rival qualify.
I don't know what the guy's deal at 10:28 is either, but I somehow resonate with him on an emotional level.
This comment deserves 100 likes lol
I always liked Scrappy. He, unironically, was/is my favorite character out of the group, and I always preferred when the show had him in it. I never understood why everyone hated him
Never have I thought I needed Scrappy throwing a guy in a volcano with the ultra instinct music.
24:05 holy shit this is actually terrifying LOL
24:16 OH NO HE'S AN ANIME CHARACTER GOING INSANE
Splat!
9:39 So casually too, like this bug alien guy is being chased by the cops but he's still driving with just one hand on the wheel, the other on his leg like he's just out for a pleasant cruise in the quaint human vehicle he's rented for his visit to Earth.
From the sound of things, Scrappy being added to the cast did cause problems upsetting the group dynamic, but more than anything it was the sheer fundamental decline in writing quality from fatigued writers and abandoning of the original premise that only exhausterbated his sudden addition to the show.
Kind of makes me wonder what series where he was in but the writers were actually bringing their A-game would have gone.
If they took a 3 year hiatus in say 81 or 82. And then brought out "Scooby-Doo and the Crew" in 85, it likely would have worked better.
But here we are
Scrappy saved the franchise when he was first added. It was soon over used
I think if they created a lasting love interest for Scooby instead of the few episodes with Scooby Dumb and Doo fighting over Dee (these were the first couple of Dumb episodes which came after scrappy's introduction) might of been better than bringing in a fully talking puppy.
I think Scrappy-Doo was and is a good concept, I would actually like to see him return and he wasn't terrible in season 1.
The issue comes in how he was handled in the later seasons. In the second season, cause of voice actor issues and the popularity of Scrappy-Doo, they decided to just put him as the focal point, give him traits of Fred, Velma and Daphne then throw those three away. Then everything only got worse and worse.
The issue isn't Scrappy-Doo, it's how Scrappy-Doo was handled by the creators going onwards that was the issue.
28:19
"No Scrappy like leave him alone!"
Scrappy proceeds to murder a man in a costume
The most important thing I learned from this video is that the Scooby-Doo bits from the Richie Rich Show are GREAT for out of context clips. Holy shit the "That was MYYYYYY DINNER!" at 17:39 had me rolling
I never hated Scrappy and I think what really solidified it for me was 13 Ghosts.
13 Ghosts was such dumb fun, like your first episode is Daphne being turned into a werewolf and it only gets more weird from there.
I never hated him either. And 13 Ghosts was awesome. Vincent Price was awesome too!
Scrappy is happy
Say what you want about Scrappy, he's not as big a mistake as Shaggy and Scooby Doo Get a Clue.
@@TeamFriendship8600 I'm convinced that show was only for the sake of using the IP on something.
“Poopy Doo and Crappy Doo” lol that is such an underrated line
Clicked to see why everyone hates Scrappy due to only really seeing him in movies. Hears the first Scrappy, start to understand. Gets halfway “Now I understand”
Hanna Barbera Studios was in Sydney during the 70's-80's and I knew most of the staff growing up, my brother did the music for Scooby Doo in the 80's, most of my friends parents were animators.
18:53 look at how disappointed Scrappy's mom is when she sees him for the first time
First 15 episodes are some of my favourite childhood memories. Loved them. Still do. One thing to keep in mind is that the Polish dub's Scrappy wasn't as annoying.
I used to wake up early to watch a Pup named Scooby-Doo. I really loved that show as a kid.
I don't mind Scrappy Doo in all honesty. He's not annoying, but he barely pops up much nowadays.
I never got the appeal of intentionally obnoxious characters 🤢 Scrappy was so cute in his 4-legged puppy form tho
people seem to think kids love obnoxious characters... sometimes they make whole shows about only obnoxious characters.
I'm pulling an All-Nighter for an Assignement I got due today, and this is the perfect background noise for my slow descend into madness
When I was younger, I only knew Scrappy-Doo from the Ghoul School movie and the like, so I never really understand the hate for him. Now I see that it's not so much Scrappy himself, but how the series shafted to a terrible direction after he appeared.
Same
I like Scrappy-Doo
18:55 Wow we found the inspiration for Beatrice Horseman.
Ah the classic "too much steam turns you into a baby gag"
Haven't seen that one in agez
To be honest I never hated Scrappy. I was just neutral with the impulsive puppy.
Billiam probably sees Scooby Doo in his sleep now
jokes on you! I fall asleep almost every night to Scooby Doo episodes in the last 5+ years at least lol
@@detch9807 I've been going to sleep to spongebob episodes for the last 6+ years.
@@bluelobstering but do you watch spongebob in general since 1999? Because I watch Scooby doo since then lol
I’m super glad this showed up in my recommendations. Definitely subscribed and will be looking back through your old stuff, this is gold.
This is interesting... I believe it's mostly because of his voice in English... Here in Brazil I know no one who hates Scrappy Doo, but from what I've seem, there were major changes from the English version. For example, his name was changed from Scrappy Doo to Scooby Loo, his voice sounded way more childish and didn't sound like an adult man, and when he tried to fight despite his height, they made his voice actor take some inspiration on how a puppy yaps as if they were menacing, which made him quite cute and interesting. I just learned that people from other countries hated him for some reason when I saw so many people talking baddly about him and I simply couldn't understand why. I believe this just shows how having a voice actor who has a voice that matches the character is so important to make them likeable.
Edit: also, it seems like most of these episodes which were talked in this video weren't localized.
Finally, someone successfully described what it's really like to watch Johnny Test
this comment is wild yet accurate i dont understand how u did that
They really pushed this wacky Scrappy Doo nonsense way too hard when I was a kid. Decades later when you can just see him occasionally it's not so bad, but back in the 80s I preferred just watching original 60s- early 70s scooby instead of the then- modern stuff.
Scrappy was the 80’s
@@Spuub that's the point, I was a kid in the 80s, scrappy was the 80s, I watch the 69 and early 70s stuff instead
@@Spuub Profile picture checks out.
Scoob 2: Scrapp
I watched the Scrappy cartoons in the 80's but I preferred the early seasons too.
So... You mean to tell me Scrappy Doo was a scapegoat the whole time?
Billiam, the expert of Scooby Doo and Digimon.
Roots founded in Sonic the Hedgehog
That's it, either we need a mystery for the gang to solve in an internet world with internet monsters that can evolve or there needs to be a scooby doo digimon!
>"Billiard"
8-Ball, corner pocket!
@@piecheese1214 Fixed
15:28 sadly not often. They oft pull a Tweetie Bird pronounciation. Lemme use a line from outlast as an example
"Der was no putty tat dere." | "I thought I say a putty cat!"
Billiam is a braver man than most people are willing to admit. Who else would be willing to watch every Scooby Doo episode in the Scrappy Doo era of the franchise and not go insane from Scrappy's mere presence?
i did the same with Twilight. It was painful, but at least i can honestly say i gave it a chance. Funny enough the fans found the end just as insulting as i did.
*rolls eyes* Ooh, big man. Sooo brave.
You can avoid going insane if you break it up.
This may be your greatest video. Thank you for doing what you do, and I hope you recover from the trauma
I remember being a kid and going trick-or-treating as Scooby-Doo.
Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School was the only scrappy doo content I ever grew up with so this is nice.
When I was a child I used to watch the cartoons in Spanish and I really liked Scrappy because he had an adorable voice, but everything changed after I watched the live action movie ):
James Gunn is public enemy #1 to the Scoobyverse in my opinion. His hatred for Scrappy transcended all logic and he felt it was perfectly acceptable to spew his hatred on-camera and by breaking canon in writing the film. I will always have a special place in my heart for this movie, but I do so with a bittersweet understanding of what went into it.
@@NatYourAverageNerdfunnily enough, Tim Curry turned down the role as the bad guy because he hates Scrappy
@@NatYourAverageNerdhe refused to do anything associated with scrappy
21:55 All of those Scrappy costumes are gonna be new, separate characters in Mario--er, I mean Scooby-Doo Kart.
“I’ve seen every episode of Scrappy Doo” is almost as bad as saying “I’ve binged every episode of Supernatural 5 times in a row”.
No one should do any of that.
Edit: no hate to Supernatural fans, I’ve seen the series multiple times myself. Stop being mad I’m memeing ;-;
Excuse me? Did you see people who "binged every episode of batwoman 5 times"? There's a big difference between the two you list and the one I listed. Those two people have taste, the one I listed doesn't.
Except every season of supernatural is beloved show
Agreed how could you stop at 5 I’ve seen them all at least 10 or 15 🥴
Everybody is dissing me like I caused a terrorist attack. I can’t even enjoy my hot pockets without somebody comin for my neck. My uncle scoob did this.
@@ccateni28 What kind of sick, masochistic bastard would wear that with pride like a badge?
25:05 No it's not "Scrappy delirium" I thought "Oh no! They come back!" was funny too, not sure why.
I appreciate they had a member of the cast that's more willing to fist fight ghosts rather than run.
Because you can't get that Fred, Velma, and Daphne are different/better/whatever across on a poster or in a short commercial as quickly/easily as you can "HEY, THERE'S A NEW CHARACTER IN THE CAST, IT'S A DIFFERENT SHOW NOW". Or at least that's what I imagine.
I’m currently getting over a cold and when you started listing off all the different Scrappy disguises I started laughing so hard I went into a coughing fit and nearly passed out. 11/10 would do it again.
You sure that’s a cold, dog? 👀
@@TheSlipperyNUwUdle it had better be because I ain’t got time for the Rona.
Feeling much better now. Just had a sore throat, congestion, and a cough, no fever, or chills, or difficulty breathing. Still gonna stay inside though.
Lobster scrappy is just too funny
Next project after Scooby Doo; Defending Cousin Oliver from the Brady Bunch by watching all five seasons of The Brady Bunch.
My dog is like Scrappy. All bark “yap yap yap my mom will kick your ass, yap yap yap”
How is that anything like Scrappy? If he was anything like Scrappy, he'd wanna beat someone up himself.
Another Scrappy-Doo lover! Wooo I'm not alone! He was one of my favourite characters as a child.
In Spanish language Scrappy had a "better" voice. At least they we're trying to make him sound like a little kid, but the English voice... It's like Tony Soprano imitating a little kid
19:28 "Scooby Dooby Dooing that" Okay. You win.
Scrappy Doo, to me, was a case of extreme over-exposure. Like most marketing departments in the 80s, you found your iconic design, and merch the bajeezus out of it. Problem Hannah-Barbera had was protecting the character in the show that pushed the merch. So Scooby Doo remains, to this day, a reliable marketing icon, and Scrappy is now a pejorative for annoying, spotlight stealing new/side character.
When I was a kid a watched a ton of Boomerang, and every month they had a character who they dubbed “boomer-royalty” (once a month, but I think they repeated it every year) and I swear Scrappy Doo was one of them. I want to say he was August, October or November
Yeah you’re right, Scrappy was a Boomer-royalty character (legitimately the only time I got to see og Scrappy outside of the 3 movies and 13 Ghosts), but the last time that was several years ago, even way before the channel rebooted.
I remember that!
Yes. That is basically burned into my brain. When I was around 11, I had regular access to Boomerang for the first time ever, and it quickly became one of the main channels that I watched, before we got a new cable drive sheet a few months. And when Scrappy was announced for the Boomer-royalty, I made sure to record as many episodes as I could, since my access to Scrappy content had always been limited to a Christmas dvd compilation, and I had trouble finding the episodes online at the time
I think what you said was a fair review. I think it was a little harsh, in regards to 'Scrappy doesn't need to be excited everywhere he goes' considering he IS a puppy and that's just what they do. BUT... I also didn't binge watch 99 episodes either. I've always liked Scrappy as a character, especially because of 13 Ghosts and the Ghoul School, so the hate didn't make sense to me. But, it seems to be a case of writing quality declining and people just blame it on the character as Scrappy showed up around the same time.
A pity the franchise is so anti- Scrappy, because honestly with them reinventing the series every few years... Now is the perfect time to try and do their own take of something that feels like the original show, but using Scrappy's dynamic to help add some hilarity with Daphne, Fred, and Velma instead.
The hate is stupid. I never minded Scrappy, I just wanted more of the other characters. I wasn't aware of the bizarre hatred until they ruined the first movie with the weird Scrappy villain.
"scooby leaves the girl he's been wooing on the altar"
scooby doo: certified scumbag
also why is that poodle fully anthropromorphised? that's weird. You're weird, random anthro poodle who I don't think even has a name.
It's fairly common for female cartoon animals to have more exaggerated human proportions/behaviors than their male counter parts. Lola Bunny comes to mind. They also tend to act more human like too. There's an episode of Looney Toons where Buggs was confused for a baby gorilla (it's just as weird in context) by a pair of wild gorillas. The mother gorilla wore a tutu and bow on her head, constantly walked upright like a human, and nagged at her husband in long strings of gibberish. In contrast, the father had no clothing, constantly walked like a real gorilla would, and growled like an animal most of the time.
The more you know!
I mean, he's not a scumbag for not wanting to marry a psycho girl ready to be married after just meeting someone
@@tzukishiro Scooby-Doo was Red pill lol
@11:28 Script mistake:
_"Scrappy is an inoffensive addition to_ *Scrappy-Doo."* 😅✌️🎥
That "all I wanna do is SPLAT SPLAT SPLAT" really got me
The real generation wars:
Gen X vs Millennials over the honour of Scrappy.
Its weird, I always watched the show for Velma and Daphne, the notion of just yeeting half the cast makes no sense to me.
“E25’s block out enough sound so I don’t have to be alone with my thoughts” is perhaps the best selling point I’ve ever seen. Good work. Oh, yeah. Great video too.
I know I used to watch a lot of these "Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo" episodes on Cartoon Network back in the day, but I never realized there were THAT many episodes. Seeing Shaggy and the dogs go on these crazy adventures wasn't too out of left field for me as a kid, but I may need to watch some of these episodes with fresh eyes.
Hope you get a lot of rest and that the next Scooby shows will do better for you. Also, if you're looking into the "13 Ghosts" series, just be prepared for disappointment with the finale film's ending.
Thanks for making this dude! Your Scooby Doo videos were what originally got me into your channel
*Decades later*
Some UA-camr: "I watched every Billiam and Sea Monkeys episodes"
Lmao
I love the quick editing between clips and commentary
i think i'm speaking for everyone when i say that sea monkeys are way too annoying, billiam needs to get rid of them
(See's username) Yeah this checks out.
Maybe not, because then when billiam gets a live action movie, the sea monkeys will come back disguised as a director for a haunted youtube theme park in not hawaii to harness billiam's soul, chew
What a time we lived in when Scrappy do was the worst thing to happen to Scooby Doo... I wish we could go back.
I'm brazilian and in portuguese he actually sounds like a kid, but even sounding like a kid I always hated him because of how he want to pick fights and causes troubles for everyone.
I’m so excited for the next part!!! The series with Price was the one I loved most as a kid.