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I saw the bit about the class on how you make TH-cam videos and it was the fastest snap sub I’ve done a bit. Already binged the whole thing. (Came back here to finish watching the rest of the Nebula ad and make this comment!😂) Thank you so much for making that class. Gave me some great ideas for my process. I have another TH-cam channel where I’ve been making vids for 2+ years and I’m constantly learning. Also was diagnosed with ADHD 4 years ago so thats why I sat and watched your whole class as I struggle with the need for structure vs novelty as well. Anyway, thank you for being awesome and I cant wait to watch the video about the strike videos!
Sarah Michelle: POURS her heart out explaining the phenomenona that is Scooby-Doo and its connection to it's audience Freddie Prinze Jr: "👁️👄👁️ issa tawking dawg"
I've been watching Buffy this Halloween, she is by far my favorite actress to play Daphne. I love Grey but i would love to have her voice Daphne sometime in the future and Linda too.
Don't forget the made for tv movie Scooby Doo Goes Hollywood, which had a finale where people across the country raise signs and yell at Hollywood to bring Scooby back!!!!
Scooby also quits in “Scooby Goes Hollywood” and Fred, Daphne, and Velma get people to chant to get Scooby to come back to the gang. Very similar as well.
"Sometimes I buy a cheap projector from a grocery store for no other reason than I thought it would delight me, and it did." This is such a mood and I'm so happy for you xD Also loved this video, great work as always :)
Its genuinely astonishing how often u can make me tear up over a 2D dog with a speech impediment 😩 true enough its my favorite show ever of all time always but still the resolve of those children and the fact that it sparked a decades long franchise with new stuff for every generation just bc they wanted something to relate to and scooby doo felt scary but comforting, adventurous but familiar, mature but never overly serious. It really is a show for everyone
To this day I think nanny don't appreciate those small, more provocative moments in the original Scooby Doo and how they were genuinely thrilling and even a little scary for kids. A lot of later Scooby Doo series forgot that.
I moved to Aberdeen, Scotland right before the first lock down and I knew a fair bit about Scottish history... but this trumps everything else I've ever learned. GO SCOTTISH YOUTH!
As a Scot and life-long fan of Scooby-Doo, this story makes me proud. Also, I used to live in Dundee when I was a student. Do you know how LONG the Tay bridge is? How BLOODY WINDY it is? And those kids were wearing shorts. That's commitment to your cause. Dundee is also the home of DC Thompson, which publishes Dundee newspaper 'The Courier'. But also publishes two of the UK's most well known comics - The Beano and The Dandy, both originating in the '30s. The Beano's lead character is Dennis the Menace - not the US Dennis the Menace - a completely different Dennis the Menace. But by weird coincidence, they were BOTH PUBLISHED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE SAME WEEK OF THE SAME YEAR. Mental.
My mom just told me she has good memories of Scooby Doo, and I had no idea! I watched marathons on Cartoon Network a lot! One of the cartoons that taught me English!
Its weird to think i got to see alot of old cartoons and classic 90s cartoons to 00's cartoons to some anime and now Anime is super popular and also i got to watch 60's spiderman and batman as if i was in that time frame and the Christopher Reeves Superman and just really good. But the original Scooby Doo Where are You? Show was one of my favorite things ever. And so im happy i was able to see it
We love Scoobtober!!! I’ve genuinely never heard of this story before, that’s super cool! Strikes are good! And meddling kids saving Scooby Doo is so fitting. Also wow now I need to find out if my local Krispy Kreme is selling those Scooby donuts. Love the styling of you and this video!
Those Krispy Kreme Donuts are decorated with chocolate plaques Made in México. I am the Graphic Designer at the chocolate factory and we worked so much and very hard to produce it. If you want some extra content for your donut review, don't doubt and ask me. 😊
This video gave me a nice happy ending to a pretty melancholy night. PS I've always appreciated the effort you put into your videos, from the green lantern lighting a couple years ago to the projector today.
Here's a bit of trivia that you might like the dog collar around Scooby's neck has a tag that says SD but it doesn't stand for Scooby-Doo it stands for super detective
Fantastic video - haven't laughed that much (especially at something so informative) in forever. Also, likin' the hat and always appreciate an appearance by the cat.
3:12 I was happy to see this clip on Twitter before the video released. I even sent it to my sibling (formerly sister, who identifies with they/them currently), and made them smile.
I always really loved your content as someone with autism and adhd who considers scooby an interest of active investment, but finding out you are also a scooby fan with adhd feels so, of course you understand the itch that must be scratched. loved this video as usual, thank you as always for your hard work! I love your chill funny videos about this silly talking dog
12:45 Love the managing of the ADHD! Balancing novelty and structure is what got me through college! (And still in my life today.. though, less constantly. 😅)
I'd love to see a video on the Be Cool series. I love that show's writing and it doesn't get as much attention as I think it deserves. I've been hoping for that since Scoobtober first became a thing
Omg, I think I’ve been a channel subscriber for the entirety of your TH-cam career. I hadn’t even realized until you showed clips from your old videos and said “10 years now.” Where has the time gone?! We must get Mystery Inc to solve this conundrum!
Side note: thanks, Scott for including one of favorite James Brown songs in the video, little things like that are cool and don’t go unnoticed by us that love all of your content!
I just want to say thank you for making the Nebula class! It's definitely going to help my channel. A lot of really great stuff in there. But I gotta say though... the most exciting thing I learned is that I have that exact Moman teleprompter - And oh my god - I don't know why I thought I'd have to be stuck with the rinky-dink controller. I'm replacing that thing immediately.
Been a scooby fan my whole life and your content itches my brain. Can’t wait for more scooby content, the editing in this video was amazing and so was the history and just you in general
I have two Scooby Doo story records. Proper 33 1/3. What I loved about them was all I needed to know was what Scooby and the Gang looked like, all the rest, I could make look like anything I wanted in my mind. I could listen to the same story over and over and change whatever I wanted in how it looked. Also Kitty!
I like you scott.I genuinely enjoy your screen presence.If I could support any of the youtubers I follow, you would be the first. For reasons, not very clear to me, I feel very protective about you( even though I'm only 19).Hope life is good to you.
Hey just wanted to let you know beside how great the actual video was you sold Nebula really well to me so I went ahead and picked up an annual subscription really excited to both see the content on there from you and the other artists as well
I used to live in Dundee, and had no idea about this. The Tay Bridge is no short walk for kids, but the BBC Scotland building isn't in the small town of Newport on the other side. It's in Glasgow, over 80 miles away.
What I think is more interesting, is how the kids organized themselves..how do you get that many kids together to protest on the same day, at the same time, without the aid of the internet? Phone calls? (In early 70s Scotland, not everyone had a phone!) .. Letters?
Re: the 13 Ghosts scene - see also the climax of Scooby Goes Hollywood, with kids literally filling the streets clamoring for Scooby to drop his attempts at film stardom and return to TV.
Great video, mate; as a historian and a fan of your channel, this was great to watch. And, as a Brit, let me thank you for researching about television licenses (not sure what you mean about the spices given our national obsession with curry but fair enough). Oh, and I love your audio on this; can't beat a bit of James Brown!
That's why, in Dutch, we have the expression "the ham-question", which means it's the big/ultimate question regarding a topic. Once, there was a radio show which had a quiz and the big price was a ham. So there.
Happy Scoobtober, Scott! On the off chance you see this, do you plan on talking about "Scooby Doo and Krypto Too"? I know you have a lot planned for the month, but it would be nice to see your thoughts now that the movie's out
I live in Dundee and had no idea about this.. I will now have to ask all my Dundonian friends and work mates if they knew about this after my lunch break.
Scotland? Dundee? I'm there right now (and have been for 40 years) He loved on Carnegie Street? I used to live round the corner in Carnegie Square till they demolished the place.
If we all went on strike, life as we know it would be over. No electricity, no phones, no water, no food, no deliveries, no NOTHING, except what you could do on your own with what was available to you in your immediate neighborhood. Strikes must necessarily be limited to be an effective strategy. Otherwise, we ALL suffer. I've stumbled across some of the more obscure Hannah Barbera cartoons, and really, I can't believe they made so many. Secret Squrrel was pretty good (26 episodes), and I'm currently watching The Space Kidettes (20 episodes). And I'm re-watching the New Scooby Doo movies, and they're really not as bad as I thought they were, though they still could have been better. I'll probably get around to Shazzan and The Roman Holidays (and the others) eventually, just to be complete about it.
hanna barbera did proof to us a connected universe can work in general cause from time to time their characters would interact with each other like in Scooby's All-Star Laff-A-Lympics yogi,s gang and yo yogi as well as specials like yogi’s first Christmas so the mcu for example does owe hanna barbera a big thank u for their universe
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Groovy video, buddy
I saw the bit about the class on how you make TH-cam videos and it was the fastest snap sub I’ve done a bit. Already binged the whole thing. (Came back here to finish watching the rest of the Nebula ad and make this comment!😂) Thank you so much for making that class. Gave me some great ideas for my process. I have another TH-cam channel where I’ve been making vids for 2+ years and I’m constantly learning. Also was diagnosed with ADHD 4 years ago so thats why I sat and watched your whole class as I struggle with the need for structure vs novelty as well.
Anyway, thank you for being awesome and I cant wait to watch the video about the strike videos!
@@NathanBeatty Life can be a wild thing
You should also research Scrappy Doo since
Scrappy Doo Saved the Scooby gang from
Cancellation and Scrappy Doo is Doo for
Redemption
You happen to have a video that talks about how inconsistent super-hero powers are, depending on whos writing the story?
Sarah Michelle: POURS her heart out explaining the phenomenona that is Scooby-Doo and its connection to it's audience
Freddie Prinze Jr: "👁️👄👁️ issa tawking dawg"
I've been watching Buffy this Halloween, she is by far my favorite actress to play Daphne. I love Grey but i would love to have her voice Daphne sometime in the future and Linda too.
To be fair, he rather regrets those movies.
@@coyoteartist he regrets working with WB but he seems pretty fond of those movies themselves
@@ItsOver9000Productions Well that's good to hear.
That is sweet how passionate she sounded.
That’s how I talk about the Cars movies
As a Scottish Scooby Doo fan, hearing about this story always makes me proud of my homeland lmao
OMG same 🏴🤩
Same.
"Scoobydoo Goes Hollywood" also seems to be in the vein of "Scooby leaves and kids protest until he comes back".
Once I saw Scooby Doo on my notification, I clicked immediately
Don't forget the made for tv movie Scooby Doo Goes Hollywood, which had a finale where people across the country raise signs and yell at Hollywood to bring Scooby back!!!!
Scooby also quits in “Scooby Goes Hollywood” and Fred, Daphne, and Velma get people to chant to get Scooby to come back to the gang. Very similar as well.
the movie that thought us the SD formula was the one that works, and should never be changed! IF ONLY WE LISTENED!
"Sometimes I buy a cheap projector from a grocery store for no other reason than I thought it would delight me, and it did." This is such a mood and I'm so happy for you xD Also loved this video, great work as always :)
Its genuinely astonishing how often u can make me tear up over a 2D dog with a speech impediment 😩 true enough its my favorite show ever of all time always but still the resolve of those children and the fact that it sparked a decades long franchise with new stuff for every generation just bc they wanted something to relate to and scooby doo felt scary but comforting, adventurous but familiar, mature but never overly serious. It really is a show for everyone
When I saw the Harlem Globetrotters on Scooby Doo, I was disappointed that they didn't have their super powers. Thank you.
That series was after their guest appearances in The New Scooby Doo Movies.
@@stephenholloway6893 And there were syndicated re-runs all over TV back then. I couldn't know what was released in what order at that age.
My dad, being Scottish and would've been 10/11 years old in 1971, could have taken part in the Great Scooby Strikes Of Scotland. I'm going to ask him.
Scoobtober never disappoints
Especially from the Scoob-tuber himself.
super excited for more scoob content this month, always a joy to see you talk about my favorite cartoon dog and the 4 weirdos that drag him around
Did the Turkeys agree to their name being used in bowling? Someone better have consulted them on this.
To this day I think nanny don't appreciate those small, more provocative moments in the original Scooby Doo and how they were genuinely thrilling and even a little scary for kids. A lot of later Scooby Doo series forgot that.
I know especially when they began to expand scooby’s family in later series
The fact that you used the “Scott earned the power of self respect” audio is perfection
timed perfectly for when I was watching the video, I read it just before the audio
I moved to Aberdeen, Scotland right before the first lock down and I knew a fair bit about Scottish history... but this trumps everything else I've ever learned. GO SCOTTISH YOUTH!
Scooby for the win…and Scott, but everyone knew that already.
Who's Scott?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 The NerdSync host is Scott Niswander (the person you see in the video)
another step towards this becoming a scooby doo channel!
edit: my friend got the krispy crème donuts!! she said they’re real good!
It isn't?
As a Scot and life-long fan of Scooby-Doo, this story makes me proud. Also, I used to live in Dundee when I was a student. Do you know how LONG the Tay bridge is? How BLOODY WINDY it is? And those kids were wearing shorts. That's commitment to your cause.
Dundee is also the home of DC Thompson, which publishes Dundee newspaper 'The Courier'. But also publishes two of the UK's most well known comics - The Beano and The Dandy, both originating in the '30s. The Beano's lead character is Dennis the Menace - not the US Dennis the Menace - a completely different Dennis the Menace. But by weird coincidence, they were BOTH PUBLISHED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE SAME WEEK OF THE SAME YEAR. Mental.
Very inspiring story. I don't think I would've known this bit of history otherwise.
My mom just told me she has good memories of Scooby Doo, and I had no idea! I watched marathons on Cartoon Network a lot! One of the cartoons that taught me English!
Its weird to think i got to see alot of old cartoons and classic 90s cartoons to 00's cartoons to some anime and now Anime is super popular and also i got to watch 60's spiderman and batman as if i was in that time frame and the Christopher Reeves Superman and just really good. But the original Scooby Doo Where are You? Show was one of my favorite things ever. And so im happy i was able to see it
What a blessing to see a new video from you, on this, the 13th day of October that is a Friday
Another fantastic video, love seeing creators make things they are passionate about
I love explaining the concept of The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo to people who don't know about it.
We love Scoobtober!!! I’ve genuinely never heard of this story before, that’s super cool! Strikes are good! And meddling kids saving Scooby Doo is so fitting. Also wow now I need to find out if my local Krispy Kreme is selling those Scooby donuts. Love the styling of you and this video!
love it when the scooby doo channel posts
Those Krispy Kreme Donuts are decorated with chocolate plaques Made in México.
I am the Graphic Designer at the chocolate factory and we worked so much and very hard to produce it. If you want some extra content for your donut review, don't doubt and ask me. 😊
I'm totally on board with this channel becoming a full time Scooby Doo channel
Also I think it's cool my fellow Scots saved Scooby-Doo
This video gave me a nice happy ending to a pretty melancholy night.
PS I've always appreciated the effort you put into your videos, from the green lantern lighting a couple years ago to the projector today.
“I know I was there”- a seven year old I told about this five minutes ago
I praise and thank these kids so damn much.
Here's a bit of trivia that you might like the dog collar around Scooby's neck has a tag that says SD but it doesn't stand for Scooby-Doo it stands for super detective
Fantastic video - haven't laughed that much (especially at something so informative) in forever. Also, likin' the hat and always appreciate an appearance by the cat.
We're just going to pass over the fact that in Baseball, a Strike refers to a moment in time when you don't actually strike something
3:12 I was happy to see this clip on Twitter before the video released. I even sent it to my sibling (formerly sister, who identifies with they/them currently), and made them smile.
Scooby-Doo, We Need You
Your own research of scooby doo has greatly fueled my fixation - thank you for your service 💖
This made me think (cause of scene from it) I'd like to see bit darker remake of 13 ghosts.
Also Get a Clue needs some attention.
This video is really not helping my urge to compulsively buy a projector
I always really loved your content as someone with autism and adhd who considers scooby an interest of active investment, but finding out you are also a scooby fan with adhd feels so, of course you understand the itch that must be scratched.
loved this video as usual, thank you as always for your hard work! I love your chill funny videos about this silly talking dog
SCOTT EARNED THE POWER OF SELF RESPECT
Scooby-Doo we need you Scooby-Doo we need you Scooby-Doo we need you
12:45 Love the managing of the ADHD! Balancing novelty and structure is what got me through college! (And still in my life today.. though, less constantly. 😅)
Scott should have done the whole video hunched over so we see the real star of the channel: Sparta
I'd love to see a video on the Be Cool series. I love that show's writing and it doesn't get as much attention as I think it deserves. I've been hoping for that since Scoobtober first became a thing
Omg, I think I’ve been a channel subscriber for the entirety of your TH-cam career. I hadn’t even realized until you showed clips from your old videos and said “10 years now.” Where has the time gone?! We must get Mystery Inc to solve this conundrum!
Side note: thanks, Scott for including one of favorite James Brown songs in the video, little things like that are cool and don’t go unnoticed by us that love all of your content!
I think a general strike is not the worst idea. Force the government to actually get something done, like Universal Basic Income.
Hearing Scott say "Chris *Fucking* Ferguson!" will never not be funny.
I just want to say thank you for making the Nebula class! It's definitely going to help my channel.
A lot of really great stuff in there. But I gotta say though... the most exciting thing I learned is that I have that exact Moman teleprompter - And oh my god - I don't know why I thought I'd have to be stuck with the rinky-dink controller. I'm replacing that thing immediately.
Been a scooby fan my whole life and your content itches my brain. Can’t wait for more scooby content, the editing in this video was amazing and so was the history and just you in general
Alternate title: Scott Talks About Scotts Saving Scott's Favorite Show; Scooby
I have two Scooby Doo story records. Proper 33 1/3. What I loved about them was all I needed to know was what Scooby and the Gang looked like, all the rest, I could make look like anything I wanted in my mind. I could listen to the same story over and over and change whatever I wanted in how it looked. Also Kitty!
I like you scott.I genuinely enjoy your screen presence.If I could support any of the youtubers I follow, you would be the first. For reasons, not very clear to me, I feel very protective about you( even though I'm only 19).Hope life is good to you.
Same
Hey just wanted to let you know beside how great the actual video was you sold Nebula really well to me so I went ahead and picked up an annual subscription really excited to both see the content on there from you and the other artists as well
This is amazing. I cannot picture this. It'd be like someone organizing a march on Netflix, bonkers
I mean, maybe we should....
As soon as you mentioned Scotland, I knew in my bones Dundee was involved. FANTASTIC video
I used to live in Dundee, and had no idea about this. The Tay Bridge is no short walk for kids, but the BBC Scotland building isn't in the small town of Newport on the other side. It's in Glasgow, over 80 miles away.
Great video!! The "Look at that TASTY HOLE!!" got me!!😂😂😂😂
What I think is more interesting, is how the kids organized themselves..how do you get that many kids together to protest on the same day, at the same time, without the aid of the internet? Phone calls? (In early 70s Scotland, not everyone had a phone!) .. Letters?
I just rewatched every one of your scooby videos the other day preparing for scoobtober. I'm so ready!
New Nerdsync video!! Hope you're doing well, dude!!
Re: the 13 Ghosts scene - see also the climax of Scooby Goes Hollywood, with kids literally filling the streets clamoring for Scooby to drop his attempts at film stardom and return to TV.
i like the intro to the first season, it looks spookier just because the blue green tint to the castle? in the background of the opening shot
I saw you hadn’t posted in 2 months and I was scared
it's okay, Scott, the projector delights me as well.
Great video, mate; as a historian and a fan of your channel, this was great to watch. And, as a Brit, let me thank you for researching about television licenses (not sure what you mean about the spices given our national obsession with curry but fair enough). Oh, and I love your audio on this; can't beat a bit of James Brown!
I think it's that while the UK may love curry, it's Indian food. And let to their own devices....the national dishes...
@@houseofono That's just a stereotype; a lot of British food is perfectly fine.
Damn, I just got a blast of nostalgia when you mention the tie-ins.
Ayyy, Scott has blessed us with more Scooby content and context!! Yay!
That's why, in Dutch, we have the expression "the ham-question", which means it's the big/ultimate question regarding a topic. Once, there was a radio show which had a quiz and the big price was a ham. So there.
Happy Scoobtober, Scott! On the off chance you see this, do you plan on talking about "Scooby Doo and Krypto Too"? I know you have a lot planned for the month, but it would be nice to see your thoughts now that the movie's out
I loved your Shaggy sandwiches reviews, you should make another one of more sandwiches.
TV licenses are still a thing sadlly
Imagine ur just driving at tay Aberdeen bridge and u hear kids singing the original Scooby doo intro more u drive up
I live in Dundee and had no idea about this.. I will now have to ask all my Dundonian friends and work mates if they knew about this after my lunch break.
Scooby-Doo goes Hollywood also had a bunch of children protest saying to get Scooby back
Scotland? Dundee? I'm there right now (and have been for 40 years)
He loved on Carnegie Street? I used to live round the corner in Carnegie Square till they demolished the place.
If we all went on strike, life as we know it would be over. No electricity, no phones, no water, no food, no deliveries, no NOTHING, except what you could do on your own with what was available to you in your immediate neighborhood. Strikes must necessarily be limited to be an effective strategy. Otherwise, we ALL suffer.
I've stumbled across some of the more obscure Hannah Barbera cartoons, and really, I can't believe they made so many. Secret Squrrel was pretty good (26 episodes), and I'm currently watching The Space Kidettes (20 episodes). And I'm re-watching the New Scooby Doo movies, and they're really not as bad as I thought they were, though they still could have been better. I'll probably get around to Shazzan and The Roman Holidays (and the others) eventually, just to be complete about it.
These days, media companies can barely be bothered to upload their old content unto their own streaming services.
How did you talk about strikes without mentioning the Cyber Chase?
hanna barbera did proof to us a connected universe can work in general cause from time to time their characters would interact with each other like in Scooby's All-Star Laff-A-Lympics yogi,s gang and yo yogi as well as specials like yogi’s first Christmas so the mcu for example does owe hanna barbera a big thank u for their universe
Was thinking I could ask my dad if he remembered any of that, but it was probably just a little before his time. And we're not in Scotland
Scooby Doo has a makeup collab with Wet n Wild. I swear, everyone woke up in October and went IT'S SCOOBIN SEASON.
Its hard to explain how little there was to do back then
I like your videos Scott
I'm poor and can't afford Nebula, so I sincerely hope the "Scott and Emily eat Scooby-Doo themed donuts" video makes it to TH-cam in some form.
We need an army of children to get us more Cinematic Donut Footage in the world.
this video is generally striking, great job!
The Tay Road Bridge is a long bridge (1.4 miles). These kids didn't just walk around the block a couple of times.
I never knew this! Awesome video
Just sending some support 🙃
"The British have a history of taking things from people and forgetting they exist... Like spices"
Savage 😂
Awesome job Scott great to see you again! Love the podcast too, been bingeing that every morning !
Good to have ya back
5:02 I'm pretty sure that it's definitely option 1.
Careful having that highlighter going over that text. Blair is gonna come after you.
Very good video with a fun and interesting topic. I have watched your channel for years and your videos are always a treat.
I’ve literally been trying to get these donuts and they never have them. One had only glaze donuts.