It was definitely the start, or near the start of them using Scrappy to his full potential. I need to check out more episodes from this particular series, but they really nailed down the child-like younger nephew aspect of the character after making him so aggressive.
Completely agree, Scrappy in the right episodes worked really well. Once they toned him down a bit and focused more on making him an equal though still younger (and somewhat reckless) member of the gang, he worked best as a character.
@@carolyngrant745 I've always said they perfected the character just before they discontinued him. The way he was written in 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo? Pacha saying "when the light hits just right" meme.
I always loved right after that, where Shaggy just starts laughing, and when Scooby asks "what's so funny", Shaggy just says "Nothing. I just have a loony sense of humor."
At first I thought I didn't recognise this episode, quite immediately realised I did. What I remembered most clearly is Tiny Tina, because her love for Scooby is so cute and sweet
A Nutcracker Scoob is always my go to Christmas movie. Even watching the review I had a smile on my face. I first remember seeing it off Winter Wonderdog VHS (I also love the Snow Beast episode), and then both of the latest holiday collections having it and the wintery themed episodes is a plus. Though idk if it does it to everyone but the last one to come out always starts with the scene of the Ghost of Christmas Never chasing Shaggy and Scooby out of the room before playing the full episode. Sad to see this is the last episode for S1 of Scoobytopia, but I sure as hell enjoyed it. Can’t wait to see what’s planned next for S2/next year.
This was my favourite episode growing up. I always found the Ghost of Christmas Never pretty creepy. Like a white cloaked Nazgul. Great video as always!
of all the scooby christmas episodes, this one i have the most nostalgia for every time Cartoon Network had a Christmas programming block (Cartoon Network Christmas Party, a Cartoon Network Christmas) it would always air and i remember the VHS and DVD releases too.
While this is the Scooby-Doo era that began to lose many I still cared. It’s not on the level of ‘Where are You’ , ‘the Scooby-Doo Show’ , or Pup Named Scooby-Doo for me but it’s still quite good. I was always a fan of Scrappy and never found him irritating, I found him very charismatic and super helpful to the gang. The villains of this era weren’t anything special but this gal here was always quite good to me. Nowhere near the same level as the original villains but still good for this era. Merry Christmas all
Hey if you’re doing Christmas Scooby Doo episodes can you review the 10th episode in What’s New Scooby Doo, A Scooby Doo Christmas? Edit:As usual the butler/maid did it
I definitely would like to take a look at that one, though it will probably be next Christmas. I specifically grew up with the special edition that came with the plush of Scooby dressed as Santa 🤭
Just watched this the other day with my brother! It's a tradition every year! We grew up with the green covered VHS tape of it, then ended up getting the Winter Wonderdog DVD (since the tape was getting old). It's a really well done Christmas episode, and I totally agree on the villain; not too obvious, still made sense, and the Ghost of Christmas Never design is simple yet still spooky. The combination of the Nutcracker and Christmas Carol elements worked well here too. The New Scooby Doo mysteries might not be as good or well known as some of the series, but it still has some great episodes (and an awesome theme).
This was the very first episode I watched that featured Scrappy, and it was from the _Winter WonderDog_ DVD set my parents had (and still have) in the house. Scrappy and Velma appearing in the same episode became a strange concept to me because of that experience, and I'm pretty sure it took a few years before I actually got to see something like that. Also, $5000 in 1984 is the equivalent to $14,397.02 today. Definitely not enough for selling that place.
This is a pretty good eposide, this released many times and I love it. Too bad Velma not this one, I remember this very well Ninette one hot maid. Tina is so adorabe in this episode, Daphne is one lovely angel.
Nice review. This episode always hits the nostalgia zone of my brain, thanks to Christmas reruns on Cartoon Network and Boomerang. And it’s nice to know that I wasn’t the only one who felt a bit sorry for the maid. She’s still a thief, mind you, but I felt bad as a kid. Maybe Janet Waldo(?)’s performance endeared me.
Out of all the scooby doo themed holiday episodes this and a scooby doo Christmas from what's new are my top two favorites. Also I love the idea that the writers of a Nutcracker Scoob decided to combine the Nutcracker and a Christmas Carol since Christmas in general does have like many holidays a dark side. That said now I'm wondering if because he had to wear a tutu so many times was another reason Scrappy wanted to kill mystery inc in the 2002 live action film. Because I know that film already gave him a reason to destroy them but it be funny if this was also another reason.
Idk if it was extremely repressed memories, or if the twist was kind of obvious, but when I saw that pin I was like "Oh they're reading it upside down." I do like how even if you figured out that the pin was upside down, you still could have suspected it was actually Muffinstuffer, with it being revealed she had a first name starting with N.
I remember watching this one year as a kid on Cartoon Network (must’ve been 02 or 03) obviously around Xmas time and always had it in the back of my head until boomerang started airing it for a few years in their holiday line up - as an aside am I the only who misses the Boomerang Christmas party???
I remember watching this episode on the same DVD. I was disappointed that Velma wasn't in it but considering like you I wasn't the biggest fan of her vocal performance around this time, I'm okay with it too.
An episode from quite frankly, my most favourite series of Scooby Doo. I hope one day we get the complete new Scooby Doo mystery series with this one being remastered. We just recently got happy birthday Scooby Doo so that makes two episodes now. Great work keep it up! Editing to add because I forgot about this episode because of how wack it is, but you can also find ghost of the ancient astronauts on a confirmation DVD I cannot remember the name of it, but the minute I heard the theme song remember flipping my head like what the heck where do you come from type deal as at that point the Nutcracker scoob was the only one, so there has been three with the Nutcracker scoob being the most popular
Please Please do a fully completely Full video on Scooby Doo And The Ledgend of the Vampire before ending doing Movie Reviews for the Scooby Doo What's New Era!
Based on dumb thought crossing my mind around 5 minutes in: Based on my concrete calculations with a friend, that don't take account inflation and how you would cheaply get all the ingredients from all over time and space but mostly resides in the 90s. If this woman gave the orphanage 9000 cookies it'd come out at a worktime of 4 days assuming it's one person working. But more importantly and relevant to first half of last sentence, the cost per cookie would be approximately 24 cents. And more importantly the total cost would be at 2168.18 dollars, which meant if they sold the orphanage they could pay for 18000 cookies which I feel a child would go for rather than help solve a mystery. Worst case scenario we are dumb in terms of calculations which would be sad since our education system should have led us to be able to solve this more important mystery. No I'll not share the full extent of these calculations because we did them without writing down much and it took an hour and idk why we did it. Below are notes I took as if that'll help anyone: 9000 / 18 (total amount divided by cookies made per recipe) 500 (total amount of times u have to redo recipe) 2.26796185 (something with conversion) 6 flour 2 carbonat 10 cents - sugar 99 cents - egg 87 cents - smör 1 dollar - flour 1.71 dollar - salt 1,21 dollar - choklad (3025 dollar) 58 cents - carbonat 6 dollar 1,16 dollar 495 dollar 55 dollar 87 dollar 400 dollar 39.93 dollar Edit: we failed to account for the magical gingerbread men jumping out of the oven and could've been used as extra workers.
I recently rewatched this episode via the 2002 vhs release of Scooby-Doo winter wonderdog also I love how everyone is hear except for velma witch I used to think that she was in this episode But she wasn't even as a kid I never noticed it until now
Not sure when the next will be but hopefully January. There are a couple of bigger videos I've started writing earlier this year that have been planned for a while, so hopefully next year will get to be full of more of those in addition to the more brisk ones.
@@Scoobytopia cool I hope you do more Scooby doo where are you ones or maybe a tier list of the best episodes of Each Scooby doo where are you season that would get a lot of people watching.
I'm surprised this series isn't well beloved, it was one of my faves as a kid (I think eps were free on the CN website for a bit, which is how I watched it)
I am right there with you. We just recently got another episode released from this series happy birthday Scooby Doo on the 50th anniversary disc. (Quite frankly, one of the only got episodes on that complication DVD) which now makes two I am hoping one day they remaster and release the new Scooby Doo mysteries as they’re just as iconic as the rest of the series we got the 13 ghost of Scooby Doo, so why not this one
I don’t remember very well but I think I watched this on Winter Wonderdog but I only got to watch it once. Even then it was such a long time ago I’d say I was about 4 or 5
I remember this episode from the "Winter Wonderland" DVD and VHS. I was introduced to the film "A Christmas Story" because of a clip from a commercial that was at the beginning of the VHS version.
I absolutely loved this when I was a kid, I don't remember how I watched it, but I remember watching it every December as a kid. I remember being a kid waking up early and watching it in the morning while outside was covered in white snow. I completely forgotten it had existed up until a few years ago when I got recommended a clip from TH-cam and all the memories flooded back. This is a Christmas Classic, and one of the few Christmas themed episodes in the Scooby Doo franchise.
I watched the Nutcracker Scooby episode on my Winter Wonderdog DVD and my 13 Spooky Tales: Holiday Chills and Thrills DVD a few days ago starting out my Christmas shows and movie marathon. I give the episode a 9.8/10.
great video i loved the nutcrackerscoob episode. when it came to the emerald, i just figured the children's home got to keep it, since nickleby, was maybe ashamed of his actions and just let them keep it. enjoy your holiday and looking forward to your next video
I had a VHS tape my dad taped off of TV airing of this show and I had Nutcracker Scoob on regularly as a kid during the holidays. I sometimes still quote the Ghost of Christmas Never and Daphne's line of "come on chickens, let's go scratch for clues" is stuck in my brain for some reason. Also an aside, I never really hated Scrappy. As a kid I loved him
10:44 yeah because she wasn’t really harming anyone other than intimidating because I didn’t get the motive about it would be Christmas everyday it was a little vague, I guess you heard or seen this TH-cam channel called Joe goes over and his video on the crimes of Scooby Doo, I remember having this episode on video with 2 more episodes where one is the Caveman episode and the other being Shaggy,Scooby and Scrappy being chased by a monster that broke out of a block of ice and it looks like Dingodile from Crash Bandicoot with fangs of a Sabretooth I never know why they never brought in Velma in this episode because it never felt the same without her and Fred being around and I was wondering if you could do the Red Skull episode and we need to talk about Kevin Conroy, also it’s my birthday today.
Happy birthday! I actually haven't seen that video, I avoid watching most other Scooby content at all costs to not influence anything I do. The Red Skull episode is definitely some thing I can pop in my radar for a future video! As for Kevin Conroy, I do plan on giving him a farewell spotlight in my comprehensive video about the history of Scooby Doo and Batman in comics, TV and film next year. It's just a long video to create, so it's been in the works for a while, including unfortunately before we lost him.
@@Scoobytopia and speaking of Batman I think I remember him for the first time in the video type where he cross over with Scooby Doo and that’s how I know him, Robin, Joker and Penguin
It’s so funny that i only ever saw this episode in Spanish since i was gifted the VHS version of Winter Wonderdog, so hearing it in English is such a trip 😭
It's kind of weird how this era just axed Velma and Fred unceremoniously, but Scrappy was supposed to fill in as the smart one and the brave one so it would've redundant, I suppose. As for Daphne, I think she was just a favorite of fans or maybe whoever was in charge just wanted to ensure they kept the hot one of the group? Regardless, it was good for her character to see her in more of a leadership role than in the initial series.
I remembered the wire-act and the fairy-ballerina costumes, and I remember loving Tiny-Tina's cat rescue (same, kid, can't leave a cat scared and alone) but little else about this episode - glad to be reminded what episode those scenes were from. I was clearly the right age to enjoy this series when i saw it. Honestly, skiing in a full-winged angel costume is pretty badass - Daphne being in charge was also a nice thing to happen for this series.
Please Please Please also do some A Pup Named Scooby Doo Movie Video's for 2023 and also to as well also too Scooby Doo Dynomunt Power Hour DVD or episodes Reviews as well too as The New Scooby Doo Mysteries!
Long ago this episode was the only Christmas episode for Scooby doo until what new scooby doo Christmas special, also my favorite scooby doo Christmas is be cool scooby doo episode with the pterodactyl.
Just discovered your channel yesterday (specifically your 3 80s Scooby films video). Thanks for doing Scooby videos. I am 96 born as well, so your insights are right up my alley. While New Scoob Mysteries is obscure (I only in the past couple of years realized how “for the time” the opening is), I confess that the one series I have seen even less of is 13 Ghosts.
One of the most iconic villains, and one of the best Scrappy episodes ever. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Shame Velma wasn’t here.
It was definitely the start, or near the start of them using Scrappy to his full potential. I need to check out more episodes from this particular series, but they really nailed down the child-like younger nephew aspect of the character after making him so aggressive.
Completely agree, Scrappy in the right episodes worked really well. Once they toned him down a bit and focused more on making him an equal though still younger (and somewhat reckless) member of the gang, he worked best as a character.
@@carolyngrant745 For me, he worked best when they brought Daphne back in. And then with Fred and Velma’s guest appearances? 😍
@@carolyngrant745 I've always said they perfected the character just before they discontinued him. The way he was written in 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo? Pacha saying "when the light hits just right" meme.
Always bugged me they could add Fred but didn’t add her. Should have had a throwaway line that she was at work or something
I love the joke where the guys jump out the window
Daphne: Not out there!!
Scooby: It’s drafty out here
Shaggy and Scooby: OUT HERE!!
😂🤣
I always loved right after that, where Shaggy just starts laughing, and when Scooby asks "what's so funny", Shaggy just says "Nothing. I just have a loony sense of humor."
At first I thought I didn't recognise this episode, quite immediately realised I did.
What I remembered most clearly is Tiny Tina, because her love for Scooby is so cute and sweet
A Nutcracker Scoob is always my go to Christmas movie. Even watching the review I had a smile on my face. I first remember seeing it off Winter Wonderdog VHS (I also love the Snow Beast episode), and then both of the latest holiday collections having it and the wintery themed episodes is a plus. Though idk if it does it to everyone but the last one to come out always starts with the scene of the Ghost of Christmas Never chasing Shaggy and Scooby out of the room before playing the full episode.
Sad to see this is the last episode for S1 of Scoobytopia, but I sure as hell enjoyed it. Can’t wait to see what’s planned next for S2/next year.
This was my favourite episode growing up. I always found the Ghost of Christmas Never pretty creepy. Like a white cloaked Nazgul. Great video as always!
Man this episode I remember, and just how nostlagic it is. Also I didn't mind Scrappy that much,
You think The Simpsons writers saw this episode and "borrowed" the upside down pin bit for the Who Shot Mr. Burns reveal?
You should take a look at everytime scooby and the gang visited New Orleans
I just watched this the other day! I absolutely loved this episode! I had the Winter Wonder Dog on DVD as a kid in the early 2000s.
of all the scooby christmas episodes, this one i have the most nostalgia for every time Cartoon Network had a Christmas programming block (Cartoon Network Christmas Party, a Cartoon Network Christmas) it would always air and i remember the VHS and DVD releases too.
That's very true
While this is the Scooby-Doo era that began to lose many I still cared. It’s not on the level of ‘Where are You’ , ‘the Scooby-Doo Show’ , or Pup Named Scooby-Doo for me but it’s still quite good.
I was always a fan of Scrappy and never found him irritating, I found him very charismatic and super helpful to the gang. The villains of this era weren’t anything special but this gal here was always quite good to me. Nowhere near the same level as the original villains but still good for this era.
Merry Christmas all
Hey if you’re doing Christmas Scooby Doo episodes can you review the 10th episode in What’s New Scooby Doo, A Scooby Doo Christmas?
Edit:As usual the butler/maid did it
I definitely would like to take a look at that one, though it will probably be next Christmas. I specifically grew up with the special edition that came with the plush of Scooby dressed as Santa 🤭
Just watched this the other day with my brother! It's a tradition every year! We grew up with the green covered VHS tape of it, then ended up getting the Winter Wonderdog DVD (since the tape was getting old). It's a really well done Christmas episode, and I totally agree on the villain; not too obvious, still made sense, and the Ghost of Christmas Never design is simple yet still spooky. The combination of the Nutcracker and Christmas Carol elements worked well here too. The New Scooby Doo mysteries might not be as good or well known as some of the series, but it still has some great episodes (and an awesome theme).
This was the very first episode I watched that featured Scrappy, and it was from the _Winter WonderDog_ DVD set my parents had (and still have) in the house. Scrappy and Velma appearing in the same episode became a strange concept to me because of that experience, and I'm pretty sure it took a few years before I actually got to see something like that.
Also, $5000 in 1984 is the equivalent to $14,397.02 today. Definitely not enough for selling that place.
This is a pretty good eposide, this released many times and I love it. Too bad Velma not this one, I remember this very well Ninette one hot maid. Tina is so adorabe in this episode, Daphne is one lovely angel.
Nice review. This episode always hits the nostalgia zone of my brain, thanks to Christmas reruns on Cartoon Network and Boomerang.
And it’s nice to know that I wasn’t the only one who felt a bit sorry for the maid. She’s still a thief, mind you, but I felt bad as a kid. Maybe Janet Waldo(?)’s performance endeared me.
That french maid was the Ghost of Christmas Never. She brushed Fred & Daphne with her feather duster. That was shady behavior
Omg this brings back so many memories XD Scooby Doo was basically all I watched as a kid!
Out of all the scooby doo themed holiday episodes this and a scooby doo Christmas from what's new are my top two favorites. Also I love the idea that the writers of a Nutcracker Scoob decided to combine the Nutcracker and a Christmas Carol since Christmas in general does have like many holidays a dark side.
That said now I'm wondering if because he had to wear a tutu so many times was another reason Scrappy wanted to kill mystery inc in the 2002 live action film. Because I know that film already gave him a reason to destroy them but it be funny if this was also another reason.
Oh hey, I remember finding a copy of this as a kid. It is very nostalgic and my introduction to Scrappy-Doo.
Idk if it was extremely repressed memories, or if the twist was kind of obvious, but when I saw that pin I was like "Oh they're reading it upside down." I do like how even if you figured out that the pin was upside down, you still could have suspected it was actually Muffinstuffer, with it being revealed she had a first name starting with N.
I love this episode. I will say that the episode not having Velma was weird, considering it was a finale.
I remember watching this one year as a kid on Cartoon Network (must’ve been 02 or 03) obviously around Xmas time and always had it in the back of my head until boomerang started airing it for a few years in their holiday line up - as an aside am I the only who misses the Boomerang Christmas party???
I remember watching this episode on the same DVD. I was disappointed that Velma wasn't in it but considering like you I wasn't the biggest fan of her vocal performance around this time, I'm okay with it too.
An episode from quite frankly, my most favourite series of Scooby Doo. I hope one day we get the complete new Scooby Doo mystery series with this one being remastered. We just recently got happy birthday Scooby Doo so that makes two episodes now. Great work keep it up!
Editing to add because I forgot about this episode because of how wack it is, but you can also find ghost of the ancient astronauts on a confirmation DVD I cannot remember the name of it, but the minute I heard the theme song remember flipping my head like what the heck where do you come from type deal as at that point the Nutcracker scoob was the only one, so there has been three with the Nutcracker scoob being the most popular
Classic episode
Please Please do a fully completely Full video on Scooby Doo And The Ledgend of the Vampire before ending doing Movie Reviews for the Scooby Doo What's New Era!
Based on dumb thought crossing my mind around 5 minutes in:
Based on my concrete calculations with a friend, that don't take account inflation and how you would cheaply get all the ingredients from all over time and space but mostly resides in the 90s. If this woman gave the orphanage 9000 cookies it'd come out at a worktime of 4 days assuming it's one person working.
But more importantly and relevant to first half of last sentence, the cost per cookie would be approximately 24 cents. And more importantly the total cost would be at 2168.18 dollars, which meant if they sold the orphanage they could pay for 18000 cookies which I feel a child would go for rather than help solve a mystery.
Worst case scenario we are dumb in terms of calculations which would be sad since our education system should have led us to be able to solve this more important mystery.
No I'll not share the full extent of these calculations because we did them without writing down much and it took an hour and idk why we did it.
Below are notes I took as if that'll help anyone:
9000 / 18 (total amount divided by cookies made per recipe)
500 (total amount of times u have to redo recipe)
2.26796185 (something with conversion)
6 flour
2 carbonat
10 cents - sugar
99 cents - egg
87 cents - smör
1 dollar - flour
1.71 dollar - salt
1,21 dollar - choklad (3025 dollar)
58 cents - carbonat
6 dollar
1,16 dollar
495 dollar
55 dollar
87 dollar
400 dollar
39.93 dollar
Edit: we failed to account for the magical gingerbread men jumping out of the oven and could've been used as extra workers.
I do like the The new Scooby Doo series but I do think it’s a little bit too cartoony
I recently rewatched this episode via the 2002 vhs release of Scooby-Doo winter wonderdog also I love how everyone is hear except for velma witch I used to think that she was in this episode
But she wasn't even as a kid I never noticed it until now
Don't get me wrong, Halloween and Thanksgiving are great Holidays, but Christmas is also a groovy Holiday, too
I mean really that angel robe should be her nightgown
I love your videos so much keep up the good work Man
Christmas isn't complete until I watch Nutcracker Scoob. Glad I had enough sense to record it last time it was on TV like 6years ago. Still on my DVR
When’s the next video also I love this episode and will you be doing a other Christmas video
Not sure when the next will be but hopefully January. There are a couple of bigger videos I've started writing earlier this year that have been planned for a while, so hopefully next year will get to be full of more of those in addition to the more brisk ones.
@@Scoobytopia cool I hope you do more Scooby doo where are you ones or maybe a tier list of the best episodes of Each Scooby doo where are you season that would get a lot of people watching.
I'm surprised this series isn't well beloved, it was one of my faves as a kid (I think eps were free on the CN website for a bit, which is how I watched it)
I am right there with you. We just recently got another episode released from this series happy birthday Scooby Doo on the 50th anniversary disc. (Quite frankly, one of the only got episodes on that complication DVD) which now makes two I am hoping one day they remaster and release the new Scooby Doo mysteries as they’re just as iconic as the rest of the series we got the 13 ghost of Scooby Doo, so why not this one
Happy Holidays to you, too
I remember watching this on the CN app, I was wondering where the heck Velma was.
I think this was the Christmas she spent fighting aliens with the space marines. : )
I don’t remember very well but I think I watched this on Winter Wonderdog but I only got to watch it once. Even then it was such a long time ago I’d say I was about 4 or 5
I saw this one as a kid. I remember my brothers and I guessed who the ghost was when we realized the ghost had a woman's voice.
Nah, I know Tom Ruegger from Animaniacs
yes i forgot all about this ep until this vid now my childhood memory are rushing back
I remember this episode from the "Winter Wonderland" DVD and VHS. I was introduced to the film "A Christmas Story" because of a clip from a commercial that was at the beginning of the VHS version.
🔍🎄🔎
I grew up watching this in the VHS compilation in Scooby-doo Winter Wonderdog
Scoobytopia. Please can you do the red skull
Keep em coming! You're making supreme content!
Scoobytopia. Please can you do the red skull?
Please review the Scooby Doo PC games.
A staple of my childhood during christmas
What about that one episode of What’s New Scooby Doo with the Headless Snowman?
Will probably do it next Christmas time and get into the special version with the Scooby plush toy included that I had 🤭
I absolutely loved this when I was a kid, I don't remember how I watched it, but I remember watching it every December as a kid. I remember being a kid waking up early and watching it in the morning while outside was covered in white snow. I completely forgotten it had existed up until a few years ago when I got recommended a clip from TH-cam and all the memories flooded back. This is a Christmas Classic, and one of the few Christmas themed episodes in the Scooby Doo franchise.
2 episodes on VHS for 12.99 😢😢😢
Another great video my friend!
I love the Pearl reference! Another great video, keep it up ! :3
I watch this every year on Christmas Eve
I had the winter wonder dog vhs as a kid ❤
I watched the Nutcracker Scooby episode on my Winter Wonderdog DVD and my 13 Spooky Tales: Holiday Chills and Thrills DVD a few days ago starting out my Christmas shows and movie marathon. I give the episode a 9.8/10.
Jesus Christ, that Pearl clip caught me by surprise!
Yo I remember my parents buying that at the store when I was a kid dang.
great video i loved the nutcrackerscoob episode. when it came to the emerald, i just figured the children's home got to keep it, since nickleby, was maybe ashamed of his actions and just let them keep it. enjoy your holiday and looking forward to your next video
I had a VHS tape my dad taped off of TV airing of this show and I had Nutcracker Scoob on regularly as a kid during the holidays. I sometimes still quote the Ghost of Christmas Never and Daphne's line of "come on chickens, let's go scratch for clues" is stuck in my brain for some reason. Also an aside, I never really hated Scrappy. As a kid I loved him
I've seen this episode many times and I still think it's funny that Velma isn't in this episode at all
Keep up the great work !
10:44 yeah because she wasn’t really harming anyone other than intimidating because I didn’t get the motive about it would be Christmas everyday it was a little vague, I guess you heard or seen this TH-cam channel called Joe goes over and his video on the crimes of Scooby Doo, I remember having this episode on video with 2 more episodes where one is the Caveman episode and the other being Shaggy,Scooby and Scrappy being chased by a monster that broke out of a block of ice and it looks like Dingodile from Crash Bandicoot with fangs of a Sabretooth
I never know why they never brought in Velma in this episode because it never felt the same without her and Fred being around and I was wondering if you could do the Red Skull episode and we need to talk about Kevin Conroy, also it’s my birthday today.
Happy birthday! I actually haven't seen that video, I avoid watching most other Scooby content at all costs to not influence anything I do. The Red Skull episode is definitely some thing I can pop in my radar for a future video! As for Kevin Conroy, I do plan on giving him a farewell spotlight in my comprehensive video about the history of Scooby Doo and Batman in comics, TV and film next year. It's just a long video to create, so it's been in the works for a while, including unfortunately before we lost him.
@@Scoobytopia and speaking of Batman I think I remember him for the first time in the video type where he cross over with Scooby Doo and that’s how I know him, Robin, Joker and Penguin
It’s so funny that i only ever saw this episode in Spanish since i was gifted the VHS version of Winter Wonderdog, so hearing it in English is such a trip 😭
Now that I’ve played Borderlands 2, Tiny Tina means a drastically different character lmao
One of my scooby doo vhs were winter wonder dog so I watched this episode a lot even when it wasn’t Christmas
I probably watched winter wonderdog any time except for Christmas with how much I used it
@@Scoobytopia LOL yeah i watched it on every roadtrip
Though I was really young and didn't understand it at the time, Minette was my first cartoon crush.
I watch this episode every christmas even though it's not very good. But I have nostalgia for it after watching it as a kid in the 90s.
Would love to hear you talk about another Scooby Xmas special this year too!
It's kind of weird how this era just axed Velma and Fred unceremoniously, but Scrappy was supposed to fill in as the smart one and the brave one so it would've redundant, I suppose. As for Daphne, I think she was just a favorite of fans or maybe whoever was in charge just wanted to ensure they kept the hot one of the group? Regardless, it was good for her character to see her in more of a leadership role than in the initial series.
I remembered the wire-act and the fairy-ballerina costumes, and I remember loving Tiny-Tina's cat rescue (same, kid, can't leave a cat scared and alone) but little else about this episode - glad to be reminded what episode those scenes were from. I was clearly the right age to enjoy this series when i saw it.
Honestly, skiing in a full-winged angel costume is pretty badass - Daphne being in charge was also a nice thing to happen for this series.
Please Please Please also do some A Pup Named Scooby Doo Movie Video's for 2023 and also to as well also too Scooby Doo Dynomunt Power Hour DVD or episodes Reviews as well too as The New Scooby Doo Mysteries!
I watched this episode yesterday! I love your channel
Happy New Year!
I had a vhs for just this episode and it’s such a massive Christmas tradition in my house
Long ago this episode was the only Christmas episode for Scooby doo until what new scooby doo Christmas special, also my favorite scooby doo Christmas is be cool scooby doo episode with the pterodactyl.
Great video! Happy holidays!
Happy holidays. 😊
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I had the winter wonderdog DVD as a kid as well! Wonder if I still have it...
Angel costume yeah that’s right Daphne there’s another exacting connection for you
I can remember watching/owning this when I was young
Hey mate we're the same age. I am born in 1986 as well. Cool.
I watch During Christmas
I had and my parents might still have winter wonderdog
The cops in scooby doo don't mess around when it comes to arrests
Wonderful video! Loved it!
Winter wonderdog vhs is also how I watched this episode
Yep, still own this VCR somewhere!
I've got one of the rare DVD copies of this.
I remember nutcracker scoob
Have a great Christmas 🎉💜
Just discovered your channel yesterday (specifically your 3 80s Scooby films video). Thanks for doing Scooby videos. I am 96 born as well, so your insights are right up my alley. While New Scoob Mysteries is obscure (I only in the past couple of years realized how “for the time” the opening is), I confess that the one series I have seen even less of is 13 Ghosts.
I remember this one
Love this episode
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Ok
I guess I am in the minority as I actually didn't remember when I watched it