Velma saying "what a ham" for me is absolutely one of her most used catchphrases at least for my experience with scooby doo, she would always say it to scooby after they finished a mission and he did something embarrassing/cute
“A night of fright is no delight” is my favorite Scooby-Doo episode of all time. It’s so spooky that to this day adult me is still a bit scared, the setting is great, and yes laugh tracks all the way!
That jabber jaw song in the background of the section about Scooby Doo knock offs gets stuck in my head every time I listen to the instrumental bridge of all the small things by blink 182
Re: Scooby Snacks Though it wad a recent epiphany, I now suspect Scooby Snacks, to cover all the bases, ought to be like some sort of multiflavored Chicken-in-a-Biscuit treat.
I absolutely loved the overarching story in Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated. Lots of people didn't like the art style, but I got used to it very quickly. The cinematography made everything feel so much more dynamic where most of the old shows, though I love them, feel like they are stuck in a 2 dimensional plane. I really wish that they would do the whole narrative bigger story thing again, and utilize more interesting perspectives. Mystery Incorporated made the gang feel real, and I want more of that.
Bruh how could you forget the frozen caveman that has my favourite original song ever ‘seven days a week now’ that episode is very underrated imo and the puppet theater one is absolutely terrifying
Scooby Doo is legendary! It got so many incarnations over the years: 1. Scooby Doo Where Are You 2. The New Scooby Doo Movies 3. The Scooby Doo Show 4. The Scooby & Scrappy Show 5. The New Scooby Doo Mysteries 6. 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo 7. A Pup Named Scooby Doo 8. Shaggy & Scooby Doo Get a Clue 9. What's New Scooby Doo 10. Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated 11. Be Cool Scooby Doo 12. Scooby Doo Guess Who
My mom and boyfriend always complains about the laugh track but I didn’t mind it. I definitely will always honor the original episodes as my favorite because they are what got me hooked on Scooby to this day
Can I just say what an amazing niche your channel has captured? You won’t find anything else on TH-cam that scratches that early-2000’s nostalgia itch.
My favorite is the original series, but also Mystery Incorporated. Sooo good. It actually had an over-arching mystery and explained a lot of things like why the town was so mysterious and the fact that there had been several Mystery Inc.s before them. I also like that it acknowledged that most of the other incarnations of the series had happened.
In The Scooby-Doo Project, they show real life Scooby snacks. I don’t know the details, but I would describe them as brown cylinder-shaped treats with rectangular indents in the middle.
Also I love how you pointed out the good side of the bad animation....this show is what showed me how I could learn to draw and make my own animations. I learned alot about keeping static keyframes and only moving small parts on a model to create the illusion of more complex animation. This is how all modern animation is made, except the computers hide the seams, dust and paint marks. Modern animation looks a lot more difficult to make than it actually is.
0:08 - 0:10 I remember that episode of Scooby Doo. That's Jerry Reed playing for them. And when he's done, shaggy and Scooby start singing his song WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOUR HOT.
Jerry Reed was a true American musical hero! Even Elvis recorded his song “Guitar Man” and got Jerry to play on the track because nobody else could play guitar like Jerry Reed.
I always imagined Scooby Snacks having a specific taste and texture/consistency but its definitely hard to nail down how I would even describe my own personal version of it. I can say that I pictured them as more savory than sweet, whereas most people seem to lean towards cookie style snacks (which is understandable, but I guess I always figured dog/cat treats and food try to replicate the animals natural diet of meat, and would therefor be more along those lines) I also just don't have much of a sweet tooth, which lends to my bias. Anyways, glad I found your channel and I'm loving these Scooby vids! Back to binging the playlist lol
Scooby having a feud or rivalry with som local animal is actually a trope revisited a few times in later iterations. They've usually become friends by the end of the story. I think we tend to forget this is a recurring trope because the franchise itself never makes any self-referential joke addressing it like they've done with all the other typical Scooby-Doo tropes.
I remember watching Scooby Doo: Where Are You? all the time as a child. Even now it has become a show that I can put on and listen to while working on other projects. I think the formulaic nature allows for that. It was such an interesting piece of media, that it surprises me to this day that The Gang remains relevant cultural icons. There have been so many different interpretations of the original show, that seeing how each iteration is different from the last really shows how each generation views the genre of children's media. Something like "A Pup Named Scooby Doo" could only really exist in the late 80s, early 90s because shows how the children's entertainment was really finding their niche in the television world. And "Mystery Incorporated" could only exist nowadays because children's media is no longer about cookie-cutter good and bad guys. Adults want more "realistic" characters, so children's media follows suit. Also, the puppet episode of Scooby Doo: Where Are You? still gives me the creeps to this day. Something about the setting and the villain is just very unsettling to watch.
The original run and the seventies era "New Movies" are the best it ever was. It went up and down for quality between THOSE, but in a way that actually ADDS to it's cool factor-- somebody wanted to give this one character a throwaway moment, or an artist misunderstood an idea and colored something wrong-- you can see the actual paintwork on the backgrounds. Yeah, for it's time this is what actually made it LOWER quality-- but then we get around to now when actual human workmanship isn't even allowed to be present in what little we DO still actually make and do-- and suddenly seeing it here means... well, almost everything.
Referring to the deleted or edited scenes: I remember watching these full episodes at 4am on boomerang (born in 2000) during the 2012-2017 era of that helps
I remember mostly watching the original series as reruns at like, 11 pm when I would go down and stay at my grandparent's house. We didn't have Cartoon Network where I lived at the time, so my exposure to it was not very regular. What I recall was that the monster designs were creative, and that the painted backdrops were often well done. Also, Batman. Some time in my teens I recall asking my parents about it, since they were teens when it came out and my mother was like 'oh yeah, stoner television.'
Me and a friend sat down and watched the original series and what a sitting it was... Man it holds up today... I had a really great time watching it and seeing the origins of the OG villain's
When I was a kid, we gave my dog treats literally called scooby snacks, they came in boxes like in the show. I tried one because I loved scooby doo, it tasted like meat. I think they came in cheeseburger flavor, bacon flavor, and chicken sandwich flavor. They were extremely difficult to chew, because they were designed to be munched on by a dog and not a human.
Got to know Scooby Doo through re-runs too, thankfully my first was "Scooby Doo Where Are You?". I forgot how cute Velma's voice was, also seeing the old show made me realised how much she has evolved from a quirky nerd to a neurotic encyclopedia. Fred has turned into Gadgets and Traps meister. Daphne's one defining trait in mystery incorporated seems to be "In love with Fred", though she didn't really have much a personality in most iterations. I get why they did it but I've never really been a fan of the movies always doing "Monsters are actually real this time". even though I still do enjoy the movies.
I was a huge scooby doo fan as a kid and had a little trivia book that had a lot of facts about the characters and episodes I got from a school book fair once. I liked What's New Scooby Doo and how it modernized Scooby Doo for its time. They used popular pop punk for the chase scenes and Simple Plan sang the theme song! #mailbag
Seeing the old animation in Where are You and New Scooby-Doo Movies is rough. I forgot how janky these cartoons were, especially when Batmite in Batman: Brave and the Bold pointed out the "no punching" rule that applied to the New Scooby-Doo movies' episode of Batman and Robin.
Personally, I always preferred the Old Fred. Fred sometimes embodied the best of the group with good lines, and had funny slapstick that happened to him. He could be kinda sassy, and played the straight man to Shaggy and Scooby most of the times. Comparing Daphne to Fred is unfair to say the least, Daphne in some episodes says nothing of great importance, and almost never does anything. Fred at least finds Clues, and can solve mysteries at points where Velma hasn’t yet. My favorite Fred line is probably when the Dognapper told the kids that they should’ve stayed away, and that they were not involved in this. Fred says this “Catching dognappers is our business, Scooby Doo is a dog and we love him very much.” Honestly, I hate these new renditions of Fred where he’s some giant goofball, a selfish leader, or sometimes a trap addicted fool who is played up for laughs. If everyone is goofy in a TV Show, then nobody is, it just becomes the norm of the confines of the show. I think Fred Jones represented the best out of the Scooby gang, there most integral character, and if the show did not have Fred, then it would have felt a lot more emptier. TL;DR Fred is the best member of the Scooby Gang, and his Where Are You? incarnation is the best use of his character. People calling him boring don’t understand that you need a straight man at times for the jokes, and that Fred actually has some of the more “heartwarming moments” of the original series. Hell, I’d say that Fred feels the most connected with each member of the cast (maybe sans Shaggy), and without Fred the group would have felt like a group of strangers at times.
Ugh can’t wait for the Mystery Incorporated video. That series is just so good, despite the fact that I NEED MORE, I’m still happy with the way it ended
A grate Dane can run 35 miles per hour, and since shaggy can run just as fast it means that he is actually the fastest person in the world beating Bolt’s 32 mph top speed. Shaggy is the most under rated athlete of all time.
So there's an episode where after they catch the villian, shaggy and Fred go into an attic due to a chopping sound, to find a man, covered in a white blanket chopping at the wall or some shit. Fred literally walks in, whistles as loud as he can, then says to shaggy, "HE SPOTTED US!" The fuck did he think was gonna happen?
Please,i am begging you to also do this with the 13 ghost of Scooby doo! That one is a classic,with real monsters, + Vincent Price a Horror icon!!! And the new Scooby Doo movies(the one with celebrity's and Batman). 😀
There's also the fact that the show that "inspired" Scooby Doo, The Archies ""coincidentally"" released a song called "Feelin' So Good (S.K.O.O.B.Y. D.O.O.) " where they say the line "skooby doo" over and over and over again just a year before Scooby Doo came out... so maybe that whole thing about Frank Sinatra was them covering their tracks?
Right before CN, it was first reran in syndication during its rotation during the 1980’s when it was on WPIX-TV (channel 11) with two spin-off shows. The distribution was DFS Program Exchange according to the print ad from the 1980’s where “Scooby-Doo” went to syndication for reruns.
I remember my family having a handful of Scooby-Doo episodes on a VHS. Saying “What a ham” has kinda become an inside joke in our house. I’m glad someone has acknowledged the quote’s existence.
Honestly my fave thing about this was the baking segment. Baking is one of my fave things to do, so seeing that you are capable of it, and even have proper mixers and stuff for it was very endearing. I don't think I've seen any hint of that skill in other videos and would honestly watch you recreate other iconic treats.
I wasn't prepared to see David Lynch's Rabbits on a Scooby-Doo video. Not even a bit! What are you doing, sir? Btw, great video! And the fact that I'm watching this in Lynch's birthday makes it even better!
Mailbag I am so excited for you to watch Mystery Incorporated. Its a great new take on Scooby. I found the separate episodes eerie when it tried to be, and I loved the overarching plot of the show. Its also a show that ended when it should have ended instead of going on and on, getting staler as it went.
It's 3:07am and I'm some stoned 30 year old dude so nobody's reading this or cares, but that sound he uses in his videos to censor himself (19:00) is what I had set on Trillian for whenever I would receive IMs and it's bringing back way too many memories I nearly forgot about from the 2000s. What a trip. Thank you for that.
nothing wrong with that. even if ya dont like all the episodes of an anime or or few in a season of a tv show you dont ignore the boxset you like : ) . . i grew up on them even after growing up on them so i get it and the point made. and i say dont recommend them. but show some good ones and just dont stop anybody that wants to watch more even if it's not as good as what they've seen already. but maybe i'm weird.
@@wugglesx Understandable. I thought New Batman Adventures was weak compared to Batman the Animated Series but I still love the show enough I would gladly own the whole series with Batman Beyond.
I remember the scooby snack getting released way back in the 2000s. Back when GameStop was popular, they offered game centric foods and items and one was the scooby snack. I remember it being an dog treat but they could be safely consumed by humans, at the expense of your digestive system... I like your recipe :)
My two favorite jokes are from the second episode Hassle in the Castle! "Like whoa, which way did they go?" *skull on the wall* "They went that-a-way." "Like, thanks man." "'s alright." And not even ten seconds later the end of the sandwich bit. "Wouldn't you know it needs some mustard." *mustard jar appears* "This has gotta be my imagination otherwise I'd be scared stiff! Now maybe my imagination can like...cut it in half?" *axe swings down* *screams and runs off but returns to get sandwich bits*
My favorite fact about Scooby’s design is that Takamoto went to a dog show judge and asked him what are some traits of blue-ribbon Great Danes. The judge gave him some traits, and then Takamoto designed Scooby to have the exact opposite of those traits. Also, Billiam actually looks pretty sharp in that outfit
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island fucked me up so bad as a kid that I couldn't sleep in my own bedroom until my dad put up actual wood sliding doors on my closet because before that, there was just one of those string-bead-screen things in its place and at night when it was dark, to me, the entire closet looked JUST like the swamp and vines and I would be awake all night staring at it, absolutely terrified, waiting for those god damned zombie pirates to emerge.. Anyways great video!! Had a great time revisiting old memories :)
I didnt realize what a night for a knight was the first ever episode! As a kid my grandparents only had a few episodes on videotape, and that was one. Its funny to think that someone born in the late 90's was introduced to scooby doo through the 60's version. This is pure nostalgia
Full fact, in a scooby doo cassette I own the lyric packet has an "official" Hanna Barbara Scooby snack recipe. Made it with my mother back in the day and it was near literal nilla wafer.
My favourite Scooby and Shaggy moment is in the episode with the spooky space kook when they’re trapped in a room with them and the run out the window to grab a key and jumped back into the room to unlock the door and get away.. I hope I worded that right.
Can you do a mini-episode on the Johnny Bravo episode where he us just part of a Scooby doo episode. It has really good "early cartoon network" vibes. #mailbag
I remember seeing these episodes on boomerang when I was little. I loved this version, it was replayed a lot in Australia as one of the Hanna Barbera studies was up in Sydney. From re-watching the episodes I didn't find a lot of sense i didn't remember, maybe I have not as clear of a memory the I thought, or maybe there was just less editing in Australian version of the show. There are still re-runs of this version of the show on Boomerang, but its often really late a night/early in the morning.
If “Scooby Snacks” are a dog treat that humans like, you may want to experiment with peanut butter the next time around. If my memory is correct, you can make homemade doggie treats out of PB that’s edible for humans. #ScoobySnacks
I used to watch Aloha Scooby Doo on a constant basis when my dad used to work at a model train hobby shop. Times were so simple back then. Its amazing how quickly things change, it hard to think that was only 10 years ago. I'm only 19 and I already miss those days.
I liked that you brought attention to how Shaggy and Scooby had different personality quirks in the original show. I really think Shaggy in particular was a more interesting character who has become flanderised over the years. In the original show, Shaggy had this grounded side and he often scolded Scooby for getting scared or silly. Nowadays he's either cowardly or goofy, nothing in between.
Mailbag. What’s new Scooby doo is my favorite Scooby doo series. Not because it was the best but because it the one that was around when I was a kid. I love how there are recurring characters that aren’t in every episode, and would love to see some return in future movies. I also love the intro.
Daphne’s 16?? AND VELMA IS 15?!! God, I’ve been living a lie for my whole life; I thought they were all 18 since they can just do whatever with no parental supervision...
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Velma saying "what a ham" for me is absolutely one of her most used catchphrases at least for my experience with scooby doo, she would always say it to scooby after they finished a mission and he did something embarrassing/cute
I loved that my mom watched Scooby Doo as a kid and so did we. She enjoyed it all over again as we experienced it for the first time.
"You guys are playing checkers, and I'm playing...better checkers." I'm gonna have to use that one 😂
“A night of fright is no delight” is my favorite Scooby-Doo episode of all time. It’s so spooky that to this day adult me is still a bit scared, the setting is great, and yes laugh tracks all the way!
That jabber jaw song in the background of the section about Scooby Doo knock offs gets stuck in my head every time I listen to the instrumental bridge of all the small things by blink 182
I love how I own every episode of Scooby Doo Where are you episode from every season. I love how beautiful the show really is.
Re: Scooby Snacks
Though it wad a recent epiphany, I now suspect Scooby Snacks, to cover all the bases, ought to be like some sort of multiflavored Chicken-in-a-Biscuit treat.
Fun fact, there are recipies on the DVD for Scooby Doo's Original Mysteries, one of which is for Scooby Snacks.
I absolutely loved the overarching story in Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated. Lots of people didn't like the art style, but I got used to it very quickly. The cinematography made everything feel so much more dynamic where most of the old shows, though I love them, feel like they are stuck in a 2 dimensional plane. I really wish that they would do the whole narrative bigger story thing again, and utilize more interesting perspectives. Mystery Incorporated made the gang feel real, and I want more of that.
Bruh how could you forget the frozen caveman that has my favourite original song ever ‘seven days a week now’ that episode is very underrated imo and the puppet theater one is absolutely terrifying
8:52 THANK YOU I mean nobody talks about space kook i mean i love space kook i am so mad they deleted his scene from scooby doo 2 monsters unleashed
I love that in Scooby doo 2 that they use some classic villains
Scooby Doo is legendary! It got so many incarnations over the years:
1. Scooby Doo Where Are You
2. The New Scooby Doo Movies
3. The Scooby Doo Show
4. The Scooby & Scrappy Show
5. The New Scooby Doo Mysteries
6. 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo
7. A Pup Named Scooby Doo
8. Shaggy & Scooby Doo Get a Clue
9. What's New Scooby Doo
10. Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
11. Be Cool Scooby Doo
12. Scooby Doo Guess Who
9:02 I currently have the Space kooks laugh for my message tone for the month of October/ Halloween 🤣
My mom and boyfriend always complains about the laugh track but I didn’t mind it. I definitely will always honor the original episodes as my favorite because they are what got me hooked on Scooby to this day
Can I just say what an amazing niche your channel has captured? You won’t find anything else on TH-cam that scratches that early-2000’s nostalgia itch.
Eddy burbank does some good nostalgic stuff
17:04 “-Who will never break up!” Oof
My favorite is the original series, but also Mystery Incorporated. Sooo good. It actually had an over-arching mystery and explained a lot of things like why the town was so mysterious and the fact that there had been several Mystery Inc.s before them. I also like that it acknowledged that most of the other incarnations of the series had happened.
My source are the vhs tapes we recorded from the 90s. I have every single episode tucked away in a closet, seventies stereotypes and all.
Trap of Love was an iconic song and still slaps to this day. So happy there was more Hex Girls in Mystery Incorporated. #mailbag
Did anyone else get their fear of clowns from that one scooby-doo episode with the hypnotizing clown?
I always thought scooby doo snacks were savory, personally
In The Scooby-Doo Project, they show real life Scooby snacks. I don’t know the details, but I would describe them as brown cylinder-shaped treats with rectangular indents in the middle.
Damn. I always assumed they looked like Mini Cheddars
Also I love how you pointed out the good side of the bad animation....this show is what showed me how I could learn to draw and make my own animations. I learned alot about keeping static keyframes and only moving small parts on a model to create the illusion of more complex animation. This is how all modern animation is made, except the computers hide the seams, dust and paint marks. Modern animation looks a lot more difficult to make than it actually is.
0:08 - 0:10
I remember that episode of Scooby Doo. That's Jerry Reed playing for them. And when he's done, shaggy and Scooby start singing his song WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOUR HOT.
Jerry Reed was a true American musical hero! Even Elvis recorded his song “Guitar Man” and got Jerry to play on the track because nobody else could play guitar like Jerry Reed.
I always imagined Scooby Snacks having a specific taste and texture/consistency but its definitely hard to nail down how I would even describe my own personal version of it. I can say that I pictured them as more savory than sweet, whereas most people seem to lean towards cookie style snacks (which is understandable, but I guess I always figured dog/cat treats and food try to replicate the animals natural diet of meat, and would therefor be more along those lines) I also just don't have much of a sweet tooth, which lends to my bias. Anyways, glad I found your channel and I'm loving these Scooby vids! Back to binging the playlist lol
Scooby having a feud or rivalry with som local animal is actually a trope revisited a few times in later iterations. They've usually become friends by the end of the story. I think we tend to forget this is a recurring trope because the franchise itself never makes any self-referential joke addressing it like they've done with all the other typical Scooby-Doo tropes.
I remember watching Scooby Doo: Where Are You? all the time as a child. Even now it has become a show that I can put on and listen to while working on other projects. I think the formulaic nature allows for that. It was such an interesting piece of media, that it surprises me to this day that The Gang remains relevant cultural icons. There have been so many different interpretations of the original show, that seeing how each iteration is different from the last really shows how each generation views the genre of children's media. Something like "A Pup Named Scooby Doo" could only really exist in the late 80s, early 90s because shows how the children's entertainment was really finding their niche in the television world. And "Mystery Incorporated" could only exist nowadays because children's media is no longer about cookie-cutter good and bad guys. Adults want more "realistic" characters, so children's media follows suit.
Also, the puppet episode of Scooby Doo: Where Are You? still gives me the creeps to this day. Something about the setting and the villain is just very unsettling to watch.
The original run and the seventies era "New Movies" are the best it ever was. It went up and down for quality between THOSE, but in a way that actually ADDS to it's cool factor-- somebody wanted to give this one character a throwaway moment, or an artist misunderstood an idea and colored something wrong-- you can see the actual paintwork on the backgrounds. Yeah, for it's time this is what actually made it LOWER quality-- but then we get around to now when actual human workmanship isn't even allowed to be present in what little we DO still actually make and do-- and suddenly seeing it here means... well, almost everything.
7:07 hey! It’s the caveman! I don’t know if he’s the sheriff, but his new show PRIMAL kicks butt!
See: Scooby Doo YTP
i looked away for a few seconds before the Babish joke played and for a few seconds I legitimately thought i accidentally switched 2 a Babish video😭
I never knew their ages before.
12:22 I think the reason for that is: All of the monsters...end up being fake (until the movies decided to introduce real ones).
20:33 I like that JoJo reference that’s getting a like and this video is being added to my favorites list
Referring to the deleted or edited scenes: I remember watching these full episodes at 4am on boomerang (born in 2000) during the 2012-2017 era of that helps
I remember watching some of them on boomberang during the day time in the same era.
I remember mostly watching the original series as reruns at like, 11 pm when I would go down and stay at my grandparent's house. We didn't have Cartoon Network where I lived at the time, so my exposure to it was not very regular. What I recall was that the monster designs were creative, and that the painted backdrops were often well done. Also, Batman. Some time in my teens I recall asking my parents about it, since they were teens when it came out and my mother was like 'oh yeah, stoner television.'
Me and a friend sat down and watched the original series and what a sitting it was... Man it holds up today... I had a really great time watching it and seeing the origins of the OG villain's
When I was a kid, we gave my dog treats literally called scooby snacks, they came in boxes like in the show. I tried one because I loved scooby doo, it tasted like meat. I think they came in cheeseburger flavor, bacon flavor, and chicken sandwich flavor. They were extremely difficult to chew, because they were designed to be munched on by a dog and not a human.
5:01 "this machine kills facists"
Wow, I dont remember that part in the show
Honestly as a child this show and the hardy boys mystery books is what got me fascinated with mysteries as a whole
this Fred cosplay is doing something to me I wasn't expecting
Got to know Scooby Doo through re-runs too, thankfully my first was "Scooby Doo Where Are You?". I forgot how cute Velma's voice was, also seeing the old show made me realised how much she has evolved from a quirky nerd to a neurotic encyclopedia. Fred has turned into Gadgets and Traps meister. Daphne's one defining trait in mystery incorporated seems to be "In love with Fred", though she didn't really have much a personality in most iterations. I get why they did it but I've never really been a fan of the movies always doing "Monsters are actually real this time". even though I still do enjoy the movies.
1:34 I didn't know you could have that many bubles
I was a huge scooby doo fan as a kid and had a little trivia book that had a lot of facts about the characters and episodes I got from a school book fair once. I liked What's New Scooby Doo and how it modernized Scooby Doo for its time. They used popular pop punk for the chase scenes and Simple Plan sang the theme song! #mailbag
Growing up in Canada my gransparents always had actually Scooby Snack in a box which was for dogs
Can't wait for the "What's new scooby doo" review so we can jam out to the theme song.
Seeing the old animation in Where are You and New Scooby-Doo Movies is rough. I forgot how janky these cartoons were, especially when Batmite in Batman: Brave and the Bold pointed out the "no punching" rule that applied to the New Scooby-Doo movies' episode of Batman and Robin.
MYSTERY INCORPORATED IS THE BEST!
Billiam: "Velma's the Big F***King nerd"
"Um harsh?"
Personally, I always preferred the Old Fred. Fred sometimes embodied the best of the group with good lines, and had funny slapstick that happened to him. He could be kinda sassy, and played the straight man to Shaggy and Scooby most of the times.
Comparing Daphne to Fred is unfair to say the least, Daphne in some episodes says nothing of great importance, and almost never does anything. Fred at least finds Clues, and can solve mysteries at points where Velma hasn’t yet.
My favorite Fred line is probably when the Dognapper told the kids that they should’ve stayed away, and that they were not involved in this.
Fred says this “Catching dognappers is our business, Scooby Doo is a dog and we love him very much.”
Honestly, I hate these new renditions of Fred where he’s some giant goofball, a selfish leader, or sometimes a trap addicted fool who is played up for laughs. If everyone is goofy in a TV Show, then nobody is, it just becomes the norm of the confines of the show. I think Fred Jones represented the best out of the Scooby gang, there most integral character, and if the show did not have Fred, then it would have felt a lot more emptier.
TL;DR Fred is the best member of the Scooby Gang, and his Where Are You? incarnation is the best use of his character. People calling him boring don’t understand that you need a straight man at times for the jokes, and that Fred actually has some of the more “heartwarming moments” of the original series. Hell, I’d say that Fred feels the most connected with each member of the cast (maybe sans Shaggy), and without Fred the group would have felt like a group of strangers at times.
Ugh can’t wait for the Mystery Incorporated video. That series is just so good, despite the fact that I NEED MORE, I’m still happy with the way it ended
A grate Dane can run 35 miles per hour, and since shaggy can run just as fast it means that he is actually the fastest person in the world beating Bolt’s 32 mph top speed. Shaggy is the most under rated athlete of all time.
So there's an episode where after they catch the villian, shaggy and Fred go into an attic due to a chopping sound, to find a man, covered in a white blanket chopping at the wall or some shit.
Fred literally walks in, whistles as loud as he can, then says to shaggy, "HE SPOTTED US!"
The fuck did he think was gonna happen?
I discovered my body while sick from middle-school and watching Scooby Doo.
what
yeah really what
XD
Bruh
TMI
Not going to lie. That actually looks like it could easily be a new Fred design.
Please,i am begging you to also do this with the 13 ghost of Scooby doo! That one is a classic,with real monsters, + Vincent Price a Horror icon!!! And the new Scooby Doo movies(the one with celebrity's and Batman). 😀
The binging with babish parady was peak
Got to be honest one of the greatest Hanna-Barbera cartoons was the Pink Panther. A completely silent cartoon for the most part and yet funny as hell
8:55 Nice job with the double entendre, I'm getting giggly as I was watching this video. I'm definitely watching this today at work, thanks Billiam!!
Theres a recipe for scooby snacks on one of the early DVD releases of the show, I remember making it and being disappointed
There's also the fact that the show that "inspired" Scooby Doo, The Archies ""coincidentally"" released a song called "Feelin' So Good (S.K.O.O.B.Y. D.O.O.) " where they say the line "skooby doo" over and over and over again just a year before Scooby Doo came out... so maybe that whole thing about Frank Sinatra was them covering their tracks?
When I was a kid I had a crush on Daphnee, but as an adult I know Velma is nerdy in the streets and jinkies in the sheets.
16:15 That episode and scene was played many times on Cartoon Network in the 90s/early 2000s. I remember it quite vividly as a kid.
Right before CN, it was first reran in syndication during its rotation during the 1980’s when it was on WPIX-TV (channel 11) with two spin-off shows. The distribution was DFS Program Exchange according to the print ad from the 1980’s where “Scooby-Doo” went to syndication for reruns.
Remember in the live action movie when the hippy weed girl ate Scooby snacks because they’re vegan? Or did I dream that
I used to watch these episodes in my Grandma house every time I went on holiday so I can usually quote each episode. The nostalgia just radiates
And that music just screams memories
I Love What’s New,Scooby-Doo?,&,Scoobynatural
I remember my family having a handful of Scooby-Doo episodes on a VHS. Saying “What a ham” has kinda become an inside joke in our house. I’m glad someone has acknowledged the quote’s existence.
"Listening to my favorite band who will never break up"
Honestly my fave thing about this was the baking segment. Baking is one of my fave things to do, so seeing that you are capable of it, and even have proper mixers and stuff for it was very endearing. I don't think I've seen any hint of that skill in other videos and would honestly watch you recreate other iconic treats.
Could you review “What’s new Scooby Doo?!”
Dude I’m binge listening to your vids at work so hard right now lol. Good stuff, I love these kinds of videos
"Nice Ascot"
I wasn't prepared to see David Lynch's Rabbits on a Scooby-Doo video. Not even a bit! What are you doing, sir?
Btw, great video! And the fact that I'm watching this in Lynch's birthday makes it even better!
Billiam is my crush for a reason. Love your work man
"I love it! And scrappy. Fight me!"
*Square up, guy.*
Just came from a takking 101 scooby stream lmao
Same lol
THANK YOU!
man, I so appreciate this video. Truly one of my favourite shows.
Mailbag
I am so excited for you to watch Mystery Incorporated. Its a great new take on Scooby. I found the separate episodes eerie when it tried to be, and I loved the overarching plot of the show. Its also a show that ended when it should have ended instead of going on and on, getting staler as it went.
I found ur content like last week nd I've almost burned through all of it... love what you're doing dude
Dracula: "Know my true form and despair!"
Velma: "You stop that!"
"Ah, sarcasm."
Dracula: What is a man!? *Throws wine glass * A miserable li-
Velma: You stop that!
It's 3:07am and I'm some stoned 30 year old dude so nobody's reading this or cares, but that sound he uses in his videos to censor himself (19:00) is what I had set on Trillian for whenever I would receive IMs and it's bringing back way too many memories I nearly forgot about from the 2000s. What a trip. Thank you for that.
“I don’t recommend watching all 42 original episodes.” and here I am with my complete series box set that looks like the mystery machine.
yassss queen slay
nothing wrong with that. even if ya dont like all the episodes of an anime or or few in a season of a tv show you dont ignore the boxset you like : ) . . i grew up on them even after growing up on them so i get it and the point made. and i say dont recommend them. but show some good ones and just dont stop anybody that wants to watch more even if it's not as good as what they've seen already. but maybe i'm weird.
I have the Complete set but it's not the mystery machine version.
@@wugglesx Understandable. I thought New Batman Adventures was weak compared to Batman the Animated Series but I still love the show enough I would gladly own the whole series with Batman Beyond.
Lmao yeah my gf has one too it's pretty neat!
I remember the scooby snack getting released way back in the 2000s. Back when GameStop was popular, they offered game centric foods and items and one was the scooby snack. I remember it being an dog treat but they could be safely consumed by humans, at the expense of your digestive system... I like your recipe :)
My two favorite jokes are from the second episode Hassle in the Castle!
"Like whoa, which way did they go?"
*skull on the wall* "They went that-a-way."
"Like, thanks man."
"'s alright."
And not even ten seconds later the end of the sandwich bit.
"Wouldn't you know it needs some mustard."
*mustard jar appears*
"This has gotta be my imagination otherwise I'd be scared stiff! Now maybe my imagination can like...cut it in half?"
*axe swings down*
*screams and runs off but returns to get sandwich bits*
Yessss this was sooo hilarious 😭😭
The "s'all right" gag was also used in some Looney Tunes shorts & The Flintstones. It might be because they have some of the same writers.
I absolutely cried hearing the skull go “s alright”. He’s just chill asf
Billiam has achieved requiem
My favorite fact about Scooby’s design is that Takamoto went to a dog show judge and asked him what are some traits of blue-ribbon Great Danes. The judge gave him some traits, and then Takamoto designed Scooby to have the exact opposite of those traits.
Also, Billiam actually looks pretty sharp in that outfit
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island fucked me up so bad as a kid that I couldn't sleep in my own bedroom until my dad put up actual wood sliding doors on my closet because before that, there was just one of those string-bead-screen things in its place and at night when it was dark, to me, the entire closet looked JUST like the swamp and vines and I would be awake all night staring at it, absolutely terrified, waiting for those god damned zombie pirates to emerge..
Anyways great video!! Had a great time revisiting old memories :)
No one:
Velma: “oh really Scooby? Would you do it for a Scooby-Doo baked Graham Cracker Sticks cinnamon made with whole grain made by Keebler?”
fuck yes
Ruh huh
😂😂😂
Yes
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I didnt realize what a night for a knight was the first ever episode! As a kid my grandparents only had a few episodes on videotape, and that was one. Its funny to think that someone born in the late 90's was introduced to scooby doo through the 60's version. This is pure nostalgia
Vampire: *threatens the gang with a horrible death if they come into his castle*
Velma: You stop that!
LMFAOOOOOO
I'm digging the Fred look
Full fact, in a scooby doo cassette I own the lyric packet has an "official" Hanna Barbara Scooby snack recipe. Made it with my mother back in the day and it was near literal nilla wafer.
Can we have the recipe lol
My favourite Scooby and Shaggy moment is in the episode with the spooky space kook when they’re trapped in a room with them and the run out the window to grab a key and jumped back into the room to unlock the door and get away.. I hope I worded that right.
Can you do a mini-episode on the Johnny Bravo episode where he us just part of a Scooby doo episode.
It has really good "early cartoon network" vibes. #mailbag
My glasses,my glasses,I can't be seen without my glasses!
That was an absolute highlight of Johnny Bravo.
@@DarkEcho32 damnit I was gonna reply that
@David Stinnett
Jinkies!
Jinkies?
(Sexy) Jinkies. 😘
I remember seeing these episodes on boomerang when I was little. I loved this version, it was replayed a lot in Australia as one of the Hanna Barbera studies was up in Sydney. From re-watching the episodes I didn't find a lot of sense i didn't remember, maybe I have not as clear of a memory the I thought, or maybe there was just less editing in Australian version of the show. There are still re-runs of this version of the show on Boomerang, but its often really late a night/early in the morning.
If “Scooby Snacks” are a dog treat that humans like, you may want to experiment with peanut butter the next time around. If my memory is correct, you can make homemade doggie treats out of PB that’s edible for humans. #ScoobySnacks
I've bought a branded "scooby snacks" treat for my dog and it was peanutbutter "chocolate"
I used to watch Aloha Scooby Doo on a constant basis when my dad used to work at a model train hobby shop. Times were so simple back then. Its amazing how quickly things change, it hard to think that was only 10 years ago. I'm only 19 and I already miss those days.
I liked that you brought attention to how Shaggy and Scooby had different personality quirks in the original show. I really think Shaggy in particular was a more interesting character who has become flanderised over the years. In the original show, Shaggy had this grounded side and he often scolded Scooby for getting scared or silly. Nowadays he's either cowardly or goofy, nothing in between.
I agree. I prefer SDWAY Shaggy over the flanderized Shaggy in the later series.
Mailbag. What’s new Scooby doo is my favorite Scooby doo series. Not because it was the best but because it the one that was around when I was a kid. I love how there are recurring characters that aren’t in every episode, and would love to see some return in future movies. I also love the intro.
Daphne’s 16??
AND VELMA IS 15?!!
God, I’ve been living a lie for my whole life; I thought they were all 18 since they can just do whatever with no parental supervision...
The '70s was a different time...