There's a whole other dilemma here too. Carl's whole plan was contingent on the director and Candy believing in a 'Ape-man'. If they never accepted that as a possibility, how long was Carl going to pretend to be this 'Ape-man"? Imagine him trying to terrify Candy and the director just keeps yelling at Carl to knock it off. How long will Carl keep up this façade? He's standing there growling at them and the others are just yelling at Carl to knock if off. (Carl's inside the suit just thinking and sweating "Do I keep this up or do I come clean now and play it off as a bad joke?") Then 10 minutes later, he's in the office getting scolded at by the director. And then he gets fired
@@tfordham13the problem is there were only four people. Candy, the director, a random pa, and Carl. They'd know it's him. Heck they essentially called him out for shaking the bridge. They'd just call the police for reckless endangerment, assault and battery, attempted murder, and destruction of property.
Also gives Carl a LOT more interesting reason to care about not getting a lead role(though since there’s no obvious male or female lead besides him maybe it wouldn’t matter?) cause if he’s the one who drives the plot into porn he’s the one not “getting any” which would I guess in a creepy way make more sense to care about than being a random stunt guy on a movie that looks as bare as can be. Of course no matter what it really does raise questions of why the Scooby gang would even be there if it is an adult movie since daphne’s parents are rich and so are shaggys entire family so it’s not like they probably need to work as long as they can convince even 1 person on any side of 2 families to help them ESPECIALLY if they say “help us or we’re gonna have to become adult actors for money to live.”
I feel like we’re not giving enough credit to Scooby and Shaggy being the episode’s MVPs. Scooby has proven to us that he is the bravest dog ever. Even though he’s not even a real gorilla, most wouldn’t face someone trying to kill you, especially if that person is bigger and stronger than you; yet Scooby defied all expectations by making quick work of the “Ape-Man”, and while cartoon physics were clearly giving him the upper hand, Scooby still had the scooby snacks to punch the “Ape-Man”. And that’s not to mention Shaggy who caught him on camera. This episode is my favorite, not because of the mystery obviously, but because it’s one of the episodes where Shaggy and Scooby play an active role in courageously fighting the monster. They may be cowards, but clearly they are braver than they themselves know..🥰
TBF though there’s no male or female lead we can see other than the woman and I’m sure if you’re going for something like “furry” or “monster” it’s possible for the stunt ape to be the screwer here.
Me neither, but then again, a lot of older horror films seem to casually include rape scenes, so maybe Maxwell was making a horror movie with a rape scene. That still makes the whole “involving the Scooby Gang on set” very uncomfortable, so they should’ve just said no. Like Joe said, let the production shut down..
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Carl's court case must've been a thing of beauty. The ridiculous nature of their crimes means that most Scooby villains would have really interesting trials but this one takes the cake, the thought of lawyers needing to have a serious discussion about Carl leaving a half-eaten hamburger on the floor or locking himself in a trunk is absolutely hilarious. Even Phoenix Wright couldn't get Carl out of this one.
Oh my god, yes! Can you just imagine what the EXHIBIT PAGES would look like? "Your Honor, the People hereby submit Exhibit H, a frozen caveman suit." Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@JoeGoesOver, and that’s not mentioning characters like “Nathanial” who couldn’t even a competent enough henchman to escape bodily injury, or “Charlene” who almost got so many innocent people(Arlene and the gang respectively) killed by a lynch mob of homicidal maniacs just to inherit a fortune by dressing up as a witch. The fear factor in those cases should be cleared up and no doubt put a lot of taxes into putting those guys in prison for life..
I would argue that “Charlene” Wilcox from To Switch A Witch is far worse because her stupid plan relied on the bloodthirst of a stupid superstitious flash mob that is literally a representation of what getting cancelled on Twitter feels like. Not to mention, while Carl’s defeat was stupid, an argument could be made that at least he put up a fight, whereas “Charlene” literally walked into an obvious trap and didn’t even try to escape. Carl may be the worst Scooby Doo villain in history, but “Charlene” Wilcox deserves that spot period..
Couldn't be a porn set - everyone knows they're shot in Laurel Canyon!! I always though the same - this episode wasn't as strong as others from this era; I did enjoy seeing Scooby step up to the plate by intimidating the Ape Man and later kicking him with aplomb!
Honestly, I don't mind Scooby being courageous; having him conquering his fears makes for a good animal trait, because he's a dog, thereby being loyal to protect.
The only villain I find worse is the werewolf ghost from season 2 of scooby doo, where are you? He gets clowned on by the gang, doesn't really scare them, and he wasn't even the mastermind of his own scheme, he was just a henchman apart of a larger operation.
9:14 -- I’ve watched this video a dozen times and I swear this the first time I heard that sound effect. Thought it was coming from somewhere in my room at first too, which was kind of scary…
Who leaves something half eaten on the floor? Well, not on the floor, but my youngest siblings have a habit of leaving food half-eaten, so we tend to have leftovers. As the older sister who also happens to be a bit of a gluttonous person myself, I’ve basically decided to take up the role of part time garbage food disposal from time to time depending on how much food my stomach can take.
As a toddler, my sister made her own "kitchen" by secreting cheese and other perishable food items in a hole in the living room carpet she had discovered. Sadly, WE didn't discover it for many days afterward. Three decades [ACE DECADE] later, we STILL bring that up to mock her.
I agree actually, I don’t hate the ape man or dislike him as much as I used to but I enjoy the episode much more now. Who would you say had the best plan? I quite like the Phantom Puppeteers plan, he’s my second favorite villain from any Scooby-Doo show and I like his counterfeit money plan. This show taught me lots about real world problems but attached great legendary characters and creative monsters, locations, music, and comedy
@@Blackout_ Dognapper is at the bottom for me too, but I’m not going to question you for not liking Backstage Rage haha. I can literally go back and watch all the episodes and enjoy them.
@@systematic11 for me the phoney phantom to me is the dumbest villain, he's just a guy with a white sheet over his head and the sheet barely covers him revealing his legs, so it's a crappy costume like did he not have money for a good monster costume?
There probably wasn't a nearby closet in which Dr. Najib could have stuffed the mummy to have it hilariously fall out when one of the Gang opened the door!
@@16driver16, ok that was a bad example for me to use but I didn’t want to use myself since as far as I’m concerned, nobody in my family watches porn. We have a gamer and I myself am enjoying some enjoyment of horror game playthroughs, but other than that we keep our entertainment strictly PG or PG-13 or less. The gang are on a film set for what appears to be a low budget horror movie, so kids wouldn’t see it as a porn movie set. I don’t think many adults would watch that kind of movie with their kids, so it can’t be porn.
@@16driver16, my apologies for not clarifying things more. Still, one has to ask, how many people would actually watch a horror porn movie that also has literal teenagers on set as extras? Not the kind of entertainment that audiences would watch, I’m afraid.
To be fair, Scooby wasn’t scared of Joker and Penguin dressing up as skeletons either during the crossover episode with Batman and Robin; even worse, he thought their “bones” were delicious. Unlike Carl, the duo were smarter enough to run away from a hungry dog, though they shouldn’t have needed to since Scooby is a cowardly dog. It’s honestly pathetic too, cause Joker and Penguin are well known career criminals who committed multiple crimes not the least of which involved mass murder, terrorism, and orchestrating gang violence. For them to not scare Scooby Doo, where most people would be justified to pray to not be found by these two, they really dropped the ball on their terror factor. I know that the Joker and Penguin from the 60s are a different breed from their current counterparts, but the original Joker from his first comic appearance was a gangster so there still is a bit of violence in his list of crimes in his silver age appearance. The way I see it, Scooby is clearly underestimating his own strength: if the Joker and Penguin can’t scare you, then nobody should..
Not to mention, Granny Rogers was caught by her love for Shaggy, just like Carl was caught by Shaggy taking a picture of him. From looking at both, one thing is clear: if you’re an apeman, and Shaggy is on your case..well, in the words of Kenshiro from Fist Of The North Star, “Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru” 😂
True. I mean, Sam Raimi had a small budget and made one of the best debut horror films of all time, so why not a low budget horror movie? Unless it was a low budget horror porn movie, in which case it still makes sense..
@@poisonapplecakes799, no problem. As far as I’m concerned, after seeing James A Janisse aka Dead Meat’s video on Silent Night Deadly Night’s kill count, and a single clip from Friday The 13th, I’ve noticed that a lot of older horror movies seem to include rape or attempted rape, which to me is something that I think would make sense for a 60s horror movie to include. It’s still awkward to imagine the gang signing up as extras on a film set for a horror movie that would likely traumatize them more than the monsters they face on a daily basis, but whatever, no work for Carl..
There's a bit of brilliance about why Scooby-Doo was more willing to take Carl on. Because at worst, it would've been an actual ape, something Scooby would be able to face.
If Carl was real I reckon he'd have loved working on the set of A View to a Kill, I mean let's face it the stunt doubles got more screen time then Roger Moore did in that movie.
@@JoeGoesOver Tell you the truth A View to a Kill is pretty entertaining (admittedly in a so bad it's good way), though you do have to admit, Roger Moore had lots of stunt doubles (which makes it funnier).
@@DVDandFilmBloke Oh, GOD yes. Especially during the half-car chase scene in AVTAK. The stuntman's face may as well have been in 4K during that bit. Pierce Brosnan is still my favorite Bond ('Remington Steele' was an important series for me as a kid), but as Moore was 007 when I first discovered the franchise, he'll always be who I first picture when someone mentions the spy.
@@JoeGoesOver Yeah, Pierce Bronsnan was a great Bond, sadly he only made 2 good films (yes I enjoyed Tomorrow Never Dies) and 2 cack ones. My favourite Bond is still Timothy Dalton.
6:41-6:44 that scene be glorious. If that was meant to be a jab about how chicken the film crew were, you certainly chose the best scene for it. That’s gold humor! 😂
Hah! No, that wasn't my intent. When I use that montage from 'The Room', it's because I'm making fun of how "cheep cheep cheep" Hanna-Barbera was! Doesn't make those ridiculous scenes any less glorious!
Ok but what film crew? Carl didn’t attack until that scene with the bridge, but even then Uncle John hadn’t noticed anything was wrong until then. And it certainly wasn’t Carl being scary. Scooby is the biggest scaredy dog ever and even that didn’t stop him from beating the crap out of Carl. So either John’s film crew are bigger cowards than Scooby and Shaggy or they dipped for better pay and safety measures somewhere else. Given that the set looks like a low budget horror movie, and as Joe mentioned the bridge is clearly unsafe, I have reason to believe it was the latter and John just lied about the reason they left to save face, you know, like a man accused of OSHA violations would..
8:20 you know, I had to search up who John Landis was to get the reference, and oh boy, I can understand what you mean by that, but regardless it makes for a really good morbid joke 😂
That's Mickey Rourke. I'm afraid I was just being really mean by using him as an ironic example of prosthetics appearing "lifelike" on film, considering he had so much terrible plastic surgery that his real face looks very fake and plastic.
Me too. To be honest Scooby punching Carl and Shaggy taking his picture are the scenes I live for. I love them both and I will never experience a cartoon like this one ever again..😂😊❤
That's the headquarters of the Legion of Doom from the old 'Super Friends' TV show. I'm... not exactly a fan of the insurance industry. Or subtlety, for that matter.
It's a good thing this channel is just a hobby. I'd hate to be at the mercy of TH-cam's algorithms if this was my only source of income. Most of the content creators I follow have been hurt at one time or another by how badly TH-cam promotes their channels. Thank you for the view!
If it's the track I'm thinking of, it's from a sadly out-of-print release of the "Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost" soundtrack album. More info here: www.allmusic.com/album/scooby-doo-the-witchs-ghost-mw0000244307
@@JoeGoesOver can you do more videos of dumb Scooby villains? For example Sarah from Foul Play in Funland. She cost her brother and herself thousands of dollars in damages with Charlie and only because she didn’t want him to replace the workers. And Scooby and the gang were literally able to get that point across with just one conversation! Did it not cross her mind to just talk to Mr. Jenkins?!
@@tdasmal3622, and Marlene’s unnamed identical twin sister who disguised herself as a witch. She’s even worse than Carl, and you know that’s a bad thing.
Oof, twice in the stomach. Dude is lucky his ugly bald head isn’t in Super Mario, cause that injury would probably cost him his life as simple as Mario jumping on a Goomba’s head, or that he ain’t in Roblox, cause that stomach hit by Shaggy would probably be enough to produce the iconic death sound effect that any Roblox player will tell you they know all too well (if you didn’t get the reference, the Oof at the beginning of this comment should give you the answer)..😂
If you're that interested in the Oof sound, and you have two hours to kill, this is a fascinating and hilarious video about it: th-cam.com/video/0twDETh6QaI/w-d-xo.html
There's a whole other dilemma here too. Carl's whole plan was contingent on the director and Candy believing in a 'Ape-man'. If they never accepted that as a possibility, how long was Carl going to pretend to be this 'Ape-man"? Imagine him trying to terrify Candy and the director just keeps yelling at Carl to knock it off. How long will Carl keep up this façade? He's standing there growling at them and the others are just yelling at Carl to knock if off. (Carl's inside the suit just thinking and sweating "Do I keep this up or do I come clean now and play it off as a bad joke?") Then 10 minutes later, he's in the office getting scolded at by the director. And then he gets fired
He could try to continue for hours maybe throw some stuff
@@tfordham13the problem is there were only four people. Candy, the director, a random pa, and Carl. They'd know it's him. Heck they essentially called him out for shaking the bridge. They'd just call the police for reckless endangerment, assault and battery, attempted murder, and destruction of property.
@jayharv285 if he was smart he could have hired some guy
Carl should have at least had a different, more monstrous suit then just the same suit used for the movie. He's not only inept, but flat out lazy.
What difference would it have made?
2:13 Joe, you *unknowingly* used the best example of an stunt man really playing the monster here.
My man, Haruo Nakajima!
Oh my gosh, I never thought of this episode being about a porn shoot gone wrong lol. But it makes a concerning amount of sense! XD
Also gives Carl a LOT more interesting reason to care about not getting a lead role(though since there’s no obvious male or female lead besides him maybe it wouldn’t matter?) cause if he’s the one who drives the plot into porn he’s the one not “getting any” which would I guess in a creepy way make more sense to care about than being a random stunt guy on a movie that looks as bare as can be. Of course no matter what it really does raise questions of why the Scooby gang would even be there if it is an adult movie since daphne’s parents are rich and so are shaggys entire family so it’s not like they probably need to work as long as they can convince even 1 person on any side of 2 families to help them ESPECIALLY if they say “help us or we’re gonna have to become adult actors for money to live.”
@@xaorancheshire7908 and arent the gang teenagers around this time eww
I feel like we’re not giving enough credit to Scooby and Shaggy being the episode’s MVPs. Scooby has proven to us that he is the bravest dog ever. Even though he’s not even a real gorilla, most wouldn’t face someone trying to kill you, especially if that person is bigger and stronger than you; yet Scooby defied all expectations by making quick work of the “Ape-Man”, and while cartoon physics were clearly giving him the upper hand, Scooby still had the scooby snacks to punch the “Ape-Man”. And that’s not to mention Shaggy who caught him on camera. This episode is my favorite, not because of the mystery obviously, but because it’s one of the episodes where Shaggy and Scooby play an active role in courageously fighting the monster. They may be cowards, but clearly they are braver than they themselves know..🥰
After binging your villains ranked videos last week. I had to watch Carl the stuntman's dedicated video. Thanks for the laughs Joe. 🎉😂
I can't say I've seen alot of porn that requires a stuntman.
TBF though there’s no male or female lead we can see other than the woman and I’m sure if you’re going for something like “furry” or “monster” it’s possible for the stunt ape to be the screwer here.
Me neither, but then again, a lot of older horror films seem to casually include rape scenes, so maybe Maxwell was making a horror movie with a rape scene. That still makes the whole “involving the Scooby Gang on set” very uncomfortable, so they should’ve just said no. Like Joe said, let the production shut down..
I want to thank you for making genuinely funny diabetic jokes. I get so tired of the gAvE mE dIaBEtEs jokes.
My wife of 20+ years is a lifelong Type 1 diabetic, so I probably look at the disease a bit differently than others.
You're not wrong, though. Most jokes about diabetes is involved with either contracting it or losing a foot.
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@@JoeGoesOver You're welcome! Love your Scooby vids. Also, I saw the weird thing you slipped in around 8:55 ;)
Your channel is really underrated, you put so much effort into your videos. Hope you get popular.
No the F*CK it isn't! There are way more BETTER Scooby-Doo channels than this!!
It was the 60s so it probably was a softcore B-movie, not a proper porn film
I still cannot get over the fact that this guy was the first villain who tried to commit murder
5:50 nice theory
Carl's court case must've been a thing of beauty. The ridiculous nature of their crimes means that most Scooby villains would have really interesting trials but this one takes the cake, the thought of lawyers needing to have a serious discussion about Carl leaving a half-eaten hamburger on the floor or locking himself in a trunk is absolutely hilarious. Even Phoenix Wright couldn't get Carl out of this one.
Oh my god, yes!
Can you just imagine what the EXHIBIT PAGES would look like?
"Your Honor, the People hereby submit Exhibit H, a frozen caveman suit."
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@@JoeGoesOver, and that’s not mentioning characters like “Nathanial” who couldn’t even a competent enough henchman to escape bodily injury, or “Charlene” who almost got so many innocent people(Arlene and the gang respectively) killed by a lynch mob of homicidal maniacs just to inherit a fortune by dressing up as a witch. The fear factor in those cases should be cleared up and no doubt put a lot of taxes into putting those guys in prison for life..
great video man. high effort, well thought out, scripted and narrated. great to see
For a moment I thought that you had achieved the impossible and maybe found a villain worse than Carl the stuntman then I realise that was impossible.
This was the video that kicked off my, uh, "love" of Carl the Stuntman.
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F****** Carl the Stuntman...
I would argue that “Charlene” Wilcox from To Switch A Witch is far worse because her stupid plan relied on the bloodthirst of a stupid superstitious flash mob that is literally a representation of what getting cancelled on Twitter feels like. Not to mention, while Carl’s defeat was stupid, an argument could be made that at least he put up a fight, whereas “Charlene” literally walked into an obvious trap and didn’t even try to escape. Carl may be the worst Scooby Doo villain in history, but “Charlene” Wilcox deserves that spot period..
This was also just my least favorite episode. The guy who plays the ape man is the ape man
F****** Carl the Stuntman...
Couldn't be a porn set - everyone knows they're shot in Laurel Canyon!!
I always though the same - this episode wasn't as strong as others from this era; I did enjoy seeing Scooby step up to the plate by intimidating the Ape Man and later kicking him with aplomb!
Honestly, I don't mind Scooby being courageous; having him conquering his fears makes for a good animal trait, because he's a dog, thereby being loyal to protect.
The only villain I find worse is the werewolf ghost from season 2 of scooby doo, where are you? He gets clowned on by the gang, doesn't really scare them, and he wasn't even the mastermind of his own scheme, he was just a henchman apart of a larger operation.
9:14 -- I’ve watched this video a dozen times and I swear this the first time I heard that sound effect. Thought it was coming from somewhere in my room at first too, which was kind of scary…
It's scarier when you're in your car and a song comes on that has sirens in the music and you immediately think you're getting pulled over!
Who leaves something half eaten on the floor? Well, not on the floor, but my youngest siblings have a habit of leaving food half-eaten, so we tend to have leftovers. As the older sister who also happens to be a bit of a gluttonous person myself, I’ve basically decided to take up the role of part time garbage food disposal from time to time depending on how much food my stomach can take.
As a toddler, my sister made her own "kitchen" by secreting cheese and other perishable food items in a hole in the living room carpet she had discovered.
Sadly, WE didn't discover it for many days afterward.
Three decades [ACE DECADE] later, we STILL bring that up to mock her.
I agree actually, I don’t hate the ape man or dislike him as much as I used to but I enjoy the episode much more now. Who would you say had the best plan? I quite like the Phantom Puppeteers plan, he’s my second favorite villain from any Scooby-Doo show and I like his counterfeit money plan. This show taught me lots about real world problems but attached great legendary characters and creative monsters, locations, music, and comedy
my favorite villain will always be spooky space kook but i think the one who had the best plan was probably mr pietro
The Backstage Rage is probably still my favorite episode. It was so dark and felt more dangerous than any of the others.
@@systematic11 I find this hilarious as Backstage Rage and Decoy for a Dognapper are my 2 least favourite episodes lol
@@Blackout_ Dognapper is at the bottom for me too, but I’m not going to question you for not liking Backstage Rage haha. I can literally go back and watch all the episodes and enjoy them.
@@systematic11 for me the phoney phantom to me is the dumbest villain, he's just a guy with a white sheet over his head and the sheet barely covers him revealing his legs, so it's a crappy costume like did he not have money for a good monster costume?
i still think the mummy from the first series was dumber because of the whole cement statues and the whole mummy hidding behind a potted plant
There probably wasn't a nearby closet in which Dr. Najib could have stuffed the mummy to have it hilariously fall out when one of the Gang opened the door!
Fucking Carl the Stuntman
Woah! Did you just imply porn movies are not legitimate films?!?!?
To be fair, how many people do you know actually watch porn films and openly admit it?
@@dafilmqueen556 all the people I know... but I didn't grow up repressed
@@16driver16, ok that was a bad example for me to use but I didn’t want to use myself since as far as I’m concerned, nobody in my family watches porn. We have a gamer and I myself am enjoying some enjoyment of horror game playthroughs, but other than that we keep our entertainment strictly PG or PG-13 or less. The gang are on a film set for what appears to be a low budget horror movie, so kids wouldn’t see it as a porn movie set. I don’t think many adults would watch that kind of movie with their kids, so it can’t be porn.
@@dafilmqueen556 under 18 can't watch no matter what. I did not realize you meant anything like that.
@@16driver16, my apologies for not clarifying things more. Still, one has to ask, how many people would actually watch a horror porn movie that also has literal teenagers on set as extras? Not the kind of entertainment that audiences would watch, I’m afraid.
To be fair, Scooby wasn’t scared of Joker and Penguin dressing up as skeletons either during the crossover episode with Batman and Robin; even worse, he thought their “bones” were delicious. Unlike Carl, the duo were smarter enough to run away from a hungry dog, though they shouldn’t have needed to since Scooby is a cowardly dog. It’s honestly pathetic too, cause Joker and Penguin are well known career criminals who committed multiple crimes not the least of which involved mass murder, terrorism, and orchestrating gang violence. For them to not scare Scooby Doo, where most people would be justified to pray to not be found by these two, they really dropped the ball on their terror factor. I know that the Joker and Penguin from the 60s are a different breed from their current counterparts, but the original Joker from his first comic appearance was a gangster so there still is a bit of violence in his list of crimes in his silver age appearance. The way I see it, Scooby is clearly underestimating his own strength: if the Joker and Penguin can’t scare you, then nobody should..
10:21 😂need more dumb villain videos
It’s funny that, years later, Grammy Rogers would use the same idea of the Ape Man to much better effect, and with a far better motive.
That series did just about everything better!
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Not to mention, Granny Rogers was caught by her love for Shaggy, just like Carl was caught by Shaggy taking a picture of him. From looking at both, one thing is clear: if you’re an apeman, and Shaggy is on your case..well, in the words of Kenshiro from Fist Of The North Star, “Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru” 😂
I thought it was a horror flick they were filming
True. I mean, Sam Raimi had a small budget and made one of the best debut horror films of all time, so why not a low budget horror movie? Unless it was a low budget horror porn movie, in which case it still makes sense..
@@dafilmqueen556 exactly and thank you for the info it made my day
@@poisonapplecakes799, no problem. As far as I’m concerned, after seeing James A Janisse aka Dead Meat’s video on Silent Night Deadly Night’s kill count, and a single clip from Friday The 13th, I’ve noticed that a lot of older horror movies seem to include rape or attempted rape, which to me is something that I think would make sense for a 60s horror movie to include. It’s still awkward to imagine the gang signing up as extras on a film set for a horror movie that would likely traumatize them more than the monsters they face on a daily basis, but whatever, no work for Carl..
@@dafilmqueen556 yeah if that was included pretty sure shaggy and scooby would have literal heart attacks
There's a bit of brilliance about why Scooby-Doo was more willing to take Carl on. Because at worst, it would've been an actual ape, something Scooby would be able to face.
Not to be pedantic (TOO LATE!), but I think a real gorilla would have ripped Scooby into pieces.
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after saying what this set is, yeah this caused my childhood grave to get sink deeper into the earth
If Carl was real I reckon he'd have loved working on the set of A View to a Kill, I mean let's face it the stunt doubles got more screen time then Roger Moore did in that movie.
Ouch!
Why you gotta do my second favorite Bond dirty like that?
@@JoeGoesOver Tell you the truth A View to a Kill is pretty entertaining (admittedly in a so bad it's good way), though you do have to admit, Roger Moore had lots of stunt doubles (which makes it funnier).
@@DVDandFilmBloke Oh, GOD yes. Especially during the half-car chase scene in AVTAK. The stuntman's face may as well have been in 4K during that bit.
Pierce Brosnan is still my favorite Bond ('Remington Steele' was an important series for me as a kid), but as Moore was 007 when I first discovered the franchise, he'll always be who I first picture when someone mentions the spy.
@@JoeGoesOver Yeah, Pierce Bronsnan was a great Bond, sadly he only made 2 good films (yes I enjoyed Tomorrow Never Dies) and 2 cack ones.
My favourite Bond is still Timothy Dalton.
6:41-6:44 that scene be glorious. If that was meant to be a jab about how chicken the film crew were, you certainly chose the best scene for it. That’s gold humor! 😂
Hah! No, that wasn't my intent.
When I use that montage from 'The Room', it's because I'm making fun of how "cheep cheep cheep" Hanna-Barbera was!
Doesn't make those ridiculous scenes any less glorious!
They say in the episode that the cast and film crew ran away
Ok but what film crew? Carl didn’t attack until that scene with the bridge, but even then Uncle John hadn’t noticed anything was wrong until then. And it certainly wasn’t Carl being scary. Scooby is the biggest scaredy dog ever and even that didn’t stop him from beating the crap out of Carl. So either John’s film crew are bigger cowards than Scooby and Shaggy or they dipped for better pay and safety measures somewhere else. Given that the set looks like a low budget horror movie, and as Joe mentioned the bridge is clearly unsafe, I have reason to believe it was the latter and John just lied about the reason they left to save face, you know, like a man accused of OSHA violations would..
Awesome video.
8:20 you know, I had to search up who John Landis was to get the reference, and oh boy, I can understand what you mean by that, but regardless it makes for a really good morbid joke 😂
Yeah, he and his son are kinda awful people.
Carl the fluffer.
That'd at least give him SOME purpose.
Where is the “sabotage” line from???
Star Trek: The Animated Series - "The Time Trap"
7:10-7:18 who is that? Is that Val Kilmer? What was that image about as you say the prosthetics to look as life-like as possible?
That's Mickey Rourke.
I'm afraid I was just being really mean by using him as an ironic example of prosthetics appearing "lifelike" on film, considering he had so much terrible plastic surgery that his real face looks very fake and plastic.
Need more scooby doo
It's Scrappy
I honestly love this episode 😂
Thank you very much for saying so!
Nice comments like this keep me going!
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Me too. To be honest Scooby punching Carl and Shaggy taking his picture are the scenes I live for. I love them both and I will never experience a cartoon like this one ever again..😂😊❤
@@dafilmqueen556 it’s the best. They don’t make stuff like it anymore
Cool video bro.
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What’s that image you used at 3:54-4:03 to represent insurance?
That's the headquarters of the Legion of Doom from the old 'Super Friends' TV show.
I'm... not exactly a fan of the insurance industry.
Or subtlety, for that matter.
Man I was trying to remember your channel name because youtube wasn't suggesting recent uploads ☹️
It's a good thing this channel is just a hobby.
I'd hate to be at the mercy of TH-cam's algorithms if this was my only source of income.
Most of the content creators I follow have been hurt at one time or another by how badly TH-cam promotes their channels.
Thank you for the view!
@@JoeGoesOver of course, I've actually been a subscriber for a while. That's how I know your cut out for success 〜(꒪꒳꒪)〜 keep up the good work
Where can I find the cover of the Scooby Doo theme you used in your "Crimes of the Scooby Gang" videos?
If it's the track I'm thinking of, it's from a sadly out-of-print release of the "Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost" soundtrack album.
More info here: www.allmusic.com/album/scooby-doo-the-witchs-ghost-mw0000244307
@@JoeGoesOver can you do more videos of dumb Scooby villains? For example Sarah from Foul Play in Funland. She cost her brother and herself thousands of dollars in damages with Charlie and only because she didn’t want him to replace the workers. And Scooby and the gang were literally able to get that point across with just one conversation! Did it not cross her mind to just talk to Mr. Jenkins?!
@@tdasmal3622, and Marlene’s unnamed identical twin sister who disguised herself as a witch. She’s even worse than Carl, and you know that’s a bad thing.
Great
Oof, twice in the stomach. Dude is lucky his ugly bald head isn’t in Super Mario, cause that injury would probably cost him his life as simple as Mario jumping on a Goomba’s head, or that he ain’t in Roblox, cause that stomach hit by Shaggy would probably be enough to produce the iconic death sound effect that any Roblox player will tell you they know all too well (if you didn’t get the reference, the Oof at the beginning of this comment should give you the answer)..😂
If you're that interested in the Oof sound, and you have two hours to kill, this is a fascinating and hilarious video about it:
th-cam.com/video/0twDETh6QaI/w-d-xo.html
Yeah I agree I also skip this episode..
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