Ranking the Villains | Scooby-Doo: Where Are You? | Season 1 Part 3

[@flame1245]

I just love that most people don’t realize that the space kook’s laugh is just the sheet ghosts laugh from hassle in the castle but here it’s used in a much better way and better villain

[@mugenthekid6308]

Fun Fact: The Premise of Scream WAS inspired by this exact Scooby-Doo episode:(Night of Fright Is No Delight) and the iconic killer Ghost Face was in fact inspired by The Phantom Shadows or the Green Ghosts as they are frequently called.

[@ciarangleeson2880]

Are you SERIOUS?

[@michaelnally2841]

And just to add the scream connotations. Mathew Lillard would go on to play Shaggy in the 2000s live action films and took over for the late Casey Kasem as the voice of Shaggy starting with mystery incorporated and continuing this day.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@michaelnally2841 And Supernatural did a Scooby crossover, which retells the events of “A Night of Fright is no Delight”, and included Shaggy being voiced by Matthew Lillard. Matthew Lillard played Stu Macher in Scream, plays Shaggy since 2002, and goes on to reenact the episode that inspired Scream in a crossover with Supernatural; it all comes full circle!

[@KyleShiflet13666]

Scream was also inspired by The Gainesville Ripper in Florida

[@xaorancheshire7908]

Oh wow didn’t know Lillard did shaggy in the episode

[@lannobile7260]

12:53 I'm on headphones and that buzzing scared the absolute crud out of me due to how massive a fly would need to be for me to hear it that clearly through noise cancelling headphones. And the surround sound didn't help. I slapped myself really hard in the head in my panic, so thanks for that.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Think of it as an Easter Egg! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@tfordham13]

Same

[@stillaboveground2470]

The Snow Ghost/Yeti was the fastest belly-whopper in the world.

[@Buzz-McCool]

"Ha-Cha-Cha-Cha-Cha-Chaaaaa!"

[@darthmeticulous6901]

The Space Kook is my favorite Scooby-Doo Where Are You? monster and the episode is my favorite of the show. I did expect the the Space Kook to get high marks, but I was NOT expecting the Space Kook to get a 5/5 in the end. Wow. Also… hell yeah.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Never underestimate the determination of a frightened four-year-old, scarred by that laugh.

[@Lyssamazur]

The level of detail in which you go into these episodes is so, so appreciated. Keep up the great work!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much! The fun is in the details because sometimes a tangent will be discovered that takes the appreciation for an episode in an entirely new direction! I just finished the script for the next upload, so with any luck it'll be up and running by next weekend!

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver 13:58: For some reason, I can't help but think of Mega Man and Scooby-Doo being involved in some ways; because given that Joe Ruby and Ken Spears (who helped create Scooby-Doo) were gonna tackle Mega Man later on, I can't help but think of Dr. Wily (voiced by Scott McNeil, who later voiced the Evil Masked Figure, using the same Wily voice he used in the Ruby-Spears cartoon) using a Smoke Bomb to make his escape: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hovMhJSFfdGIms0 18:59: I think Cyd (AKA Doctor Wolfula) said it best about how very committed the Pirate persona is, considering Cyd also gave the episode in question a 4/5; it's a convincing performance Magnus gave: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqm6aopulJmDp7c 49:32: This is why I hate the Scooby/Velma/Shaggy Love Triangle. Not only is it gross, but it disregards anything that established how loyal Scooby is, even if Shaggy and Velma were married. If it was “Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated”, Scooby would’ve left her for dead for wanting to take Shaggy away.

[@iancuneo1820]

Is anyone gonna skip over that shaggy still owes that diner cook 50 cents

[@JoeGoesOver]

That'd be about $2,000 in today's money!

[@ciarangleeson2880]

You’re joking!

[@Buzz-McCool]

@@JoeGoesOver With interest, maybe.

[@Buzz-McCool]

Back in 1973, I saw there was a hamburger stand (somewhere) in California that was selling 19 cent hamburgers! 19 cents in 1973 had the purchasing power of $1.32 in today's money! 50 cents in 1969 is worth $4.18 today!

[@stillaboveground2470]

"Coin! Coin! Coin!" My brother says this phrase whenever we go to the Laundromat because of what happened to me years ago... I was washing clothes at the Laundromat when a man approached me and asked me for a quarter. I figured he was short a coin to run the washer or dryer. After I gave him the quarter, he stuck it in the pinball machine!

[@Buzz-McCool]

Pinball machine? That must have been a long time ago!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm old enough to remember when the coolest friends I had at the time had their own pinball machine in their room.

[@stillaboveground2470]

My brother reminded me of this again today. I was wishing I had gone over and tilted the machine on that guy!

[@stillaboveground2470]

The witch and the zombie remind me of two people I worked with when I had a job at a supermarket.

[@Buzz-McCool]

I wonder if they are the same two that used to work in the same office building as me!

[@Joeylikesgames-ku9mx]

Your manager and your suck up coworker?

[@shiningpikachu4750]

Something I just realized: What if the Zombie the gang encountered first was Zeb as a logical cover for Zeke and after Act 1, Zeke was the Zombie for the rest of the episode? Great work btw

[@JoeGoesOver]

I don't think Zeb and Zeke were that smart, honestly. Thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@kieranboult5124]

And Zeb is shorter than Zeke.

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@kieranboult5124, Mister Wickles proves that size literally doesn’t matter in the Scooby Doo verse. He is the Black Knight for crying out loud. So yeah I do think it’s feasible that Zeb could be the zombie for a while before leaving it to Zeke once again..

[@malisle13descendantslover46]

@@dafilmqueen556even Hank wore stilts

[@ryecallan6095]

Props to you for giving the Spooky Space Kook a perfect score. He's my favorite Scooby-Doo villain.

[@JoeGoesOver]

The Space Kook is the reason I feared Scooby-Doo for so long as a child! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

Henry Baskam’s neighbor wasn’t trying to be malicious, though. He mentions that his family had been bombarded with reporters ever since the arrival of the Space Kook, so technically speaking, he had the right to defend himself. Sure, threatening a bunch of teenagers with a shotgun is a bad look, but how would you react if you and your loved ones were being harassed by others? At least the farmer was smart enough to call the sheriff when he saw the teenagers near the air field where a dangerous alien creature was supposedly haunting them. Henry Baskam and his neighbors are clearly American patriots in their own way..

[@talkingthetalk3640]

Patriots? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@talkingthetalk3640, what Joe said at 33:48: “Henry Baskam, possible American Patriot”. I’m just following it up

[@amitysluzara2022]

Great ranking here's my ranking 1) Spooky Space Kook 2) Phantom Shadows 3) Redbeards Ghost 4) Snow Ghost 5) The Witch and Zombie 6) The Mummy

[@JoeGoesOver]

As silly as it sounds (we are talking about a 50+ year old cartoon show), the method I came up with to rate the bad guys seems to be keeping it fair. Or at least it helps keep my personal biases in check. For example, while I personally like the Snow Ghost much more than the Green Ghosts/Phantom Shadows, due to my methodology, I was forced to rate them higher. As a child growing up in the 1970s, long before home video took off, I had a toy that featured a small film strip featuring the Snow Ghost. That episode never fails to evoke feelings of nostalgia. Thanks for watching!

[@amitysluzara2022]

@Joe Goes Over yeah I love the megid you've made to rate the villains! It's a great way to rate them and keeps it all fair! There's a few villains in my rankings that I probably wouldn't rate so high if it wasn't for nostalgia or bias so I understand that. EEEEEEEEEEEE that toy sounds so cool! I wish they'd do that more nowadays. No problemo :D thank you for the amazing video

[@matteopugliese4658]

For how much this hurts i think Space Kook should gave get a slightly worse operation score for his final defeat: when a policemen he just randomly decide to run into a wind tunnel. I can understand panicking for the police arrival, but he still basically trapped himself!

[@shadowmarauder6033]

Criminals do dumb stuff when cornered. Just ask William Afton

[@ShackleYT]

to give redbeard some credit, the rest of his crew could have cut their losses and run when the boss got caught. there could have been more pirates behind the scenes doing work that we didn't see, only to quietly slip away when the scheme was done. he could also have put modern power on that ship to make it more seaworthy and capable of catching up to modern day vessels, like a hidden minisub, or modern propellers hidden under the water and the fog. i'd say he earned at least more than a 1 in design, cuz he had a reason behind his crime aside from just stroking his own ego, and there was monetary gain to boot! you forgot to factor in that baskem the farmer would also be selling his own land on top of whatever he managed to swindle, so that take is at least doubled, if not more.

[@JoeGoesOver]

These are some of my older Ranking videos, and as I continue to do them, while trying my best to remain consistent, it's inevitable that I evolve my reasoning while doing so. It's possible if I were to revisit these in a few years, I might adjust my scores. But there are so many, many, many more villains to discuss before I would feel the need to do so.

[@Buzz-McCool]

Spooky Space Kook: Nightmare fuel!

[@MattTGM]

Loved this series mate. well agreed that Space Kook is the creme of the crop and that the ape man deserves a score of -5/5. if you do a part two, I'll definitely be coming back, your detail and comedic yet educational commentary is marvellous

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the comment! I'm working on Season Two currently. These keep getting longer and longer, so I was hoping to split them up into smaller videos by doing fewer per part. Sadly, Season Two only has eight episodes, which means probably two parts with four episodes each, meaning longer videos and thus a longer production schedule. There will likely be a non-Scooby video coming out in the meantime just to give me a slight break (and create a video that doesn't take 30+ hours to produce).

[@Amisha_Fernandes]

Ooh so soon! It feels like just yesterday the last episode released. I'm glad you can release these videos so fast while forsaking none of the quality 🎉

[@JoeGoesOver]

This time was definitely an ordeal and would have likely come out a week earlier if it wasn't for equipment issues and my wife bringing home a non-COVID upper respiratory infection that she graciously decided to share with me. Thank you for watching!

[@alexanderlisenby8945]

"Did you have your chains on your left arm? Because it's on the right now. Oh never mind."

[@JoeGoesOver]

I do make use of that scene from 'Young Frankenstein' later on! Thanks for commenting, watching and subscribing!

[@alexanderlisenby8945]

@@JoeGoesOver Yep and U Welcome :)

[@AClark-ep3cx]

The amount of care and attention to detail you give these videos is incredible and you’re doing really great work. Keep it up!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for the kind words! As a one-person operation, these things do take a lot of time and effort to produce, but I still try to slip some things in for those paying attention.

[@MegaMagicdog]

I have to commend you on your reviews! However, I have to return to your comment on the crack of the Southern Colonel being a closeted KKK member. Firstly, the Civil War (or as the Colonel would have referred to it, "The War of Northern Aggression") had ended only 105 years prior to this episode. There were many grandsons of war veterans still around at that time (perhaps even sons and daughters as some war vets were children who drummed for regiments). They had plenty to say about their side in that period of history (my own father met a few back in the 1950s) and how the war and Reconstruction affected their world as they knew it (and they weren't likely slave owning families either as very few Confederates owned them percentage wise). Second, it was mentioned that the Colonel liked to collect relics from the war and considering his potential age, he very well could have been the son of a soldier and was always interested in anything connected physically to that era. Some people today collect relics from various conflicts for one reason or another. It's also rather mean (dare I say reverse racism?) to infer the Colonel was a member of the KKK. Not every southerner was and not all approved of their methods. As for the money, I remember watching this episode with my dad and one of the first things he said when it was discovered the money Scooby inherited was confederate greenbacks, he said the money was probably worth twice as much as a million [at that time]. Collectors for dollars like that would indeed have paid quite a decent sum for bills in good condition. They could have sold it to another collector at the time for over 300K (which would have been a princely sum in 1969). If anything, the gang could have taken possession of those other relics in the cave and sold them to collectors for even more money! Imagine if EBAY and similar sites had existed in 1969! If Live Auctioneers [dot] com is accurate, those bills could be worth 50 or 100 times its face value today! If you have the time for a good read, I definitely recommend reading some books published between the 1890s and 1920s to get a better perspective on the Confederate/Southern cause and life at the time in general. Some were written by war vets or their immediate families. "Facts and Falsehoods Concerning the War on the South 1861-65" by Elizabeth Avery Meriwether (pseudonym George Edmonds) would be a good start as would books on President Lincoln by Thomas DiLorenzo. Big eye openers!!

[@ciarangleeson2880]

Maybe it would have made more sense to make Colonel Sanders a World War One veteran instead of a Civil War veteran.

[@Zacman1123]

16:45 Even as a kid, i always thought The Zombie was under the trapdoor waiting to catch Daphne.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It'd be nice to think SOMETHING broke her fall! It's just funny to me that almost every other trapdoor featured in the Scooby-Dooniverse has some sort of mattress or other pile of stuff to soften the landing.

[@nickwills6042]

Phantom shadow used to scare me so much as a child 😅 Even now at 25 they make me uneasy (probably remembering the trauma)

[@JoeGoesOver]

Don't feel bad. I still get weirded out by the Space Kook laugh! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@globaltheater9343]

Yeah, I still have the occasional nightmare lf them. It's there phyaical design more than anything. I think my anxiety has taken form through them.

[@samweaver9109]

​@@JoeGoesOver You went straight from the scariest monster of the season to the second scariest monster(s) of the season.

[@KayWhyCommando]

Just for my own curiosity, I decided to average the scores you gave together, and the villains of Season 1 have a collective D.O.O. score of 2.9. I'm looking forward to Season 2 and beyond, if you decide to do them! Part 1 brought me to your channel, and I'm glad it did. I'm enjoying your content quite a bit!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much! Season Two, Part One is in the writing stage, but there's another script I'm currently working on as well, so I'm unsure which will come next.

[@stillaboveground2470]

The mummy was a dummy for allowing Scooby to soft shoe his way past him. (Where did Scooby get the straw hat and cane from?)

[@Buzz-McCool]

The same place he got the karate gi from.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Cartoon physics. Or an uncomfortable life lesson as to the many and varied ways the human (or canine) body can be used to store contraband.

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, true, especially for real life contortionists. Nightwing would be proud..

[@TheRedMessick]

I love you theory about Mr. Magnus. It brings to mind that old quote by Kurt Vonnegut: “Be careful who you pretend to be. The person you pretend to be is who you really are.”

[@JoeGoesOver]

The idea of a villain being more addled than insidious opens up a whole new world of disquietness, doesn't it?

[@TheRedMessick]

It sure does.

[@dafilmqueen556]

⁠@@JoeGoesOver, indeed it does, and we are lucky these characters are fictional cause the thought of a real life person being anything like this is terror enough, especially if those same people are people you know who have no control over their own minds. What a chilling idea..

[@KXXULADavidOC]

Always enjoy the ship and sea settings in Scooby Doo, even down to the design of the cargo ships and ghost pirate ship, love it and ghost pirates are always fun. Was looking forward to seeing the Spooky Space Kook, definitely one of best episodes and Scooby villains ever ,that costume, laugh, the setting and everything is just fantastic and scary, just love it

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much commenting, and for watching and subscribing!

[@AntoinettexKitten]

Your reaction to the scooby doo intro is the same reaction i had to the x-files theme as a kid

[@dafilmqueen556]

The Space Kook was the best terrifying Scooby Doo monster. Monsters Unleashed wasted an opportunity by not including our king of Scooby Doo horror..

[@royalreviews5270]

The space kook use to scare me as a child. His laugh sent chills down my spine. But he's also my favorite, now that I'm older I actually like the laugh and the fact it scared me as a kid. The glowing and everything was cool, especially the helmet.

[@splunkmastah4609]

Considering the Green Ghost is my favorite Scooby villain, I'm happy they're looked on favorably.

[@JoeGoesOver]

And they were lawyers, so it's not like that had to try very hard to be evil! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@timthemoviemanmeyers1380]

Your running gag on Velma's glasses is great

[@JoeGoesOver]

I just can't understand why Shaggy is in charge of them. Althoooooogh... I just had a thought. Velma is the keeper of the Scooby Snacks, so perhaps Shaggy is holding her spare glasses hostage in case she ever decides to be too stingy with them? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TheCow-j1l]

45:57 this plan kinda reminds of empty wooden saints in Brazil, where, allegedly, some smugglers would use empty wooden statues of saints to smuggle gold

[@JoeGoesOver]

I think they're all channeling the Maltese Falcon, in the end. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Necrosym13]

Hey Joe, I know it's not much but ive watched all of your videos. Since finding your channel last year. I just wish the notification bell would work. Have a great weekend.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Watching all my videos is plenty! Thank you! I have no idea why the Notification Bell isn't working for you, but KZbin is sadly filled with glitches, quirks and hiccups, not to mention The Inscrutable Algorithm, so despite me doing my best to make each video as available as possible, how they show up to others, even my subscribers, is out of my hands. Thanks again for watching!

[@Dazz9]

I'll admit, the Green Ghosts scarred me as a kid. The weird noise they made, sounds of the chains shaking, and watching them slowing get closer to the screen. Yea, it did a number on me as a child 😂. The Space Kook was also my favorite monster so I'm happy he got a perfect score.

[@JoeGoesOver]

While Space Kook will always be my number one childhood Scooby trauma, I've seen a LOT of people mention that they consider the Green Ghosts the scariest. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lexsavage3311]

So, clearly the highlight of the Where Are You series is the Space Kook. However, in the popular media it seems that Creeps and Crawls takes the cake. The thing that got me to start watching the show Supernatural was in fact the special episode Scoobynatural where the boys get put into that very episode. In all honesty, it might be a good thing for you to look at, similar to the Thing episode you did!

[@JoeGoesOver]

This is going to sound insane, but I haven't seen that episode of 'Supernatural' yet! 'Supernatural' was always my wife and daughter's show while I drowned out the series from my desk with headphones and video games, but the Scooby episode was definitely on my radar. I even... obtained... a copy to watch together with them but one thing led to another and it just never happened. But I will absolutely get to it at some point! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver Scoobynatural is a retelling of “A Night of Fright is No Delight”, reanimated in the modern Scooby-Doo style of the time it was made in, featuring the recent Scooby cast, and has the main leads of Supernatural involved. The episode with Creeps and Crawls is likely due to having the typical “gathering at a house in a dark night with a whodunit” mystery, but I’m appalled that one of those guys said the money is worthless, keeping true to the idiotic decision to not trade those banknotes for a good deal out of it.

[@theoneandonly6431]

The Creeps/Crawls, Green Phantom, Inheritance plot was likely recycled from an earlier Flintstones episode were Fred had to spend the night in his "deceased" uncle's mansion in order to get his inheritance, while being hassled by constant threats from the uncle's staff members (Sorry if this has already been mentioned).

[@JoeGoesOver]

The idea of having to stay in a haunted house for an inheritance is a rather old trope, and Hanna-Barbera never met an old trope they didn't like! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@corbangonzalez4935]

The spooky space kook is easily my favorite scooby doo monster. He pulled off everything perfectly!

[@JoeGoesOver]

He's the reason I was so scared of Scooby-Doo as a four-year-old!

[@Justtcole]

Always love seeing your videos keep ‘em up!!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you! Always loving getting positive feedback! It helps keep me motivated to continue.

[@mikeike9742]

Joe: Mr. Greenway and Leech dropped the ball when it came to carrying out their scheme. Also Joe: They get a 4/5 for the operation. Not a bad score by any means nor is it the category they scored the lowest in, as their design was only a 3.5/5. It's also interesting that for as iconic as the Space Kook is, even that episode falls victim to the common pitfall of using the word "ghost" as a catch-all. They for whatever reason feel the need to call it a "Space Ghost" despite the fact that an alien is already a kind of monster.

[@JoeGoesOver]

And to be fair, how did the Gang know that the skull face wasn't how that "alien race" was built? Stupid human biases!

[@dafilmqueen556]

Watching your analysis of the Space Kook in your ranking video makes me wish for a separate video dedicated to the Spooky Space Kook episode itself. There’s a lot in the episode that deserves to be discussed. You already went through the hustle of an entire video focused on our favorite incompetent man Carl the Stuntman, so why not a video dedicated to our favorite creepy spooky apparition from outer space (*Space Kook laugh*)? If you don’t want to, that’s fine. It would still be an honor to see an entire video all about the Space Kook (*Space Kook laugh*)..

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm not opposed to doing spotlights like that, but each of my videos is essentially already a spotlight, but if any deserved such treatment, it'd be the Space Kook!

[@AntoinettexKitten]

4 of my favorites constantly crossing over. Batman, scooby doo, Vincent Price, and Matthew Lillard

[@ratchelmurphy3548]

Velma says that zeke was the witch, but zeb was the witch not zeke. That always bugged me as a kid.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I try not to turn all my videos into a catch-all for every production mistake in an episode (because that'd triple the time it takes to produce them!), but we all have our favorites. My personal go-to is probably how in the opening credits of 'What's New, Scooby-Doo?' Fred's silhouette was left out with the rest of the Gang's running forms. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AntoinettexKitten]

Your explanation of magnus sounds familiar 😄

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

Agreed. Space kook scared me a LOT as a kid. And… that’s just why I couldn’t wait to see it again so I could actually see the end of the episode

[@KeeshKeesh418]

I really hope you continue this series! It’s so good! Hoping for season 2 to be reviewed 🔥

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you! I'm about 3/4 finished with the script for Season Two, Part One, so if the previous pace is anything to go by, it will probably be uploaded by the end of the month (barring any unexpected delays).

[@Sam1787]

Loved Scooby Doo and will admit that for years the Space Kook scared the hell out of me.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I freely admit being horrified by it as a child. Hell, if I ran into him as an adult I'd probably pee my shorts. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@poprostuopera]

When you mentioned about Green Ghost clicking the chains, it reminds me the opera "Les Contes d'Hoffmann" ("Tales of Hoffmann"), which I regard as the inspiration for whole Scooby Doo mark. The perfect example is a scene when necromancer, docteur Miracle (I'm supprise he was never the Scooby Doo villain) "summons" his patient (kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5rTnX6VZs2fd5ofeature=shared&t=1405, 23:25) and from 25:50, when he speaks to Crespel and starts to clink the flacons like the chains - it's scary, a bit funny and ironic - like the good Scooby Doo episodes:D

[@JoeGoesOver]

I wouldn't be at all surprised. The Scooby producers seemed to have mined all manner of movies and television programs for inspiration, and judging by the names of some of their earlier characters, they definitely watched a few classic Universal monster films! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@poprostuopera]

@@JoeGoesOver I think they could watch the famous British film from 1951 "Tales of Hoffmann" (with the ballet dancers-actors). It's sung in English, so easier to understand for Scooby-Doo's writers and I believe it could be in the American's cinemas. There is even a scene when the villain takes off his masques :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5iZh4p4nLGMi9k

[@taftgaming820]

I'd absolutely love to see you go over season 2 and potentially do more of these for other shows you enjoyed,Scooby Doo or not. Regardless contents phenomenal and I hope you keep up the good work man

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you kindly! Season Two, Part One is currently being written, but unfortunately these have been somewhat time-intensive (the problems of being a one-person operation), but it'd be great if I managed to get it out before the end of April. Considering all the equipment issues this one gave me, I can't make any promises, sadly.

[@aggiesjc]

The Space Kook landscape was also pretty terrifying. The spaceship was really scary and the dark, rank farmland and spooky trees was top notch.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Indeed!

[@grapeshot]

You have the transparent knight it's only a flesh wound.

[@dafilmqueen556]

33:42 I am 22 years old, born and raised in Florida for my entire childhood to adulthood and this is the first time I’ve ever heard of an American historical event that wasn’t 9/11 or the Civil Rights Movement. I actually had to search it up to understand what you meant, kind of like how I somehow never heard of the weird behind the scenes story behind Toy Story 2, and the John Landis mention in your video about Carl The Stuntman. You clearly keep my day, Joe my man. For that, I salute you 🫡🙂

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm in my early fifties and even now I'll occasionally come across important events that I hadn't come across before. History is massive, and even if one were to live to be 1,000, it's impossible to know or remember it all!

[@dafilmqueen556]

One thing I appreciate about the Space Kook episode is how smart everyone in the episode is, including Shaggy and Scooby. I always appreciate the episodes that allow Shaggy to be intelligent in his own right, and the Space Kook is prime example. Sure, the scene of him and Scooby involving the door locking and running out the window back and forth just for the key lowers their IQ by a huge margin, but overall they’re just so impressive. Shaggy not only notices the gang ran away from him and Scooby due to their shadows, he also sees the Space Kook’s shadow and correctly identifies it as the Kook and then runs away. However, Shaggy’s smartest moment in my opinion is the radio tower. When he and Scooby first find the tower, not only does Shaggy conclude the radio is connected to the loud speaker, his first thought is to call the gang over. As they are trapped, when Scooby suggests the parachute, Shaggy doesn’t dismiss it, he mentions using it as a last resort; when the SK corners them, he saves both himself and Scooby using the parachute to escape. We already talked about Henry Baskam’s operation being brilliantly carried out as well as it did, so no need to mention it. Even Baskam’s neighbor is smart in his own right, as not only is he reasonable not to kill the gang when they first come over, but when he finds the gang’s jeep in the airfield, he immediately does the one thing almost nobody in Scooby Doo ever thinks to immediately do when being haunted by a Scooby Doo monster and immediately calls the sheriff to help find them. This episode is not only the best Scooby Doo monster ever, but the smartest episode in Scooby Doo period..

[@JoeGoesOver]

Shaggy and Homer Simpson share a bit of the same character development. For the first few seasons of 'The Simpsons', Homer wasn't an idiot. Sure he made mistakes, but he was more a put-upon father rather than America's favorite animated moron. The same could be said for Shaggy. In the early days, he had his moments to shine, but for much of the later 1970s until the 2000s, he was just the Gang's resident doofus.

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, but I also managed to see moments of him being smart in the Be Cool Scooby Doo show. If I had to guess, he’s just like me in that while I constantly underestimate myself, I do have more to offer than I believe. My mother, my teachers, and my friends all seem to adore me and they have a lot of faith in me as I always prove myself capable of more than I believe. Maybe the biggest thing holding Shaggy back is his own insecurities and fears, cause Legend Of The Phantasour (the same movie that introduced the world to Ultra Instinct Shaggy) proves that he is capable of fighting back and when not held back by fear. If we think about it, Shaggy could be capable of so much more if they let him believe it himself too..

[@ZaWorld_Star]

Another great video in the books but I can’t wait for more this is wonderful channel

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the compliment! There's definitely more Scooby stuff in the works, but my next upload will likely not be. I made a promise to a friend who's wanted something a little different.

[@dafilmqueen556]

My favorite scene in That’s Snow Ghost is Shaggy’s sudden reappearance as a “ghost” after Velma was rescued. I can’t help but wonder why he came up doing that “oooohhhh” sound the bad guys make when trying to scare meddling kids as ghosts, like he was trying to scare the gang. I also love how Shaggy got his foot stuck in a barrel, fell into the water, and Scooby went to rescue him, the white paint immediately washing off. I ask you this cause the dude seemed confused about what happened and he didn’t seem to know how he ended up a “ghost”. In your wisdom, what do you think happened? Did Shaggy black out when he got covered in paint? Did he pretend to be a ghost intending on scaring the Snow Ghost? Did he get brainwashed by the Snow Ghost into scaring the gang and being submerged in cold water (there’s a joke in there about Justin Bieber’s song Cold Water but I can’t use it because nobody else seems to like that song like I do) broke off the brainwashing? Or did he purposefully try to prank the gang and then lie about being confused just to save face after his prank fell apart? I ask you for your wisdom, Joe my man. Do you have an answer to my question?

[@aggiesjc]

The Space Kook is by far the best. Spacesuits are always creepy and topping it off with a flashing skull that screams is genius.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I have yet to find a villain to match him. Some have come close, but he's a tough act to follow. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dariajames6200]

I gotta say Hanha Barbara is pretty risky for showing the yetis death in THATS snow ghost

[@zanlancer4426]

15:24 That analogy man 😂.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I almost animated tossing a bag of cocaine from my hand, but worried about possible KZbin demonetization attempts. 😂 Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@shadowleon659]

I just noticed that Dr Najib kind of looks like Dr Kareem from Jonny Quest. In fact, this Scooby Doo episode and the one from Jonny Quest both have a plot about a mummy. Also I remember Space Kook being my favourite Scooby Doo Where Are You villain when I was a kid. Mainly due to his design and demonic laugh.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Space Kook definitely scared the hell out of me as a kid. As for Dr. Najib and Dr. Kareem, I grant you they're similar, but mainly because of the fez. If you take that away, they're surprisingly very different-looking characters. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@nager1997]

I love your approach to this show as much as I love it. I can’t help but agree with you as yeah often times the plan is flimsy and hogwash. That when looked at through a real world perspective it starts to unravel. Brilliant videos. Love them. Very entertaining. Also you put on a costume and delvope superhuman strength and other ghostly powers. Another thing I noticed as an adult is how run down the gangs world is, that it’s no wonder why there is so much money related crime.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your kind words! It's funny mention it because I can't help but notice that even when the Gang visit some place that's supposedly just a normal business, the inside of the building is still usually rundown or cobweb-infested! Thanks for watching!

[@beatlesfansam]

This whole series has been enjoyable, and I was glad to see who the top spot went to. I'd love to see you do this for Season 2 and The Scooby-Doo Show.

[@srstriker6420]

What about the new Scooby Doo movies where they teamed up with celebrities that have retired,dead or nonexistent like Batman and Robin

[@beatlesfansam]

​@@srstriker6420 I'd like to see that covered as well! 👍🏽

[@JoeGoesOver]

While I'm unsure if it will be my next upload, I am currently in the writing stage for Season Two, Part One. Thanks for your kind words!

[@Memelord4507]

Love the video can’t wait for season 2

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you! It's probably a given at this point for me to do Season Two, but I may break it down into smaller chunks. These 40+ minute uploads take a lot out of me. So hopefully I'll still get viewers if future uploads are limited to three episode villains each.

[@luminescentpearl4126]

@@JoeGoesOver Are you planning to extend this to other series? Or do you plan to keep it at the OG series?

[@HudsonMedia]

Ngl I adore The Mummy in this. I think the aesthetic is so creepy and unsettling. It hurt to see him so low 😔😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's the downside to trying to keep the ranking system fair. Despite how cool a villain is, they could still score low based on everything else dealing with their plot. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jamesenglebert9149]

The Mummy was probably my first favorite episode when I was little. I feel he deserved a higher outfit score.

[@josephhollon4786]

I love the mummy of anca it scared me as child

[@JoeGoesOver]

If nothing else, the Mummy of Ankha could be used as a shoplifting deterrent. "Hey, kids! Shaggy took a coin that didn't belong to him and an ancient mummy rose from the grave to hunt him down! You better leave that candy bar alone when Mom is at the checkout counter!" Thanks for your comment and view!

[@dafilmqueen556]

28:05 You skipped over the part where Scooby literally cuts through the cloud, shapes it like a donut, and then eats it. Bro, it was right there. You had the opportunity to make a joke about Scooby eating literal air and you didn’t take it? Wasted opportunity there, Joe my man old gramps..

[@JoeGoesOver]

Now, now. I can't include EVERY joke or reference in my videos! Gotta save SOMETHING for CinemaSins! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jaybird3371]

Love this series so much! When your done with the Scooby Doo Where Are You episodes you should continue the series, maybe even check out another Hanna Barbara classic called Jonny Quest and rank the villains on that show. It’s pretty culturally insensitive but the plots are crazy and the animation as well as music is shockingly good. It’s one of my favorite shows of all time, and full of distinct unique characters. Just a thought. Great analysis as always!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I am definitely a fan of Jonny Quest, but it didn't have as much of an impact on young me as Scooby-Doo, so I probably wouldn't be able to bring as much passion to it. And yeah, many episodes feature the usual amount of 1960s cultural sensitivity, much in the same way most deserts feature the usual amount of soft-serve vanilla ice cream. Having said that, if you did want to see a labor of love devoted to Jonny, Hadji, Bandit and the rest, check out this fan-made project: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXjYhHSfg8t9fZo Sadly, it's not the documentary's original post, but the uploader does give credit and a link to the creator's site. Thanks for the kind words!

[@jaybird3371]

@@JoeGoesOver Not even gonna lie to you I’ve seen that documentary at least twenty times. Sometimes I like to fall asleep to it lmao. I get what you mean though, Jonny Quest was something that came later for me, Where Are You on the other hand was very significant to me as a child too. I am always gonna be eagerly awaiting any future entires to this series.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver Don’t you mean “dessert”? {insert picture of Scooby and Shaggy being covered in desert sand, making Shaggy realize what he’s suppose to search is actually spelled with two S’s}

[@dafilmqueen556]

The Space Kook’s (*Space Kook laugh*) outfit definitely seems like every cosplayer’s dream. To think of the nightmare that would be the production, and this is coming from someone who doesn’t even sew, let alone know how to design anything much less a cosplay. Designers out there, if you ever want to make a Scooby Doo costume that would challenge the conventions of creativity, look no further than the Space Kook (*Space Kook laugh*)

[@JoeGoesOver]

I am often fascinated by the work that goes into so many cosplay outfits out there!

[@selenalulamoon1167]

Honestly hope you keep reviewing the scooby series. Once the ogs are done I hope you do what's new scooby doo which is probably my favorite of the brand.

[@JoeGoesOver]

We'll see how this series goes. I also much prefer 'What's New' over 'New Scooby-Doo Movies', but the completist in me feels it's better to go in chronological order. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

The idea of one of Scooby Doo’s most iconic villains being the result of a mental breakdown hurts more than it probably should. My little sister had been committed to a psychiatric hospital for a few weeks because of schizophrenia and self-harm 2 years ago, and 2 weeks ago she went back in for anorexia. You couldn’t imagine the tears 😭 I shed that time when she was hurting. She’s doing a whole lot better now, but I can’t help but feel pity for C.L. Magnus now. And nobody is able to help him with his mental health..😢

[@xaorancheshire7908]

For the coin I definitely can see shaggy having enough ADHD and or pot haze to be an accident pocketing it. Perhaps the writers didn’t consider stuff cause they didn’t have google so info wasn’t as easy to get as that? I think the beans are the same philosophy as people who “sample” grapes which technically changes weight even by a penny or 2 so technically stealing. I think the fact it’s meant for kids probably limited the zombie a lot in design as any rot with bugs or fake wounds would be too graphic for the audience/ratings boards. As others said here the first zombie siting might’ve been the other guy kinda like how a ghostface can have the other wearing it and be there to establish alibis for themselves. I do assume there’s engines of some sort under the galleon to work without wind/with shredded sails but yeah that’s pretty low a crew. Also wonder why he didn’t raid any ship in view to not make himself the only target though you are right it would work well with inside help from the captains. Perhaps it’s like 2 face or Scarface the puppet and his handler where it’s a whole alternate personality that is in control via specific clothing/puppets? I just realized how much the farmhouse looks like the courage the cowardly dog house which imagine scooby doo with Ramses voice and art style….now that’s scary. You presume the government wasn’t crooked or that he doesn’t have buddies in places to sign off on more. If alone? You right on value. If it’s typical gov especially of the 70s era? Crooked value. Although I just realized wouldn’t the lawyers have seen inside the case and realized it was confederate so not worth near as much(not worthless mind you can be sold to collectors especially in this time period but far short a solid million). Maybe the money is just another sick prank from an AH who thinks it’s funny to make people jump hoops in hope? Now that would’ve been BOLD if they’d tried to slip in a white sheet reference

[@HopelessHermit]

I'm going to assume the farmer was no hayseed he was cooking drugs, hence the space look costume left over from his Halloween barnyard rave

[@jaredthehawk3870]

Eh the Space Kook's laugh is recycled from the Phantom/Bluestone from the second episode.

[@yobnarre518]

@JoeGoesOver Bluestone the Great was not released from the ropes. He undid them himself, which should have been alarming to Mystery Inc. and the police, yet no one said anything and just allowed the escape artist to do "one last performance".

[@JoeGoesOver]

Perhaps we can imagine an extended scene where he escapes completely? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

27:36 I don’t think he felt guilty about it. I mean, this is coming from someone who saw the movie Frankencreepy, and he was one of the antagonists involved in the plot. So C.L. Magnus is clearly sane enough to commit another crime, this time with different disguises and motives, but chooses to ignore it in favor of desperation first and then later revenge..

[@JoeGoesOver]

Don't forget, I subscribe to the "every Scooby series takes place in its own universe" belief, so Magnus could have felt guilty in this iteration, but just completely unscrupulous in the latter one! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Samtheman85844]

I love the Snow Ghost.

[@qaboos4]

universal had done this premise in a 1927 film

[@queenkaterose]

Im just glad space kook wasn't in the live action Scooby-Doo 2 monsters unleashed

[@JoeGoesOver]

Oh, I don't know. It'd would have been interesting to see James Gunn's take on him!

[@astrocitizen]

I'm surprised no-one's made some kind of parody/homage to the "serious" HB cartoons of the Seventies ("Planet of the Apes", "Sealab 2020", the "Star Trek" animated series) with a fake pilot for a supposed "Night of the Living Dead"-based cartoon series. One where it's safe to go outside during the day as the zombies are nocturnal (that or something's happened to the moon so it's always night), and there's an established group of survivors -- including Dr. Logan reimagined as an absent-minded professor rather than a mad scientist -- who have some kind of cure or anti-zombie solution in their possession that they have to get somewhere to make massive worldwide use of. As for people being zombified, it's more implied than anything else, with every so often some ne'er-do-well or outright villain either running into zombies or being grabbed and dragged offscreen, and is one the next time they are seen. Now that I think of villains, I can see cartoon versions of Mr. Cooper or Captain Rhodes -- either still alive or as zombies -- as implied returning bad guys for the main cast.

[@JoeGoesOver]

The Scooby formula and many of the characters have been parodied or homaged like that over the years, particularly within the past couple of decades as those who grew up with the show are making shows of their own now. It's a difficult tightrope to walk, however. You can either end up with a 'Mystery Incorporated' or god forbid, a 'Velma'. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@gottahurtthealbertosaurus]

Granted, Magnus probably only got two henchmen because they either requested a buttload of money for such a high-risk job and Magnus is on the brink of bankruptcy anyway or they were relatively cheap, but Magnus was too greedy to spend more money on more goons and costumes.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Penny-pinching is never a good idea when your plans are grandiose. Just ask John Hammond!

[@dafilmqueen556]

⁠@@JoeGoesOver, and being greedy is a disaster. Just ask Mr Krabs..

[@JoeGoesOver]

Money!

[@ajerjavec4723]

For the witch and the zombie I just assume they just lost track of where the armored car was after all they hid it in a natural environment in the landmarks could’ve change

[@JoeGoesOver]

You're not wrong, especially when the dialogue implies it was several years since the initial robbery. I just find it unimaginable that anyone could go through the danger of hijacking an armored car, sinking it in the swamp then forgetting where they left it. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@ajerjavec4723]

@@JoeGoesOver go to hear you replying to my comment. Also, your next video will be interesting because it’s the first time, the Scooby gang actually go after something supernatural because that time it changes in the design score for the creatures and I mean special effects and costume don’t really work for real supernatural creature

[@ajerjavec4723]

@@JoeGoesOver I was beginning to think they just lost track of where the car was because that one of the newer Scooby specials the Halloween one with the scarecrow. Where the villain buried some money from a bank job in an open field, but he didn’t know, was planted with corn by the time the heat died, he couldn’t find where he buried the money

[@tfordham13]

I mean red bread was committing insurance fraud and reselling the stuff

[@dafilmqueen556]

You forgot to mention the part of the Yeti Ghost’s section where they capture Shaggy too, and when he reappears, he’s covered in white paint presumably to make the gang think he’s been turned into a ghost (which we all know is child terminology for murder). For some reason, Shaggy just goes along with the ruse until his embarrassing defeat by getting his foot stuck in a bucket and falling into water that should’ve been freezing. I have to ask, what was he thinking? Was he pulling a prank on the gang or trying to disguise himself as a ghost in order to scare off the monster? After all, we know from later series that Shaggy is not above putting on disguises himself to frighten others. Was he trying to mess with the gang as revenge for the years he’s put up with their gaslighting and using him as bait? Not that the former makes sense since that was more of an issue in the Scooby Doo show, but the latter is still a good example. Was he brainwashed by the monster into doing it? Knowing how susceptible Shaggy is to hypnotism, that’s easy to see. Either way, that should’ve deserved some scrutiny..

[@megareavermickeybot7985]

The Space Cook is by far my all out favorite Scooby Doo villian ^^

[@taftgaming820]

Just realized something, although technically bad if caught, the Green Ghost attempted murder was never noticed by the gang, the drainpipe was old and they could likely argue that the boys weight could've caused it to fall, and the chandelier was also unnoticed by them as well. Although still a bad move they didn't actually get caught trying to kill the gang meaning they could technically get away with both charges.

[@JoeGoesOver]

You're not wrong, but a determined enough investigator could find fingerprints on the drainpipe or notice that the chandelier was cut!

[@taftgaming820]

@@JoeGoesOver That's actually true as the green paint would likely be left behind by the ghost on the pipe

[@kingofnerds1841]

Have you seen the Cartoon Network bumper about the Scooby villains in prison?

[@amitysluzara2022]

Wait that's a thing? I NEED TO SEE THIS

[@JoeGoesOver]

I haven't had cable or satellite for years, so no, I didn't know that was a thing. Thanks for letting me know! That was brilliant!

[@kingofnerds1841]

@@amitysluzara2022 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hH6YZJqjitpkr5o here you go

[@tfordham13]

​@@JoeGoesOverit was quite funny

[@acefist5502]

38:50 this is probably the best explanation we have about how creeps and crawls appeared transparent. It legit looks like a *cough cough* Phantom Shadow

[@megareavermickeybot7985]

I think Wich Witch is Which must have been like my first Scoobydoo Episode and another classic I realy loved was the the Space spector.

[@thegrayfox9179]

@JoeGoesOver Did you custom make your shirts? I'd be willing to pay good money for Scooby Doo Merch. Love your content!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I did, indeed, do the Space Kook and Professor Pericles shirts, as well as the Drastic Park one. While I won't be able to offer those for copyright reasons, I am in the early workings of a merch store, so hopefully you'll see something sooner rather than later! Thanks for your excitement and for subscribing!

[@thegrayfox9179]

@@JoeGoesOver Absolutely can't wait for more content and merch

[@fatalwaffle1715]

Awesome Video!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Awesome comment! And thank you for it! And for watching!

[@fatalwaffle1715]

No problem.

[@zekeholloway4413]

i still have nightmares about space kook 🤣

[@JoeGoesOver]

There's a reason he's my thumbnail! Space Kook is the perfect mix of audio and visual. He looks scary, but that laugh. That... laugh...

[@weirdguy1495]

Design: 5: Henry Bascomb, Mr. Creeps and Mr. Crawls 4: Bluestone, Harry 3.5: Mr. Greenway and Mr. Leech 3: The Cutlers, Pietro 2.5: Mr. Wickles, Hank, Uncle Stuart, Sarah Jenkins, Dr. Najib, Zeke and Zeb 2: Big Bob Oakley 1: Buck Masters, Carl, CL Magnus Outfit: 5: Captain Cutler's Ghost, the Spooky Space Kook 4.5: The Ghost Clown, the Snow Ghost 4: Redbeard, the Phantom Shadows 3.5: The Miner 49er, Charlie the Robot, the Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts, the Witch and the Zombie 3: Elias Kingston/Aged Uncle Stuart 2: The Black Knight 1.5: The Mummy of Ankha 1: The Phantom, the Indian Witch Doctor, the Ape Man, the Puppetmaster Operation: 5: The Cutlers, Henry Bascomb 4: Harry, the Phantom Shadows, Mr. Greenway and Mr. Leech 3.5: Pietro, Zeke and Zeb 3: Mr. Jenkins, Dr. Najib 2.5: CL Magnus 2: Mr. Wickles, Bluestone, Buck Masters 1.5: Hank, Uncle Stuart 1: Carl, Big Bob Oakley DOO: 5: The Spooky Space Kook 4.3: Captain Cutler's Ghost, the Phantom Shadows 4.2: The Ghost Clown 4: The Snow Ghost 3.2: The Witch and the Zombie 3: Charlie the Robot 2.5: The Miner 49er, the Puppetmaster, Redbeard 2.3: The Phantom, Elias Kingston, the Mummy of Ankha 2.2: The Black Knight, the Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts 1.3: The Indian Witch Doctor 1: The Ape Man

[@t7ango44]

Awesome videos man. Also where did you get the Spooky Space Kook shirt? That looks great!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the kind words and for subscribing! I actually designed that shirt and had it printed by a Chinese company through Amazon (to avoid any potential copyright concerns). I occasionally wear three T-shirts I designed in my videos. Two are related to Scooby-Doo and one looks like it's from Jurassic Park but if you look closely, it isn't (and no one has noticed, or if they did, they never mentioned it, or if they mentioned it, I missed it when they did). I only had two copies each of the Scooby shirts printed (one for me and one for my daughter), but only one of the not-Jurassic Park shirts because it's poking fun at my daughter and I assumed she wouldn't want to wear it. I've been working off and on designing a third Scooby shirt for a couple of months now, but my Illustrator skills are lacking and the stage I'm on is so monotonous it's a struggle to get motivated enough to open that file up and continue.

[@KumeraiFangTV]

I am not surprised by first place, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who was scared of him as a kid.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Yeah, first and last place were pretty much a given when I sat down to start writing this series. As I said in the video, Mr. Nightmare Laugh terrorized me as a kid and still has a grip on my imagination to this day. Going forward will be a surprise for me as well as anyone watching. Thanks for commenting!

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver it very strange Space Kook got all 5s, despite the laugh already being a sound effect from the Gladstone Ghost episode (which, BTW, the Ghost itself was part of the intro to season 1).

[@felixleidig8307]

personaly i would have ranked the Witch and Redbeard higher because they are sooooo iconic

[@zimattack9994]

Considering that the cargo would mostlike be insherd the captain mostlike choose to let them take it

[@JoeGoesOver]

At a quick glance, seasoned archaeologists should be able to ascertain if a tomb had been emptied by modern criminals or looted in antiquity. They'd know to contact the Mexican government the moment they opened up King Katazuma's pyramid. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@nooctip]

Slight problem with your Night of fright comments. Shaggy and scooby are climbing on the drainpipe and not looking at the window. No one else is around. As a result no one would see the push on the drainpipe, and o attempted murder charges would be filed.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Charges get filed (and prosecutors get convictions) all the time in instances where there were no witnesses to a murder. SCENARIO: Investigators get called to the scene of the crime and find two dead teenagers and a dog. The two teenage survivors aren't ruled out as suspects, but due to their testimony, the police detain Creeps and Crawls. Forensics finds residual glowing paint on top of the drainpipe that matches the ghost costume worn by the lawyers. Under intense interrogation, Crawls breaks under pressure and takes a plea bargain to testify that Creeps pushed the pipe. Crawls is sentenced to 20 years (eligible for parole in 10) while Creeps is sentenced to 60 years (eligible for parole in 30). Thanks for commenting!

[@ciarangleeson2880]

Have you seen the “Supernatural” crossover with this episode?

[@nooctip]

@@ciarangleeson2880 Yes and it was most appealing.

[@tfordham13]

​@JoeGoesOver or he could lay and say he tried to save them by holding the pipe but say they slipped and ended up putting there weight on it also forensics siences wasn't too good back then

[@michaelnally2841]

Granted I dunno how much the confederate currency was worth but wouldn’t a museum or university pay pretty decent for the confederate stuff there in the green Ghost episode?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Possibly, but I can't imagine it would collect a large fee considering it was stored in a moldy, wet cavern. Those clothes have to be riddled with mildew! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@michaelnally2841]

@@JoeGoesOver especially since the paper money would only be neat as a piece of history and not much more.

[@tfordham13]

​@@michaelnally2841museums are mainly just collecting neat things especially back than

[@michaelnally2841]

@@tfordham13 well they’d at least be able to use it for exhibits or educational tools

[@tfordham13]

@@michaelnally2841 yeah also pretty sure there's a money museum

[@srstriker6420]

You think that some of these villains should have been in Monsters Unleashed like the Mummy, Green Ghost, Space Kook,werewolf, Gator Ghoul and Snow ghost. Yeah I wonder about why Magus would use his ancestors enemy and I thought that Redbeard is a parody of Blackbeard Doesn’t the snow ghost look like Xemnu the living Hulk? Also do you think that 60’s Spider-Man episode the Return of the Flying Dutchman is secretly a Scooby Doo episode?

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's been a long time since I've watched any of the 60's Spider-Man episodes (don't worry, I can still sing the theme song from memory), so I can't immediately recall the episode you're referencing. My understanding is James Gunn's original script had several more classic Scooby monsters planned, but as usual, budget and time concerns forced them to be omitted. Thanks for watching!

[@srstriker6420]

@@JoeGoesOver 14:35 don’t forget that they reused in the Scooby Doo show like the Mamba Wamba episode and the Witch McCoy episode as well.

[@srstriker6420]

@@JoeGoesOver also continue on with this

[@ciarangleeson2880]

Yeah, they could have chosen the monsters brought to life in Monsters Unleashed more carefully. Also, I only just found this out, but despite not bringing them to life, the movie included a few original monsters in the museum, those being a mermaid, a mortician and a warrior queen, respectively.

[@dafilmqueen556]

25:09-25:18 Joe my man, that’s a lie. We all know that the adults in Scooby Doo are bigger cowards than Shaggy and Scooby, so it’s frankly ridiculous that C.L. Magnus didn’t take an opportunity to raid more ships..

[@MrDman21]

I think the Scooby Doo writers were too busy getting high to care about historical accuracy 🥴

[@JoeGoesOver]

If the Scooby writers were the type to get high, I don't think they'd have written the Gang to be so respectful to authority figures. Writing while drunk, however, would make more sense. It certainly wouldn't surprise me if most of the artists had the whiskey shakes while drawing the cels. Thanks for watching and commenting!