Ranking the Villains | The New Scooby-Doo Movies | Season 1 Part 5

[@keshiaanders6452]

Daphne was just being polite to Mr. Knotts about his appearances.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm frequently having to bite back a lot of frustration helping an 80-year-old at my job navigate modern tech, so I appreciate Daphne's commitment to kindness. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@samuellewis7141]

I've got to say, the clips like sabotage and heelacopter are incredible running gags

[@JoeGoesOver]

When you see one of those, you're literally seeing a window inside my head. Like, every time I hear the word "sabotage", my brain instantly replays Shatner's butchery of the word. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, would you be willing to do a running gag of Red Herring or if the situation calls for it a joke about how the gang should not be allowed to pass using that iconic Gandalf scene from Lord Of The Rings just for laughs? You know the one..(“YOU! SHALL NOT! PASS!!!”) 😂 I personally never saw the Lord Of The Rings, apart from the beginning of the first film before immediately yeeting myself out of watching it because of Bilbo’s creepy face when he tried to grab the Ring from Frodo., but I did see that clip online from Watchmojo of all things and I just laughed myself to death then..😂

[@stillaboveground2470]

Ollie: "Now what would a ghost be doing in our medicine cabinet?" Stan: "Maybe he was looking for an aspirin."

[@Shadowluigi-pj9nq]

Fred was definitely messing with Shaggy in the cattle rustling episode 😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

Indeed. The more I watch these, the more I'm starting to wonder if there isn't just a little bit of sadism in our buddy, Fred. He's definitely a gaslighter, if nothing else! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Shadowluigi-pj9nq]

@@JoeGoesOver Definitely 🤣. Its kind of weird though that Fred is my favourite character in most other versions of the show 🤣

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, I wonder if like Velma, Fred secretly harbors some sort of unresolved feelings for his same sex friend. That would be an interesting plot twist if Fred only tormented Shaggy because he secretly liked him and knew Shaggy would stick around unlike most people who would see his behavior and abandon him as soon as possible. Trust me, as someone with autism, I tend to have different behaviors based on who I’m with. To my school and work related coworkers, I’m quiet and obedient. But to my family, I’m a chatterbox and occasionally defiant aside from when I choose to do the work cause of how disorganized the house is. Maybe Fred only reveals his sadism to the gang because they’re his closest friends..

[@thetux459]

The skeleton henchmen were "presumably" solid light projections like the red giant that touched Knotts.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I actually included a bit about the ghost having used technology from season six of Red Dwarf in my first draft, but just couldn't manage the follow-through and cut it. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver 6:04: If this joke was rewritten, Fred would instead say the desert reminds him of a battery; not only to make it less sexist, but also to make the punchline work. Makes about as much sense as Bugs Bunny referencing Colgate’s “Invisible Shield” gimmick. 7:08: Nice Freeze Frame, Pumbaa. 39:34: To be fair “the Scooby-Doo Show” came out after “the New Scooby-Doo Movies”, so Shaggy and Scooby might’ve learned to better themselves some time after this episode.

[@grtiguess2883]

I remember as a kid running away from the room where TV was whenever the ghost of Bigfoot appeared he was SCARY to me.

[@JoeGoesOver]

As a kid, I ran away screaming from the room when the Scooby-Doo titles came on the television! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@flaviasandu5651]

I have been binging all ofthe villain rating videos you make and having a blast, I really appreciate how in depth you go with the analysis, pointing out to little details and also the humor

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching and commenting! It's sometimes amazing how something weird and insignificant will suddenly opens up a huge tangent if you take a moment to ponder what they show onscreen. The tangents are often the most fun!

[@Buzz-McCool]

The part where Stan Laurel is explaining that the sheets aren't ghosts. They're just cloths to keep the dust off the furniture. Seems a little out of character to actually know something and sound intelligent.

[@stillaboveground2470]

Especially since in one of the L&H movies, Stan said, "You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead."

[@kevscollectibels]

the big foot ghost looks like he was a drawling on a paper that came to life

[@JoeGoesOver]

You think someone at Hanna-Barbera got hold of Spongebob's magic pencil?

[@TBTabby]

On paper, the Bigfoot ghost costume should be at least a little intimidating because of its hulking appearance. But it was so non-frightening that Oliver Hardy was willing to jump it.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Oliver Hardy worked for Hal Roach, so why would he be scared of Bigfoot? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@d1llp1ckle1]

Hey there, bit of a lurker here. I grew up with Scooby-Doo, all thanks to my mother who watched these when they first aired in the '60s and '70s. The movies were my first show actually, I still own the Batman and Globetrotters DVDs from the 2000s, but one of my favorites is the Laurel and Hardy episode. I think your villain overview is pretty good, but there is one minor but glaring thing you may have overlooked. Yes, the list of plates Fred found were the stolen plates, but I believe Crabtree made that to make sure he didn't use those plates. The main thing you forgot is the junkyard scene where Shaggy mentions that there are no plates and Fred mentions that the cars are all late models. I asked my mother, and she did confirm that typically, cars in a junkyard would still have their plates unless the owners removed them, and even then, they'd only be removed once the cars were sent to the wrecker, so it is very unusual that NONE of the cars have plates at all. What I think is that when Crabtree was fixing up the cars to disguise them, he also removed the plates from the cars in the junkyard to use instead of the stolen plates to help throw off suspicion (a little bit) of the cars being the stolen models. From there he could sell them, and the buyers would be none the wiser about the stolen nature of the vehicles. In fact, there is a very high chance that the barrel of plates Scooby knocked over and Crabtree slipped on WERE the plates from the junkyard, sitting ready to be put on the stolen vehicles. So, in a nutshell, Crabtree stole vehicles, stripped the plates, refurbished the cars, removed the old plates from the cars in the auto junkyard to use on the vehicles, and then sold them off. I think that based on this, Crabtree does deserve a higher score, as he was smart enough to know not to use the stolen plates and simply replace them with old plates from cars that were no longer in use and that list was to make sure that the stolen plates would not be used on the vehicles.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's actually a very well-thought out theory and I could see it happening. I suspect different jurisdictions had/have different rules for disposing of vehicle license plates, though, and your mother's experience may not be typical for the entire country. This is why on sites like Reddit, if someone asks for legal advice, they'll get multiple and conflicting suggestions, despite everyone responding being correct in their county or state. Further evidence why it's never a good idea to solicit legal advice from Reddit. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@matteopugliese4658]

"Attempted murder that always increase a villain's rating." But Carl also attempted murder. I guess he was so idiotic that not even that could save him from a 1, wich is fair considered he removed his own mask!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Typically you'd be correct, but any kudos Carl would have received for his temerity to commit murder is far outweighed by his decision to do it ON CAMERA IN FRONT OF HALF A DOZEN WITNESSES. F****** Carl the Stuntman...

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, and all while still using the same costume he was supposed to be wearing for the film. I would point out the fact that apparently he used a secret tunnel (~SECRET TUNNEL 😂~) to sneak around the set unseen, but then again he left some fur behind and it was obvious that the giant barrel door was modified to be the entrance to a secret tunnel (~SECRET TUNNEL~😂) that led back to the (porn) film production set. He made too many mistakes more than once, but not as pathetic as “Charlene” Wilcox from To Switch A Witch..

[@spikerox4eva]

Fumbling Fred strikes again 😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

He has no right to mock Dangerprone Daphne!

[@lexsavage3311]

That intro was glorious. Absolutely glorious.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Surprisingly annoying to produce, though. My desk is right next to the wall, so getting my camera in that position between the two monitors was a pain as the flexible mini-tripod kept slipping off the dual-monitor mounting post. I suppose I could have used the webcam that is already mounted in that spot but my audio is bad enough. I'd hate to add bad video as well. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@elizabethrosebentley1969]

I find what you said about Laurel and Hardy, since I knew them just because of my grandad consently watching their movies when we were visiting, on the other hand I didn't even know that the three stooges even existed until watching the scooby episodes with them in.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I frequently have to explain stuff to my own kids and even occasionally my younger brother and sister, and I'm merely GenX. The original Scooby Gang were Boomers! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@beatlesfansam]

Another in-depth and entertaining review! I agree with the low scores for the villains in both episodes, though The Ghost of Bigfoot is one of my favorites from this series. I also loved the Tom & Jerry zoot suit episode reference (a personal favorite).

[@JoeGoesOver]

I referenced the zoot suit in my script because that particular fashion trend always denotes a sense of the "long ago" for me. Sadly, it wasn't until looking for illustration material that I discovered all the sadly negative connotations to the outfit which wouldn't have been fitting for the light-hearted aspect of my video. I was thrilled when reminded about that Tom and Jerry short because it solved the issue for me. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@MayjeJeffrey]

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[@KayWhyCommando]

Always love seeing this series! Excited to see more! You mentioned that props fall into Operation rather than Outfit in this episode, but out of curiosity, where would you place audio? Specifically, the various calls, laughs, and growls that the monster makes. Stuff like the Space Kook's iconic laugh, Redbeard's speech patterns, the wails of various ghosts, etc.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I would likely classify sound effects as props, unless they were part of the villain's vocalizations. So in Haultrey's case, the spooky noises in the Juneberry fog would be "props" whereas the Space Kook's banshee wail would be part of his costume. Thanks for watching and commenting! Part Six is in the works!

[@matteopugliese4658]

What if the whole villain scheme relies on a "prop"? In future series there would be cases where the villain doesn't wear a costume but just operates a robot or something else. In that case you would count this in costume or you would just don't give anything to costume? I assume/suggest the former. And if there is both a robot and a costume villain (like in one episode the main monster, the Faceless Zombie is a robot while the himan villain just wears a gorilla suit)?

[@JoeGoesOver]

@@matteopugliese4658 I would likely treat anything that contains the villain as a costume and everything else as a prop. So for example, if the guy is riding inside, say, a mechanical dragon, I'd consider that an "outfit". If he was operating a robot remotely, then probably as a "prop", but depending on the case I may still end up ranking it in the "Outfit" section to keep things simple. In the Faceless Zombie episode, the gorilla suit would be used as the "Outfit" and the Faceless Zombie as a "prop". I do want to go on the record that the Faceless Zombie could be one of the creepiest Scooby monsters that didn't drive a spaceship.

[@matteopugliese4658]

Understood. I would keep the outside prop as a costume in cases in wich the villains don't wear anything, there are many cases like that expecially in What's New Scooby Doo (the Snow Creatures, the living toys, the glowing animals, the skeleton racer ecc.) And some in Mystery Incorporated too (the Fright Hound, the Horrible Herd, the Krampus, the Dream Weaver too in some way since he was just an immage projectex into people minds) since otherwise the villain wouldn't get anything for outfit, wich i assimd is what you already meant

[@KayWhyCommando]

@@JoeGoesOver That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the clarification!

[@stillaboveground2470]

Unlike Andy Taylor, "Dandy" doesn't solve the crime or do much of anything for that matter. He doesn't work behind the scenes to make Don (Barney) look competent, either. Seems that he just sits around and lets Don, Scooby and the gang do all the work.

[@JoeGoesOver]

One of the more accurate portrayals of small town law enforcement we've seen so far! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Buzz-McCool]

I think the real culprit was Ernest T. Bass.

[@stephensmith7327]

21:52 it's actually the Doctor with Shord Stubby fingers who's the most frighteningly. The one with the long fingers will find it asap, the stubby one is gonna have to DIGG!!!

[@JoeGoesOver]

So I guess size DOES matter. Dammit.

[@luci_1152]

The Bigfoot episode was absolutely hilarious to watch

[@Aileil]

As always, thank you for your thorough analysis and wealth of detailed information. These both had surprisingly good animation. I certainly give them credit for a decent Oliver Hardy finger twiddle. Lastly, I have to go look up a screenwriter decapitation now. Who'd'a thunk?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Prepping the scripts for these does often end up with me falling down a rabbit hole. Sadly, this particular rabbit hole ended up looking like the one from 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Buzz-McCool]

Sheriff Dandy reminds me of the later seasons' version of Andy Taylor. More serious and grouchy, and less of a "good ol' boy" demeanor.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Admittedly, though I saw a few episodes 'The Andy Griffith Show', it was never enough to have noticed anything like that. If Griffith was getting grouchier, it was probably due to being sick of the show.

[@Buzz-McCool]

@@JoeGoesOver Yup. I think when Don Knotts left the show, it wasn't as much fun for Griffith. Besides, the quality of the scripts was declining. They were running out of ideas after so many seasons. The only really funny episode from the later seasons was one called "Dinner at Eight".

[@jaybird3371]

Very excited for the Red Baron episode, one of my favorite villains designs from this series. Eagerly awaiting the next episode!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching and commenting! The Red Baron video is now live! ...after an unforeseen two week delay.

[@izzyjeffcoat3836]

The one with the long beard episode He looks like a yeti more than a Bigfoot.

[@codytyler2776]

Yippee part 5 with my favorite and the only monster which i solved who it was correctly: The ghost of bigfoot!!!!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing! Part Six is currently being written.

[@codytyler2776]

@@JoeGoesOver No problem Joe!!!

[@KXXULADavidOC]

That stage coach with skeleton driver was great, it is a shame it was not used more or even the main ghost for this episode, love the Laurel and Hardy, its one of my faves, always enjoy a snow setting in Scooby Doo

[@JoeGoesOver]

I get a kick how the Gang usually wears the same winter clothes in every snow episode! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@KXXULADavidOC]

@@JoeGoesOver ya same, love that

[@tfordham13]

Yayyy I love this series also you look like a mobster (which I find neat) Also ghost dinosaur is kinda related to the west as they have the most ghost dinosaur sighting

[@srstriker6420]

Yeah that would have made more sense

[@JoeGoesOver]

I am able to perform a decent Don Corleone impression! Sadly, EVERYONE can perform a decent Don Corleone impression, so that's not really... impressive. I can see the dinosaur link in that respect, but for it to have held any water, that should have been a brontosaurus skeleton. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@tfordham13]

@@JoeGoesOver mmm yeah a skeleton (especially if it glowed) would be scary

[@tfordham13]

​@JoeGoesOver also the horseman could work if there outfits were changed

[@dariajames6200]

I don’t know why the skeletons face looks like something that your 3 year old kid would make outta play do I still like the villain even though he didn’t really do anything to scare the gang it was all his projections

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's the magic of Alex Toth. Between him and Doug Wildey, Hanna-Barbera sure had some talented artists they failed to utilize adequately. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

4:33-5:20 considering that they end up forgiving a lot of bad guys in What’s New Scooby Doo regardless of the damage they cause, that’s not really helping them either. Guess the gang are so sick of greed and revenge seeking criminals that they’re just willing to let anyone pass their flawed judgement apart from a trap capture and handcuff arrest if the motive is sympathetic and righteous enough..

[@Skull_Corn]

yknow what, if I can watch 9 of these, I can subscribe. Seeing that 4298 made me guilty even though its clearly went up xD

[@JoeGoesOver]

I know what all those words in your comments mean separately, but all together in that order is baffling to me. Regardless, I absolutely appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!

[@Skull_Corn]

@@JoeGoesOver I meant if I can watch 9 of these videos in a row, I can go ahead and hit subscribe at this point. and then I meant that seeing your opening bit about refreshing your subscriber count made me feel guilty for not subscribing yet, even though you have gain more subs since this video.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Ahh, now I get it. It's difficult to remember the content of every video I've done at this point, even it the upload wasn't that long ago. When I'm relaxing on my couch watching KZbin, occasionally it will suggest older videos of mine and out of curiosity I'll click and watch, and it's often feels like I'm watching it for the first time, despite having spent 30+ hours writing, filming and editing it. The perks of old age (or no thyroid) I suppose.

[@Classiccarcrazy-1]

Keep these videos coming! They are so well done.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you kindly! I'm going to do my best! The script for Part Six is well on its way. I only wish I could produce them faster, but this is about my speed. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@StellaBellar]

I always get super excited when I see you post! Im sorry Joe I wish I could subscribe more than once! You deserve so much more! As always, loved the video. Also, Fred sure does seem to be missing his eyebrows quite often....

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your nice comments and subscribing! Fred and the rest are also missing their eyeballs and mouths a lot, too.

[@Pain-420x69]

Gen Z 🤝 Gen X coming together for their love of Scooby-Doo

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's nice for us to come together for something other than our mutual disdain for the Boomers for a change! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Necrosym13]

Another good video, despite being a fan of slap stick. I've never seen laurel and hardy. Have a good week joe.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for commenting so nicely and subscribing. You have a good week, too! Hell, I hope you have TWO of them!

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

These older episodes of Scooby-Doo we're much more in-depth than the later episodes like what's New Scooby-Doo or guess who Scooby Doo. And some of the music in this show was pretty cool

[@JoeGoesOver]

'What's New Scooby-Doo?' I feel did an excellent job of recreating the flavor of the original 'Where Are You?' series. I wouldn't personally call 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' "in-depth". I've noticed while watching them now that despite being twice the length of a usual Scooby episode, they've often been packed with filler. They even waste the potential of some of the guest stars. I was sort of dreading starting this series based on memories of the show from my youth, but it hasn't been nearly as bad as I thought it might. But it's definitely NOT been as enjoyable as 'Mystery Incorporated', either. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

@@JoeGoesOver Whats new scooby doo was a decent update, but it did some silly things - invisable man doesnt make for a good villian, also it didnt move the characters forward in any way. the killer dolls was a good one reminded me of small soldiers. Mystery inc was good at first, especially some of the monsters But to me devolved into a world altering event and thats not in Scoobys realm and had nothing to do with ghosts. inventing a previous mysteries Inc was also a stretch. Velma was also toxic on this show, long before the Velma show.

[@Miss_Heed_Lover]

What's New Scooby Doo is like the 3rd or 2nd best Scooby-Doo Show, and that obviously counts the plans of the villains

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

@@Miss_Heed_Lover some of the episodes I did like the Zombie episode. but I didnt like the partridge family, or jungle / zoo animals or mystery machine as villians. they didnt want to repeat villians at this point so they created some of what I felt were the worst. in this show, yes there were some firsts, this show was the first to have Scooby go with Dapne during the split up, also fred and Shaggy formed a split up team for the first time, Dapne showed how smart she is on this show as well and some of her sarcastic comedy. Velma was a mellow funny pleasant person here, and it didnt rely on the Shaggy / Scooby thing as much.

[@stillaboveground2470]

The Laurel and Hardy episode is probably my favorite. Although, the L&H cartoons from the mid 1960s weren't very good. Too bad Scooby and the gang never met up with Abbott and Costello or The Marx Bros.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I think I mentioned that I found it surprising they didn't do a crossover between Abbott and Costello since Hanna-Barbera had done an animated version just a few years prior. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@amitysluzara2022]

Great ranking as always! I think I've seen the Don Knotts episode so I can finally say I've seen one lol. If I have though it was when I was a kid so I don't really remember it Heres my ranking 1) Ghost of BigFoot 2) Skeleton Man

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing! Part Six is en route.

[@amitysluzara2022]

@JoeGoesOver no problemo :D thank you for the amazing content as always! I cannot wait for part 6 EEEEEEEEEEEE I'm so hyped!

[@robbiewalker2831]

39:34: Coming Soon on “Scooby-Dooniverse: Ranking the Villains”…

[@taftgaming820]

Damn finally back from Boot camp and I get to enjoy this series in spades. Hell yeah man

[@JoeGoesOver]

I hope they didn't put you through too much of a wringer! God knows I couldn't hack it! Thanks for watching and commenting! The next episode is being encoded now, so barring any KZbin content matching shenanigans, it might be up tonight or tomorrow at the latest!

[@taftgaming820]

@@JoeGoesOver Hey thanks for responding, and don't worry they didn't. Also sounds great, looking forward to seeing it.

[@astrocitizen]

I imagine around the time these were originally aired, airing old short films with L&H or the 3 Stooges were big on local TV, so I'm guessing that's why they were popular enough to be included on this Scooby-Doo series. Wonder why we didn't see Abbott and Costello or the Little Rascals, too. EDIT: 28:20 -- huh. Guess I should wait to see the whole video before I add a comment, shouldn't I? My comment about the Little Rascals still stands though... I think (still haven't waited for this to end yet).

[@JoeGoesOver]

It took Hanna-Barbera another ten years to exploit the Little Rascals, and even then they ended up getting sued by some of the living actors for failure to properly secure likeness rights. Otherwise, yeah, Little Rascals seemed like it'd meet the theme. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@andrewwallace7845]

Love this series

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the nice comment! Part Six is underway.

[@MegaMagicdog]

It would have been nice if the gang had met Abbott & Costello (since HB had done a cartoon series almost a decade prior to TNSDM) and they even had Bud Abbott voice his own character before passing in 1974. I know Abbott was in poor health, but I wonder if he could have voiced himself one last time in 72-73 when this show was in production? Or perhaps Universal got the rights to A&C back by the time TNSDM was in production. As a Gen Xer, I always knew of Laurel and Hardy - pretty much everyone did. Their movies still played on TV (usually on weekends), and everyone watched "March of the Wooden Soldiers" which was a Christmas time staple. Not to mention the efforts of The Sons of the Desert (Dick Van Dyke among them) who helped keep the memory of the comedy team's work alive. Car theft depends on the car stolen. It's true they are often stripped and sold for parts (catalytic converters are particularly popular alone due to the precious metals used in them), but car rings have been known to sell their stolen wares overseas intact. I've heard of people who were contacted after their vehicles were found anywhere from Central and South America to Eastern Europe. In those cases it was luxury cars that stayed in one piece. As for Don Knotts: I always thought it was odd how he was in two episodes but only as "himself" for one episode. If they were run out of order it could explain why Scooby recognized Don Knotts in the episode in which he was Homer Pipsqeak and thinking he was in a new role. Since TAGS was still very much in syndication, (and where Don Knott's played his most iconic role) it's natural to have had him go the route of a deputy of a mock Mayberry. Don't be surprised about Knott's masculine prowess! I have heard rumors from some old timers who said despite his looks, he had plenty of charm and had no problem getting a pretty girl on his arm. He was married 3 times after all!

[@JoeGoesOver]

GenX covers quite a span of years and it's not uncommon for some aspects of pop culture not to be known by the entire generation. For example, my wife and most of my friends are four to five years younger than me. Despite us all being "GenX", I will occasionally bring up an old TV show or commercial from my childhood and they'll all make that stupid Tim Allen confused noise at me. It may be that Bud Abbott voiced himself back then purely to keep financially afloat as sadly it wasn't unheard of for so many of our once-beloved entertainers to spend their later days sick and broke. We like to think about how fun it must have been for those who created the stuff we loved as kids, but that was seldom the case for so many of the creative talent behind the scenes. I know someone who voiced a significant character from many of our childhoods and he was treated so badly by the studio that he doesn't like to talk about those days with me, and when he does, it's seldom pleasant. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@g.b569]

Your series is amazing. Please keep going

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the kind words and subscription! I haven't gotten burned out, so hopefully they'll keep coming!

[@saxmanhawkeye]

I have to say, I’ve been binging this channel this weekend and love your content. Are you planning on doing another Crimes of Scooby Doo series? Or perhaps Ranking the Villains of The Scooby Doo Show?

[@timthemoviemanmeyers1380]

We also know there's no extra gas in the Mystery Machine based on how many times it runs out of gas and they're stuck 😂 Scooby providing Indiana Jones with great moments 😂 Laurel & Hardy were done actually pretty accurate to their personas in their short films in Scooby - I'm surprised HB didn't use Abbott & Costello as well

[@JoeGoesOver]

Considering Hanna-Barbera had previous done an 'Abbot & Costello' cartoon, it's amazing they didn't include those two as well!

[@adrianjohansson8937]

Hey Joe, I was wondering if you're going to do the monsters from The Scooby-Doo Show when you're done with The New Scooby-Doo Movies? Love your rankings, btw. Some of the funniest Scooby-Doo related videos I've seen.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching and commenting! I think it's a good chance that 'The Scooby-Doo Show' will be next up the pipe when I finish these. I can't commit more firmly than that on the off chance I get a bit burned out, but so far these seem to be flowing mostly painlessly. It doesn't help that 'The Scooby-Doo Show' is a hodgepodge of episodes pulled from various Scooby releases in the mid-1970s and later bundled together. I'll probably treat those 40 episodes as 'The Scooby-Doo Show' and call it a day.

[@damotoneko1500]

To be fair, this show aired before the ScoobyDoo show. SO it is before they're shown to ski.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I know. I try not to hold one iteration of the Scooby Gang to the same expectations as another, but sometimes it's still fun to point out the inconsistencies through the series!

[@damotoneko1500]

@@JoeGoesOver True that. But i do like that they have some development offscreen. It's a seriously neat touch by the people in charge :D

[@thequietteen7452]

Funny that you compared the skeleton cattle thieves to the sheep hustler/ghost werewolf because they reused his howl at one point in that episode.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hanna-Barbera were the KINGS of reusing everything. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@thequietteen7452]

@@JoeGoesOver Oh, most definitely. The Ghost of Bigfoot's noises are ripped from the Mummy of Ankha. And no problem. This is a fun series and I do hope you continue, as it would be interesting to see the Be Cool, Scooby-Doo villains. Especially Madcap. Also, I hope you consider covering other medias like the movies or games.

[@cadenroberts7984]

The unexpected hee-licopter took me out

[@JoeGoesOver]

It NEVER gets old! 🤣 Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@The_Demolition_Icon]

Just saying that looks like Lord Voldemort's Skeleton 💀

[@JoeGoesOver]

Now, now. The effects in 'Goblet of Fire' weren't THAT bad! Just the haircuts. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@The_Demolition_Icon]

@@JoeGoesOver 🤣🤣🤣

[@srstriker6420]

@@The_Demolition_Icon he looks more like an alien than a skeleton

[@Buzz-McCool]

Fred and Velma attempting to imitate Laurel and Hardy is the worst I've ever heard. That L&H impression isn't comedy... It's tragedy. Maybe there's a similar tragedy that befell Sheriff Dandy, which is why he never laughs. There's nothing more tragic than an unfunny comedian.

[@JoeGoesOver]

To be fair, my impressions are just as bad. Granted, I can do a decent Cleveland from 'Family Guy', but THAT'S problematic in it's own right. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

What did we do THIS time Don? Oh nothing. You just left something behind

[@JoeGoesOver]

Worst. Dog owners. EVER.

[@historictruecrime5119]

Velma probably rollers to bed, because sometimes curlers just give extra body and a little bit of waves. Plus if you notice, all the ends of her hair curl in toward her head.

[@JoeGoesOver]

See what I mean when I said I'm no beautician? Hell, I haven't even had hair for over a decade! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@richmcgee434]

@@JoeGoesOver If it's anything like my hair, it's just moved downward. I could braid my gut hair at this point. My theory is that hair gets tired as you age and can no longer cling to its former lofty perch.

[@KyleShiflet13666]

The skeletons reminds me of a hammer film called Night Creatures

[@JoeGoesOver]

I can absolutely see that.

[@julieanthony3019]

I am trying to help out with adding comments - normally I don't on other videos...but want to help you grow. I've been telling my friends about your channel as well.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much! It's appreciated! The KZbin algorithm is a fickle mistress.

[@acefist5502]

I had to be do this because curiosity bit me. All villains ranked so far. Space Kook 5.0 Green Ghosts 4.3 Captain Cutler 4.3 Ghost Clown 4.2 Snow Ghost 4.0 Wax Phantom 3.8 Shark Men 3.3 Mr. Hyde etc. 3.3 Headless Spector 3.2 Witch and Zombie 3.2 Scarecrow 3.2 Caveman 3.0 Werewolf 3.0 Charlie the Robot 3.0 Captain Moody’s Ghosts 2.8 Ghost of Mr. Hyde 2.8 Gunslinger and Native American Chief 2.7 Ghost of Redbeard 2.5 Witch Doctor 2.5 Miner 49er 2.5 Puppet Master 2.5 Mummy of Ankha 2.3 Phantom 2.3 Ghost of Elias Kingston 2.3 Black Knight 2.2 Big Bob Oakley’s monsters 2.2 Gargoyle/phantoms 2.0 Ghost of Bigfoot 2.0 Skeleton man 1.8 Zen Tuo 1.8 Joker Penguin and hooded man 1.7 Fake housekeepers 1.5 Creeper 1.5 Indian witch doctor 1.3 Phony phantom 1.0 And of corse f*cking Carl the stuntman Ape man 1.0

[@JoeGoesOver]

Now THAT is dedication! :) I'm working on the next two currently, so hopefully sometime next week it will be up!

[@acefist5502]

Great it’ll be easy to only add 2 next week!

[@curtisdavis8261]

How Unique!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@breadbear9726]

Is there a time that a new video comes out like every two weeks, or could a video come at any time

[@JoeGoesOver]

Sorry, while there's no exact time table, I have been trying to get these out every two weeks. Unfortunately, I had a health issue come up that pretty much debilitated me for a week. And when I say "debilitated", I mean that not only did I miss five days of work, but I couldn't do any writing or editing at home, either. I've been able to upload some of the Shorts I've been doing as supplements to my Villain Ranking videos, but that's only because I could do those in bursts when the pain subsided enough. At the time of this writing, the script for the next one is finished and I have about a third of it filmed and edited, but because fate enjoys being a dirty $#@!, the city is currently doing loud street work right in front of my house this week which limits when I can actually record footage. It's also slow-going because the health issue hasn't completely cleared up which makes recording and editing difficult, but not impossible. With luck, I'll have Part 06 up this Saturday or Sunday. Provided I don't get struck by a meteor or something at this point.

[@xaviermoran3814]

Good video

[@xaviermoran3814]

The shark man are my favorite monster lol 😂

[@xaviermoran3814]

Hi joe who’s your favorite monster the new scooby do movies

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's too early for me to say yet as I haven't reviewed them all. It's difficult to rate a "favorite" as so many of them have been pretty lackluster compared to the classic villains from 'Where Are You?'. In this series, my "favorite" may end up being decided by which one I disliked the least, although the shark men are probably the creepiest so far. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@FordFalcon1962nBlue]

i could be 100% wrong..but ...doesn't Gene holtree appear in also the season 2 opener, Scooby doo meets Josie and the pussycats? pretty sure he pulls up, same costume, hat, and car even below the steamboat...im guessing reused character models were a big thing among HB studios at the time-

[@JoeGoesOver]

Indeed there is a lot of borrowing of models and wholesale lifting of animation from earlier episodes. In fact, I'd go so far as to say the best animation in 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' is from the re-use of cels from 'Where Are You?'. The worst looking stuff is always whatever was drawn new for this series. I scrubbed through the Pussycats episode and one of the characters looks a LOT like Haultrey, but he has a different color scheme for his outfit. They're different characters, but if both appeared in the same episode, the casual viewer would assume they're the same person. If you REALLY want to see a re-use of a character model, stay tuned for my next upload because it features an episode with a ridiculously re-used villain. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@nooctip]

Poor Karl. He almost got off the bottom. And he would have done it if it wasn't for that meddiling attempted murder. Scooby Doo meets Abbot and Costello meets Frankenstien?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Well, the guy who wrote "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" did end up writing a Scooby-Doo episode. Before all that, uh, unpleasantness.

[@historictruecrime5119]

I LOVE Laurel and Hardy. I’ll watch them over the three Stooges any day.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Laurel and Hardy and the Three Stooges are clearly the Coke and Pepsi of classic black and white comedy troupes! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@braylonspeights6658]

The ghost of bigfoot should be laughing instead of growling

[@theadaptationstationmaster]

Since some of the guest stars were fictional characters like the Addams family or Batman and Robin, why couldn't they just have the guest star be Barney Fife? A copyright issue, I suppose.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It would absolutely be a copyright issue, but as both shows were broadcast on CBS at the time, you'd think they could have worked it out. I imagine Knotts wouldn't have appreciated it, though, after having just left the character behind prior to his appearance here. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Zacman1123]

I wanna ask: are you gonna do the live action movies or are you just sticking to animated stuff?

[@JoeGoesOver]

I will probably just stick to the animated stuff, but wouldn't rule out discussing either of the two live action films if I had what I thought was a decent take on them. Yes. There were ONLY TWO "live action" films. The thing is, I had been planning to do a video about them over something interesting I noticed, but then on a lark I briefly checked out a much larger Scooby-Doo channel and saw they did a video that was EXACTLY what I had been planning to do which pretty much put paid to that idea. I generally tend to avoid looking at other Scooby-centric KZbin channels so as to not taint my own feelings on the show (as well as to avoid any accusations of lifting the ideas of others). After noticing I had been following that channel on social media but forgetting why, I checked out their page and was there just long enough to see that video topic before closing my browser window in a panic. I would appreciate being told if anyone else happens to do a video linking John Carpenter's 'The Thing' to Scooby-Doo, because I likely wouldn't find out otherwise. And thanks for watching and commenting!

[@edj8008]

Picknick something you like apart makes for fun and likable videos.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's why being bullied by family is so much more preferable than the alternative! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Lydialovespell]

Velma wears curlers for hair volume 👩‍🦱

[@JoeGoesOver]

As a bald man, hair volume is as alien a concept to me as labor unions were for Walt Disney. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@astrocitizen]

22:40 -- "Lenin"?!

[@JoeGoesOver]

The grave said 1872-1891(?), which was two years after Lenin was born and over three decades [ACE DECADE] before he died. Kinda makes you wonder how the world would be if that had been the real Lenin's actual years on the planet?

[@astrocitizen]

@@JoeGoesOver Couldn't make out the years on the tombstone.... thank you. Nineteen years.... not as bad as a child's grave, but still, that's young even back then.

[@breadbear9726]

Do you think you’ll finish the new Scooby-Doo movies even though the villains are a bit dull compared to others, or will you just go to a different show such as the Scooby doo show, or even new Scooby-Doo shows like be cool Scooby doo or Scooby doo and guess who. As much as I don’t love this show, you make it enjoyable

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your nice words! I do plan on finishing this series and with the next upload coming soon (barring any more unexpected health issues that delayed it) I'll have reached the half-way point. Upon rewatch, 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' hasn't been as bad as I thought it would be, but these episodes are also double the length, which means it's been taking a lot longer to go over than the ones featured in 'Where Are You?'. I've toyed with the idea of skipping around the various series and not sticking to their chronological release, and even hopping between series (doing an episode from 'The Scooby-Doo Show' then one from 'What's New?', etc.), but I also feel it's important to be able to have a final tally at the end to show all the villains ranked with the others in the same series. So for now, provided I can still keep my motivation, once I'm finished with 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies', my next focus will likely be 'The Scooby-Doo Show' episodes from 1976-1978.

[@srstriker6420]

Well for the Don Knotts episode the Skeleton looks more like a alien especially how it is walking in the cemetery, how about this was way ahead of John Carpenter’s the Fog and this episode would be something similar in the Speed Buggy episode to come, they ghosts that they used are pretty especially the three eyed one and the dinosaur because they use the dinosaur as the main disguise also while I’m on this have you heard of the Monster of Partridge Creek because that should be important for the Snow Beast in the Scooby Doo show. I didn’t realise about the Indiana Jones reference but do you think that he should have crossover with them? Also where you get that from 10:05 Yeah that was a missed opportunity Abbot and Costello crossover because they started the horror comedy thing before Scooby Doo was made The ghost of Bigfoot was wired because it doesn’t look like Bigfoot at all because it’s like the Wax Phantom with a beard and that while the Snow ghost looks like Xemnu the living Hulk’s little brother because how could there be a ghost of Bigfoot if they found a dead body and never captured one. Well I knew Laurel and Hardy from this episode and my grandparents did own a few dvd on them. You know I did wonder about the other guys in the skeleton costumes and they just disappeared it’s just like Mike from the Dognapping episode do you think both of theses episodes here should have been connected, because that’s what I thinking of for that cancelled third live action Scooby Doo movie where half of those episodes were connected to a crime Lord who has enough of the gang interfering with his plans

[@JoeGoesOver]

The cattle skull monsters featured in my video were from Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits". Those made a distinct impression on nine-year-old me! It's always fun to speculate about a hidden conspiracy taking place in the background of our beloved shows. Another good example of this was in the Grenada Sherlock Holmes series when they took several unrelated crimes and linked them to Professor Moriarty, despite Doyle not having done that in the original work. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dawnepiscopo9220]

Could you do be cool scooby doo, the scooby doo show, or scooby doo and guess who next?

[@JoeGoesOver]

I would like to get to all the series at some point, but like most small KZbinrs, this isn't my full-time job and it's a one-man operation, so it's going to be a while. With my next upload, I'll just barely be at the halfway point in covering the villains from this series. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@saxmanhawkeye]

10:05 what is this taken from?

[@JoeGoesOver]

The cattle skull demons were featured in Terry Gilliam's 'Time Bandits' (1981). Those guys traumatized me as a pre-teen about as badly as the Space Kook traumatized me as a post-toddler. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@dafilmqueen556]

33:07 which one of those kids in the picture is your son? I saw your later video about the 10 Thousand Volt Ghost and you mentioned your son at least once. And he’s a little kid?

[@JoeGoesOver]

He's the little idiot wearing the light, unbuttoned jacket in the middle of the snowstorm on his way to school. So glad that photo made the local paper, because it made his mother and I look like TERRIFIC parents. He STILL refused to bundle up, despite being old enough to drink now!

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, he’s in his 20s now?

[@totoro1585]

I cant speak for everyone, but everyone from gen z I know (inclouding me), knows laurel and hardy. I am from germany, where you call them Dick & Doof, do they have a similar nickname in america? Love your videos btw

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your kind words! Here in the U.S., about the only other way they're referred to would be as "Stan and Ollie". Unlike the Three Stooges, they only ever went by their names. Thanks as well for watching!

[@izzyjeffcoat3836]

My mom’s name is Laurel

[@dafilmqueen556]

6:12-6:23 I don’t get it. Is that something your wife does on a daily basis?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Fred was making a sexist joke about women and I said I could believe they were having a fight.

[@bradenjenkins8808]

360

[@JoeGoesOver]

90 degree right angle