Ranking the Villains | The New Scooby-Doo Movies | Season 2 Part 2

[@thegayghost872]

Fun fact about djinn/genies, the three wishes thing is actually a modern invention. In a lot of old arabic stories, there’s no mention of djinn having a limited number of wishes they can grant. But usually you don’t want to make too many because they’ll try to kill you.

[@Zacman1123]

Neat

[@foxfireinferno197]

That, and they genies weren't quasi-omnipotent. They could perform whatever tasks they were capable of, but weren't powerful enough to re-write reality.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Interesting. I've never actually read any of the Arabian Nights (I can't even pronounce Scheherazade without looking it up every time), so the original djinn stories are a complete blank wall for me. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@JoeGoesOver]

What kind of bargain-basement genie isn't omnipotent? Stupid Wish.com lamp!

[@danielgehring7437]

They also looked nothing like their modern depictions, usually most often represented in historical works as wizened old men with multiple sets of wings, a parody of similar depictions of angels. And yet Wishmaster is the only franchise that ever got it right.

[@seanfulldark]

Don't forget Velma is the smartest girl in her so it's entirely possible that she might have skipped a few school grades! A Pup Named Scooby-Doo she was solving Mysteries High School level when she was in Middle School

[@JoeGoesOver]

This did occur to me as I was writing the script, but I decided not to go down that route. It's more fun to think of her moving to a new town and the teachers being glad she left. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@grapeshot]

Remember the Djinn from Wishmaster. He specialized in those ironic wishes where you technically get what you want but you really don't want it.

[@KyleShiflet13666]

Wishmaster kicked ass

[@JoeGoesOver]

Lot's of monkey paw-adjacent film and television plots out there! My favorite is still probably the Simpsons. Who could forget Froghurt? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

Babu is not the only genie that Joe Besser voiced. He also voiced a genie in an episode of "The Oddball Couple" called, "A Day at the Beach".

[@JoeGoesOver]

Wow. I hadn't heard of that one. It's weird to see an old TV series get ripped off by a cartoon studio that WASN'T Hanna-Barbera for a change! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Buzz-McCool]

The Oddball Couple was produced by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, the company famous for the Pink Panther cartoons.

[@JoeGoesOver]

@@Buzz-McCool It's difficult at times to accept there were more animation studios churning stuff out than just Hanna-Barbera and Filmation.

[@Buzz-McCool]

@@JoeGoesOver Most cartoons were either from H-B, Filmation, or DFE. Although I do remember that lame cartoon based on the "Emergency!" tv show from Universal/Mark VII Productions. It was called "Emergency +4". Silly premise of 2 paramedics having 4 teenage sidekicks going into dangerous situations.

[@stillaboveground2470]

@@Buzz-McCool I remember that show! A friend of mine talked about "Emergency!" all the time when we were kids. He ended up becoming a fireman when we grew up, so I guess something positive came out of it.

[@danielgehring7437]

Fun fact: I have spent the last several days trying to find this channel again; I binged a bunch of episodes at the beginning of October but then realized I had to come back and subscribe because someday you're going to review the Daphne Vampire episode. The search term that eventually led me back here (and was the first result) was "bald guy scooby."

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hopefully, I'll get there eventually! I suspect once I finish 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies', the next series will go by a lot faster as the episodes are half the length and there aren't any guest stars I need to summarize. Wait. "Bald Guy Scooby."...? You mean my hat ISN'T fooling anyone? Oh, ****! Thanks for watching and commenting and subscribing!

[@robbiewalker2831]

2:44: Fun Fact!: In the US English Dub for "the Smurfs and the Magic Flute", Peewit was played by Cam Clarke, who would later go on to do a more notable character, playing Leonardo in the Fred Wolf "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" Cartoon Series. Honestly, I find Cam Clarke's Peewit more suitable in character, but I'm not sure if you're gonna like Cam Clarke's take on the character either. 22:38: Speaking of SpongeBob, here's a sidenote: Mermaid Man was voiced by Ernest Borgnine, who previously paired up with Tim Conway in McHale's Navy. 35:46: First Carl the Stuntman, now Babu the Genie.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It has been DECADES since I last saw 'Magic Flute'. I only remember being puzzled as to why the voices were "wrong". Cam Clarke also played Velma's crush in 'Zombie Island', and he was the first English dubbed voice for Keneda in 'Akira'. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver Ah yes, Velma’s crush on Zombie Island: the Police Detective passing himself as a Gardener. Do you also know that he was Liquid Snake in the Metal Gear series? I didn’t, but Stuart K. Reiley highlighted that in “The Voice of Feces” a video that talks about some familiar voices and how they affect our pop culture (even in the YTP community). BTW, I would share the Smurfs movie I mentioned before, if we’re to personally look over the differences in voices between Frank Welker and Cam Clarke’s takes on Peewit.

[@TheSteelBoy1974]

Hey Joe. I just wanted to let you know I always look forward to seeing your videos. Not only as a Scooby-Doo fan, but your whole channel is criminally underrated. Keep up the great work Joe

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for the kinds words! It's with all sincerity when I say that comments like this motivate me to keep going!

[@BODEGAtrashofficial]

If I hear Babu say Yapple Dapple one more time...

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm telling you. Ear infections aren't always a bad thing! Thanks for watching and commenting and yapple dappling!

[@atlanteanangel9120]

Great review❤ Also, thanks for calling out that line, "can I be less brave than a female? " Maybe the writers had him say it because of his origin beliefs, but wow! Those words upset me even when I was a kid.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Sadly, I'm fairly confident this was less a case of "1970s-era misunderstanding of Arabic culture" and more "run-of-the-mill 1970s-era sexism". I get told a lot on some of my other videos that I focus too much on stuff like that, but sometimes it's like, RIGHT there in your face! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@RailroadFanatic-hr6pf]

So Babu and Carl The Stuntman are your favorite characters right 😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

Yes! And squash is my favorite vegetable and I can't help myself chomping down a whole bag of circus peanuts while watching Thursday night football! 🤢 Thanks for watching and commenting and subscribing!

[@stillaboveground2470]

Cartoon Jeannie has red hair, so that it wouldn't be mistaken for Barbara Eden's Jeannie. Probably for legal reasons, like cartoon Ginger Grant being made a blonde instead of a redhead.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Or Hanna-Barbera just got a huge discount on red paint that year. I wouldn't put it past them! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@gingerpotter21]

Carl the stuntman finaly has a successor 💀

[@TheAmazingTachan]

Glad to see another video up! I’m only disappointed you missed the opportunity to use the “Oh my god, you can’t just ask people why they’re white” bit from Mean Girls, haha! I remember having the Jeannie episode on as background noise when I was working on something and my dad walked in and was like “*That’s* not Barbara Eden….”

[@JoeGoesOver]

I try to dance around racial stuff in my videos, but Jeannie looking like that considering her geographic region always bugged me. Barbara Eden was a tough act to follow, that's for certain, though I lean just a bit more toward the Samantha from 'Bewitched' crowd myself. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Joseph_Drew_III]

5:04 Scooby auditions for his upcoming role as Clifford

[@KayWhyCommando]

Great video as always! As annoying as Babu is, at least he's just a one-off in the Scooby-Dooniverse... unlike some other characters we'll get to...

[@JoeGoesOver]

SHHH! Don't say his name!!!

[@huntercoleman4050]

First we got fucking Carl the stuntman Now we got Fucking Babu the genie😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

I can't imagine Babu showing up in the future, but who knows? I REALLY hope Babu doesn't show up in the future! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@huntercoleman4050]

@@JoeGoesOver I think him and Carl would get along with how stupid they are

[@tfordham13]

You just hit 5k good luck on 10k

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for being a part of those 5,000 as well! My "thank you" video should be uploaded within a day or two. Thanks also for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

Corey: "How come you comb your hair before you go to bed?" Henry: "Well, you know. Like, in case I meet some chick in a dream. I wanna look good." Have to admit it. I found that amusing.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Back when I had hair, no amount of combing would survive the turmoil of my tossing and turning in bed. I'd wake up every morning looking like Tim Burton. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@nooctip]

You bring up the main problem of the chases. Shaggy and Scooby are often described as the fastest thin this side of Usain Bolt But somehow middle aged men in masks manage to keep up with them. I have to get my hands on one of those masks.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Snag one for me, too, would you? I'm getting tired of taking ten minutes walking up a flight of stairs! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@JoeGoesOver, I want that moat monster suit cause I want to jump high. My biggest problem though is my hyperactive impulsivity and since I don’t want to hurt any one accidentally from hopping around recklessly, I will rather keep my frog jump training isolated in those miraculously well lit caves the gang always find themselves in to jump as my heart contents. My 22-year-old body is somehow more out of shape than my 4’11-5’0 tall mother and her legs are really sick and hurting compared to my healthy legs that strain for every time I jump or run even a mile. I sure could use those suits to help me practice and exercise my body into reducing fat by jumping around like a maniac or lifting stuff and not getting strained on my back..

[@scottmrn235]

Great Video Joe, although I do have to nitpick a little bit that the story of Fireball McPhane, he was a "Super-Athlete," in the Olympics. He was haunting the school out of revenge because he was disqualified for cheating by the principal was an Olympic judge. So he wasn't a student athlete; also let's face it, that mustache is too fantastic to be wasted on a high school student, so he had to be at least late 20's, early 30's when he disappeared.

[@JoeGoesOver]

You're not the only one to catch that and it was clearly an oversight on my part. Having said that, have you SEEN what "high school" students looked like back in the day? My god, seasoned lumberjacks are less grizzled looking than a lot of those "kids"! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@beatlesfansam]

Great video as usual. 👍🏼 As a big fan of Batman: The Animated Series, I'm glad that you mentioned the Mark Hamill/Bob Hastings connection. I'm totally with you regarding Babu - he's just a really irritating character. Of these two episodes, I preferred "The Spirit Spooked Sports Show". I liked the twist with the twins, among other things. It was also one of the last episodes from this series that I watched (a couple of years ago).]

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you! I'm a huge voice nerd, so I do tend to focus a lot on the actors. If you liked twists involving twins, be sure to stick around when I eventually hit a certain episode in 'The Scooby-Doo Show'! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@beatlesfansam]

@@JoeGoesOver I know the episode you're referring to! Looking forward to seeing you cover that episode (and the entire series).

[@ajerjavec4723]

I can think of one scenario where getting the gang involved may have been more of a necessity when a member of the gang has a piece of their plan on their person and just asking for it might be suspicious call like the villain from when the gang went to Venice when Daphne was kidnapped because she had a piece of the key around her neck

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's true, but in those situations, they should simply mug the Gang, or break into the Mystery Machine. Kidnapping any of them is just asking for trouble! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@ajerjavec4723]

@@JoeGoesOver true but in the case where the gang just thinks it’s nothing important or doing stuff, like that would be very suspicious

[@ajerjavec4723]

@@JoeGoesOver besides, during the Venice episode, the gang was visiting a friend, even if Daphne wasn’t wearing the medallion or wasn’t kidnapped I’m pretty sure the gang would logically conclude that their friend is the next target and would still get involved

[@Lyssamazur]

Keep up the great work, Joe! As always a delight to watch these. I find myself rewatching every few weeks because I enjoy it so much. Congratulations on 5,000 subscribers. You deserve it! The work you put into these amazing breakdowns does not go unnoticed!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the very nice comments! Words like this absolutely do keep me motivated to keep going! My "thank you" video to subscribers will be up in a day or two. Thanks for watching!

[@flashback2016]

Great video, but you're information about Fireball McPhan is incorrect. Fireball wasn't a student athlete, he was an Olympic athlete. Velma makes mention of Principal Griffith having previously been the Olympic judge who disqualified McPhan. Also, both Fred and Mr Teller make mention of him having been a legendary athlete before his disqualification.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Well, ****. You're right. It took me a bit of scrubbing through the video but I found the bit you're talking about. The first mention of McPhan's past said he "could" have won Olympic events but was disqualified for cheating, which I took to mean he would have had a good future once he entered the Olympics. It wasn't until much later in the episode that Griffith was said to be an Olympic judge before he was a principal. Of course, that bit could have been made up by Finster as part of their plan to explain why McPhan would be haunting the school, but I concede. Mistakes are just one of the perks of being a one-person operation. The other is being able to treat your staff poorly and not worry about any HR violations! Thanks for catching my goof, as painful as it is!

[@jaggerguth4391]

Aside from Babu, The Jeanie episode is probably one of the most strangest Scooby-Doo episodes we seen so far as it promptly ditched the whole Scooby-Doo formula and turned it into something out of Jonny Quest, Fangface or even The Plastic Man comedy hour.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It was definitely an outlier in the early Scooby-Dooinverse, acting as a harbinger of things to come. Some good, some bad. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@julieanthony3019]

Great video Joe - congrats on 5K subscribers!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank very much for the kind words and helping me reach that number! A "thank you" video will be uploaded in a day or two for everyone!

[@suntailfox4478]

I remember watching the Fireball McPhan episode as a kid and was just confused on how the gang never realized something wrong with the principal. Plus it got me into absolutely loving Tim Conway

[@JoeGoesOver]

Something that was really troublesome for me was how Fireball McPhan didn't have pupils. Every time I tried finding a frame to use as a thumbnail, I had to keep reminding myself his eyes were supposed to look like that. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@astrocitizen]

Totally in sync with you vis a vis Baboo. Maybe if there'd been a shred of KUNG FU PANDA-ness to him showing that Baboo was actually learning to become a professional spell-caster -- albeit in his own inimitable way -- the character could have been worth putting up with. As it is... ugh. And to top it off, HB used him alone instead of Jeannie as well in LAUGH-A-LYMPICS. 🤮 Speaking of whom... Jeannie reimagined as a pseudo-Dan DeCarlo-esque teen humor feature? I can get behind that*. * giggity.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Both the live-action and cartoon versions of Jeannie had to have led to at least a few awakenings for lots of boys (and girls) on the cusp of puberty. And yeah, f*** Babu! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KXXULADavidOC]

Great to see a high ranking New Scooby Doo Movies villain, another great review

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much! I don't go into these hoping for low scores (just the opposite in fact), but I just can't overlook problems when I see 'em. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@huntercoleman4050]

Love the videos Joe Keep them up You're making a 16-year-old Scooby-Doo fans dream stay alive❤

[@JoeGoesOver]

Happy to do so! Thank you for watching and commenting! Here's hoping the next one will arrive as quickly as possible!

[@williamperry4537]

Pretty impressive how large the gap between Fireball McPhan and the Hooded Ghosts is. But, of course the only thing stopping them from a perfect 5/5 was kidnapping someone. Can't wait until we get back to some good villain plots with threes, fours hell, even 5/5 plans.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I've got high hopes for 'The Scooby-Doo Show' since it's more of a continuation of 'Where Are You?' than 'The Scooby-Doo Movies' was. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@saros_system]

17:11 There was one person who also had one point. Remember Carl the Stunt Man? Edit 1: Your jokes about billionares are very funny! Edit: I like how you wrote "capitain and a friend"

[@matteopugliese4658]

Carl was bad, but his plan was also so bad that he couldn't have succed anyways. Abdullah could have won so easly.

[@JoeGoesOver]

The nice thing about ripping on billionaires is 99.99999% of us never have to worry about accidentally insulting one of our friends! Thanks for noticing some of my subtle things, and thanks for watching and commenting!

[@izzyjeffcoat3836]

Fred and Shaggy are each 17 years old, Daphne is 16, and Velma is 15. For the purposes of this series, the kids were made roughly the same age: 16-17 in season 1, and 17-18 in season 2.

[@dafilmqueen556]

24:25 I lost it when you said “No, I’m pretty sure you’re Stephen King”. If Stephen is watching this video right now, I hope he finds it funny 😄 😂🤣

[@BabyDuckKaspar]

I'm always happy when you upload these, are you planning on doing the Scooby Doo show after new Scooby Doo mysteries wraps up? I honestly can't wait for you to go over the sheer amount of lunacy that is the villains plans in that series

[@JoeGoesOver]

And I'm always happy to read nice comments like that! The plan right now is to do 'The Scooby-Doo Show' after finishing the current series, though I may also slip in another Scooby-Doo video I've been contemplating in between. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@seanfulldark]

All the references to Aladdin in this particular episode I'm not surprised if they were falling several of the few rules that were brought up in Disney's Aladdin aside from Resurrection because let's be honest here that's never going to stop up an episode right what are you doing stop bringing up the Pit no no no no no no

[@JoeGoesOver]

I joked about how much of this episode seemed to mirror Disney's 'Aladdin', but to be fair, both were likely simply following the original storyline from 'Arabian Nights'. Not that I'd know, though, since I never read the latter. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@matteopugliese4658]

I predicted that Abdullah would have got a hight score for design (I noticed the similarity with a night of fright is no delight but I tought that personally this scheme had enough uniqueness between power being the goal instead of money and having real magic at his disposal, but I guess that's only original if you limit yourself at Scooby Doo *look at Aladin*) but a 1 operation score. That's the definition of wasted potential, even if for some reasons he couldn't directly wish for the throne, limiting his scare tattics at creepy sounds most of the time when you have a litteral genie is patetic. Jadal could have simiply manifest in fornt of the sultan and tell him to leave and he would have no choice but obbey, or he could have even teleport him outside. There have been normal humans much more intimidating in this franchise. A bit sad that you had to give a neutral outfit score but it make sense. With Charlie you used his design for outfit even if he would have normally counted as a prop but here using Jadal's design wouldn't have made much sense because Charlie at least was still designed by Jenkins, while here Abdullah had no control on how Jadal looks. I also predicted a 5 on Fireball'a outfit and while i didn't have the knowledge to be 100% sure i tought they could get an hight design score as well. Such a shame that their operation was so bad. He is still one of my favourite villains of the New Scooby Doo Show, below the Shark Men (in terms of personal preference i mean) and close to the Ghost of the Red Baron and the Ghost of Captain Moody, more the Don Knott version tough even if he wasn't really a villain (he don't have competition tough...) and it's also one of my favourite episode yet. One of the very few time trying to solve the mistery was fun and engaging and the solution was satisfying, a lot of times it was either impossible since you had never seen the villan, blatantly obvious or they didn't even bother keeping it a mistery. The twin brother thing feels a bit cheap but I suspected the principal so i wasn't that far off and you can recognize him tied up before the reveal so it still works. There is also a nice forshadowing even if i didn't noticed it at my first view. Also it isn't blatantly obvious that there where two villain and that's what kept me a bit unsure of who was the coulprit at first since most suspect appeared while you could see a villain lurking from somwhere, altough knowing this series I feared that could have been a mistake (and I think there still was one... I could be wrong, but I think there is a point in wich one of the gost creashed into the men in the controll pannel but the othe ghost was already chasing Fred Daphne and Velma, that's why I tought it was a projection at first). There was even a point in wich I tought the ghost could have actually been the real Fireball since there are both precedents (Captain Cutler) and later instances (Rude Boy from Mystery Incorporated, Stealing Stan from Be Cool and maybe others) of this, but I dismissed it when it became clear the goal was money and not revenge and that there where two villains. I also still have one question: why the villain started operation the escavators early if they school wasn't yet closed and they still hadn't the freedom to tear it down, and what was even the point of having the remote controlled if they where going tk buy the school and tear it down "legally". Also i am just now noticing that they say "their backers" would buy the school so that's another instance in wich the villains had accomplishes who got away with it. Last thing, I was thinking, maybe instead of giving a neutral scorre to villains with no costume it would be fairer to give no score and vote only the two cathegories that apploes, design and operation? Beacuse giving a neutral score is still penilizing in some way, a villajn that chose to not use a costume for underatandable reasons (Abdullah really didn't need one objectivly) could never reach a perfect sore even if they plan and exectute their scheme perfectly. At the same time tpugh j kinda unsterdand that a Scooby Doo villain need a costume or something equivalent to be a perfect villain since even if is not always need in universe for a meta prospective that's what define them (after all the originallity is also not that important in universe) so on second tought the neutral score make sense.

[@matteopugliese4658]

Something that I forgot, i think the villain took controll of the school to more easly install their projectors freely, but it was still risky. Also the millionare claim he was trying to scare them off for their own safety, but for a non cop it still come off as weird. Also something that I forgot from the second video, i personally wouldn't count what the villains from the globettrotter episode did to Shaggy as attempted murder because it's shown in universe to be not letal. In real life it would have been, but if the world operate on cartoon physic is possible the villain did knew that he wouldn't be letal. It's different from other thinhs like Velma being almost sawed in half by the Snow Ghost or Shaggy almost eaten by lions by the Ghost Clown because that's clearly treated as mortal danger by the characters. To me if the villain manage to do what he wanted and the characters survive it mean it isn't letal in this universe. I also iffy with what Bigfoot did, but is possible he was trying to down them and they where rescued in time and is just the led poisoning that doesn't apply in this universe. Is Fred who pull them out, he would have left them here so yeah, even with cartoon logic it still look like attempted murder.

[@JoeGoesOver]

As for just ignoring the outfit scoring when the villain doesn't use one, it seems you answered your own question: with few exceptions, to be a proper Scooby-Doo villain, you need a disguise. Otherwise, you're just a generic bad guy. It doesn't make sense for the villains to have operated the construction equipment the way they did because it's not like they were in the middle of doing any remodeling at that point, though it was mentioned later that "hiring" equipment from Teller's company was in an attempt to frame him. But overall, there was no good reason for the bulldozer and other machines to be there yet. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@matteopugliese4658]

@@JoeGoesOver yeah I realized the point for the disguise halfway trough writing it but I decided to keep the thinh anyways to see if you agreed with me. I usually tend to think this video as racing the villain on how effective he is in unoverse and I think that's true for the most part but for some things like the costume and the originality you also look from on outside prospective. It may not alwyas help to have a costume, let alone an original one inuniverse, but it makes it much better for us! Yeah as I tough for the bulldozers too, I get the framing but it was still pointles, they wheren' going to take down the school untill they have buyed it, at wich point they would have no reason to pretend the tools where haunted since they where doing it legally. Thank for the response

[@acefist5502]

Joe uploaded this after I went to school so I’m a bit late but nevertheless the update Space Kook 5.0 Green Ghosts 4.3 Captain Cutler 4.3 Ghost Clown 4.2 Snow Ghost 4.0 Ghost of the Red Baron 4.0 Spirit of Fireball McPhan 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 Paul Revere, Minuteman, and Redcoat Ghost 3.0 Charlie the Robot 3.0 Captain Moody’s Ghosts 2.8 Ghost of Mr. Hyde 2.8 Haunted Horseman and Moat Monster 2.8 Gunslinger and Native American Chief 2.7 Viking and Davy Crockett 2.7 Hooded Ghosts 2.7 Ghost of Redbeard 2.5 Witch Doctor 2.5 Miner 49er 2.5 Abdullah and Jadal 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 Ghost of redbeard II 2.2 Gargoyle/phantoms 2.0 Ghost of Bigfoot 2.0 Skeleton man 1.8 Ghost of Captain Scavenger and I______ Joe 1.8 Zen Tuo 1.8 Joker Penguin and hooded man 1.7 Dryad and Troll 1.5 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

[@justinjones7411]

Can't wait until he talks about the Don Adams episode. He gonna have a real field day with that episode.

[@JoeGoesOver]

As a fan of Inspector Gadget, I'm looking forward to seeing him as well! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@foxfireinferno197]

If Abin was descended from Hadji, odds are the genie bloodline would be so diluted that his powers would be next to nil. Hadji's first generation would be half-genie, then quarter, then eighth, and if we're talking thousands of years, the genie influence would be infinitesimal.

[@JoeGoesOver]

While true, who can say whether or not later descendants wouldn't also interbreed with genies, thus strengthening the magical bloodline? Or perhaps Hadji's magic is so powerful, it wouldn't dilute over the generations? It's also not unheard of for recessive traits to lie dormant for multiple iterations before suddenly cropping up unexpectedly. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@foxfireinferno197]

@@JoeGoesOver Good point. I'm mostly drawing comparisons to Dungeons and Dragons species like Tieflings or Sylphs, which are distantly descended from mystical beings and have only minor magical abilities from the diluted bloodline.

[@jaybird3371]

I think I’m developing a sixth sense for when these videos are gonna drop. Had a feeling we’d get one today. I watched the Jeanie episode last week and boy oh boy was the power dynamics between Jeanie and the teenage boys very weird to think about. Especially every time she addressed them as master.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Barring unforeseen delays (often software-related, or KZbin's peachy content-match system), I'm trying to get these uploaded within two weeks of each other. As for Jeannie and her teen master... well, simpler times? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

It would be more likely that Corey and Jeannie's relationship would be closer to the teens and their "creation" in "Weird Science".

[@politicalsquidgame234]

I forgot about both these episodes, however I always remember the Ginger ghost. The fact he got such a high rating is baffling, since I remembered his scheme being quite dumb (seems like I confused his scheme with the Strongman, whoops) anyways, great job, Joe!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you kindly! Yeah, going in I wasn't immediately impressed. "Oh, ginger 1940s strong man! Gee, so scaaaaary." But damned if he ended up being more impressive than I originally expected once I sat down and gave it a think. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@singularitychannel823]

Great video! Recent subscriber here. I see why you rated Fireball so high, but personally he can’t help but lose points in the outfit to me for just being… a guy. A guy who did his job well and had all the special effects to help, but he was still just a ginger strongman. A strong character design goes a long way in being spooky and he just didn’t have one. Change the eyes and he could’ve been a normal dude in another episode.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for subbing! Every one helps! I do see your point about McPhan's look, but don't forget something you just said yourself: he's a ginger. By default that puts him in the upper echelons of spookiness! And with that, I've just lost every redhead in my subscriptions. Then again, they're only 2% of the population anyway, so... I'm glad ginger people are also among the most understanding and funny of all people, and would never cancel a sub merely for a cheap joke at their expense! Right? Anyway, thanks again for subbing, watching and commenting!

[@Soliena]

I think I may have actually seen the Tim Conway episode with Fireball McFane, I distinctly remember the Scooby-Gang finding and underground section to a school gym/ stadium. I don't own that episode, so I must have seen it somewhere

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's often difficult to pin down what all we've seen in our lives until something jogs our memories. There's even a subreddit that's devoted to helping others remember snippets of things they've seen as kids and are desperately trying to find as adults. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@izzyjeffcoat3836]

The first one you reviewed reminds me of Aladdin because it kind of looks like Jasmine’s palace

[@StellaBellar]

Awesome Video as usual Joe! I loved that you kept your cough take in the episode xD Was pretty funny. Side note I wish you well. Keep up the good work!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thanks for the nice words! I'm only hoping the person I put that in there for gets a chance to see it themselves! That's the downside to "in jokes". They're pointless unless the intended audience sees it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

19:05-19:12 which leads me to wonder, is Scooby even a real dog? And I’m not talking about Mystery Incorporated, my brain didn’t pay attention during that one and even then we know it’s only one continuity. I’ve decided to go the MatPat route and theorize the possibility that the Doo family could potentially have human DNA in them, or in an even darker route, be humans who were cursed to turn into talking dogs and then slowly lose their humanity to the point where they essentially become sentient talking dogs with both human and dog traits. Good thing the Scooby writers were born long before I was, cause I will not let them steal my idea, as I will make it myself..

[@BostonU22]

On the location of the school, New England has many non-religious schools practically in the middle of nowhere like Northfield Mount Hermon, Deerfield Academy, Vermont academy, and Cardigan Mountain School which fill their student pool with kids from NYC, Boston, and Cali

[@JoeGoesOver]

Here in the Midwest, non-religious private schools are super rare. They exist, but are few and far between. In my own section of the state, there's a handful of private institutions, and every one of them is church-funded. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@amitysluzara2022]

Great ranking! I've never seen these episodes so I'm going to be ranking them based on this video 1) Spirit of Fireball McPhan 2) Abdullah and Jadal

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@amitysluzara2022]

@@JoeGoesOver no problemo :D thank you for the superb content as always!

[@mysticdigital5936]

Just wanted to say that I've really enjoyed all of these videos! I hope the birws or reach don't get you down too mich. It's understandable, but I really appreciate the work that goes into all of your videos.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for your nice comments! I appreciate them a lot! And thanks for watching!

[@saros_system]

Thank you for the next episode, I love this series! Keep up the good work!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your nice encouragement! And for watching!

[@ajerjavec4723]

I have thought of some thing I’m guessing the costumes for the speed buddy episode will be less important. The whole scheme was about using ghostly wins, and I pretty sure the roads were just in case anyone actually started to look around the caves were they were hiding

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hey, now! We need some passive-aggressive spoiler warnings first if you're going to dish on upcoming stuff!

[@ajerjavec4723]

@@JoeGoesOver one I wasn’t trying to diss anyone I’m just saying like this weeks episode for Speed buggy costumes are less important. Now the special effects are going to be much more important

[@sliverjack0283]

19:50 for once the “1970’s excuse holds no ground”

[@JoeGoesOver]

Did that excuse EVER really work? Really? But man, it's crazy to run into stuff like that in the wild. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@russellharrell2747]

Velma must have been a super nerd like Doogie Howser and graduated early. But that doesn’t explain how she met the rest of the gang.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I chalk it up to just lazy continuity on the part of the writers, like how David Lister had two appendixes. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Hewylewis]

Dude, you watch Dark Corners, too? Sweet! Also, I didn't know they made a t-shirt of the monster from "It Conquered The World".

[@JoeGoesOver]

Yup! Love the channel enough to support them on Patreon! Just got the shirt the other day and decided to wear it for this video. I also included a not-so-subtle mention of another KZbin channel I enjoy. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Hewylewis]

@@JoeGoesOverYou're welcome.

[@nothanks7263]

Heaving flames on the side of my face...Heaving, breathless flames...

[@JoeGoesOver]

Not one plus TWO plus one plus one!

[@Buzz-McCool]

The Tim Conway episode was obviously inspired by a movie he starred in at the same time, called "The World's Greatest Athlete".

[@JoeGoesOver]

Possibly, but I wouldn't be surprised if Hanna-Barbera had some drawings of stadiums lying around, either, and just wanted to re-use them. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

@@JoeGoesOver They even called Shaggy and Scooby "the world's two greatest athletes" during the episode, so it's a certainty.

[@connorschultz380]

I think velma is supposed be an adult here? I wouldn't be surprised if the writers forgot that the group of people constantly driving across the country were supposed to be anything other then adults (I myself always saw "meddling kids!" As a "21 is basically a kid to me?" Kind of as a derocgatory thing)

[@JoeGoesOver]

The Gang were all canonically teenagers up until 'Zombie Island', with Velma being the youngest at 15, Daphne at 16 and Fred and Shaggy at 17. It is weird for school-aged kids to be traveling cross country like they do, but in theory they could always be on vacation when they're on a mystery. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikedavis5288]

Seeing this noti is the best part of my day!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Glad to help brighten it up! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KyleShiflet13666]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who found Babu annoying everytime that episode came on i would change the channel that's how annoying he was

[@JoeGoesOver]

I've never like him, even as a kid. It's possible he wouldn't have been so bad if he wasn't voiced by Joe Besser. And as much as it pains me to fault a guy with a first name as awesome as that, I never liked his comedic performances. Besser played an equally cringe-inducing "little boy" on the old Abbott & Costello show, complete with sailor suit and lollypop. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@emptylanternmedia2248]

To be clear Iranian people are known for their hospitality and kindness but their government on the other hand is not

[@Zacman1123]

Thank goodness

[@JoeGoesOver]

I waffled back and forth before deciding to include this stuff in my script. When I do my analyses, I tend to try and put whatever I'm talking about in perspective at the time it was produced (unless I'm specifically pointing out how badly it aged). Growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, it's difficult to hear "Iran" without thinking about the Hostage Crisis. But I agree whole-heartedly that most of the time, a country's bad reputation is usually due more to the government that seized control rather than the rank-and-file civilians living there, who are often targeted daily by said government. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@diehardcorsivo131]

I do give it to Mr Finster and Mr. Griffith (The twin brother) they tried to kill the scooby gang before they even meet them.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I had a hard time deciding if that was an attempt or not. In the end I decided it was just moving in front of them and wasn't targeting the Mystery Machine specifically. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

You should do A Pup named Scooby-Doo next

[@JoeGoesOver]

While I cannot fathom it, I do appreciate the fervor some fans have for that series. I can't imagine hitting that one at any point in the future, but I also won't rule it out, either. I mean, c'mon! 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' has been painful enough! Yapple dapple, indeed! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@matteopugliese4658]

I am curious why you hate Pup that much?

[@rhibrammii1153]

Great vid as always

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching and commenting! The script is well underway for the next one!

[@rhibrammii1153]

@JoeGoesOver Thats the best news you could've given me

[@grapeshot]

So I guess in this universe Vilma isn't from Coolsville or Venice Beach.

[@JoeGoesOver]

They don't even give Velma's town a name, so who knows? Maybe it's supposed to represent EVERYONE'S home town and our nascent wish to leave it one day? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

The "evil twin" cliche strikes again!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Indeed! And he didn't even have the decency to wear a goatee! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@fatangrygeek5746]

"YABBLE DABBLE!" Does he have to be the stereotyped "Fat and/or Dumb" character? What is it with characters that are designed as overweight and with little to no intelligence? I can think of several, Curly from the Three Stooges, Babu from this episode and the cartoon about Jeannie, Mungo from Heathcliff and the Cadillac Cats, Big the Cat from Sonic, why is this combination so common?? 😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

It helps if you remember the time in which they occurred. These days, with the food industry having essentially destroyed our health with the advent of putting refined sugar in almost literally everything we eat, obese people are an everyday occurrence. While "fat" people weren't exactly unheard of prior to the 1980s, they weren't everywhere like they are now. Thus, they often became an object of amazement, followed shortly by ridicule. We think of Curly Howard as "the fat one", but if you were to run into him on the street and not accompanied by Moe or Larry, his weight wouldn't really appear that striking, would it?

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Good review bro 😎

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for the kind words, and for watching!

[@berserkerciaran]

Wait... Babu sounds like Baboo... And then there's Finster in the next episode. Who's next, Rita Repulsa?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Shh. Please don't mention his name. We don't want him showing up. My ears can't take another "yapple" OR "dapple" at this point.

[@videocrowsnest5251]

Come to think of it: wish granting beings existing (on top of entities like the cat god I like to bring up) would actually be a very cheap way of explaining away every single inconsistency or factual fallacy that happens in Scooby-Doo. Kinda hard to have consistent history or rules of nature when you can have someone just wish it to get altered, or a deity decides it wants to make zombies roam the place. But I doubt the Hanna-Barbera producers of Scooby-Doo would ever have bothered to even use such a lazy way of explaining away their own blunders. That said, I would have liked to see them seriously try, just because the laziness would have been very entertaining. I would also like seeing it explored as a theme how these clearly supernatural forces actually stay in some sort of balance with one another. While I can't clearly understand the logic of wish granting immortal magical beings, feline/furry gods, goblin kings and ghouls, and whatever the heck that eldritch abomination Crystal cove was terrorized by, it would be fascinating to see some sort of explanation for how they all intermingle/balance, and don't continuously step on each other's toes. Or what happens if one steps out of line and flips the tables? Say for the sake of an argument that eldritch thing in Crystal Cove wasn't stopped by Mystery Inc, and went on a rampage - what would the other supernatural beings do in the face of such a blatant act of aggression that tramples on all the (no doubt) existing agreements of conduct?

[@JoeGoesOver]

You're starting to make me think that if I ever did stumble across a wish-granting genie, I'd be tempted to spend one of the three on bringing HP Lovecraft back from the grave long enough to pen a Scooby-Doo script! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

Joe, I'm glad you aren't a disgruntled Genie, jinkies!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm definitely one of those people who should never be given unlimited power. Though I'd like to think that puts me in the majority, at least! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@chigginnuggie7681]

If Velma’s canonically 15….Then Shaggy’s 22, Scooby is probably an older dog around 11-12, and the Fred + Daphne are 20.(because if I remember correctly, Velma was 4-5 in Public named Scooby doo and Shaggy was 11-12, Scooby ends up turning 1 at some point, and Fred + Daphne are 9-10. Once again, if I remember correctly, I think PNSC is connected to the original, the “New Movies”, the scrappy era, and What’s New. Not sure about the other versions). That’d mean that the other three are essentially babysitting her while traveling across the world(that’d also mean she’s probably on summer vacation).

[@JoeGoesOver]

This was the early-1970s, though, so nobody really cared where their teenagers were most of the time, as long as they weren't listening to rock & roll or smoking the devil's lettuce. I only wish my own mother's overparenting wasn't a thing and she had been more like the Gang's parents! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@chigginnuggie7681]

@@JoeGoesOver I still think it’s actually pretty adorable that these adults are best friends and respect a 15 year old. They don’t, in any series, treat her as less than them(her being 15 also sort of explains why she’s a know it all. She’s at that age where she wants to show off).

[@JoeGoesOver]

You make an excellent point and perhaps I'm occasionally too harsh with Velma. Because she's so outspoken and possibly the smartest of the Gang, I usually don't take her age into consideration. I'm not saying I won't continue showing my irritation over how she behaves, but at least I'll technically be an even bigger jerk on those occasions!

[@chigginnuggie7681]

@@JoeGoesOver dude, please continue! That’s one of the things I love about your videos! It always gets a smile out of me(but not as “Fuck Carl the Stuntman”)!

[@thehonoredone2361]

In the wise words of Babu this was another Yapple Dapple Scooby vid. Hope your not getting burnt out, cause soon you will be getting to, in my opinion the good Scooby stuff nostalgia permitting.

[@JoeGoesOver]

So far, no signs of burn-out, but rather just a general, "Man, I can't WAIT to finish 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies'" feeling. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ProfessM]

Hmmm a genie with not middle eastern hair that whips her hair as an attack. Where have I seen that before. Oh hey Shantae. Maybe Velma graduated a few years early?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Deep cut. Or should I have said "Deep coif"?

[@ProfessM]

@@JoeGoesOver lol

[@gi79304]

Fireball was on HGH reason he looked so old in HS😂😂😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

I think back in the 1940s, HGH was called "whiskey". Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@gi79304]

@@JoeGoesOver of course I love the nostalgia and more importantly the commentary

[@Buzz-McCool]

Scooby is in love with Jeannie. Wait until Sandy Duncan finds out! Scooby really is a dog!

[@JoeGoesOver]

At least we know he's not neutered?

[@Buzz-McCool]

@@JoeGoesOver Of course, he also is hot for his cousin, Scooby Dee! Yikes!

[@dafilmqueen556]

To think the only character who could match him in the doghouse department would be Dick Grayson aka Nightwing aka the OG Robin who was also the Robin that the Scooby gang met all those episodes ago. Not that it’s his fault, he just falls under the same issue as Shaggy and Scooby-their ability to be shipped with any female character regardless of whether it’s good or bad writing..

[@Ben10fan]

Given how intelligent Velma is she could've graduated early or skipped a few grades

[@JoeGoesOver]

I considered that, but in my experience, the kids who do that have a lot harder time making friends, especially those who are older than they are. I don't think Velma could skip grades and still gel with the rest of the Gang as easily. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Ben10fan]

@@JoeGoesOver Well if we consider Pup Names Scooby Doo as canon in this world maybe she moved to attend the school and moved back afterwards while I doubt it the school in the episode might've have been the only one to allow someone younger than 15 to attend

[@dafilmqueen556]

3:42 wait, Abu is annoying? I never thought of it so. Granted, I knew he was greedy for a monkey and I know he’s a troublemaker, but he’s not that bad so as to put Aladdin in danger that much. He only gets Aladdin exposed twice, and he’s more helpful than he is troublesome. At least I think so. But oh well, agree to disagree..

[@JoeGoesOver]

There's a not-insubstantial number of people who think Abu was annoying as hell and I fall into that category. Comic relief in film and television is a tricky line to toe, and it doesn't take much for a comedic character to become really irksome.

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, that’s fair, but I already destroy my own ears beyond repair on a daily basis with how I constantly turn up the volume on my headphones despite being warned many times to turn it down, so it’s not like anything could ruin my ears at this point. Plus, living with a little brother who is a menace to society has made me not really care who is annoying or not on film cause I already live with him in real life..😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

There is a 14 and 16 year age difference between me and my younger siblings, so I was out of the house before they could really make my life miserable!

[@nicholase82]

I know its a late comment. But why someone with an all powerful Genie would want to rule a country. Well having everything think you want is good if you're main villainous motivation is greed. But if your villainous motivation is about pride or envy then it won't be enough.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Exactly. If you're power hungry enough to want to usurp a nation, you're probably power hungry enough to not want to stop there. Most dictators in history only stopped at their own borders because someone strong was on the other side keeping them from advancing. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

Oh Babu! *Sashe hair. Whip crack*

[@P37fect-cell]

Who's worse Baboo Or Carl

[@JoeGoesOver]

Babu, and it ain't even close. I give Carl a lot of grief and that stupid face of his as he's surrounded by the debris of his crashing failure is hilarious as hell, but one goddamned "yapple dapple" is enough to reduce me to paroxysms of rage. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Joseph_Drew_III]

Question: If 1 is the bottom instead of 0, isn’t 3 exactly between the bottom and top, not 2.5?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Math. *disgusted look

[@muthesquirrel]

I see near the end there you had to take a cough-e break. Ba-dum, ch!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hey, now! The ONLY good puns in this world are the ones that *I* come up with! Like all my inside jokes, I can only hope that "outtake" is seen by intended party. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Buzz-McCool]

Yapple Dapple!

[@JoeGoesOver]

*head explodes*

[@Kubba92]

I look forward to the next part, however, in my opinion "The Scooby Doo Movies" is the worst series of all scooby doo (excluding those of Scrappy). Great JOB !! :)

[@JoeGoesOver]

No matter how bad 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' can get at times, nor how many episodes feature... HIM..., as long as 'A Pup Named Scooby-Doo' exists, no other series will ever be my most disliked! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@iconpoet]

What HS has a stadium that big? Even in Texas

[@JoeGoesOver]

Texas does indeed have massive high school football stadiums. According to google, eight out of the nine biggest are in Texas. But I'm sure they spend just as much on their music and science departments! 😐

[@Batkoku]

Along came Jeannie . Wow! And Jr Genie Baboo! @#$&!

[@Batkoku]

You have Jeannie, Kory. Have her whip up some pj's.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I would constantly be using Jeannie like that. "Jeannie, make dinner. Jeannie, do the dishes. Jeannie, sweep the carpet." Jesus, apparently I don't want a genie. I want a 1950s sitcom wife. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Zacman1123]

The Jeannie crossover is one of my favorite episodes from this show.

[@JoeGoesOver]

You can say that despite, you know, HIM being in it as well? Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Zacman1123]

@@JoeGoesOver yes. Yes I can. He's not that bad.

[@Soliena]

Save the spoiler warning, next time give us a Yapple-Dapple Warning Warning! Yapple-Dapples incoming at 21:22 All personnel are instructed to head immediately to a safe zone and wear hearing protection. Those not in compliance will have their health insurance immediately revoked. This is your first and last Yapple-Dapple warning

[@JoeGoesOver]

My inevitable tombstone: Here lies Joe the lesser, He yappled, he dappled, Now he's as just as dead as Besser.

[@AntoinettexKitten]

I thought for sure the custodian was the washed up fireball

[@JoeGoesOver]

When they show the suspect in an obvious silhouette doing something nefarious, it does take the mystery away, doesn't it? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ins1ghted]

Always a great day when Joe posts.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for the kind words! And for watching and subscribing!

[@srstriker6420]

Well I thought both of theses episodes were weak especially for Tim Conway being in this episode was pointless and I didn’t find the ghost of Fireball McFey that scary but the eyes were very abnormal but I did watched the Equaliser 3 where the villains were planning to make casinos When you get the Mama Cass Eliot episode do you think that the Green Globs are the inspiration for the Cotton Candy Glob the villain that Shaggy and Scooby willingly killed? The Sultan’s uncle got a fate worse than death there as that I did know that Mark Hamill was in this episode before Star Wars but I did not know that Bob Hastings was in this episode but I did know that he was in the Super Friends before Commissioner Gordon and what was that where the guys ears bleed? Also for the next I figure that the Speed Buggy episode the bad guys look like Baron Zemo and it seems like something from John Carpenter’s the Fog

[@JoeGoesOver]

Tim Conway was a surprisingly weak guest star this time around. Most of the time he was just in the scene with the Gang and not really contributing much. As the two live-action Scooby films were written by James Gunn who has a penchant for dredging up old, forgotten characters in film and television, it wouldn't exactly surprise me if he was inspired by the Mama Cass episode. I agree about Abdullah's punishment. I'm claustrophobic AF, and the thought of being trapped like that in a sealed container is nightmare fuel! The Yapple Dapple victim is Dick Van Patten from Mel Brooks' 1977 film, 'High Anxiety'. It's an underrated gem from Brooks and honestly, probably my favorite of all his movies- even more than 'Blazing Saddles' and 'Young Frankenstein'! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@srstriker6420]

@@JoeGoesOver I thought so on Abdullah part

[@Batkoku]

I aleays thonk there's a lot of similarities between Oh!My Godess and I Dream of Jeannie. I also wonder in HB even had rhe rights to I dream of Jeannie, as so much was changed, it was a completely diffetent show in virtually every way, dien ti character names and Jeannie's red hair...and Baboo...

[@JoeGoesOver]

I haven't seen 'Oh My Goddess' in forever, but as I recall, you're not wrong. It wasn't uncommon for Hanna-Barbera to change a lot from the source material when they adapted another property, like how they moved Fonzie through space/time, Josie to space and Laverne & Shirley to the Army (Why? Wasn't space good enough for them, too?). The only reason they didn't move Gilligan's Island to space is because Filmation got to it first. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@anthony1468]

you need to review 1967 spiderman villians from worst to best

[@JoeGoesOver]

I watched the series, but it's a bit out of my bailiwick for analysis. Oh, hell. Now I have the song in my head. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@izzyjeffcoat3836]

Jennie looks like daphine 😂

[@Guy_who_likes-music]

Hey Joe can you give me your ranking for all the Scooby Doo shows

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's far too early for any videos like that, but off the top of my head it's probably: 1) Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated 2) Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! 3) Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? 4) What's New, Scooby-Doo? 5) The Scooby-Doo Show . . . . 999) A Pup Named Scooby-Doo Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Guy_who_likes-music]

@@JoeGoesOver oh I really like pup but thx for the list

[@Guy_who_likes-music]

Only 4 more episodes of this show to go Joe

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm staring at that light at the end of the tunnel like an undersea minnow looking at the orb at the front of a pilot fish! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@Guy_who_likes-music]

@@JoeGoesOver np I love the content even for a mid show like the new Scooby Doo movies

[@cursedhomer3721]

Let’s go new video

[@srstriker6420]

I forgot to mention 38:52 was that from? Also now that you mention Jonah Hill I really wanted him to be the Penguin instead of Colin Farrell because if you have the movie War Dogs he gives a lot of Arkhamverse Penguin vibes

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's Edward Norton from 'Fight Club'. Finding a "bloody smile" was ridiculously difficult for me. I knew what I was looking for, but couldn't find it no matter how much time I spent searching. I remember once seeing a photo of a female MMA fighter smiling but her teeth were coated in blood. THAT'S what I wanted to use, but could NOT find it ANYWHERE. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@srstriker6420]

@@JoeGoesOver right I didn’t notice that