Ranking the Villains | The Scooby-Doo Show | Season 1 Part 2

[@TheRedMessick]

Alice Dovely strikes me as one of the rare Scooby Doo villains who is a genuine sociopath.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I've met people like Dovely in real life, and it's always disconcerting as hell. It's equally amazing and creepy how they can feign what seems like genuine concern and affection for people when they're merely putting on an act.

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, it also makes it harder to know if they even care about you or not, making you question your whole reality. Trust me, I would know, my ex-stepfather did that to my family, and I have mostly succeeded in blocking him out of my mind despite him being a prominent figure in my life for at least most of my childhood for nearly 11-12 years. All I care about him for is that he brought me and my brother our two youngest siblings into this world, and that’s all that matters on his part.

[@atggames7486]

The 10,000 Volt ghost stuck in my mind as a kid. I think it was his backstory. Most of the time when it is a ghost that the gang are up against, it is some long gone individual who nobody left really knew. The idea of it just being some guy that characters knew in recent years who died in a tragic, but avoidable work accident made him creepier to me. "An electrician that we used to know was completely vaporized by electricity because his boss couldn't be bothered with the safety up his employees and now his electrical themed ghost has returned for revenge." feels more like the plot to an episode of Supernatural rather than the backstory of a Scooby-Doo monster.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It does get creepier the more you think about it. Of course, as adults, we know that the power generated by a electrical tower would not be enough to disintegrate a victim. Burn them beyond recognition, yes, but completely evaporate them? Nope. In real life, the lack of a body would be the first clue that Voltner was a suspect. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@grapeshot]

I remember when Scrappy-Doo first came out actually a lot of people said he saved the Scooby-Doo franchise. All the hate came later with social media.

[@IndexInvestingWithCole]

Yes it helped the ratings a lot

[@JoeGoesOver]

I concede there is enough evidence that Scrappy likely did prevent the series from getting cancelled at the time, but as someone who grew up back then and was targeted by his introduction, I always hated him. I've never liked "kid" versions of characters in general, and Scrappy's tough guy act was just annoying as balls.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver it doesn’t help that his reputation was damaged further by his own ego; not from the Live-Action film, but by framing Fred Jones at Scooby’s birthday party over a crime that Fred didn’t commit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHqQn6iLgJaUgcksi=9tOVvDt6UVjC3Suv

[@jamesenglebert9149]

Won’t lie I’m a Scrappy defender. The live action movies did him wrong, and The Velma show is worse than anything he ever did.

[@samweaver9109]

​@@jamesenglebert9149 Ironic, since he's in the second season of that show.

[@monabrady1004]

Oh the Thousand Volt Ghost, an iconic monster. A monster the movie did justice to, in a good way. I honestly like this monster and it rocks out on each categories. It looks like it could be a Power Rangers monster

[@superplushtiman7ti075]

Fair

[@JoeGoesOver]

Power Rangers and the whole tokusatsu stuff passed me by. If I was ten years younger, I'd image Power Rangers would have been my thing. For me, I think of Japanese guys in suits, I'm thinking Showa and Heisei Godzilla! Them's my jam! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Taraneelover]

It’s my favorite from the movie since I first watched it in theaters

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@JoeGoesOver I don’t blame you for Power Rangers not being your thing. Sentai based material wouldn’t reach America until the late 80s or something.

[@uncleernie345]

We often give the animators shits for the quality but the backgrounds in this episode are really beautiful, especially the shot of VOLTner's house with the moon behind it. I hope someone got a promotion for that.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I've said before the only consistently good thing in the Scooby series was the voice acting, but you're right. Kudos definitely to the background plate artists! Thank you for watching and commenting. Please just leave Tommy alone, though.

[@nygma619]

The snow backgrounds in scooby doo were usually above average.

[@Zacman1123]

30:54 Not gonna lie: that face of The 10k Volt Ghost in the flashback is scarier than the one that was ultimately used. If that one stuck around, that definitely would've given me nightmares as a kid when i first saw these episodes.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm not so sure. There was something almost cute about the fuzzy face, like it was an electric Muppet coming to get you. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Zacman1123]

@@JoeGoesOver if you say so.

[@foxfireinferno197]

It just dawned on me that the Hokeyfenokee Swamp might be an inside reference to Hokey Wolf, a lesser-known HB 'funny animal' character.

[@JoeGoesOver]

There's always the possibility, but I think it's more likely that both Hokey Wolf and the Hokeyfenokee Swamp were named that way because "hokey" means silly.

[@charliehartman5626]

If nothing else, I think the 10,000 volt ghost gets a five for design alone.

[@shadowleon659]

Hence, why he became one of the villains in Scooby Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed.

[@Miss_Heed_Lover]

He even appeared in the second best Scooby Doo movie

[@shadowleon659]

@@Miss_Heed_Lover Charlie, Space Kook and Red Beard were supposed to be in that film.

[@srstriker6420]

@@shadowleon659 yeah and Gator Ghoul should have been in the movie along with a few other monsters and I noticed that the 10,000 volt ghost backstory is kinda similar to Electro

[@JoeGoesOver]

If by "Design" you mean how I'd rate his outfit, it was admittedly cool, but as mentioned, I had to ding it a half point for there being something wrong with how fundamentally unsafe it would have had to be for the guy inside. Usually that's not an issue, otherwise there's no way that a movie projector would be able to portray ghosts so well during a villain's scheme; however, in this situation, I can't help but think somebody was going to get electrocuted. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@flakeysnow3021]

I'm honestly Surprised The ten thousand vote ghost didn't get a 5 out of 5 For the costume. I guess you could say I was Shocked 😉. I was actually surprised theo

[@JoeGoesOver]

If Voltner's suit looked less likely to electrocute himself, he probably would have! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mugenthekid6308]

Fred Also Said The Ghost of The Demon Shark

[@russellharrell2747]

Ghost of the Phantom Spectre seems like the best name for a Scooby Villain…at least going by Fred’s naming convention.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's ALWAYS a "ghost" for these guys! Sheesh! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Reminds me of the old 'Mr. Show' sketch, "The Return of the Curse of the Creature's Ghost".

[@grapeshot]

Police Chief Wiggum from The Simpsons made a reference about Ma and Pa Kettle .

[@JoeGoesOver]

SIMPSON'S DID IT!

[@LittleBlueTrain67]

I wouldn’t mind if Scooby Dum made a comeback. I think what worked about him is that he didn’t overstay his welcome. That being said, he really needed more than four episodes.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Or maybe if he played more of a role in the episodes he was in? Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

As a proud Georgia citizen it always pleases me to see my home state represented as more than just the peach state

[@JoeGoesOver]

I feel you. My home state only ever gets mentioned in pop culture for the one and only sporting event it's most famous for. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

@@JoeGoesOver no idea what you mean but I agree

[@JoeGoesOver]

My state has a sporting event it's known for. And usually the only time it's mentioned in pop culture is when someone references that sport.

[@stillaboveground2470]

Annoying time padding scene with Doo and Dum dancing and singing each other's name. Strange how they have a choregraphed routine for whenever they meet.

[@JoeGoesOver]

The industry term is called "saving a buck reusing already rendered animation cels".

[@julieanthony3019]

Great video, but I do think we should acknowledge that Alice Dovely was the first solo female villain. All the villains up to this season were dudes. Girl power!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I mean, there was Sarah Jenkins in the Charlie the Robot episode, but she was less "villain" and more "fussy old busybody", and of course Mrs. Baker in the first Joker and Penguin episode, but you're right. Up to this point, any female villains were either partners or utilized henchmen. Girl power indeed! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@zoltanz288]

nobody cares.

[@mikeike9742]

36:27 If the 10,000 Volt Ghost was scaring off his employees, it makes a bit of sense that Mr. Collins would try and learn how to repair the equipment himself especially once it got to the point where he was the only one left in town. We don't see any other workers in the flashback but I doubt Voltner was the only guy working there. Mr. Collins trying to make repairs would also offer a possible explanation for the sheriff's office having power, he might've gotten a generator fixed while the ghost was too busy looking for the gang and the incriminating book to short circuit it again. Also, maybe it's just because I liked Scrappy as a kid but I always hated the franchise made him a villain in the first live action movie and then made him someone who must never be spoken of instead of trying to make him more likable.

[@JoeGoesOver]

You're not alone in the Scrappy camp and I know there's a risk of alienating some who watch my stuff when criticizing him, but I was a kid in the audience when Scrappy was introduced and I couldn't stand him even back then. Him and Alfalfa from 'The Little Rascals'. I always wanted to slap him hard enough to crumple his cowlick! I did consider Mr. Collins might have been desperate enough to work on repairs himself, and it's possible he was a former lineman before he became the owner of the power plant, but could you imagine Mr. Burns limping toward Sector 7-G to try and get the juice back on? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikeike9742]

For as funny as that would've been back in the golden age I admittedly can't. I can imagine it for Mr. Collins however given that he's introduced trying to do just that and talks like he has done so successfully before when he says "Every time I get one fixed."

[@ShackleYT]

For the 10000 volt ghost, i'd say that the suit would be somewhat safe, considering he was able to rip off power lines without any problems. those are WAY stronger than a battery pack, and it doesn't take that much electricity to make a lightshow like what his suit is doing. Granted, it would be dangerous for those around him, which would help sell to the townsfolk that it's time to get the hell out of town. What i'm more amazed by is the fact that the suit could go through steel doors. i don't really know how electricity works, but i don't think 10,000 volts is enough to melt steel, no matter what amperage it's at.

[@dafilmqueen556]

Aw man, where’s MatPat when you need him? Or maybe one of his older videos could help?

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's exactly the part of the science explanation that loses me. I have about as much understanding of electricity as I do math. Math. *spit Hell, I couldn't even tell you the difference between volts, amps and watts. I don't even know enough to know if any of those three are synonyms! What I do know is after zapping the HELL out of myself fiddling around with the inside of a dark room timer back in high school and developing a lifelong respect/fear/hatred of electric current, no matter how little I understand of the science behind hit, SOMETHING isn't right with that costume! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@KXXULADavidOC]

Despite all the animator screw ups the 10,000 volt ghost episode is so good and great to see that iconic Scooby Doo villain get a high score and the setting here is beautiful, they really did a great job on those snowy town backgrounds

[@JoeGoesOver]

I will take the occasional jab at the animation (and justifiably so), but you make a good point. The backgrounds are usually fairly consistently good in the franchise (except for much of 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies'). Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@grapeshot]

Yeah I always thought that electro ghost would have attracted a lot of lint.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Perhaps Voltner wiped himself down with a dryer sheet before donning his suit?

[@dafilmqueen556]

The parrot scene in Watt A Shocking Ghost is my favorite part of the whole episode. There’s something hilarious about Shaggy threatening to send him up the river and the parrot talking back at him, plus Scooby’s interrogation of the parrot just gives me chuckles. They made one of the best scenes in this episode, and I can never get over it 😂

[@FlippinGurtrude]

That one frame where the 10,000 volt ghost's design is different, honestly scared me so much as a kid. Looked like a creepy muppet.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hanna-Barbera's laziness is your nightmares' gain! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@michaelnally2841]

In regard to the electricity of the 10,000 volt ghost. I do have a science degree though it’s in environmental biology. I don’t think the electricity would be safe for him, more likely this is a case of Scooby Doo throwing science in the gutter for the sake of a cool monster. Though the wire magnet is accurate science assuming the wire is made of copper.

[@JoeGoesOver]

If I haven't stressed it enough, science and math are not my friends. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@nicholaspokorny5058]

To be fair, I imagine dealing with the ghost of a monster to be slightly more fraught than the monster as is. You can shoot a werewolf with a silver bullet, but how do you deal with the *ghost* of a werewolf that doesn’t even have the decency to have a corporeal body?

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's when you place a call for an old priest and a young priest. Even if in real life, the "old" priest wasn't really that old and just wearing really good old-age makeup. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

11:33 I agree with you. I remember watching a horror movie once involving an alligator as a kid. I can’t remember what it was called, but one thing that stood out to me was the ending where the final survivor not only killed the monster but also bridal carried the only surviving woman of the group to safety. I have no idea if this makes sense, but that’s what my brain remembers from my childhood. Regardless, I can see where you’re going with this.. Edit: I just searched the movie I was looking for. It’s called Rogue, a film from 2007. One of my favorite forgotten movies that I only watched once as a kid and now search for as an adult.

[@HudsonMedia]

This series is such a calming series. I just love watching this whilst I relax. Love it!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Years ago while bedridden for a week recovering from surgery, I spent the entire time binging one of my favorite KZbin channels. It really got me through a very difficult time. It thrills me that in my small way, I'm doing the same for others! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

In my town, the police dept./jail has its own electrical generator.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I can't imagine a small town like Winterhaven doing that. But then again, we don't know the population of the county its in, either. Which is why those chimneys are so important for backup heat!

[@videocrowsnest5251]

I am now hopeful that the Scooby-dumb gag used when describing the plan being dumb at around 7:45 becomes a running gag, like sabotage/helocopter have become. Useful for when a villain's plan is just plain dumb.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I won't rule it out, but if I'm not careful, every video will just be nothing but a series of running gags! Like an SNL film! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KyleShiflet13666]

2 of Scooby-Doo greatest villians and to be honest The Scooby-Doo Show might be my favorite beside the original series mainly because of it has my favorite looking villian Dr Coffin

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'll get to him eventually! I hope you're still here when I do! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KyleShiflet13666]

@@JoeGoesOver oh I will most definitely still be here for that episode

[@stillaboveground2470]

You know that Columbo was popular when Hanna Barbera referenced it many times over different shows. Scooby did an impression. So did Jabberjaw. And "The Mumbly Show" had Mumbly dressed like Columbo while driving a beat-up old car, too.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hanna-Barbera never met a pop culture reference they didn't want to drive into the ground.

[@dafilmqueen556]

The way you explain Dovely’s plan helped so much. I had always wondered why her plan was so confusing, cause I thought the other villain plans were well-explained and I understood what was going on but I couldn’t understand Dovely’s plan. Now I understand why: it was a stupid plan that didn’t benefit her in the slightest and should not have happened in the first place. I have to thank you Joe for putting an end to a long held crisis I had with this episode. You really are the best when it comes to Scooby Doo..

[@raccoonwarlock]

Frankly the most logical sequence of events is that Alice proposed the Gator Ghoul plot to the Kookie Cola president. He found the whole idea either too complicated, too unethical, or some mix of both, & promptly fired her. She decided to move forward with her plot anyways, hoping to use the formula sale to get back in the company's good graces.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Good theory! It's not like the real life Coca-Cola company had the ethics to report such a conspiracy to the proper authorities! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

12:23-12:40 when Pa Skillet said that, I felt it. Reminds me of myself when my ex-stepfather tried to accuse my mother of abuse, which is the reason I hate him so much in the first place along with the lifetime PTSD I now have from being essentially forced by him to basically become a third parent to my little brother while my mother had to work. In fact, you could say he’s my own personal Uncle Leon from the Gramps The Vamp episode..

[@JoeGoesOver]

I got lucky in that my awful relatives only became awful later in life after I reached adulthood. Well... except for one uncle who, in hindsight, was always a jerk.

[@foxfireinferno197]

Shaggy's 'If you know who it is, why not just say so' bit is parroted at the end of a Scooby-Doo And Guess Who? episode with Ricky Gervais. Velma announces she knows who the villain is, and they go to set up the trap, and Ricky is saying "Wait, who is it, you can't just say a line like that and not say who it is!" Having apparently learned his lesson from this episode, Shaggy comments "That's not really how we do things around here, Mr. G."

[@JoeGoesOver]

Later series do a lot of trope deconstructing (particularly 'Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!'), but it will never not feel amazing to see that happen this early in the franchise! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Miss_Heed_Lover]

My new favorite youtuber is back with another Scooby Doo video. This makes me happy about this week that has been terrible so far. At least I'll have an hour without problems

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm sorry to hear you're having a bad week and I'm glad my stuff can help alleviate it, even if it's just for an hour. Whenever I'm going through a bad patch, I always say to myself "two weeks". In generally, most things get better with time and two weeks is a good thing to focus on because it can go by so quickly. If I keep telling myself that things will be better in two weeks, by the time two weeks arrives, things are generally better. This doesn't always work, but it's the psychological trick I use to keep my mind off depressing stuff. I hope by the time you get this response, it's better by even a little bit!

[@trevingrayek1671]

Gators are rad so I like this Gator Ghoul. No notes. Also gotta love this show is like “Don’t worry kids, this dude isn’t REALLY a ghost, they’re just a deranged burglar with a suit that that can fry your skin with a signal touch. Way less terrifying!” Wouldn’t be out of place as the villain in a Superhero comic

[@JoeGoesOver]

Definitely sounds like one of the more tragic X-Men characters. Hell, at least with Rogue, you have a moment to start feeling drained before you pull away from her touch. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TheTrueBatBrain]

I can't help but feel that with that 10,000 Volt ghost suit and the way it works Voltner is probably up for reckless endangerment and assault charges at least whether or not bodily harm came upon the gang, just making that thing probably breaks a couple of conventions

[@dafilmqueen556]

Don’t forget the sabotage (“Sabotage. How? When?”) and damaging of the power plant as well as the fraud for faking his death. Bro should be in prison for co-conspiracy. Remember, it’s Mayor Dudley who bought the property, not Voltner. Voltner would probably be the one holding the bag while Dudley gets away with it, and that’s if Dudley even tries to betray him and set him up as a patsy, which might end badly for him if Voltner decides he wants revenge. Let’s hope our voltage fiend doesn’t get to be the only one holding the bag when arrested..

[@Soliena]

I'm eating a 'Chopped Sunflower Seed Salad' right now! (Well I was when I was watching this last w/o being signed in)

[@crackey3852]

Honestly the noises the Volt Ghost makes are hilarious, and actually a bit scary.b

[@KayWhyCommando]

As always, fantastic video! As you were laying out the synopsis for the Gater Ghoul episode I was certain that the culprit was trying to scare off Ma and Pa Skillet to either force them to sell their formula to Kookie Cola, or just getting them to shut down to eliminate competition. Either way, the actual design is in the running for the most overly-complicated plan in Scooby-Doo history. I'm amazed you were able to wrap your mind around it, because I sure as heck can't.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your nice words! It took sitting down to write out the summary of the villain's design before it really dawned on me how bats*** it was. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, I never got it, but I can see what you mean. If Alice Dovely wanted revenge on Kookie Cola and ruin the Skillets’ business, she should’ve used the Gater Ghoul against Kookie Cola instead, and then framed the Skillets for ruining KC, thus claim ownership over the Fenocy Fizz (I don’t know how to spell that one). Not sure if that would work either, but at least it makes more sense than her actual plan in the episode was..

[@dafilmqueen556]

If I had to guess why everything in this universe is brightly lit despite having no light, it probably just generates magically from the gang themselves. Think about it: Scooby is basically a descendant of a race of aliens that take the form of talking animals, so power must come his way somehow. Velma is the strongest 15-year-old ever considering how she easily lifts everyone on her shoulders without dropping them or even losing balance. And that’s not even mentioning the meme himself Shaggy who carries Ultra Instinct in him. Maybe Shaggy is using 0.0001 percent of his power to light it up? 😂

[@thehonoredone2361]

Another shocking episode. I am simply static when I see a new Scooby vid upload.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm happy to keep my viewers galvanized! Or at least that's the buzz I get. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Jasonwolf1495]

I feel like you're undershooting the possible charges for sabotaging a power plant. Even before the modern day Im sure that falls under domestic terrorism in some form maybe by another name. They're literally trying to scare people by destroying a necessity of life especially in that area since it also cuts the heat.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Back in the day, though, crimes that today would be considered domestic terrorism weren't generally treated as such. Most over here felt that terrorism was something that only happened in other countries, after all, or to Americans who traveled abroad. Despite, you know, all the crap black people were going through in the South for the previous 100+ years at that point. Whether something is classified as terrorism also depends in some way on intent. Sabotaging a power plant to take over the land could count, but it's hardly political and would likely be treated more as vandalism by authorities at the time. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AntoinettexKitten]

Why does the gator ghoul look like a crocodile with alligator teeth

[@russellharrell2747]

Its scarier that way

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm going to have to agree with @russellharrell2747. Crocodiles are just that much more scary. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

Cross breeding a crocodile and an alligator? What would they call it? A "croco-gator"? An "alli-dile"?

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@stillaboveground2470, I think crocogator makes a more intimidating name. It sounds familiar, but I can’t tell if I’ve heard it before or if so where I heard it from..

[@Buzz-McCool]

@@JoeGoesOver I think that if I'm in the water, I would be equally as scared if I saw either one swimming towards me!

[@justinterry8894]

Volkners suit is most dangerous becouse it had no gloves and not only is he surrounded by electricity but we see him holding power lines in his hands in the flash back while his suit has no gloves.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That whole villain scheme is an OSHA nightmare come to life! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@timthemoviemanmeyers1380]

2 of my favorite Scooby villains. Glad their costumes got high marks. The Gator Ghoul would be terrifying in real life

[@JoeGoesOver]

Only if the costume was done properly, and under the correct lighting. Gator Ghoul rising slowly out a swamp would be frightening as hell. Gator Ghoul walking inside the entrance of a Walmart... not as much. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@braylonspeights6658]

The 10,000 volt ghost should be laughing instead of growling

[@glimpseofgood2464]

bro personally attacked mister smith

[@JoeGoesOver]

True story: While I freely admit that I wasn't always exactly the best behaved in Mr. Smith's eighth grade science class, I wasn't the worst. One day, I'm sitting in my seat, quietly doing whatever project he assigned. I was being a good boy. Meanwhile, the kid next to me, who was also one of my middle school bullies, was acting up, making noise, being a jerk. Mr. Smith told him to pack up his stuff and move to the "discipline closet" (which was just the back storeroom of the class where the teachers put equipment that wasn't in use). Laughing, the kid said, "Hey, why don't you send Joe instead?" And Mr. Smith did EXACTLY THAT. He told me to gather my stuff and head to the storeroom, despite me not doing anything wrong! I protested, but he just told me to go. The joke's on you, Mr. Smith. *I* was the one who stole the foot off the plastic display skeleton that was back there! Almost forty years later and he sends me a friend request on social media! Funny enough, he ended up being one of my sister's favorite teachers.

[@hubertblack1485]

During the closeup of Shaggy's feet in the Gator Ghoul episode near the end, I'm surprised you didn't mention that Shaggy was missing a toe on one of his feet. Classic Hanna-Barbara animation blunder. Then again, considering how much crap he has to go through just from being friends with the others, he probably lost it getting chased by a monster lol

[@JoeGoesOver]

OH MY GOD, YOU'RE RIGHT! I didn't notice it at the time, but going back to that scene, it's right in front of you! I've mentioned elsewhere not wanting to turn my ranking videos into a lot of just highlighting bad animation mistakes, but will absolutely point one out if it's glaring or funny. THIS should have been one of those moments! Good eye! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@hubertblack1485]

@@JoeGoesOver Absolutely. I really enjoy your content.

[@TheRedMessick]

I really dig that balaclava Dudley was wearing in the beginning of the episode.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It looks more like a "witchdoctor" mask than anything, huh?

[@TheRedMessick]

True, it does. Very scary.

[@trip9845]

Gator Ghoul outfit may have one potentially big problem namely anyone who saw the movie which the gang definitely knows of the movie 18:25 or throw it in the swamp that would get rid of it as well.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I wondered that, too, but the 1970s were filled with 'Jaws' knockoffs and other low-budget creature films that nobody saw. Dovely was probably safe in yoinking those gator costumes. Tossing evidence in the swamp would not be a good idea as the paper would likely float to the surface or even just nestle gently on the surface scum. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@sagittariusneptune9330]

Monsters that were choosen for the 2nd live action scooby doo movie was mostly due to nostalgia factor, and budget. 10'000 volt ghost was chosen for its reference to the scooby doo show being in the promo, that and for plot convience being able to jump from any socket/wires. The episode scene shows Sparky melting the locks on a gate, whereas the deleted costume heist of Coolsonian Criminology Mueseum show Sparky doing the same to let the Black Knight Ghost come in. The directors really wanted CG monsters over practical costumes, so that why Sparky was their favorite. Ghost Clown was swapped for Captain Cutler, and Redbeard was swapped for Miner 49er. Just to name a few.

[@acefist5502]

Space Kook 5.0 Green Ghosts 4.3 Captain Cutler 4.3 10,000 Volt Ghost Ghost Clown 4.2 Snow Ghost 4.0 Ghost of the Red Baron 4.0 Spirit of Fireball McPhan 4.0 Ghost of King Katazuma and Aztec Statue Monster 3.8 Wax Phantom 3.8 Simone and Lena 3.7 Green Globs 3.7 Shark Men 3.3 Mr. Hyde etc. 3.3 Headless Spector 3.2 Witch and Zombie 3.2 Gator Ghoul 3.2 Specter of Ebenezer Crabbe and Ghost of Nettie Crabbe 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 Ghostly Strongman 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 Chumley’s monsters 1.8 Windmakers 1.7 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 Yet again another video that proves Henry baskcum is the greatest Scooby doo villiain

[@Miss_Heed_Lover]

you are my hero

[@JoeGoesOver]

Some day I might try combining my end graphic to show all the series rankings, but damn, that'd be a HUGE video itself! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@dysy0013]

Scooby Doo is a half great dane and half cosmic being hybird he could have easily destroy any criminals if he wanted to but he doesn't want his human friends to be afraid of him and pretend to act like a weak coward so they don't know what he really is.

[@saros_system]

Cool idea! Might use it in a fic!

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the video ❤

[@JoeGoesOver]

And thank you for watching it, and commenting as well!

[@johngabrielsson6740]

The volt ghost scared me a lot as a kid, great episode!

[@saros_system]

He scared me too when I was a child!

[@JoeGoesOver]

The Gator Ghoul was more frightening to me. Probably the eyes and teeth. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@1971chrismiller]

The court house and Sheriff's station might have been running on portable generators. Which is probably where all the gas went. Since gas pumps were analog in the 70s and as far I know didn't need power to work.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's a possibility, but generators back then were noisy and dirty. Hell, many of them still are today! You'd think though if they had that source for electricity, there'd have been no need for candles! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@saros_system]

31:45 "Although some people will be willing to pay for that expirience!"

[@JoeGoesOver]

Unfortunately, they don't seem to have "creepy face" as an emoji (that I can see), so I can't properly respond with Dr. Jekyll's Hyde face, here. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@gorlomimargheriti8870]

10:57 "decades" without the running gag

[@JoeGoesOver]

You have no idea how painful this was for me seeing that I'd missed this while doing my final re-watch before making this video live! If there had been any other egregious mistakes or omissions, I would probably have fixed that and re-upped the video, but to put it in perspective: A video of this size takes anywhere from two to three hours (usually three) to encode on my computer. That's the stage where Adobe Premiere renders the final video file in the proper format for KZbin to use. After that, it takes another half hour or so to upload and then a further half hour to hour (or longer) for the video to go through KZbin's copyright matching search. It gets worse: in the past I've fixed videos that had a mistake, gone through the three hour re-encode, followed by the hour or more of re-uploading, only for KZbin to find a copyright match, despite not finding one the first time. So despite being extremely painful, I just couldn't justify four or five hours of extra work, not to mention the risk of a copyright match, for just one second of screen time. It's STILL painful. ARGH! Though I do appreciate that a running gag is recognized enough that its absence is felt! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@TrocaTheNero]

I was born in the early 2000s, so obviously wasn't around for the original broadcasts of The Scooby-Doo Show. But, I remember watching re-runs of it on Cartoon Network and/or Boomerang. I vaguely recall the Gator Ghoul, but damn if I don't remember the 10,000 Volt Ghost, that is such an awesome monster. I'm looking forward to the Technicolor Phantoms cause I remember their episode very well, even if they're just the Green Ghosts but with different color schemes. Great video as always Joe!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for your kind words! Hopefully I'll be getting to the Technicolor Phantoms before you know it! And thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikeike9742]

So how did Dovely get her hands on the Gator Ghoul costume anyway? Surely Beauregard Film Productions would've taken the costume with them after filming wrapped up. Maybe it was left behind after some stuntman got jealous over not being cast in the lead role and attempted to sabotage the production.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Jesus, that's all we need. TWO Carls walking around! But for what it's worth, film studios aren't always the greatest when it comes to cleaning up after a shoot. Costumes and props are designed to look good for the limited amount of time it takes to film, and won't necessarily hold up long enough to be reused effectively. Thus, they're often simply discarded or given away after filming wraps. It's not uncommon for famous cinema items to be held in private hands for decades [ACE DECADE] after production ends by people who simply snagged them out of a dumpster.

[@Soliena]

Apperently there's a Winter Haven in Florida, either that, or someone egregiously mislabeled their mail

[@JoeGoesOver]

It makes sense to have a Winter Haven in Florida, considering how so many old people from the North head down there to escape the cold season. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@zimattack9994]

So ice is a bad conductor of electricity but the heat from the suit would melt it so yha he basically run in a electric charged suit in water Next snow reflect light so even ar night the moon would easily guve enough light to see by Also the power plant mostlike has back up power not enough to power town but keeping the power plants lights on

[@JoeGoesOver]

They should have backup power available, but the mayor specifically said that there was NO power for heat or lights. And the town was deserted, which backs that statement up. I did consider the reflection off the ice and snow having some effect for the lighting, but I live in a location that occasionally gets snow like that and it never gets so bright, even on a full moon. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@saros_system]

Finally, the 10000 volt ghoust! I was actually terrified of him as a child! I was really scared of being shocked by electricity when I was little and the sound design really amplified the scariness of the monster.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I wasn't kidding when I mentioned getting jolted a lot while younger fiddling around with electronic stuff I probably should not have been messing with. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@tfordham13]

The ghost of the gator ghoul seems to be more demon like instead of ghost like

[@JoeGoesOver]

I always draw a firm line between whether a Scooby villain is or isn't tangible. If it's transparent, floats and can go through walls, it's a ghost. Everything else is a monster. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@TrivialTheater]

So...I kinda tangenting here, but I feel bad for Velma's legs..she had to be so cold in the 10k volt ghost ep

[@JoeGoesOver]

I mean, it's possible she was wearing nude pantyhose, but even then, BRRRRR! I'll never understand the appeal of dresses, skirts, kilts, lungis, fustanella or those leather strap armor thingies you always see buff men wearing in gladiator movies. Basically, any clothing outfit that doesn't cover the legs with insulating fabric in cold weather. Also, SPOILER ALERT, my next upload in this series might give us an idea exactly what Velma may have been wearing under her iconic skirt.

[@TrivialTheater]

Yeah the lack of legwarmers of some sort is bewildering. 🤔 Also you have me intrigued...excellent promo😁

[@dafilmqueen556]

You say that you are bad at science, yet you make a good point about why the rubber suit is dangerous for Voltner. One thing I learned from watching MatPat’s Avatar The Last Airbender video on waterbending is that water is super conductive, meaning electricity can flow through water faster than anything else, because the salts in water are what make it super conductive. And since we humans are 50-75% water, electricity will flow through us by extension if we swim through water that was conducting electricity. We also know that ice and snow are water that have solid forms due to the slow/inactive kinetic energy of water molecules, so Voltner should’ve been electrocuted by the battery for the costume as soon as he put on the rubber suit in a snowy environment, let alone every other day that he was wearing the costume. He was wearing an amazing suit in the wrong environment and using actual electricity as part of his disguise. He should’ve been toast long before they could even enact the scheme..

[@JoeGoesOver]

Any science or math I get right is often through pure luck! I had lousy high school science teachers!

[@politicalsquidgame234]

Ah, two childhood favorites. I must say, I'm surprised by the great scores seen in the season thus far, however I was expected both of these baddies to have quite good scores. Fun Fact: As a child, I created this monster for the Scooby-Doo show called the "Lion Creature of Shanghai", basically a humanoid lion with bird-like claws that glows and turns people to stone (he actually just kidnapped them and put life-like stone dummies in their place, a re-hash of the Mummy from WAY!) . The whole point of this was to scare people away from a prestigious tower in the city of Shanghai, where they would melt gold and shape them into everyday objects to smuggle to America. I remember thinking it was such a cool idea that the creature could've trapped Shaggy & Scooby in the room where the melting happens, and would've allowed them to suffer death thanks to molten gold. Out of curiosity, what do you think would be a viable D.O.O score for this random baddie from my childhood? And, once again, fantastic video, Joe!

[@saros_system]

Cool idea! I don't think Shaggy and Scooby could die though, they are too useful to kill them off. I would gladly read this fic if you wrote it!

[@politicalsquidgame234]

@@saros_system Thank you! I do remember they escaped in the nick of time, and the creature didn't like that. 😂 Oh, how that brings me back. Creating these monstrous characters as a child and getting frustrated when I couldn't draw them.

[@superplushtiman7ti075]

@@politicalsquidgame234that would bump up his/her(what was the Lion Creature’s true identity?) D.O.O score with attempted murder

[@politicalsquidgame234]

@@superplushtiman7ti075 The true identity of this creature was a socialite that lost his wealth, iirc. (Remind you this was about 9 years ago, my memory is hazy. 😂)

[@JoeGoesOver]

Without seeing the "episode" and going solely by your description: DESIGN: 2.5 out of 5. Sounds profitable, but as you mentioned, turning people to stone was used before as was scaring people away from a historical location in order to loot it, not to mention reshaping gold to smuggle it. OUTFIT: 4 out of 5. Unique design, and it sounds like there were special effects. It would only have to be drawn as scary with prominent fangs and sharp claws to maintain this score. OPERATION: 3 out of 5. Without being able to see them interact with the Gang, this one is impossible to rank, but I always give props to any villain willing to kill for their scheme. D.O.O. SCORE: 3.2 out of 5. Congratulations! Your lion creature did better than the majority of the villains from 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies'! Thanks for watching and commenting! Also kudos to a childhood well-spent using your imagination! Sounds more wholesome than mine, at any rate, considering I used to craft literal medieval torture chambers out of shoeboxes to torment my Star Wars action figures!

[@grapeshot]

That came out in 1982 in my opinion one of the best years for Cinema. Would have a crappy remake in 2015 special effects not convincing at all. Compare the tree monster scene in the 1982 movie to the one in 2015 and you'll know what I'm talking about.

[@JoeGoesOver]

As mentioned in my Scooby-Doo/The Thing video, I have been watching the hell out of that movie. Whereas I only saw the "Prequel" with the same name only one time. The executive who forced the director to swap out the practical effects for CGI certainly didn't earn his cocaine money that month.

[@muthesquirrel]

I actually thought Pericles was a parakeet... He looks more like one than a parot. Weird.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Professor Pericles is an owl! I even made a video proving it beyond a shadow of a doubt! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@HopelessHermit]

That Dudley guy looks related to the inn keeper from that snow ghost. It must just be me HB never recycled images........

[@JoeGoesOver]

They're both just husky men. Mr. Greenway was a lot creepier looking, especially around the eyes! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@kylergriggs6897]

The power might be explained one way: Personal Generators

[@JoeGoesOver]

Possibly the only acceptable solution, except those things aren't exactly... quiet. It'd be pretty obvious someone was running one. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@kylergriggs6897]

@@JoeGoesOver You have no idea how excited I am to have you reply. I found your videos a while back and started watching cause I love Scooby doo. My brother and I started keeping track of every time you said “F**king Carl the stuntman” (so far it’s 10) It’s our highlights, also, I’m glad these episodes have been getting good scores

[@JoeGoesOver]

While I'm still able, I do try to respond when possible to as many as I can. If someone is nice enough to take the time to write me encouraging words the least I can do is thank them for it! At this point, even if I don't respond (sometimes I don't have anything to add), I'm still reading almost all of the initial replies and will still give a "Thumbs Up" so at least they will see I was there! POSSIBLE SPOILER: I'm halfway through the next script, but it's possible the streak of excellent villains may be coming to an end.

[@kylergriggs6897]

@@JoeGoesOver I’m excited to see what this spoiler means

[@mikedavis5288]

Thank u Joe!!! Perfect Saturday night content!!

[@JoeGoesOver]

And thank YOU for the nice comment! It's no exaggeration that reading stuff like this keeps me motivated to keep producing! Thanks for watching!

[@unboxingfunnierthanboxing5232]

Your videos are my new addiction🎉

[@JoeGoesOver]

Let me know if you need the number of a good 12 Step Program!

[@BabyDuckKaspar]

Love when you upload on a weekend, I'm always excited when I see your uploads in my notifications. Love this series Joe, looking forward to everything this absolutely batshit series has to offer

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much! I would love to keep to a weekend release schedule, but sadly I can't commit to a set timeline as, like most part-time content creators, those pesky full-time job and other non-KZbin obligations just won't leave us alone! *insert crying Brittney dude face* Thanks again for watching and commenting! I am already at work on the script for the next one!

[@Amisha_Fernandes]

I was thinking when you explained who Columbo was that for some of your Gen z audience, you wouldn't need to as Columbo experienced a strong resurgence in meme culture in 2022

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm starting to see quite a few viewers from outside of the United States, so I feel compelled to occasionally explain things that might not be readily apparent to foreign audiences. Still cool that Peter Falk gets enjoyed by another generation. Everybody should see Grandpa from 'The Princess Bride' in action! Thanks for watching, commenting and supporting my channel!

[@saxmanhawkeye]

8:59. Could this be the same Beauregard family from Boo Brothers? Although, Shaggy’s uncle seems to be from the Civil War times

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'd be down for a fan theory linking them, but it's more than likely the writers were just struggling for a southern-sounding name for their prop designer. It's like how they used "Rogers" in an episode long before they determined that was Shaggy's last name. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@tfordham13]

Glad ya back and you have one of my all time favorite scooby doo villains on the thumb nail also unrelated questions who would win batman or 10k volt ghost

[@AntoinettexKitten]

Batman. He'd have figured out the ghost was fake and how it made the costume

[@tfordham13]

@AntoinettexKitten yes but he has a electric field around him gonna be hard to take It down

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for watching and subscribing! Batman would totally win. There's no way Bruce Wayne wouldn't make sure the Batsuit wasn't insulated against electric shock. I mean, he found a way to defeat SUPERMAN on more than one occasion. I think a utility pole guy wouldn't give him too much trouble.

[@tfordham13]

@JoeGoesOver yeah pretty much agreed he'd no diff him like t most I'd take like 20 minutes to get the shock gun delivered so he can blast him or he'd use a emp also side note do you have any Christmas special planned?

[@JoeGoesOver]

I don't have any Christmas special planned, at least not at this point. My channel is a one-man operation from top to bottom, so my videos are uploaded almost immediately after completion (after giving my Patreon supporters a chance to see them first). And while I spend a couple of dozen hours or longer producing each video, that's in addition to my normal day job which doesn't allow me the time required for additional stuff. It's worse, too, that I can really only concentrate on one video at a time and am just incapable of multitasking my output. I'd love to blame that on not having a thyroid anymore, but as my oncologist once so painfully put it: it's not the cancer that did that to my brain. (he was obviously hinting it was an age thing more than a cancer thing) I think most channels that do a special Christmas episode are the full time creators who always have three or four videos ready to upload at any given time, which gives them more leeway to plan stuff out like holiday specials.

[@rhibrammii1153]

Always a great day when you upload man. Thank you

[@JoeGoesOver]

And it's always a great day reading nice comments like yours! Thank you, too, for that! And for watching!

[@ThatJohnKillion1970]

Monkeys? The pet store had monkeys? I see some serious problems here.

[@JoeGoesOver]

This was the 1970s. If I'm not mistaken, I think you could receive them THROUGH THE POST OFFICE.

[@superplushtiman7ti075]

All of this makes me wonder of a possible D.O.O score for the villain in a planned crossover of mine Ghost of Shiho Minazuki(story title: Tank’s a lot!) The plan is that Erika, real name Emi Minazuki decides to get revenge on the school she goes to due to feeling they were involved in the death of her great aunt, the aforementioned Shiho Minazuki, so creates a costume using glowing and other special effects and props(projectors, wires, the works) to further sell the concept that the ghost of Shiho has returned, while at this she not only scares off any snoopers but also sabotages (Sabotage? How? When?) the school in order to get it shut down, she also remotely operates abandoned tanks to make it look like they’re being controlled through spectral forces. She uses them to do a lot of chasing the gang around and in one scene traps the gang and would’ve ran them down with said tank, but ends up bringing a lot of crates down on top of her, this is actually how she is caught(and the only reason she unintentionally brings those crates down is due to the plot needing it to happen, if it was realistic Emi would’ve killed the Scooby Gang). The only evidence of her crimes is that she left her diary in her room, but did have the foresight to use a dummy body and actual blood to make it look like she had been drained of her life by the ghost. The plan is that when the school she went to is shut down forever she’d move to the other school involved in Shiho’s death and use sabotage (Sabotage? How? When?) to get that one shut down forever to, and again was willing to silence ANYONE who got in her way. But her worst part was using a tank to tow the Mystery Machine onto the school ship. As then it was a matter of time before she got caught. Although it could be that she was afraid the Scooby gang could ruin her plans(apparently Velma and Daphne knew someone at school b), so disposing of them now would be better. I hope it’s at least more than Carl the stuntman(F@#£ing Carl the stuntman) Either way. Love this, also wonder what a potential D.O.O score for bad guys in Funky Phantom/Speed Buggy/Josie and the Pussycats/Jabberjaw would be

[@JoeGoesOver]

Your enthusiasm definitely shines through. It's rough trying to assign scores to unproduced scripts (or even ideas) because so much can (and usually does) change between the page and the screen! It'd be interesting to see someone tackle the villains for those series, but that's not in the cards for me. To be BROOT-ally honest, I wasn't much of a fan growing up of any of the Scooby clones, though I did enjoy the Josie comics, but mainly because they'd appear in collections that featured Jughead. He was muh man in the Archie universe!

[@Shadowluigi-pj9nq]

I always thought the gator gouls plan wasn't well thought through 😂. At least her plan was somewhat original and her outfit was cool. Also, I've also loved the way Fred says "treasure" 🤩😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

The funny thing is he doesn't say it that way in the older series. When looking for a clip of him saying it the way we know best, I scrubbed through a lot of subtitles for all the series and it wasn't until the second or third season of 'The Scooby-Doo Show' where he actually says that word and he pronounces it as "treasure", not "TRAY-SHUR". Totally blew my mind how Welker's accent changed for the roll as the years went by. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@myahmyah2287]

Scooby Dumb's buck teeth always confused me, also my dogs don't react to the word park I just tested it. I love how the gator ghoul design its pretty much just a gator on the its hind legs like that's so simple it works like imagine a gator coming at you full force on its hind legs

[@JoeGoesOver]

I had flashbacks to Carl the Stuntman, not gonna lie. They kept calling him the "Ape Man" but he just looked like a gorilla. Nothing "man-like" about him. About the only thing that sets the Gator Ghoul apart are the glowing eyes and, as you said, its ability to walk upright. I probably should have mentioned that in my video. *sigh Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lonedragon3261]

Drat! This one came up right after I finished my "morning coffee".

[@JoeGoesOver]

Some of us have had surgeries that require us to have our "morning coffee" in the morning AND afternoon AND occasionally twenty minutes after eating anything. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

“Did the pet shop owner abandon all of his animals to die of cold or starvation?” In the words of Patrick Star, “that’s horrible!” Damian Wayne, Batman’s biological son and the 4th Robin, would probably have some words with the pet shop owner..🗡️

[@ArispeMatt]

I would have guessed that Kookie Cola was a reference to Kooba Cola. If it was, I'd actually be surprised as all get out. Also, I wonder what criminal recapture laws around Winterhaven look like.

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

Scooby-dum was only in three episodes then they changed him to yabba do and those are really terrible

[@Buzz-McCool]

Scooby Dum and Yabba Doo are two separate characters. I'm guessing they dropped Dum due to parents' complaints about making fun of him being a dimwit.

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

@@Buzz-McCool yeah I know they're different characters but they barely changed the avatar that's what I meant when I said they dropped dum for yabba, and he actually acts more like dynomutt

[@Buzz-McCool]

@@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968 😎

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's going to be a while before he shows up in my stuff (if at all). I won't decide on hitting that series for a while yet, as from all indication, much of that series isn't really a mystery and villain show as it is a sitcom. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stillaboveground2470]

I found Dovely lovely.

[@JoeGoesOver]

While writing the script, I kept inadvertently typing her name as "Doverly" (with an R), like how Eliza Doolittle would pronounce it. The thing is, if you listen closely as Velma reads the incomplete termination letter, it absolutely sounds like she's pronouncing "ovel" as "over".

[@dafilmqueen556]

49:58-50:06 or maybe Scooby and Shaggy pulled out some secret snow from that unseen pocket dimension that holds Scooby’s bike-copter? 😂

[@StellaBellar]

Absolutely adore your videos Joe! Each one is a banger, I hope you do all the scooby doo shows! Including the Mystery Incorporated one in Crystal Cove, as that ones my favorite. Maybe even the movies? Dont push yourself though! Im happy to wait for your great content. Happy Holidays Joe!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for your kind comments! They absolutely mean the world to me! I would absolutely love doing 'Mystery Inc' eventually, but it'll be a while at my current pace, sadly. Stupid life with its stupid obligations! Thanks for watching!

[@dafilmqueen556]

Alice Dovely has now officially become one of my most hated villains. I thought nobody would be able to compete with Sebastian Shaw from X-Men First Class (along with all other villains from the X-Men franchise except for Magneto), Mother Gothel from Tangled, Pennywise from the IT franchise, and the Joker in terms of how deeply I despise them, but nope. Turns out there’s a new competitor in that category. The disrespect, I swear..

[@HiperPivociarz]

Calling it the Ghost of the Gator Ghoul is also redundant given that a ghoul already means a demon or an evil spirit. So is it a ghost of a spirit? Did a spirit die and come back as a ghost?

[@saros_system]

Good question!

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's like the Scooby writers didn't do ANY research before writing these episodes! I hope none of my sarcasm dripped on your keyboard as you read my previous sentence. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@danielgehring7437]

...you've been holding on that Jane Hathaway impression _this whole time!?_

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hah! I appreciate that, but man, most of my accents/impressions are terrible. Though I do a passable Cleveland Brown from 'Family Guy'. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@antijipy3y866]

I thought i knew a lot about scooby doo joe is the final boss

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for saying so! Please ignore the glowing red parts of my body, however. I swear they're not my weak spots that you have to hit three times each. Thanks for watching!

[@BrawlSnorlax]

I'd like it if you made a Ranking the Villans playlist.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thanks for the suggestion! That was a good idea. I had a generic "Scooby-Doo" playlist but as this seems to be popular enough, I made a new one just for the RtV videos. Thank you again for the suggestion!

[@Torgo-and-the-Lucifer-Cat]

Joe- use your ring to touch metal objects first and you will not get a static shock. The metal will spread out the charge, instead of a point of static hitting you. ❤❤❤

[@JoeGoesOver]

Not sure how well my gold band will work against 10,000 volts though. Then again, I'm really, REALLY bad at science! And math. Stupid math. Thanks for watching and commenting! ♥♥♥

[@Torgo-and-the-Lucifer-Cat]

@@JoeGoesOver to be clear: I meant as a way of avoiding getting a static shock when you touch a door knob, etc.

[@dafilmqueen556]

34:26 lol what? 😂 your son is immune to snow or something? Also, yes, I do have a tendency to unzip my jacket or occasionally remove the bed sheets on top of me. I live in Miami, so I have a very volatile body temperature, and as part of living with autism, I compulsively switch to whatever keeps me from either freezing to death or burning hot enough to sweat. I suppose Mayor Dudley is like me if I had been born in Winterhaven rather than Hialeah where we don’t even know what snow is (personally I actually saw snow in my father’s home country of Chile when I visited and I was annoyed about finding out it was no different than squishy ice. I was expecting puffy clouds and what I got was ice that wasn’t contained in cube shapes. The movies really did not do snow justice). I wonder if Dudley is so used to snow that he barely bothers that much anyway.

[@jaggerguth4391]

Like the Windmakers, The 10,000 Volt ghost was more of a Supervillain rather than a Scooby-Doo Villain. I mean, If I have a Suit that regenerates Electricity capable of Melting Locks and Walls, I'd just use it to Take Over the World, Not Sabotage (How When?).

[@JoeGoesOver]

You make a good point. About the only difference between Voltner's creature and a normal Supervillain is the former skulked around while the latter is generally out in the open putting people's lives in jeopardy.

[@thekirbmasters4033]

here are all the 5/5 scores given to villains in the scooby-doo show so far since I thought I'd start a new list afterthe scooby-doo show: the gator ghoul: Outfit the 10,000 volt ghost: Design nolt many so far but we are only four episodes in and I'm sure there will be more lateer on down the line. I will update this list nexttime if there are new 5/5 scores but if not then I probably won't but we will see.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I have a lot of hope from just the first four episodes that there will be more 5s to award, even if done so begrudgingly at times!

[@RailroadFanatic-hr6pf]

My theory is all the series and movies up until A Pup Named Scooby Doo are in the same Scooby Dooiverse

[@JoeGoesOver]

Except that wouldn't account for age. We're talking nearly two decades [ACE DECADE] for the Gang. Sadly, Scooby wouldn't be around that long! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@ELChapoFG]

Great video as always. I would also love to see your take on actual hollywood movies. From 80's and 90's even. You go into so much dept and point out so many stuff that i feel you would be a great movie critic or praiser also.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I have done a few videos like that some time back, but those were mostly covering films I loved as a kid that had aspects that didn't age well now that I'm an adult and can understand things better. Those videos are the most disliked on my channel, probably because people don't like hearing criticism about something they loved, despite the criticism coming from someone who loved the films as well (in fact, loved them enough to spend a couple of weeks producing a video about them!). Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@ELChapoFG]

@@JoeGoesOver i understand. Still gonna watch whatever you do. Sonetimes i put your videos with SD in the background that i saw already as i go to sleep. Your takes are chill and funny.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Sorry in advance for the occasional max level audio spike if it wakes you.