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

[@sawnoff95]

The Pterodactyl is probably one of this series' most iconic villains, despite the episode never gaining much popularity.

[@jamesbaron8387]

I mean Unmasked the scooby doo game had that monster design as a main enemy in the museum levels AND it was the final boss. So it certainly didnt go without love

[@zacharybartolo5111]

It showed up in the live action movie, so I can agree it is iconic.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It must have made an impression on James Gunn for him to have included it in the second live-action film, that's for certain. It surprised me that it got such a low score, though. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AntoinettexKitten]

I will always see Delmar O'donnell when i watch Monsters Unleashed

[@RiveraFundora]

@@JoeGoesOver I know that this is a children's show but it's normal for animals such as dogs to commit incest with each other in real life. Just look it up on the website. Incest isn't as taboo in the animal kingdom as it is in human beings. Trust me i cannot make this up.

[@luigi4life913]

33:51 You saying "F*cking Carl the Stunt Man" while doing a Scooby Impression is something I never thought I needed until you did it

[@JoeGoesOver]

Sadly, the only voice I'm reasonably capable of recreating is Cleveland from 'Family Guy', so it's not something that crops up often enough to impress people. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jaggerguth4391]

9:30 "But I don't WANT to cure cancer! I want to turned people into dinosaurs!" Sauron's Best Quote.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I almost included that in my script, but it was getting pretty long already!

[@Megarover]

I never realized the pterodactyl ghost had an actual episode. It's the deepest cut among the references in Scooby Doo 2.

[@zacharybartolo5111]

I've been recently watching these episodes and a number of villains, minus a few, were actually in the show. Like, I had no idea the Skeleton Men had an episode!

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's James Gunn for you. The guy definitely loves his deep cuts. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mrcritical6751]

@@zacharybartolo5111they apparently wanted to go even deeper by having more monsters from the shows, but the studio refused to let them use multiple practical costumes and demanded the majority of the monsters be CGI

[@mandalorethenew8646]

Been checking every day waiting for this.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I hope it doesn't suck! Thanks for watching, commenting and supporting my channel!

[@mandalorethenew8646]

@@JoeGoesOver Worth it.

[@Mew_Master]

Same!

[@zephon6745]

I have been checking for it too and I am glad that it is back. Thank you

[@lonedragon3261]

@@JoeGoesOver If it does suck, I blame Carl the stuntman. Fuckin Carl the stuntman...

[@gameyfirebro9645]

I mean the live action version of the pterodactyl ghost had a more ragged, undead appearance, but that doesn't really apply here.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Not really, nope. This guy should be used for chroma-key effects!

[@shadowleon659]

The Pterodactyl Ghost is one of my favourite Scooby Doo villains. Also I remember my father and auntie saying that the Pteranodon from Jonny Quest gave them nightmares.

[@russellharrell2747]

Giant flying reptiles are scary, even when they don’t breath fire

[@JoeGoesOver]

To be fair, the one from Jonny Quest killed people, so... Turu wasn't f******* around. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@romulusnuma116]

I will always have a soft spot for the Pterodactyl Ghost it really stuck with me for some reason

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

In Mystery Incorporated defense, pterodactyls are presumed to be extinct, so seeing one could make you think you're seeing a ghost.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I guess, but they're still AWFULLY quick to go the "ghost" route! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@michaeliv284]

Actually, it was stated in this episode that "pterodactyls evolved into pterodactyl people", so it'd be more of a cryptid rather than a ghost

[@Buzz-McCool]

Hanna-Barbera had a long history of talking dogs co-existing with humans. Huckleberry Hound, Auggie Doggie and Doggie Daddy, and Hong Kong Phooey immediately come to mind.

[@JoeGoesOver]

True, but those were more fantastical shows, whereas the Scooby-Dooniverse (at least in the beginning) tended to be more grounded in reality.

[@stillaboveground2470]

In the episode, "The Chiller Diller Movie Thriller", they should have had Phyllis Diller do a cameo at least. After all, she was no stranger to Scooby and the gang.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Not gonna lie. Every time I was dealing with that title, I kept thinking about her and hearing that "Ahh... hah... HAH..." laugh of hers!

[@thetux459]

I think the logistics of Scooby Dee's professional situation might make more sense if one assumes the talking dog actors are treated a bit more like child actors rather than adult actors.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's an interesting take. I'd add an additional element, though, that child actors are occasionally allowed to "divorce" from their parents, particularly in situations where the mom or dad are stealing all their money. In the real world, it's unlikely an animal actor would be legally allowed to do so, but in the Scooby-Dooniverse...? Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@kociarzultimate384]

"when will I be allowed to decide on my own" "When you turn 18" "But dogs live like 15 years"

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@kociarzultimate384, who’s gonna tell that poor kid, dogs have different life spans than humans?

[@ztyran]

7:52 Actually, depending on the universe, some ghosts can interact with the physical world via telekinesis or some other unknown means. Examples of this are the film "Ghost" and the remake "Thirteen Ghosts". This can make them MORE scary as they can hurt you, but without some form of special equipment or magic, you can't hurt them.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hey, now! I'm already deeply struggling trying to maintain the natural laws of cartoon physics, don't be tossing in ectoplasmic shenanigans from other universes, too! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@danielgehring7437]

I think every GenX'er goes through their Elvis John phrase. I remember spending so many nights listening to hits like "Rocket Blues" and "Somebody Saved My Blue Suede Shoes."

[@JoeGoesOver]

Oh, yeah! I remember those! I was always a fan of 'Crocodile Jail Rock' myself! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ljnkrabby]

I get that the events of the live-action Scooby Doo movies are most likely non-canon to the cartoons, but I still think it's fun to imagine that Johnny Jacobo got so obsessed with getting revenge on Mystery Inc. after he was arrested for music piracy that he became a mad scientist devoted to creating real monsters in Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed and committed additional bank robberies as the Pterodactyl Ghost in order to fund his experiments.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That's always a possibility for the live action films as the Gang seemed to have had a long history of mystery solving even before the events of the first one! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@GloriaTheNeighbour]

I love paleontology, so obviously I loved the Pterodactyl Ghost. Although, even as a child, I always wondered why "ghost" was forced into the creature's name. It never made sense!!!! Great video, Joe!!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for the kind words! Like many, I was big into dinosaurs as a kid. My first grade teacher was married to a reasonably-renowned paleontologist so he made a few visits to her classroom to discuss the subject. Thanks for watching!

[@danielgehring7437]

I see you skipped a pet peeve of mine: people disconnecting train cars by simply pulling out a single slug of metal. In reality, trains were _never_ connected so simply, and especially not in the 70's; but even if they were, that slug would be shouldering a great deal of the train's weight and momentum, making it absolutely impossible to pull out, especially by hand. And, _and,_ even if they did, the sudden catastrophic loss of directed power would instantly cause at least one of the train cars to derail, more likely the whole train.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hah! I almost mentioned that, actually! It really is annoying! Cartoon physics once again rears its ugly head! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@StellaBellar]

Haha "Oh sh** Math" had me laughing pretty good. Great as usual Joe. The Pterodactyl "Ghost" is absurd... and that random skeleton is creepy af... Also I will NEVER get tired of the "Heelocopter" Clip, hilarious everytime.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you kindly! And I absolutely mean it when I say "math" like that. During the script-writing stage, whenever I realize I'm going to have to bust out the calculator (or in my case, the Windows app), I KNOW it's going to add another hour or more to the process! Thanks for watching, commenting and supporting my channel!

[@julieanthony3019]

There was nothing worse for my teenage self than having the radio DJ talk over the beginning and/or end of the song. I created so many mixed tapes from the radio and it was genuinely fun making them and waiting and waiting for the right songs to come along. The Scooby-Dee episode was never my favourite, it seemed silly for there to be an award winning actress in Scooby's family. Adding the additional dogs seemed to be their version of the Brady Bunch's cousin Oliver. Great analysis as always and have a wonderful day!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the kind words! I was fortunate as a kid to have uncles who were massive music freaks (one actually ran his own DJ business at the time), so I usually had free access to the full albums of all the artists I liked to produce my own mix tapes as close to professional as possible! I still feel guilty that my first ever Weird Al album was a pirated cassette I made that way. To be fair, I've more than made it up to him with my purchases over the years, but still... Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@shadowleon659]

6:25 The talking skeleton was yet another Big Lipped Alligator Moment in this show.

[@russellharrell2747]

Sans and Papyrus got some competition

[@JoeGoesOver]

I am constantly amazed by how there's a defined trope for EVERYTHING.

[@RiveraFundora]

Yeah that skeleton is stupid and pointless.

[@sagittariusneptune9330]

Aside from SD2 featuring both monsters in the museum, I think the Pterodactyl Ghost's episode would've been better if the plot revolved around a dig site, and either the radioactive minerals(which dino bones can be radioactive) brought the ghost of a Pterodactyl fossil to life, or rumors of them surviving today like the Ropen and Kongamato two Pterosaur like cryptids. As for Milo Booth I figured he got his name from Edwin and John Wilkes Booth, Edwin his brother was an actor of his time who actually save Robert Lincoln from an oncoming train.

[@JoeGoesOver]

If I had to guess, I'd also say they probably got the last name from the acting family, since it does sound like a credible name for a silent film star. I kept having to correct myself while writing the script because I kept typing "Milo BLOOM". I was such a fan of the 'Bloom County' comic strip and he's who I always think of when I hear the name "Milo". Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@IndexInvestingWithCole]

Idk why but the hang gliding episode is the one I rewatch the most

[@JoeGoesOver]

There's no accounting for our tastes at times. When I get the urge to watch classic 'Star Trek', I'll inevitably put on "A Piece of the Action", which is not exactly a fan-favorite, but it's my personal preference. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@russellharrell2747]

I love the pterodactyl screech! It’s one of my favorite cartoon sound effects, along with the classic Incredible Hulk growl/roar and the Jetson flying car sound.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I had a hell of a time finding one that wasn't too hidden by the background music. I have a Hanna-Barbera sound effects catalog, but for the life of me I couldn't find that sound, despite it being used so often in those days! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@thetux459]

Moss is obviously a Golden Age Batman fan, as his ghost's alleged motivation is the same as the original Clayface, Basil Karlo, in his very first appearance.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Past-their-prime Hollywood actors are a staple in fiction, apparently. Sometimes more sad than others, like Baby Doll (since we're talking about Batman already). Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@JoeGoesOver, oh yeah, that Baby Doll 😢

[@jaredinocovers9968]

These videos are all great but the thing that keeps me coming back is the unrelated spoiler at the beginning of the video😂 That’s always such a good gag

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm glad you like them, but I'm not gonna lie: there are times when I deeply regret starting that, because I spend way too much time trying to think of a film or TV show to include! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jaredinocovers9968]

@@JoeGoesOver And thank you for making these videos! Gonna be using them for writing tips

[@flashback2016]

Thank you for finally adding the 220 joke! I have been waiting since this series started for that to show up!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm doing my best to try and stay as chronological as I can with the rankings, but sometimes the urge hits me to refer to something from 20+ years in the future! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@yeeoof1995]

the mystery machine turning up out of thin air to transport the gang? honestly, considering there was nobody in the driver's seat in another shot... are they riding about in a transformer?

[@JoeGoesOver]

More than meets the zoinks Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Scorpionspear77]

Imagine it revealing itself to the gang- the gang have been investigating a scheme targeting oil wells, only to find out the Decepticons are behind it. Being chased by, let’s say, Starscream, the gang are cornered and get out of the Mystery Machine to try and find a hiding spot, only for their van to suddenly transform into an Autobot and kick Screamer’s butt. After explanations, the gang get to help the main Autobot crew stop the Cons plan

[@dafilmqueen556]

A Transformers/Scooby Doo crossover is something I would’ve never thought about before. I unfortunately have issues with that franchise considering I grew up with the live action Michael Bat movies, and you know what that does to someone who has never seen the cartoons..😕

[@jaybird3371]

Been a while since I’ve seen one of the movies you’ve spoiled. I’ve unfortunately seen far too many Saw Films at this point. Hanna Barbera loves that Turu/Condor screech. Was extremely curious how you would address the cousin situation, I have to wonder how kids felt watching that episode, I know I was caught off guard. Hopefully it didn’t influence anyone. That was a Scooby doo impression of all time… but I wouldn’t have the courage to try. Surprised you didn’t mention James Gunns retelling of the Pterodactyl ghost case. Fred benching two twenty is a hilarious reference. This also wouldn’t be the last time we see him on a hang glider. Loved the episode as always, great way to start my day! The running jokes are layering and layering up, pretty soon this series is going to be akin to Harvey Birdman’s later seasons. And I’m here for it.

[@JoeGoesOver]

There's a danger of doing TOO many running jokes, though. I actually cut a few out when doing my final script revisions! I've got a Hanna-Barbera sound effect catalog, and to my amazement that bird cry was NOT on it anywhere! Or if it was, it's not labeled good enough for me to find. I had to dig to find a decent cry that wasn't overwhelmed by the background score. Though not always successful, I'm trying to keep my references to other Scooby episodes in as chronological order as possible. It would be a lot easier for me to reference episodes that I've already discussed rather than try and hunt through future series looking for parallels. You're very kind about my Scooby impersonation, but it was god awful. That was literally the best take of like, half a dozen or more! Thank you very much for your nice comments and for watching!

[@jaybird3371]

@@JoeGoesOver Sometimes roughness adds to the charm! I have to wonder, are you planning to tackle the Scrappy Doo show? Or are we skipping straight to What’s New?

[@JoeGoesOver]

I get asked that question a lot. I'm not sure how to proceed since much of the Scrappy era seems to avoid the typical Scooby formula of mystery solving and a bad guy in the mask and just toss Shaggy, Scooby and Him into inane circumstances. I'm guessing I'd skip any of the series that don't fit the usual formula. It's difficult to rate a Scooby villain if, you know, they don't ACT like a Scooby villain.

[@pokemontrainer5678]

Grwat vid as always! The reason i think they always said the pterodactyl was a "ghost" was because i thought they said they were supposed to be extinct.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I don't buy that, as the Gang runs into monsters all the time. And since by this point they didn't know about the half-man/half-pterodactyl race, they should have just assumed it was just another corporeal threat. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@pokemontrainer5678]

@@JoeGoesOver yeah that fair. I was just trying to think up some kinda reasoning where there wasn't. No problem keep up the great work!

[@grapeshot]

If that ghost is mad that they're remaking his movie, there should be plenty of ghosts angry at the way we makes and reboots are being made nowadays😂

[@dafilmqueen556]

Imagine Casey Kasem and the other OG Scooby Doo cast trying to haunt the Velma production. Best haunting ever..

[@gandalf71729]

Ghost of Milo Booth's always bugged me since childhood, cause he's clearly Vampire, or old slavic type Wraith , seeing that teeth, red eyese, gaunt face and missing body. Good to see that someone finally pointed this out. Also i did,t catch what's with executive producer surname, is that some kind of easter egg?

[@JoeGoesOver]

The executive's name was "Mr. Mogul", and a "mogul" is what you call a powerful person in the entertainment industry. They weren't even TRYING this time around! Sheesh! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@hecklagames6547]

This gonna be good

[@JoeGoesOver]

I hope it meets expectations! Thanks for watching, commenting, subscribing and supporting my channel!

[@hecklagames6547]

@JoeGoesOver yeah this was a really good episode

[@russellharrell2747]

16:48 Yeah…can’t argue with that.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm not even that big of a 'Boston' fan, but when I got that cassette back in the 80s, I was amazed at how I already knew every song on the album due to radio airplay.

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

Mystery Inc’s reaction to the Pterodactyl ghost: “OH! They fly now!!!” Also the LA movie retconned Johnny’s backstory making him a mad scientist

[@JoeGoesOver]

For the most part, James Gunn did a good job adapting the older villains to the live action films. It's just a pity he didn't have as much pull back then as he does now, or we might have seen a lot more fan favorites! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

@@JoeGoesOver at least the tar monster was cool

[@Springtime562]

29:22 i always thought it was a genetic trait of what ever that breed was

[@michaelbucher9001]

pterodactyl ghost is one of my all time favorites. edit phantom of milo booth i enjoy as well even though i didnt grow up with him

[@JoeGoesOver]

I know he was a popular villain, but the plan just wasn't that great. It hurt to rank him so low knowing he was a fan favorite, but I have to do my best to stay unbiased! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ztyran]

33:32 While generally true, there would be exceptions with the robotic villains, who could be treated to remove the scent of the person who built them. The No-faced Zombie being a good example since they didn't meet the creator until caught at the end.

[@JoeGoesOver]

There would be a few villains who would be able to escape smell detection, especially the underwater ones. Not only would the water wash off their scent, but presumably they'd be in an airtight suit as well. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@huntercoleman4050]

Keep up the good work Joe I'm here every time you post a new one. Let's hope soon we get to stuff like what's new and mystery incorporated because those have some of my favorite monsters like Dead Justice and the mummy of ankha ❤❤❤❤

[@JoeGoesOver]

'Mystery Inc.' is definitely my favorite Scooby series, but sadly that's still quite a way off. If there were only two of me, I could get there quicker! (insert fat joke here) Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@gameyfirebro9645]

Oh look the second Scooby Doo live action film's main antagonist!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm not sure which outfit was less-convincing, to be honest! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@RiveraFundora]

@@JoeGoesOver Honesty Dinosaurs are overrated.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@RiveraFundora *honestly

[@kociarzultimate384]

I imagined how gang trying to explain they know who did this based on what Scooby said becomes funny the instant you think about them explaining how they know as their dog told them so

[@JoeGoesOver]

It would certainly open up strange new case laws in the legal system, wouldn't it? Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@kociarzultimate384]

@@JoeGoesOver I meant in in a way that everyone would think they are crazy, especially with how Shaggy is a stoner

[@JoeGoesOver]

It would be difficult to take anyone seriously who dresses like Shaggy or wears an ascot like Fred.

[@ZRtheHedgehog77]

Its Fred's self driving Van like Kitt ha ha😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

There would be future episodes that examine that idea!

[@TrocaTheNero]

To be pedantic, they could be more distant cousins and not as icky, but I doubt the Scooby writers imagined them as ninth cousins or something without saying they're *distant* cousins. So yeah... weird. Maybe the writers took their dating tips from the House of Habsburg. I think the Pterodactyl is pretty cool but it's certainly not a ghost and wow that scheme was dumb. Also, just as a little note, some second hand stores do buy bootleg records, though they're usually marked as not being official. "Rucking Rarl the Runtman" made my day. Great video as always!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you for the nice comments! And now I have the "Habsburg Nose" stuck in my head. Not exactly nightmare fuel, but not something I want taking up my brain's streaming video, either. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@mikedavis5288]

Not you spoiling my favorite horror movie in the intro Joe lolllllllllll

[@JoeGoesOver]

Wait until you hear about what happens to Ripley in 'Alien³'...! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stargirlexe]

My personal headcanon is that scooby has some sort of disability that makes it so he has little, if any, sense of smell. That's why he can't immediately recognize the villains based on their scent.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Not bad headcanon, but Scooby is shown enough times in multiple series smelling or being attracted to things by scent, that at the very least he must be able to smell at a human level. There are times when the Gang even ask him to sniff a trail. If Scooby has any disability, it's a speech-impediment, considering every other talking dog they've shown so far speaks fairly coherent English. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@aidennevada243]

Hell yeah, another episode! I love this series! And I love Scooby-Doo, it's one of my special interests! Keep up the good work!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you kindly! I'll do my best! I'm currently working on a script for a different Scooby project, but after that I'll get right back to 'The Scooby-Doo Show'! Thanks for watching!

[@KXXULADavidOC]

That sure was quite a drop from the first too, is interesting to see how they change from episode to episode

[@JoeGoesOver]

There are times that I argue myself into disliking a previously-enjoyed villain or giving one that I thought was awful a much higher ranking than expected. My ability at playing devil's advocate drives my friends crazy at times, so I guess it's only fair that I do it to myself, too! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@AntoinettexKitten]

Experience with my dogs is that they can't tell who my parents or grandparents are if they're wearing a hood or a hat.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Mine is a "bark first, sniff later" herself.

[@bree9272]

Hang In There Scooby-Doo is one of my favorite episodes of the series. The pterodactyl creature is pretty creepy, and that screech is terrifying, although I wonder how he was able to make that sound. Probably had a tape he played. 😅 I also wondered why they called it a ghost since we don't call legendary creatures like Bigfoot or the Lochness Monster ghosts. I guess cryptid maybe? Anyway, it's Scooby-Doo so you just roll with it.

[@JoeGoesOver]

There is definitely a certain amount of "suspension of disbelief" needed for Scooby-Doo. Some episodes need a bit more than others, admittedly. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jaredthehawk3870]

The pterodactyl ghost likely drew inspiration from the mysterious cryptid/entity called the Van Meter Visitor.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It never ceases to amaze me how many more cryptids exist in this world that 'In Search Of...' never even TOUCHED on! For what it's worth, I grew up in a small town that had it's own cryptid. Local legend has it that a farmer saw a monster turtle (not as big as Gamera, but much, much larger than a normal turtle or tortoise would be). The town really leaned into it, dubbing themselves "Turtle Town" and having annual celebrations called "Turtle Days". They even had a sculpture of a giant turtle on the main drag. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@spencermaley4390]

@@JoeGoesOversounds like the Ogua.

[@HiperPivociarz]

So... Is the ghost of Milo Booth giving anyone else Evil Inspector Gadget vibes?

[@JoeGoesOver]

I can sort of see where you're coming from. Give him a mustache and he could have been Inspector Gadget from the pilot episode! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@grapeshot]

I remember watching a Fred Flintstone episode where Wilma and Betty were doing a dance called the pterodactyl😂

[@noahsaxon]

This came in just in time for my lunch break! Thank you Joe! I have been waiting for your newest video, keep up the awesome work!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much! I appreciate that! I hope you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@parkersairpods]

i always look forward to your uploads! thank you for all your work!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for saying so! I appreciate the enthusiasm! They do take quite a bit of effort, so nice comments like this keep me motivated! Thanks for watching!

[@vulpeslegion]

I had a rough weekend but seeing you dropped a new video is a great way to start the week! Have a great day ❤

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you, and I hope your week has improved! And thanks for watching!

[@ZRtheHedgehog77]

Its like when Sonic question the earth real life Hedgehog.

[@Jasonwolf1495]

A family mausoleum like that actually is likely to have empty spaces for future family, but yeah the center one for the most famous family member shouldn't have been empty.

[@charlotte9970]

Your videos are so freaking good. It's so high quality and you must put a lot of work into your videos. You also seem like such a nice person. I watched Scooby doo when I was a kid, and 24 years later i get to watch your videos and be taken back to my childhood, and also get information I didn't know from before. I often rewatch your videos and get exited when you post. Thank you for making videos!

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you kindly! I do spend quite a bit of time on them, usually anywhere from 30-40 hours, between the writing, filming and editing. Not to mention the encoding, uploading and, if hit with a content match, RE-encoding and RE-uploading. The writing takes a while because it sometimes involves researching product prices from the 1970s, or painstakingly combing through other Scooby episodes looking for one scene I think I vaguely remember that might be important to the point I'm trying to make. Or in the case of this episode, looking up hang glider statistics trying to find the average carrying capacity, or finding a definitive source that would tell me how much a vinyl album weighs. It absolutely means the world to me when people seem to enjoy what I'm doing enough to let me know! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@justinjones7411]

I still hope one day we get a official release of the second season of TSDS on DVD.

[@JoeGoesOver]

That would be nice, but I wouldn't expect it. Warner Bros. and all the other studios are way, WAY more into streaming services than physical media. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@LittleNekotroubles]

If you ever do merch, I need a shirt that says ‘Carl the stuntman.’ With the scooby doo eyes that looks annoyed above the saying. It makes me laugh every time. It’s what I look forward to seeing in every video 😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

I have given it some thought and a Carl the Stuntman shirt would likely be one of the first if I did so. I designed the Space Kook and Professor Pericles shirt you might see occasionally, but those are a single run for just me and my daughter, so I don't worry about copyright issues. I still had to use an overseas printer to do those as stateside ones didn't want to run the risk. It'd be a lot trickier to do that for selling merch unless I contracted with an artist to draw a rendition from scratch that would avoid the issue. I have done a little bit of research as to the costs involved with ordering a commission from a few artists who do stuff for other KZbin creators and while it's not extremely expensive, it's still a bit more than I'm able to justify for my channel size. I've been toying with ideas as to celebrate hitting 10K subs (IF AND WHEN, I should stress), and in addition to producing a "making of" video showing what it looks like creating my stuff from this end, I've also considered doing a limited T-shirt run. That's still far in the future, but I'm glad to come across the occasional comment letting me know there might be interest in it. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@LittleNekotroubles]

@@JoeGoesOver Absolutely! Because those spooky ghost eyes in some of the openings that can look annoyed with that statement…the thought has me rolling! Imagine if the eyes were glow in the dark ah, amusement at its finest. And thank you for the great videos! I enjoy every single one of them and the work you put into them. You should be very proud of yourself.

[@TheRedMessick]

I think that Fred’s tussle with Milo Booth, brief and paltry as it was, may be the only time in franchise history we see a physical altercation between a member of the gang and a villain.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Huh? I literally showed a still of Scooby punching Carl the Stuntman! F****** Carl the Stuntman...

[@TheRedMessick]

I forgot that! So there are two such examples then. Also I recall the time the boys tried to tackle the ghost of Vasquez Castle. 2 altercations and 1 attempted altercation by my count.

[@samweaver9109]

​@@JoeGoesOver To be fair, if it wasn't for this series, Carl would be pretty forgettable.

[@dafilmqueen556]

@@samweaver9109, dude should be a meme, to be honest 😂

[@beawesomeking7816]

maybe the skeleton was hinting at the zombie island movie

[@adrianusnicholas8600]

He might have a low score, but the pterodactyl ghost is a memorable one for me. Maybe it’s because i used to be a dinosaur/prehistoric nut

[@JoeGoesOver]

I meant it when saying that every Scooby villain is someone's favorite out there, which is why I always feel uncomfortable when I end up rating them so low! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lonedragon3261]

Nice! Watching the beginning on my phone because I already started my "coffee" when I got the notification.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Glad you like it! Be sure to wash your hands thoroughly when finishing your "coffee". Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@astrocitizen]

0:25 -- Would you mind doing a quick analysis of Jigsaw? When I heard that he was the supposedly dead body in the first movie, that somehow the two other guys never noticed him breathing, it just took me right out of the series even more than the gory MacGyver traps did.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Slasher flicks and torture porn are just a wee bit out of my bailiwick. It doesn't help that, from what I've heard, they keep changing Jigsaw's history and motivations, like what they did to Michael Myers. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@emilybruce3275]

33:52 I had to pause the video for a minute until I could stop laughing

[@JoeGoesOver]

Sadly, that was the best take I could get from over half a dozen. I can do a passable Cleveland from 'Family Guy', but Scooby is a bit above my paygrade for voice acting. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikeike9742]

It's interesting to note that despite Jim being introduced as the studio chief by Mr. Mogul, Shaggy refers to him as a detective when he's unmasked. That line combined with the fact that he's introduced after Dee finds the threatening note and how he seems to be in charge of the investigation leads me to wonder if there was a rewrite at some point. It seems possible that he was originally the detective called in to investigate the threat instead of the studio chief and they forgot to change Shaggy's line, it would mean that he wasn't making any money off of Dee's movies beforehand which could explain how he intended to profit from the kidnapping, by acting as her manager or coach going forwards.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Good catch! I'm surprised I missed that. Your theory wouldn't surprise me. So much of this era of the Scooby franchise feels like it suffered from sloppy re-writes. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jaggerguth4391]

31:44 Judging that Speed Buggy, Batman and Robin, Josie and The Pussycats, and the Addams Family takes place in the Same universe if the New Scooby Doo Movies were to believe (Not to Mention Speed Buggy and The Pussycats facing off Over-the-top Supervillains rather than Some dude with a Mask) Award-Winning Talking Canines were the least crazy thing in The Scoobiverse.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank god they don't take place in the Laff-a-Lypics universe as well, because that would just be going way too far! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@shelbybayer200]

What's funny, is when they show the Pterodactyl ghost in SCOOBY DOO Monsters Unleashed They make it very Apparent that it was just a costume

[@JoeGoesOver]

To be fair, in that situation Jacobo was already imprisoned, so that universe's Pterodactyl Ghost mystery was already solved. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mrcritical6751]

That’s one think I kinda love about Monsters Unleashed, the costumes in the museum are either too good or are so obviously not real. Like the brief moments where we see The 10,000 Volt Ghost costume it is so obviously just a glowing rubber suit

[@TheeVector751]

The Pterodactyl Ghost having an almost identical set up to the Snow Ghost episode is funny. I’m curious how the writers decided to rehash the episode but with a Pterodactyl. As for Milo Booth’s Ghost, Jim Moss may be dumber than Carl the Stuntman, a feat I thought to be close to impossible, though the baseball loving guy that made the Phantom Virus, who also liked baseball, might be up there as well. Very low scoring episode, I’m hoping the villains step it up for the next episode.

[@mikeike9742]

Try not to spoil the film. I remember him saying something along the lines of him not remembering it and Alien Invaders in response to one of my comments on the Witch's Ghost video.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I hope they do as well. Knowing that every villain is a favorite for someone, I prefer being able to give out high scores. Sadly, I can't always do that. I just couldn't believe how two in a row were just so bad! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@muthesquirrel]

Hmmm... Joe sure doesn't like everything the gang see being called a ghost.. is he perhaps... A KZbin GHOST!?

[@JoeGoesOver]

Shh. Don't tell anyone else! It helps me slip past KZbin Content Match! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@mikeike9742]

34:39 I don't think they were jumping to conclusions about the monster being a phantom, Jim signed his threatening note as "The Phantom", so what else would they assume it was? Despite that, I was expecting him to get a low score regardless albeit not as low as he ended up getting. I will give him credit for actively leading the investigation to his own crime however, that let him give the kids instructions so he could further his plan under the guise of trying to help solve the case. Picking the disguise of the monster in the movie that was being remade was also a fitting choice.

[@JoeGoesOver]

'Phantoms' aren't always treated as ghosts in fiction. Sometimes they're just used to describe people with supernatural powers. Like 'The Phantom' from the old radio serials or the villain from 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen' film adaptation. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@patrickstoyreviewspatricke8083]

Scooby-Doo 2 monsters unleashed features the both these villains

[@JoeGoesOver]

I know the Pterodactyl Ghost played a prominent role, but I can't recall the Phantom of Milo Booth in it. Regardless, thank you for watching and commenting!

[@patrickstoyreviewspatricke8083]

@@JoeGoesOver he was his costume

[@rhibrammii1153]

Thanks Joe. You the man

[@JoeGoesOver]

And thank YOU for watching, commenting and supporting my channel!

[@BrawlSnorlax]

Conversely integent dogs being the norm means that Shaggy is probably not labale for Scooby's recklessness. If they are normal here Scooby is acuable for himself.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Years ago when I did some videos examining the crimes committed in the Scooby-Dooniverse, I believe I chose to treat Scooby as a person as well, otherwise anything he did would be excused as him just being a dog. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dennisjakobsen1648]

Hello from Denmark. Great video serie. the lowest figure on a totem pole is generally the most respected.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Hello from the United States! I'm sorry you have to live so close to the guys who make surstromming! I hope the smell doesn't carry over the water! You're not wrong about the totem pole, but that's just another example of people using English idioms not knowing what the hell they're talking about! My least favorite has to be those who say "could care less" instead of "couldn't care less"! Thank you very much for watching and commenting!

[@alexanderlisenby8945]

Nice :) I really like the Pterodactyl Ghost from seeing in the show & Scooby Doo 2 movie. my sister loves Dinos and the same here. And agree worst Dog owners ever, I had a feeling you would say that when I rewatch that ep.

[@JoeGoesOver]

How bad the Gang are when it comes to being responsible dog owners never occurred to me until I got dogs of my own. I mean, they're letting Scooby wander all over the place eating everything he comes into contact with, while in real life I constantly check the internet before giving my dog anything off my plate since there are so many common "people foods" that make them sick. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@alexanderlisenby8945]

@@JoeGoesOver True and U Welcome, keep it up :)

[@leemc923]

I love that everyone else doesn't react to a talking dog.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's nuts, right? I mean, in real life, a sentient, talking dog would be right up there with alien visitation or the Second Coming. Here it's like, "Huh. Talking dog. Boooooring." Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikeike9742]

Excellent work as always, next time we get into the really good shit. I could easily be wrong but I feel confident that the Phantom Racer will score at least a 4/5, which would go a long way in balancing out the low scores this time around. He just feels like he has a lot going for him, even the way he handled kidnapping seemed pretty clever. Witch McCoy I imagine will get an average score at best since the episode is essentially a remake in the same vein as the Pterodactyl episode but it's still in my top three episodes of this series.

[@JoeGoesOver]

We'll see eventually! My next script is for a different Scooby project, but once that's finished, I'll get started on the next two episodes of 'The Scooby-Doo Show'. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mikeike9742]

33:45 If you want to get pedantic about it, it should be "Carl smells like the Ape Man" and not the other way around. He saw the Ape Man attacking Candy on the bridge first then later found Carl in the trunk.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Anyone watching my videos should know that I NEVER want to be pedantic! 😐

[@amitysluzara2022]

Lovely ranking as always! This really helped me seeing this today as I have another funeral to go to later today 😭 so thank you for helping me Your Carl the Stuntman bit was even funnier in this with Scoobys voice As for my ranking 1) Phantom of Milo Booth and Fake Scooby Dee 2) Pterodactyl ghost

[@JoeGoesOver]

Ugh, I'm sorry you're going through that! Try your best to keep as positive an attitude as you can, but grieve in whatever way brings you the most comfort! I'm happy to have provided whatever tiny distraction I could!

[@amitysluzara2022]

​@@JoeGoesOverthanks its truly horrible :( in my entire life (I'm 19) before 2024 I've been to 2 funerals, this year I've been to 3 already. I didn't know Michelle very well I only saw her once or twice but I went to support my mom and family friends. Also... you thought this year couldn't throw anything else my way? Someone else I know is dying she's got days at best, she's not someone i was close with I only saw her a few times but of course any death is sad especially 5 in one year. However, I do have some good news though. My eye has been drooping for a while which is a sign my dermoid cyst is back, I had a check up yesterday and IT ISNT BACK You always provide loads of comfort thank you so much

[@JoeGoesOver]

I was well into my teens before my first funeral and it was the husband of one of my mother's friends. I had met the guy once but that was it. The first funeral for a loved one was well into my thirties. I still have one grandparent living and they're in their mid-90s. The worst funeral was for a good friend who shot himself back in 2010. Not that ANY funeral is exactly a ball of laughs. After a bunch of surgeries and going through mild cancer, I'm fairly blasé about death anymore which, I realize, is NOT how everyone feels so I have to be very careful when discussing it with others. I'm like that about cancer as well, which I also learned is not something everyone else feels comfortable laughing about, regardless of whether or not it's a cancer survivor making the joke. Mourning is entirely about the ones left behind and their feelings should always be what's kept most important, but it is still odd for someone as young as you having to deal with so much death, even if the ones who passed may be only tangentially related. I'm assuming you're not in one of the, uh, "less peaceful" parts of the world where, sadly, children live with death all around them. Not as though that is good either. NO CHILD should have to deal with mortality at such a young age. I'm glad your eye issue isn't as bad as you suspected. It's always a relief getting good medical news! I'm also glad that I can provide some emotional relief, regardless of how little it is. Often, all we need to feel better is just to be distracted, and a whole bunch of little distractions can equal one big one.

[@amitysluzara2022]

​@JoeGoesOver thank goodness you was in your teens when you went to your first one, it's never good going to any but at least you didn't have to go any super young. My first one was when I was 8 or 9 for my grandad who died of cancer, I don't have many memories of him sadly :( I'm so sorry about your friend from 2010 I cannot imagine how horrifying and heartbreaking that must've been 💔 I've had to have a few surgery's before too, I've had 2 dermoid cysts before. One was removed in 2009 if I remember correctly? They removed 99% of it, the 1% left shouldn't have come back that's why it was left and they said if I hadn't had that 99% removed I'd have died... as for that 1% I think you know where the 2nd dermoid cyst came from... it was fully removed in 2021 this time. We had 2 scares about it being back after too though. Last year we had a scare but it was all fine what happened is normal to happen within the first year or 2, although I feel guilty as the day after I got the all clear I found out my dad was on the cancer pathway so I feel guilty since I survived my health scare yet my dad died. Then I had another earlier this year but that was down to stress after everything Thankfully I don't live in one of the less peaceful parts of the world I live in the UK. I count myself lucky to not be in one of those parts... it breaks my heart thinking about all those who live there nobody should have to live the way they have to every single day. Thanks ^^ it definitely is good to have good news for once this year Oh yeah definitely a distraction really helps no matter how small even if it's just a distraction for a minute that makes a minute slightly easier

[@raulcerna1093]

Ok not gonna lie ,but i totally forgot about the Milo Booth episode ,the only thing i remembered from this episode was Scooby-Dee, not the plot or the villain outfit ( which is weird because I don't think i could ever forget that face ) just Scooby-Dee and the train . On the topic of dogs in the Scooby multiverse and their agency : I believe that dogs in the Scooby multiverse are generally more intelligent that the dogs we know ,even if they don't speak, a trait which is mostly associated with the Scooby family ,many of them display signs of greater intelligence than the average dog .Examples that come to mind are Chiquita from the Monster of Mexico ,those six Golden Retriever puppies from the What's New series , the same episode where those six pups debuted also had a more intelligent dog as a villain etc. I will also like to add that we also saw an example of an alien disguised as a dog (Amber) As a sidenote the originality factor that is used when judging the design and outfit of the villain is strange to me ,because it feels more like the writers fault than the villain's fault .If we were judging the episode itself then fair point, but we are judging the villain and his/her scheme and it would be impossible for a villain to know that another villain had a similar plan and/or costume in the past ,especially if we go by the theory that every Scooby series it's a separate universe Anyway ,enough rambling ,great analysis as expected and thanks for all the effort you put into these videos

[@JoeGoesOver]

While I realize on the surface it seems unfair to judge the villain for their originality, considering they'd have no idea that a guy across the country from a different Scooby series from eight years earlier had a very similar costume, remember the villain is just a construct of the writer and animators. I'm clearly judging the creators for their originality (or lack thereof), but that's fine because, in a way, it could be said I'm ranking the people who made the villain as much as the villain themselves. It's not too dissimilar to judging a parent based on their child's actions. Cartoon characters don't have free will, so in the end, their entire being is merely an extension of everyone who had a part in their creation. Thanks for such a thoughtful comment and I hope I put to rest the debate on judging a villain's originality. Thanks for watching as well!

[@jamesenglebert9149]

The fact the Pterodactyl ghost story is completely revised for the second live action movie. It definitely means the timeline likely resets with each animation style imho. Which is good because there are a few recent animated movies and shows I pretend don't exist.

[@JoeGoesOver]

"Return to Zombie Island"...? Never heard of it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jamesenglebert9149]

@@JoeGoesOver and the retcon of the 13th ghost

[@braxton-io1yw]

33:52 I REALLY want this to be an actual old man scooby quote as he reflects on that mystery!😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's a pity that Frank Welker isn't on Cameo. Then again, I doubt Warner Bros. would let him record that line as Scooby.

[@braxton-io1yw]

True

[@dafilmqueen556]

The stone carving of Scooby and the pterodactyl reminds me of that time I drew a picture confessing to accidentally getting onto my behavior therapist’s car as a kid but since I had already intentionally done it twice before and after that little mishap while was was on the phone and I didn’t want to interrupt her, she got somewhat mad at me anyway. Maybe the pterodactyl saw the gang as little kids and decided carving out a kidnapping ransom note on the wall would sell the disguise. That is still an awfully impressive work of art for how well Johnny managed to draw Scooby in stone..

[@joel1245]

30:35 With Mystery Incorporated revealed Scooby's alien origin and how all mythological sentient animals are actually descendents of said alien, this actually make sense. 33:50 F*k Carl the Stuntman. 😂

[@JoeGoesOver]

Yeah! F*** Carl! And thanks for watching and commenting!

[@CrisisMonday]

Glad to see this in my recommended.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Glad to see you commenting! Thank you for doing so and for watching!

[@stillaboveground2470]

Scooby Doo and Scooby Dum hørny for kisses from Scooby Dee. Umm... This is their cousin! I mean, I've heard of "kissing cousins" before, but Zoinks! You might have stumbled onto your next catchphrase, to go along with "Carl the f*¢king Stuntman": "You know they're cousins, right?"

[@JoeGoesOver]

The instant Daphne starts getting too friendly with any of her close relatives, you can be sure of it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@samweaver9109]

​@@JoeGoesOver Wait, does that actually happen later?

[@jaredthehawk3870]

The Marvel character's name is pronounced "sore-ron" like Dinosaur. Having the same name as Tolkein's dark lord is just coincidence.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It's not a coincidence. In his first appearance back in X-Men #60, he literally says he's naming himself "Sauron" after the character in 'The Lord of the Rings'. You can read it here (if the link works): readcomiconline.li/Comic/Uncanny-X-Men-1963/Issue-60?id=23277#16

[@grapeshot]

I noticed how law enforcement is in the Scooby-Doo Universe, at least this one. They never have firearms that's completely BS considering US law enforcement.

[@JoeGoesOver]

If they got too realistic with U.S. law enforcement, though, Scooby would be in danger every single episode!

[@TheRedMessick]

Mr. Morbley is one rough looking customer. If I were starting a crime syndicate, I’d totally want him on my team. He’s as intimidating as all get out. He seems like the type who’s good at both giving and taking abuse. He also strikes me as the kind of guy who knows how to keep his mouth shut.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I toyed with suggesting he was a co-conspirator, but the only thing he did in the episode was burn potential evidence, and that could be dismissed as simply doing his job of disposing of garbage around the ranch. It'd have been different if he'd been seen in the flashback behind Johnny as opposed to that mysterious third man.

[@excalipurr101]

I'm curious Joe, will you cover 'The Reluctant Werewolf' at some point in the future? I ask this because it's such a unique Scooby Doo film, all the monsters are real and have their own unique personalities. I imagine you will only cover Count Dracula, if you do decide to do it, as he's the main antagonist and the rest of the monsters and villains are just minor secondary antagonists if you want to call them that. 'The Reluctant Werewolf' was the first Scooby Doo movie I ever seen as a kid, I know I said last time that Milo Booth was the first villain from the franchise I ever seen but that was shortly before I watched 'Reluctant Werewolf'. Anyway looking forward to seeing The Phantom Racer and Witch McCoy and The Zombie Man in the next video after your next movie villain.

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm not ruling out anything at this point, though I admit the Red Shirt Shaggy era isn't my favorite of the franchise. On the plus side, I'm almost halfway through with the script for my next one, so Phantom Racer is imminent! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dafilmqueen556]

I would also enjoy a look at the Goblin King, the Abracadabradoo movie, or even the WWW movie that features John Cena, or Legend Of The Phantasour, or the Supernatural crossover I never got to see. The last two are exciting, the former cause Phantasour is the movie that literally introduced the world to Ultra Instinct Shaggy, and the latter cause the idea of making a joke about Dean Winchester’s actor Jensen Ackles being the new actor of Batman after the gang already met Batman 4 times (5 now thanks to Scooby Doo & Guess Who) is too good to pass up. Let the excitement begin!

[@Starwarsdude8221991]

Man I watched so many of these episodes and I am so excited for the next one

[@JoeGoesOver]

Thank you very much for your enthusiasm! Unfortunately, the next script I'm working on is for a future Scooby project not part of the current series, so there may be an extra week's delay before Part Three drops. Thanks for watching!

[@srstriker6420]

About the Milo Booth episode it did creep me out for the Phantom and that when he dognaps Dee with the princess and pauper scene, he is pretty similar to the next villain the Phantom Racer because he has reddish pink eyes, wearing blue and a terrifying face and voice. Scooby Dee and Scooby Dumb what is with the Alice in Wonderland reference? Yes he more like a vampire than a ghost and what is the difference between ghosts and phantoms?

[@JoeGoesOver]

As far as the dictionary is concerned, there is no difference between "ghost" and "phantom", though the latter seems to be the preferred self-identifier used by gentleman thieves. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@srstriker6420]

@@JoeGoesOverseeing that the video is definitely a remake of a classic Scooby episode and remember I said the monster from the Future about the connection to the Morlocks and for the Mantis episode I suggest the Island of Dr Moreau because saying that it was created by in a laboratory that it is a human/mantis hybrid just as Dr Moreau created human/animal hybrids through science.

[@jaggerguth4391]

6:19 A BIG LIPPED ALLIGATOR MOMENT!

[@JoeGoesOver]

I always get a kick out of how every Trope seems to have a name!

[@KayWhyCommando]

Love seeing this pop up, especially after coming down from a period of being super busy! As someone who likes the live action films more than most, MAN was the original Pterodactyl ghost a letdown. I know that the movie had things that Hanna-Barbera didn't (mainly a budget), but with how menacing the reanimated Pterodactyl Ghost was in that film, I expected it to be at least more intimidating here than it turned out to be.

[@JoeGoesOver]

It wasn't that much worse than something you'd find in a Flintstones episode. I half expected Johnny to squawk: "Ehh. It's a living." Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@srstriker6420]

Thank you for bringing up Sauron from the X-Men, yeah I don’t get why they keep calling the Pterodactyl ghost a ghost because like the Real ghostbusters series some of the ghosts don’t look like ghosts,speaking of Sydney Greenstreet he was also the inspiration for the Kingpin from Marvel and never noticed that the Pterodactyl episode is related to the Snow Ghost.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Sometimes the parallels with older episodes are easier to see than others. Granted, it's probably difficult NOT to repeat story beats when your series is based on a formula and you have penny-pinching bosses breathing down your neck to meet network deadlines! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@timthemoviemanmeyers1380]

The Skeleton in Hang in There, Scooby-Doo is wearing a very similar outfit that the Phantom Milo Booth wears in the next episode.... 🤔 Perhaps the extra person in the music conspiracy who wasn't caught was Jim Moss. After failing to make extra money from the music angle he sought to try it from the replacing the star angle? But boy that, as you stated, was a dumb plan. And "escaping" on a carousel is the dumbest decision.

[@JoeGoesOver]

The more I watch the older episodes, the more I'm convinced there's a vast number of villains who got away scot free. Or, you know, organized crime.

[@dafilmqueen556]

Oh my gosh, that makes so much sense. Of course, it’s also possible the skeleton doesn’t even know he died given how he panicked and ran away when he heard the cave was haunted, and considering Scooby Doo had already dealt with The Addams Family, Jeanie, and the Dynamic Duo of Batman & Robin, a walking skeleton who hasn’t accepted he died is par of for the course, though the implications of a skeletal ghost who hasn’t accepted he died are pretty morbid (flashbacks to The Sixth Sense)..

[@perhaps3D]

I always agree to your outfit ratings but putting Milo booth at a 1.5 for outfit is just criminal

[@JoeGoesOver]

I did my best to present my case that all he had going for him was the face. It's always tricky when rating aesthetics, which is why I try to also discuss the practicality of a costume as well as it's originality and how much it "sells" being a ghost (i.e., special effects). Regardless of our disagreement, thanks for watching and commenting!

[@perhaps3D]

Come on at least a 3

[@Professor-Ramses]

Wait a minute, an actor is enraged by his greatest movie being remade and goes after the cast of the remake, all while dressed in a trench coat and hat with matching colors and a creepy mask.....Why does that sound......familiar? In all seriousness, the cover story Moss concocted is beat for beat the plot of the first Batman comic to feature Clayface, except instead of an actor actually doing this while dressed as the character from the movie in question, it's someone else dressed as an already dead actor with a secret agenda. At least we know the writers had good taste in comics.

[@JoeGoesOver]

You're the second one in the comments to bring up the Clayface parallels. To be fair, both seemed to borrow heavily from 'Phantom of the Opera', so that's just as likely as the Scooby writers taking from Batman. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@grapeshot]

That's one franchise I never could get into, the SAW franchise. I guess it gets its inspiration from the old Hong Kong torture films.

[@JoeGoesOver]

Yeah, I'm not really into torture porn myself. If I want torture, I'll watch 'The Last Airbender'.

[@AntoinettexKitten]

I salute that person who managed to run Limewire

[@JoeGoesOver]

I'm so old, I was using NEWSGROUPS before LimeWire, Napster and BearShare! In my defense, I preferred the newsgroups because at least you didn't have to worry about someone turning off their computer before you had a chance to download the whole thing! Man, kids these days have no idea the pain us early pirates had to go through! Thanks for watching and commenting!