@@AshtonGarlandno hes quite literally demanding that the gang give him the "blank" sheet of paper they had, really heat-activated photographic evidence that wouldve incriminated deacon carlswell, the creeper, of his larceny. it sounds like "creeper" but its "paper", the screenplay and the subtitles both agree, and otherwise it would thematically make little sense.
@@JoeGoesOver I'm a newbie to your channel, man! I'm enjoying this a lot, I mean a lot. Your humor and reaction to inconsistencies and production errors are so entertaining.
But aren’t you glad that he’s frozen in there and that we’re out here and that he’s the sherif and we’re frozen out here and that we’re in there and I just remembered we’re out here. But what I want to know is where’s the caveman?
@@JoeGoesOver 19:56: It could be possible a Caveman be some zombie upon reanimation, because there are people saying that being cryogenically frozen (that being unable to die upon being frozen) would be impossible. 24:58: Well of course the Flintstones wouldn’t count, because they’re a “Modern” Stone Age Family. 33:51: Although nowhere near as disgusting and despicable as how Mystery Incorporated did.
Here's a simple idea that might've helped Carswell as the Creeper, 1- swipe money from bank before going home 2- don mask of any other random human being 3- rob bank w/ disguise and gloves. P.S. Don't bring your bank keys with 4- file report that some dude broke in and robbed the bank. 5- problem solved, no supernatural stuff to explain or anything. Obviously, this would've had to be done before the guard got suspicious and put the camera up too, but he clearly made it more complicated than it needed to be, no supernatural elements were needed here.
Hyde planning to turn shaggy into a frog is based off Jekyll (both the original and his descendant) being a chemist. Hyde was the result of Jekyll taking a serum, so it's understandable that he might have serums with other effects
It still makes you wonder what was going through Dr. Jekyll's mind at the time. I mean, HE knew he wasn't really a ghost (or a successful scientist). Wouldn't it be awkward for him to go through all the hassle of making Shaggy think he was about to be turned into a frog, only to have it not work? Would they just stare at each other uncomfortably until Jekyll slowly pulled the sheet over Shaggy's head and shamefully exited the room? Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks you for saying so! I decided to stop using backing music, though, due to issues I was constantly having with RU-vid when it came to rendering the audio. Even though everything sounded great on my end, by the time RU-vid got done with the final video, the music would sometimes drown out my voice. I wasn't the only channel having those issues, so I just gave up. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
@@JoeGoesOver Ah ya that makes sense who you dont use it anymore, with or without the music these videos are just so good and always an enjoyable watch
Super glad to see this series continue so quickly. I was surprised to see the creeper with such a low score, but you're absolutely right. His actual execution of the scheme was lousy
Personally Mr Hyde, and the creeper are two of my favorite monster episodes. More for their designs, voices, and those cool chase songs in their episodes.
Joe, you have grabbed my attention with these videos! I love them! Our opinions are so much alike, and your very thorough explication of the episode and antagonists are an enjoyable thing, and I love the concept of your "D.O.O.". Good video, and I absolutely cannot wait for part two of season two!!
when I watched the creeper episode as a kid, I completely missed the line where they say he can walk through walls, so I didn't know he was supposed to have any supernatural powers for most of the episode. That said, the opening scene did frighten me as a child He's just walking towards the camera... MENACINGLY!!
That is indeed one of the more creepy moments in the entire Scooby franchise! The way it flops around all lifelessly is eerie as all get out! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Design: 5: Henry Bascomb, Mr. Creeps and Mr. Crawls 4: Bluestone, Harry 3.5: Mr. Greenway and Mr. Leech, Professor Wayne 3: The Cutlers, Pietro 2.5: Mr. Wickles, Hank, Uncle Stuart, Sarah Jenkins, Dr. Najib, Zeke and Zeb, Mr. Fong 2: Big Bob Oakley, Dr. Jekyll 1.5: Mr. Carswell 1: Buck Masters, Carl, CL Magnus Outfit: 5: Captain Cutler's Ghost, the Spooky Space Kook 4.5: The Ghost Clown, the Snow Ghost 4: Redbeard, the Phantom Shadows 3.5: The Miner 49er, Charlie the Robot, the Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts, the Witch and the Zombie, Mr. Hyde 3: Elias Kingston/Aged Uncle Stuart 2.5: The Caveman 2: The Black Knight, the Creeper 1.5: The Mummy of Ankha 1: The Phantom, the Indian Witch Doctor, the Ape Man, the Puppetmaster, Zen Tuo Operation: 5: The Cutlers, Henry Bascomb 4: Harry, Mr. Creeps and Mr. Crawls, Mr. Greenway and Mr. Leech 3.5: Pietro, Zeke and Zeb 3: Mr. Jenkins, Dr. Najib, Mr. Hyde, Professor Wayne 2.5: CL Magnus 2: Mr. Wickles, Bluestone, Buck Masters, Mr. Fong 1.5: Hank, Uncle Stuart 1: Carl, Big Bob Oakley, Mr. Carswell DOO: 5: The Spooky Space Kook 4.3: Captain Cutler's Ghost, the Phantom Shadows 4.2: The Ghost Clown 4: The Snow Ghost 3.2: The Witch and the Zombie 3: Charlie the Robot, the Caveman 2.8: Mr. Hyde 2.5: The Miner 49er, the Puppetmaster, Redbeard 2.3: The Phantom, Elias Kingston, the Mummy of Ankha 2.2: The Black Knight, the Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts 1.8: Zen Tuo 1.5: The Creeper 1.3: The Indian Witch Doctor 1: The Ape Man
I remember being a young kid around 6 or 7 and watching scooby doo every day after school eight years later i came back to it again. love this videos and am looking forward to more.
I’m genuinely surprised that with the Mr. Fong segment, you didn’t point out the error where Scooby’s arm turns green while he’s digging for Shaggy in the pile of fish! Even as a young child with ADHD I noticed that immediately and it stuck with me for years lmao.
I notice most of the animation issues but usually won't mention them unless something strikes my fancy. I would be spending HOURS going over the mistakes, otherwise! The really ugly stuff is saved for my Bad Frames Shorts. Thanks for watching and commenting!
😂😂😂 This was great. Also, the Creeper section made me feel validated. I made the exact same observation and commented about Carswell in the Part 3 or 4 episode of The Crimes of Scooby Doo. Can't wait for the next part. This was great!
Thank you! The script is currently being written for Part Two. Real life (and author procrastination, to be painfully frank) keeps me from making any promises, but I wouldn't be surprised if the next one shows up in a couple of weeks.
My favorite part of Frozen Fright is the final unmasking as Shaggy speaks. Watching Shaggy lasso the Caveman out of the clam exhibit, pull up Wayne, and then be part of the unraveling of the plan is my favorite part already, but my absolute favorite part is when Ingstrum is the one who figured out Wayne’s motivation and Scooby tests it out himself only for an actual fish to be heard saying Scooby’s name. They really went all out for this ridiculous episode, didn’t they?
The way Mr Hyde laughs as he’s running away with the stolen jewelry is ingrained in my mind as the closest thing we have to a Joker in the Scooby Doo universe (not counting the Batman/Scooby crossovers, those are separate universes). It’s hilarious watching a guy laugh that maniacally like it’s nobody’s business and still get away with running away. The police officer who whistled literally recognized him as the ghost of Mr Hyde, meaning he was already wanted by the police. At that point, he should’ve toned down the laughter cause now he’s made a fool out of himself. At least he didn’t say the iconic meddling kids line, cause those that do say the line only further dig themselves a bigger hole than they should.
When I watch the 'Mystery Mask Mix Up' I always thought that they were actually in China and not Chinatown, I guess that they made a really convincing replica of a Chinese city if people were tricked so easily. Or maybe I'm just really gullible.
Never confuse the naiveté of childhood with gullibility. When you're still learning the world, you can't be expected to know stuff that hadn't been taught to you yet! Gullibility is for people who should know better. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Thank you for watching and commenting! I'm unfamiliar with the reference, but I'm also in my early-50s, so there is a LOT of stuff I'm not going to be familiar with!
23:13 That same song that plays during the Caveman chase scene is used in the recently done fan-made FNAF and Sccoby-Doo crossover episode that has caused some controversy. Have you heard of it? Have you seen it? Oh yeah, it's called "Scooby Doo Where are you in ... Springtrapped" by Eagen Tilghman
I'm afraid FNAF is a fandom that doesn't include me. I'm not against it (or most fandoms), but it never appealed to me enough to get into it. I think my son played the games, though. God I sound so old. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I tell you, it hurt to give Mr. Carswell such a low score since the Creeper is such an iconic Scooby villain. But the more I thought about his entire schtick, the more I couldn't justify giving him a good ranking.
@Joe Goes Over yeah I get what you mean. I'm going to be honest, I try not to let my bias affect my rankings but... he was a childhood favourite of mine and its one of my favourite episodes so I end up being a little biased. If this episode was released today the exact same way just a case of its in 2023 not 1970 I'd probably rank him a LOT worse as I don't have that bias
Huh, TIL about the marquis de Saude….the original pervert of sadism. And the pronunciation of Jekyll….great points about the mask episode that would be easy and smart to take the tape. I think the cops didn’t get the evidence because they weren’t expecting carrier pigeons; like using a teddy ruxpin in NCIS to hack a gov agency the defenses are not designed against old ways. Rake of justice lol….and that’s a good point that the guard didn’t tell the president about the camera cause he’d probably be fired if he did or it would be sabotaged. Good points on the creeper but I think a lot of his iconic comes from the fact he’s yelling paper in such a way that you could think he’s saying creeper like I did for years like a Pokémon. Irl he’d probably have already killed the guard by this point too so extra bad.
SO many people thought he was saying "Creeper" and I can see where they're coming from. It's the "Yanny/Laurel" of the Scooby-Dooniverse! Thanks for watching and commenting!
32:40 they didn't know it was his attacker so they cant be blamed for that 32:41 they didn't know that as Shaggy and scooby they thought that was the creeper
Both of those moments illustrate, though, the danger of being a group of uninformed teenagers getting in the way of trained professionals. I mean, who brings an unconscious man to a private home rather than call an ambulance? Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
@@JoeGoesOver tbf Carlswell's house was closer to the area they were in and cellphones didn't exist at that time although tbf they still should have gone to the hospital and they were at least going to call the sheriff but he was out of town and would take a while to get back [sidenote what type of police force only has one fucking sheriff I know it's likely a small town but I'm pretty sure they still have full police departments] btw this was not a dig at you just wanted to point that out love your videos
Hah! No digs taken! The nice thing about fictional media is there usually aren't any stakes, and discussions or friendly arguments can be pursued without hard feelings.
You forgot the part at the end of Nowhere To Hyde where Scooby uses the suction cups himself to show the sheriff why they were a clue, and he’s actually sticking to the ceiling with those suction cups. He almost falls down but his tail has a suction cup too and is luckily just barely sticking to the ceiling. There’s a joke in there about how the Scooby gang should not allow their beloved dog to perform dangerous stunts without safety precautions especially on the ceiling where he could fall off. Best opportunity to say “Worst Dog Owners Ever” and you didn’t take it, Joe my man..
Admittedly, this was a much earlier video in my series! A lot of these "Worst. Dog owners. Ever." moments only occurred to me as I watched more and more episodes on a regular basis and started to notice them!
If I ever form my own Scooby Doo gang, I’ll make sure to be a good influence and do the appropriate thing of keeping tabs on everyone like a mom friend with issues of focus that keep her dazed off. They’ll have to take care of me just as I’ll take care of them. May my Scooby gang be less disrespectful and destructive than the Scooby gang we know and love..
I think Jekyll was planning to kill Shaggy when he was seemingly about to turn him into a toad. He'd make him drink a test tube filled with a mad science-y looking liquid that's actually just poison. If he succeeds it's the same as any other murder, but if Shaggy escapes he'd think that Hyde really could have turned him into a toad, something that a normal person couldn't do. That would definitely help to convince the superstitious meddling kid that Hyde was the real deal. If Hyde was stopped before he could kill Shaggy through a more conventional, the fact that he didn't follow through on the threat would prove that he's not really a mad scientist with superhuman intellect.
I am thoroughly enjoying this series! Looking forward to more! As an aside, I have to say, I absolutely love the creativity of your passive-aggressive spoiler warnings. Great way to start each video with a laugh!
As a teenager, there was a series of light fantasy novels I enjoyed. Each chapter began with a humorous quote attributed to one of the characters. The author once lamented that he spent more time trying to come up with those quotes than the actual story itself and I'm starting to understand what he may have meant. Thanks for your comment and I hope to keep these videos coming!
I am leaning toward covering them as well, but 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' may be tricky as not every episode is available on good quality format. I would probably hit 'The Scooby-Doo Show' first, as it feels more like a continuation of 'Where Are You?' than the series that came between. Of course, 'The Scooby-Doo Show' was also not the original title and those episodes have been released in so many different ways over the years that I'll probably just go in order of original air date and be done with it. Thanks for the comment!
I would love for you to tackle other shows, like mistery incorporated wich is my favourite, altough if you go in order it would take you a lot to get there and i don't know how many show you have really intention to cover. (I also would have love the crimes format for other shows has well but that was clearly intended to be only for the first series)
Mr. Hyde may be the first time someone tried to frame someone for the crime, but other shows especially a pup would give the frame victims more reason to be suspects heck the second episode of the show info framing someone and it was very good that much of the gang believed the frame story
If I do end up covering 'A Pup Named Scooby-Doo', it's possible my "F****** Carl the Stuntman" may be overtaken by "F****** Red Herring". Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Thats a good theory on dr jekyll and i think i have an idea of what instead he could have done, he couuuuuld have said he had heard of his relatives mistake and perhaps wanted to try again but wanted to see what his relative had done incorrectly unfortunately his own failure led to something worse, so its not a ghost, its Dr Jeykll himself the new mr hyde, or it could have been some kind of curse for playing god, not in those exact words but people do "curse " themsleves when doing something like this, anyways thats just an idea of what dr jeykll could have claimed happened and Helga spurning him could have just been the cherry on top of things
After watching this, I feel inclined to believe Dr. Jekyll didn't plan his heists out because he enjoyed the adrenaline rush of almost getting caught. Unfortunately, when he became aware he was actually going to get caught, he panicked and started trying to deflect suspicion onto Helga and try to scare the gang off. This is just a theory I came up with while watching your review of the episode.
Dr. Jekyll was definitely a man with kinks, I will grant you that! The rush of cat burglary would have likely appealed to him, that's for certain! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@JoeGoesOver, just like how Catwoman usually steals for the thrill of it, and so does Lupin the third (the Japanese anime grandson of Arsene Lupin). Those two are both iconic and smart enough to get away with their crimes though, so Jekyll falls even lower down the ladder. My favorite scene involving him is him kidnapping Shaggy, if only cause of my kidnapping kink, but even that is easily foiled by his refusal to gag the poor guy which admittedly would’ve made it kinkier for me..
You know I never thought about how poorly planned Hyde’s robberies were. Then again, I saw this episode on RU-vid and I only focused on the fact that Shaggy was kidnapped. Forgive my kink for kidnappings and disappointment that Shaggy didn’t get gagged onscreen, cause I was only able to watch the beginning and the end. But oh boy, I can see why the plan was so bad overall..😨
Yeah, my favorite chase song is Tell Me Tell Me in the episode Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Werewolf. Watching the Werewolf “Ghost” be thwarted so spectacularly as such an awesome song is heard throughout the chase is amazing..😅
Are you suggesting Casey Kasem took the opportunity to offend more than just ethnicity? 😉 I don't hear it myself, but I'm lousy at accents. I LOVE accents (most of them), but am terrible at them myself. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
@@JoeGoesOver No, it just didn't sound like Casey Kasem didn't quite nail the accent down and it happened to veer off into what I felt was another regional dialect.
It truly sad how much the plot of mysterious mask mix up fell apart. Even today with no context the car chase is still amazing and “I can make you happy” is the best of the seven Chase songs from where are you.
@@acefist5502 Unfortunately, I can't give a concrete date for the next one. At the time I'm responding here, the script is complete and I have about 1/4 filmed and perhaps 1/3 of what was filmed edited. Like a lot of smaller RU-vid creators, my filming/editing is sporadic due to full-time job, family and household demands. It's essentially a "write, film and edit when I'm able/motivated" kind of thing. I'm also a bit hamstrung now by some loud landscaping work going on next door which keeps me from filming when they're working. This is on top of the loud traffic outside my house that sometimes doubles the amount of time it takes to record due to ruined takes.
The Creeper is pretty terrifying, just imagine in the middle of a dark night, This large green man snuck up behind you and proceeded to at the top of his lungs scream his name at you. Don't know about you, but I would be reduced to uncontrollable fits of spasm then die from 100 frights.
Admittedly, what some find offensive, others won't. While I do try my best to dismiss much of it with a "yeah, it was the late-1960s/early-1970s" handwave, which is easy because you'd have to go back to the 1920s to find when people like me faced ethnic discrimination (I'm of Irish descent), some of this stuff is just mind-blowingly inappropriate, even for the era in which it was produced. Especially Shaggy and Scooby's Chinese restaurant. This was Censored Eleven territory. Thanks for watching and commenting!
You make many valid points, but to be fair there were mitigating circumstances during that season, primarily the introduction of music chases sequences. I think this was a big reason for the lesser villain motivation and scripts. Plus the audience at the time likely would have been little kids under the age of 10 who wouldn't have been completely thinking things out like an adult. As for Shaggy's and Scooby's antics in escaping from the villains in costume, I still to this day have no issue with it. I certainly had no issues when I watched them as a child and I see nothing wrong with them now. The TV gag from the Hyde episode would have been reflective of TV at the time - a kiddie show (a clip not shown here which preceded the one you did show) which was not uncommon, and a mock B Western which would have also been on TV at various times. Besides, Scooby was a dog, so Running Dog makes sense. American Indians had dogs after all! RE: "Mystery Mask Mix Up" - you nailed the what could have been the moment Fong could have ended the mystery early on by taking the list out of the mask when the kids weren't looking and sent them on their way without any of the action that followed. However, you have to admit the car chase through Chinatown AND the hotel was pretty awesome! Probably one of the best in the show's run! The storeroom explosion: It's true someone might have heard it had it gone off, but the walls of the temple looked pretty thick and it's possible they could have muffled the noise somewhat. If anything, as a child I took more interest in the lines: Villain: "We will build a new storeroom!" Shaggy: "But who's going to build a new us?" That always stuck with me about the fragility of life and how important it is to avoid dangerous situations. May sound silly, but it sticks with me to this day! Probably because my parents used to say, we could always get a new [object] but we can never get another you! Made me appreciate life more. RE: The Frozen Fright - Good issues you brought up, but I used to wonder about the caveman that was written up in the papers; was there REALLY a caveman or was it all a ruse to begin with? Perhaps Professor Wayne set up the "discovery" and the shipment of the caveman knowing it would drift towards Oceanland. Then Shaggy and Scooby hook it first and so begins the story. Maybe there never was a caveman to be found. If there was we could have had a note that the actual body had been recovered and was being handled by some scientist group. RE: The Creeper - I think there was too much focus on the excellent chase scene early on in the episode and the baby chick who imprinted on Scooby. You're correct on Carswell being the thief but he would have easily been the focus of an investigation once the books didn't jive. It might have made sense if he had a partner whom he was setting up for the fall, then was caught trying to leave town with the cash and the bank guard tied up in the basement. RE: How can Scooby Villains have the strength they might not ordinarily have = there was a theory bouncing around at the time SDMI as airing - that magically the villain would gain additional strength of the creature he or she was assuming. Some attributed it to "The Entity" in that show, but why not attribute it here? What's the fun of cartoon physics if you can't use it??
The original premise of the Scooby Gang was to have been a rock band, thus giving them a reason to travel the country like nomads and the chase songs were likely a result of that early planning. Filmation's 'The Archie Show' featured musical numbers and was also big a few years prior to 'Where Are You?' and Hanna-Barbara never missed a trend they could cash in on after it was no longer popular! Admittedly, Scooby was made for kids, but it's still fun to discuss these things later on through adult eyes. In my case, having grown up with Scooby it was interesting watching the episodes along with my own children, but I couldn't help but notice all the little details that didn't make sense when you know (as an adult) how the real world is supposed to work. This was particularly true when my daughter and I were repeatedly watching 'Zombie Island' (which came out two years before she was even born) and it dawned on me just how many people the Cat Creatures had to have murdered over the years and thinking, "This is a Scooby-Doo film, right?" She asked me to do the math which is how I ended up with my first Scooby video (the 'Zombie Island Murders' was written first, but published a little after my 'Crimes' compilations). The dialogue in 'Frozen Fright' explicitly stated that the real lost caveman is what gave Professor Wayne the idea for his idea to dress up as a fake one, so it was absolutely a real thing (in the Scooby-Dooniverse, at any rate). Thank you for your thoughtful comments and I hope you keep watching my future content!
Zombie Island was, is and always will be my favourite Scooby-Doo movie! I was born two years after it came out, as well, and I vaguely remember watching it before I was even old enough to start going to school!
1. The ghost of hyde laughs, but he times he growled, ne should laugh instead of growl but he can growl in the chase/capture scene except when he was going to the curtains 2. Zen tou should go with the hooded ghosts to get the mask and he should laugh when he captured daphne and got the mask, while spying on the gang, after shaggy and scooby-doo hit the gong and while he was riding the mini train heading toward scooby-doo 3. The caveman should be laughing instead of growling, but he can growl when scooby-doo's yell blew in his face, after he got poked, and while they were sitting on him
Well I never get why Hyde would wear a bucket hat instead of a Top hat because he was around the Victorian era since he has a deferent designs in the media mainly making him look Hulk-like being and yes his design which did creeped me out especially in the intro years ago especially when after he steals the jewel, sneak into the van and kidnaps Shaggy For the part where Scooby and Shaggy are Chinese people it was a different and especially what’s more expensive the animation or the cast Funny how you mention about a caveman opening a door because aren’t cavemen supposed to be simple minded being because all they do is hunt and mating all day, I figured that the Caveman is supposed to be based on the Iceman which disappeared because we never found out that is it real or not and I never understood why bring the caveman to ocean land instead of a museum? Lastly I never knew what the Creeper is especially the Jeepers Creepers one which I know isn’t the same but I read on the Wikipedia that the Scooby Creeper is based on the Brute man from 1946 and he does like Frankenstein monster and the Ghost of Mr Hyde I figured that there is a strange pattern on the villains in Season 2 and 3 of the 60’s Spider-Man cartoon where the villains who are not the traditional Spider-Man villains are all green skinned for some reason and as I said in the previous videos that just like the Caveman episode being John Carpenter’s the Thing I said that the Return of Flying Dutchman episode is secretly a Scooby Doo episode. After the next one can you Ranking on New Scooby Doo Movies where they team up and the Scooby Doo Show?
As long as I don't get too burned out, it's looking more and more likely that I'll be hitting 'New Scooby-Doo Movies' at some point. The problem will be getting hold of decent copies of a few of those episodes because rights issues may have kept them from getting issued on home media. So pardon any cable TV station watermarks that might show up in future videos!
Can anyone explain how Scooby doo monsters have super strength and how they can: Smash a their own human fist through a paint canvas Lift a table with a 50 pound dog and a 128 pound teenager in them and throw the table so hard it breaks a wall even through they are overweight How Dr Jekyll could ram his fist through a wooden door and not get hurt Or how Mr carlsworth could rip apart a cars seat and practically destroy half of it and run close to speeds of 50 miles per hour while being a overweight 50 + year old man
Joe, the creeper is based on rondo hatton the hoxton creeper. The creeper was a 1940s universal monster in 2 movies, the creeper and the brute man. You are way way off on your creeper theory.
I've seen references to Hatton before with respect to the episode, but it's often difficult to pin down a specific source for many of Hanna-Barbera's characters. They pulled from so many sources after all. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Sometimes the best ones are the ones that only a handful of people will get. I admit copping out with the "Douglas Adams reference" mention, though. Shame on me for that one!
Thank you for watching and commenting! The "sabotage" clip is from an episode of 'Star Trek: The Animated Series' and is infamous for Shatner's weird pronunciation of that word. When you see little inserts in my videos like that, it's usually because that's what my brain does when I hear or say the word. So you get to see a tiny, tiny little window into my psyche.
This may be the Scooby-Doo version of "Brainstorm/Green Needle" where some of us hear something one way and the rest another. It makes more sense he was yelling "Paper!" since the whole reason he was chasing the Gang was to get hold of the paper that would incriminate him.
@@elizabethrosebentley1969 That's because there was no incriminating paper involved in that film. In the original episode he's shouting "Paper! Paper!" because that's what he wants from the gang. Later installments go with "Creeper! Creeper!" because that's what people often assume he's saying and there's no paper involved in the plot.
@@JoeGoesOver hahah personally I just didn’t know about that spoiler. But this was the first video of this series I watched so it took me by surprised. Since then I’ve been watching a lot and gotta hand it to you, it’s great stuff man. I think it’s hilarious to apply adult level critique to kids shows that probably never anticipated this level of thought 😂 well done
Despite having grown up on Schoolhouse Rock!, because of the Simpsons, when I think of the Bill song, my brain always sings "I wanna make it legal for policemen to beat 'em". It's like how I can't listen to 'American Pie' now without singing, "My, my this here Anakin guy...".
Tell me about it! My writer, cameraman, sound guy, makeup artist and caterer suck, too! I'd really like to fire them all but because of nepotism, they are impossible to get rid of.
This is amazing I’m watching all your videos and then I’m gonna watch the TV show I’ve already seen them but your personal Opinion on the villain it’s truly in-depth and awesome thanks for the video
I mean, yeah? I guess? If you're trying to make the observation that my time could be better spent elsewhere than entertaining a few thousand people with fan speculations on a beloved show from our childhoods? Perhaps I should get back to searching for that cure for cancer, huh?
