What's the price for a shark Men sharks I would pay 10 thousand pounds and put it in my basement with my Chimera like demon i kidnapped from opening a portal to Hell
It's still so bizarre seeing Cher of all people in an old Scooby-Doo episode, considering how much her career skyrocketed after the 1970s. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Always a pleasure seeing this pop up in my feed! You can bet that even if you are in a nursing home when you get to Scooby Doo and Guess Who, I'll still be watching and enjoying!
Not sure where I'm going to stick my green screen so I don't spill any applesauce on it. Man, I am NOT looking forward to the nursing home. I'm not a fan of applesauce. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Some of the episodes ended with no one going to jail. The episode with Sandy Duncan, and the one with The Addams Family come to mind. I always thought that was strange.
I haven't watched The New Scooby-Doo Movies since I was in preschool, so this series has been great fun to watch while remembering simpler times lol. The Jekyll and Hyde episode was my favorite and whenever I remembered it I always assumed the guest star had been Julie Andrews! I'm looking forward to part 5 and beyond for this series❤
I can see getting Sandy Duncan and Julie Andrews confused. They're both petite, blonde and known for their stagework. Thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing! Part Five is in the works and with luck will be uploaded within two weeks!
Amazing! I have been refreshing my feed everyday for the past two weeks hoping to see this on there. The Sandy Duncan episode has always been one of my favorites - especially because it wasn’t on the original box set so I was constantly looking for it to air on Boomerang or Cartoon Network. It felt like Christmas when I finally got to see it. Keep up the great work. So much fun to see one of your favorite things contextualized in a new light.
Thank you kindly for the nice words! I'll likely be start writing the next one in the morning. There's a few things happening this week that will probably delay me somewhat, but with luck, the next one will be up in two weeks!
In "The New Scooby Doo Movies", Scooby has a big crush on Sandy Duncan. Decades later when Sandy appears in "Scooby Doo and Guess Who", I guess the bloom is off the rose.
Well, she IS in her 70s at this point, so... I mean, I don't want to be ageist, and she still looks great for someone born in the 1940s, but... Thanks for watching and commenting!
While this was the first time a shark appeared prominently in the Scooby franchise, Jabberjaw himself did actually appear a few times in other Scooby productions, including in an episode of 'Mystery Incorporated' (sorta). Just can't get away from that annoying !#$@#!!. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@JoeGoesOverif I recall he was supposed to appear in Scoob! Back when it was the equivalent of the portals scene from endgame but with Hanna-Barbara characters
It's depressing to think that when I was younger, I was also able to bench 220. Not anymore. *sigh Then again, the fact that I was able to do that calls into question whether Fred is unwittingly letting everyone around him know that despite that physique of his, his muscles aren't really all that special. Thanks for watching and commenting!
It's always great to see another video from you. I hadn't thought about the operation score for "Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde" the way that you did, but it makes sense for it to be so high. Nice job working in the Valerie Harper references there. It's also interesting that both episodes ended up with the same overall scores despite the very different breakdowns. From a watchability standpoint, I preferred the first episode, in part due to the guest star.
I have to say Sandy Duncan is easily one of the most adorable guest appearances in the Scooby franchise, even if a certain Great Dane's "attention" is a bit... disturbing. The whole evil studio executive thing is obviously in the public eye right now considering the historic double strike (at the time of this comment) between the actors and writers, but I have to admit feeling ashamed about my original feelings about the whole Valerie Harper thing back in the day. At the time she was fired, like many of us too young and dumb to appreciate what was actually going on, I got a kick out of the studio canning their "greedy" lead actor, and thought it'd send the clear message to other upstarts that no matter if their name was on the title of the show, they could get replaced. Now, of course, I understand that the bad guys have ALWAYS been the studio executives who don't value the actual talent that earns them their yachts. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
@@JoeGoesOver I’m from Canada and I have Teletoon plus or Cartoon Network plus if you’re from the US and I looked for where are you and The only has two episodes of the first season of the second season and no episodes of the first season I only have exam t The creeper and Mr. Hyde
Thank you! Reading enthusiastic comments like yours helps keep me motivated! Hopefully a new one will drop within two weeks (going by my current pacing).
Probably not the games or print media, as my main interest in Scooby is mostly the TV and film stuff. I have discussed several of the direct-to-video releases, though, and explained my reasons for boycotting the last theatrical release. I have played a couple of the Scooby games, but it's been YEARS and they're not on my radar anymore. I'm big into voiceover, so more than half of the enjoyment I receive from my fandom is listening to the characters speak.
@JoeGoesOver interesting well there are some more interesting scooby games but I think I though up a way you might enjoy it watching RU-vid game plays or cut sence complions
There's probably a video that could be made on that, but would require more painstaking research than I could see myself doing. I'll probably mention them as I go. That's if I notice. I almost missed the dumbwaiter bit here until re-watching that moment and realizing something was missing. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great ranking as always! Once again I sadly haven't seen these episodes so I'm basing mine off of what I've heard 1) Shark Men 2) Zalia Fairchild Shoutout to that Mr Hyde costume Fairchild had too that gave me chills lol I love the running joke of *Beep* Carl the Stunt Man I've started randomly quoting that lol
@JoeGoesOver 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is the funniest thing I've ever heard lol. Sometimes I do that with stuff when I hurt myself like I'll go "FOR THE LOVE OF TITAN!" Because of The Owl House and I'm so accustomed to saying titan
27:22 I forgot the actors name but thats the same voice actor for Dr. Benton Quest. I know that its the same studio and they used the same group of actors but i just wanted to point that out :)
You're hearing John Stephenson, who did a ton of work for Hanna-Barbara over the years. Dr. Quest was actually voiced by two different actors in the show. He started out being played by Stephenson, but was later replaced by Don Messick (Scooby-Doo himself).
Great video! I enjoyed your hotel story near the end. Very interesting to learn more about my favorite scooby doo youtuber! Keep it up man im lovin it.
Thank you! I was initially unsure about keeping that bit in during the editing stage, but figured it was a good place to give advice from a former hotel worker's perspective. In fact, not only do you ALWAYS get reservations ahead of time, but you CALL AND CONFIRM those reservations. In fact, you call and confirm more than once, including the day you're due to arrive. At the Schmoliday Schminn, the reservation computer automatically overbooked on busy weekends because the company thought it was more important that every room be filled rather than making sure a customer is guaranteed a room. My manager at the time had a brilliant way to prevent that, though, by creating fake reservations for our busiest weekends and cancelling them toward the early evening once most of the guests had arrived. For those hotels that don't have conscientious managers like that, a phone call ahead to confirm you're arriving helps the staff know that they had better make sure YOUR room is available because the last thing they want to do is be guaranteed an irate person screaming at them upon arrival after having made several phone calls to confirm their reservations.
Well this was how I knew Sandy Duncan and Sonny and Cher as I did had a video tape for Sonny and Cher episode and that I did see the Sandy Duncan episode on tv and I thought Fairchild Mr Hyde was a vampire because of the clothing, also a sex what 2:20 and its funny how you missed out that Scooby Doo promo on the Scream parody where they did mention Sandy Duncan episode in it and Singing in the rain where there were silent movie star with their voice problems also it is odd that Fairchild never did went to prison because ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C2EqmZtWX5A.html this for example and that the producer decides to keep around even though he did commit legitimate crimes like say Ezra Miller for example which is a hypocritical system and that anyone asking for money like that why Terrence Howard was recast in the MCU as War machine and that’s why they killed off Ned Flanders wife in the Simpsons. Well they did reuse the zombie in the Mumba Wamba episode just by wearing pink instead of green I like both of theses episodes especially the Shark god which I thought you were going to talk more on this Shark God origins? Scooby Doo meets Spider-Man would have been fun especially from the 60’s cartoon version and speaking of have you seen Across the spider Verse? Also I thought there were 3 henchmen as the shark men so I guess that one died from the gold which Family Guy pointed that out and Sky written Retire Cher which I would done for Harrison Ford to retire.
There was a moment at the end where it almost looked like there could have been three Shark Men (right after Hildago tells them to head to the hotel, when we see two in the water then it cuts to one walking next to the Gang), but that's probably due to the usual Hanna-Barbera sloppy editing. I saw the first Spider-Verse film and while I found the story and voices good, the animation style with the non-standard framerate was a deal-breaker for me. I realize they were going for a "comic book" effect and the choice was deliberate and made for artistic reasons, but it was just too distracting for me personally, so I didn't bother with the sequel. There really wasn't much to talk about when it comes to the Shark God origins as it was likely just made up by Meekly (Velma says the story "was fishy"). Thanks for watching and commenting!
I'd hate if THAT was the next stage in shark evolution. I wouldn't want land-dwelling goblin sharks. Fortunately, it's been a few dozen million years since they last had any changes to their physiology, so hopefully we're safe for now. Thanks for watching and commenting!
As a night auditor at a hotel your moral at about travel rings true too. Oh and my added advise, air bnb doesn't counts planning a room. The horror stories.
8:00 I actually know a little about flim history and... movies use to be super shady and have alot of mob ties, essentially stuff like that was at one point common, and is probably in large part what inspired this episode
I think you're giving John Landis too much credit. This happened in the early 1980s not the 1950s, and the mob was even getting driven out of Las Vegas by that point. Landis was (is) just a POS who put his film over the lives of his cast and crew and got away with manslaughter.
Thank you very much! I'm actually surprised I've been able to keep it up this long and (so far) haven't felt any burn out. It's one thing if this channel was my main source of income and not a hobby, because with the former, one HAS to keep going if one wants to pay bills, while a hobby allows for "Eh, I don't feel like it". Here's hoping a new one will be up in a week or two!
Who knew Casey Kasem had a background in Shakespeare? Seriously. Who knows that? I mean, is it a thing or am I just making things up again (Arnold)? Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@JoeGoesOver you should be glad Shaggy said “first two”, he didn’t say “first three”. Also, 22:31: it would’ve sounded weird if she specifically said “Gold Shower” instead of “Shower of Gold”. 34:33: Man, the difference in attitude for Sunny Bono, before and after the divorce… sad.
Thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing. Unfortunately, it's a "wait and see" for what series I'll hit after this. I'd love to say "yes" but these are somewhat time-consuming to produce (sadly, I'm not a full-time RU-vidr so can't comfortably devote 40+ hours per week). I'm somewhat anal-retentive when it comes to doing things in chronological order as much as possible, and there are a WHOLE lot of series between 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' and the stuff produced today. I've given thought to either doing series out of order or possibly rotating between them (like say, episode 1 of 'Scooby and Scrappy Doo' followed by episode 1 of 'The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries', then episode 1 of another series, etc.), but some of my analysis involves comparing a particular villain's plan or outfit to others that came before, which would be somewhat curtailed if I don't examine things in order.
Hmmm, wouldn't have melting the doubloons down into standard bars of gold -- which was presumably Meekly's end game after smuggling them out of town as trash cans -- have devalued the gold itself? Objects of value such as gold artifacts can go up and down on the scale of what they can go for if they have a historical element to them, and using modern smelting techniques would not only wipe out the obvious molding from being doubloons but also eliminate whatever impurities from the old coin-casting process, which is one of the few reliable methods for determining age and authenticity.
You're thinking like a non-criminal with an interest in preservation. The Shark Men were essentially looters and only interested in however they could get away with as much of the precious metal as possible. It'd be safer to find unscrupulous gold dealers rather than artifact experts. Unless your town has a large arts and craft community. Thanks for watching and commenting!
4:53 I laughed so hard when this happened. Such a random Woooo sound 😆Also, I think Hidalgo looked like Helga the housemaid from Nowhere to Hyde when he was in his maid outfit.
It doesn't matter! Has. He. Got. My. LEG? My absolute favorite of all the Python films and I can still sing 'The Galaxy Song' by heart. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Wait a minute I recognize those henchmen no wonder they didn't do it it's part of the Union rules. What happens when you hire henchmen for supervillains that you're not a super villain
Fun Fact: the lawyer who worked for Nintendo in the Donkey Kong legal battles was named Kirby. It's rumored his name was the inspiration for their following videogame character.
Between their lawyer and the landlord of their old Seattle warehouse, Nintendo really seemed to like to wait until the last minute to name their iconic characters. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you for commenting! As for where Mr. Decade came from, hopefully he'll be covered in a future video should I ever make it to 'The Diabolical Disc Demon' As to why I include him the way I do, that's just one of my editing quirks. I really can't say why because there's really no better explanation.
That's a macabre coincidence. As mentioned, I didn't like Sonny Bono for various reasons, and the nature of his death was the butt of quite a few jokes at the time (frankly, Bono was the butt of a lot of jokes throughout his career), but it may be good to remember that in the end he was still a person who met an unfortunate end which affected the lives of those who knew him, and even those who may not have but were still involved. Like your uncle. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Another fun episode of this series, love the New Scooby Doo Movies and love both these episodes so is great to see an in debt analysis of them like this
Thank you very much for saying so! I appreciate the view and the sub! With luck, the final video covering 'The New Scooby-Doo Movies' will be live this weekend. Probably Sunday. Or Monday. A lot of that is out of my hands.
Just imagine the shark men going "Nyef-nyef-nyef" and having less sharp teeth; The you have Jabberjaw! Anywhoo, great video, Joe! This one actually reminded me of two episodes I use to regularly watch as a child and completely forgot about.
I'm seeing a few positive mentions of Jabberjaw, which surprises me because he's possibly one of my least favorite Hanna-Barbera characters. I hate to say it, because as far as voice actors go, Frank Welker is on Mount Olympus, but I've felt he dropped the ball a few times over the years with his performances and Jabberjaw is probably his worst. I like the Three Stooges, and while Shemp is probably my favorite #3, I'm still fond of Curly. Curly impersonations, though, are often cringe-inducing and Welker's is no exception. If my Villain Rankings make it to 'Mystery Incorporated', I'm sure I'll have more to say when THAT episode pops up. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Perhaps writers just use "Mammoth" to denote a giant organization, like how they named Superman's location "Metropolis" because the name literally means "large city". I never understood why they don't just give these places less generic names. What's the worst that could happen if they use the name of a city that actually exists? Hell, there was an episode of Super Friends that took place in a made-up city, but the name the writers chose was the same as a local small town near me and it blew my mind. Still does, actually, since the name is so obscure. The town near me may actually be the only one with that name in the entire country. Thanks for watching and commenting!
