Velma Season 2 Unites EVERYBODY Against This Cartoon! 

But that was in vain as Velma’s a spirit now.

@@samflood5631 Scrappy is finally forgiven

YES

@@SlyCooper1920 True. But the ending of Season 2 should have had the Ghost Busters seal up Velma’s ghost so we won’t have a season 3.

@@samflood5631 That's the true good ending

Scrappy my MVP.

I never understood why anybody hated him.

I agree. For the longest time, Scrappy gets A lot of flack for bringing the show down, but Mark Evanier came up with him to bring new life to the show because it was getting stale by that point. Was he annoying? yes, but when used right, he can be pretty helpful.

It's like how the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy was redeemed by the Sequel Trilogy.

Not really. I still don't like him, he's just not as bad as this crap.

well, what do you expect from someone who admitted to be a sociopath publicly on twitter and then deleted said tweet when the Velma shitstorm kept growing?

she actually did something great by uniting everyone, liberals and conservatives, under one flag and address her as public enemy no.1

Not everyone, the ones greenlighting it was convinced it was good.

@@linusgustafsson2629 Or they didn't care and just wanted money out of it. Frankly, they could come out and openly say they just cared about money and I wouldn't hate them.

I thought it was pretty good, especially season 2

Has the day come where the infamous Scrappy has been "Rescued from the Scrappy Heap"?

I mean it really says something about a show when you hate the characters so much that watching them die is the most satisfying part. Honestly intentional or not Scrappy taken out Velma is probably the absolute best ending possible. Hopefully that was the intention all along because I really want to see this series die now. I mean I would have preferred the second part never existed (nor the first for that matter) but if we absolutely have to finish the series this is pretty satisfying.

@@supersonicmario56 Yes, yes he has. Time to rename "The Scrappy Heap" to something else.

They have scrappy in the cartoon

@@glamrockfoxy6667 It's supposed to be a trope. A character that's unintentionally hated, with Scrappy Doo being the most infamous.

But Velma’s spirit lives on. Unless the Ghost Busters capture her, we’re all doomed for a third season of this disaster.

​@@samflood5631 I think we need more than just the Ghost Busters, but an entire exorcist team.

Scrappy didn't kill Velma, he killed Mindy Kaling cosplaying as Velma. The real Velma is alive and well hanging out with her Mystery Inc pals.

@@merafirewing6591 Nah, I say we have her soul devoured, where are Soul Eaters when you need them?

@@samflood5631 Maybe the 2016 ghostbusters can also redeem themselves and deal with that horrid spirit XD. I say the 2016 ghostbusters because we don't need the originals anywhere near the Velma series.

I miss Close Enough. That show hits hard for my girlfriend and I since our daughter was born. ;_;

Both of those shows were mid IMO, sorry.

No close enough was a lot of fun. ​@@OhSayWhatIsTruth

Oh no, it's worse. They cancelled a Scooby-Doo project with the Hex Girls in it but didn't write this abomination off for tax purposes.

Let’s not forget they turned down learning with pibby.

But what about the movie?

@@samflood5631 pretty sure that was done a long with the other movies for classic adult swim because max can see viewership numbers so it was pretty an easy win.

@@samflood5631 They crammed two seasons into a 90-minute movie. I would have preferred the two seasons.

@@Mure_nos Why? What was wrong with a 90 minute movie?

@@samflood5631 I'd rather have a roughly 12 hour 2 more seasons of Venture Bros than a rushed movie where the writing won't be nearly as good due to it being rushed as all hell.

pppp-Puppy Power!!!!

@AMPMASTER10 I gave your comment its 100th like. 😉

​@@manlysoutherner3696I'm his 101th like

True. Or we should not greenlight this show or not watch it so that she'll remain dead. We need to end what Scrappy tried to end in honour for Scrappy doo. 🥀

@@manlysoutherner3696 Thanks

It's blasphemy is what it is!

The laws of nature.

Its the very same law that Disney broke with Ariel in the 2023 remake

@@Xbalanque84Right?! They did the Hex Girls dirty!

Defamation of Characters?

We must salute scrappy for his service.

@@Attmay It was Mindy cosplaying as Velma.

@@tsubakiofmelancholy6297 indeed.

@@Attmay The list of criminal offenses the Mystery Gang has racked up is definitely not small. They've interfered with local law enforcement as well as Federal. Heck, I'm fairly positive they've interfered in the police investigations in other nations as well. Life behind bars is probably not out of the question for all of them. The joys of plot armor. Fun Fact: There was a Jedi based on Shaggy. His name was Shag'I. He was insta-killed by Grievous during the Clone Wars. Such a shame, we could've had a show about mystery solving Jedi.

When I was a pre teen girl the chief band of the Hex girl was a crush for me. Whar did they do to her now ? 💀💀

Its nice to see Hollywood starting to ruin my little sisters' childhoods.

​@@bethanyh1637 I mean nothing is ever truly "safe". The whole "childhood ruined" meme/joke might has existed for a long time now but the concept will also run forever. Anything that people enjoy as a child/teen will be exploited and ruined in the name of cheap jokes and nostalgia baiting. Literally anything that has ever been touched by Hollywood or entertainment as a whole is fair game.

@deegeekulberda-lo4dh Literally nothing, not even dead actors are safe.

@@Lostouille they betray her as a washed-up has been musician, and make her look like a meth head.

But Velma is a spirit now. Meaning that this show could get a third season.

​@@samflood5631better call in the Ghost Busters and stop that from happening

​@@samflood5631What you're saying is we need a soul destroying ritual?

@@dragoonmk4203 Oh boy... Scrappy, I know we all vowed to NEVER talk about it, I know how much you hated yourself for that incident, but we might need that soul devouring artifact again...

​@@dragoonmk4203or banish her ghost to "Heck" like in "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey."

Makes you wonder how terrible Batgirl actually was😂

​@@drrohanjacob5343 i don't think it was actually terrible tbh....they just screwed everyone over and needed some cash. It also helps that over years some ppl have begun to hate women led super hero movies without even seeing the movie/giving it a full shot. Easy to make up a BS reason

@@Kirasfox Are u kidding,this is an abomanation to all that is good and true in this world.

At the very least, I think the Batgirl movie might have been worth at least one watch for the sake of seeing Brendan Fraser as the villain Firefly. They could do some interesting things with that casting.

@@Kirasfox "It also helps that over years some ppl have begun to hate women led super hero movies without even seeing the movie/giving it a full shot." The term you are looking for is pattern recognition.

Robot chicken does jokes from love that's the difference

I hope Seth Green renews Robot Chicken JUST so he can put his Bored Ape in an episode

@@KetsubanSolo 'Stupid Monkey.'

@@KetsubanSolo Nah, Robot Chicken ran its course

S1 and S2 were made together and split.

Yeah the second half of the show is better than the first half

Like others have said the mere fact they just put all the episodes out at once with no fanfare, no announcement, nothing speaks volumes. They want this like a fart in the wind, out and immediately forgotten.

​@@JuanGomez-ke5py I mean it's hard to argue with that considering the ending.

@@JohnDoe-wq5eu velmar got the poochie treatment

yeah... really this looks like that.

Yeah, Thorn is a "retired" hex girl who moved to town to raise her daughter (with no father in sight obviously) and start an occult book store after she stopped singing. Somehow the supposed "prequel" to Scooby-Doo has 40 year old hex girls.

At least Scrappy saved Scooby no matter how many people hate him. What does Velma do?

@@Saltedroastedcaramel Be a clunt and kiss girls. That's it. That's all she does. Another Scrappy almost stopped her... almost.

“I-I can’t see without my glasses!!”

I never knew until recently people didn't like Flim-Flam. I saw him as a Tom Sawyer type.

Or breathe.

It's funny because these people believe you should be in jail or dead if you politically disagrees with them.

I agree with you. 🗿👍🏼

​@@Xbalanque84I also agree with you. 🗿👍🏼

​@@gerboiremoncopaing933Why should they be in charge to dictate our lives?

Killed Velma so at least he's a hero now

The only gold this show will Ever get close to, is a golden shower.

what do you expect from someone who publicly admitting on being a sociopath publicly on twitter?

Including herself.

And there's jealousy that Mindy has for likable women.

Mindy can’t stand anyone looking attractive in her show.

Same

@darktirkd7395 even her own self insert character for whatever reason

​@@autumbreeze1129 That's the biggest irony, her self hatred is well documented in the show for sure and ironically is the one redeeming thing because at least she's self-aware enough,intentionally or not to throw herself under the bus while she's throwing everyone else under there. It would have been great had she tried to make herself the one attractive cool character because that would have been even worse.

It's a lesbian thing. That's why she has a field hockey player poster.

I can confirm American's do not hockey is played anywhere other than ice rinks and suburban streets

yeah "modern" takes like the live action and this take the "drug" metaphors too far.... some of what these "writers" think are coded drug references actually AREN'T. Thorn Dusk and Luna's "magic" ritual was just inhaling mint extract... they weren't even trying to get high... it was a sort of vocal chord therapy akin to rubbing lotion on your skin. Ok, my head canon is that Thorn actually does have some tiny bit of magic power to make it work right, but... that's not really officially true.

There's actually a faction of the left that approves of Velma. In any case, the left needs to own up to the show, because Velma is the result of woke policies.

the left are just trying to save face because the normies are loud at not liking it becuz it is overt trash

Agreed 100%, there can be a united front here.

I have a feeling Mindy did this on purpose to push an agenda and division, and she’s trying to get a rise out of fans

It's a fan fic writer that never watched the show but liked one character, not the actual character, or the look of the character but rather the idea of the role of being "the smart one" and wrote a narcissistic self centered fic based on them being in the role of the character.

Velma was already booked for two seasons from the start. It was going to happen regardless of what they did with other shows.

Yeah two seasons were made back to back initially.

You can tell both seasons were made at the same time because this second part or season or whatever was dropped in it's entirety all 10 eps at once with no fanfare, announcement, literally nothing. That kind of thing is only given to something when it's put out out of obligation and nothing more. I'm sure this like most things will be treated like a fart in the wind out, gone, forgotten.

@@OhSayWhatIsTruth You say that, but I'm pretty sure the word "cancel" means something was going to happen, but didn't.

'NEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, WHAT'S UP DOOOOOOOC?!' (AVGN smack A beer bottle on Bugs' head.)

If we're lucky, she's on someone's hit list by now.

Reject the skinwalker known as Kaling.

I think she belongs on a people's offender list

Do you care enough to have her be watched? Sometimes you just gotta let life take its course

@@fullstackweebdev4855 maybe it's about reducing collateral damage?

Oh gosh, that's right. That just makes me more mad.

@@nickchavez720this proves how David Zaslav, besides ruining Warner Bros, is interested, just like all the other studios and companies, pushing an agenda

Actually probably the only realistic thing in the show, rock stars age poorly.

@@Attmay I didn't see the 'Barbie' movie and have no intention to because it looks just as unfunny and misandrist as 'Velma' is. However, I will give the 'Barbie' movie props that it made the studio a ton of money in the box office and won an Oscar for Best Song. 'Velma,' in contrast, COST the studio a ton of money!

let his final act be the end of the series. It's all we require from all fallen hero.

@@Attmay That he went after and destroyed the Velma imposter, sacrificing his life in the process, is what makes him a true hero.

They ate _Batgirl._ Why let this air? Hell, Kaling's silence in the lead-up to S2 indicates even she regrets this!

This is full-bore psychological warfare at this point. WB is trying to torture viewers, especially longtime fans.

This is full-bore psychological [big fight] at this point. WB is trying to torture viewers, especially longtime fans.

WB is just trying to hurt viewers at this point, especially longtime fans.

Two seasons were made back to back... so it was made years ago

If Scrappy-Doo can wreck Velma, just imagine what Scooby-Doo would do.

If they somehow do bring in Scooby. Just have it be the last scene of the show. Like have Norville pick him up from the streets or something. Or a dog shelter.

Hex girls have a cult following

That’s because the office had multiple writers and they could see her real personalities.

This show should NEVER be put under the term woke lol...like absolutely not

“Scrappy Doo”.

Sad.

That's because of legal issues more than anything

We crossed that Rubicon over half a decade ago. This is and always has been about iconoclasm.

@@Xbalanque84 So true. The Enlightenment just threw a flimsy tarp over the Dark Ages, which is still alive and well inside the human soul, and which is tired of playing pretend.

@@rclaws3230 Actually, the narrative of the "Dark Ages" was invented almost entirely from whole cloth by the "luminaries" of the French "Enlightenment." Atheism quickly became not just a personal/philosophical outlook, but a political affiliation as the new secular humanist movement sought to forge a new clerisy-based state religion (obviously, curated by enlightened philosopher lords, ie them); said religion would later see test implementation on a grand scale during the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror. In what would later lay the foundation for Marxist philosophy, the Philosophes decided to selectively rewrite history in an attempt to demonize the Catholic Church (which, to be fair, were grossly corrupt at that point in French history). Conveniently for them, archeology was in its infancy, many records had been lost or misplaced over the years, and this left them with major blank spaces in medieval records, most notably in following the Black Death. Based on this Rousseau and his peers crafted a narrative that blamed this apparent lack of scholarship on intellectual persecution by the Church, embellished further by highlighting the major technological and intellectual advances of the Renaissance as being the result of pushback against Church persecution (e.g. Galileo, who _wasn't_ actually put under house arrest for the "heresy" of heliocentrism). Unfortunately for this narrative, in the centuries since, archeology and examination of monastic libraries ihave found that medieval history is ripe with technological innovation, invention, philosophy, and the precursors of the natural sciences, _all pursued, recorded, and/or preserved by Christian monasteries._ Even the apparent societal decline at the end of Imperial Rome and the uptick of the Renaissance were mostly illusory. Based on the archeological recirds, in both instances, the transition between eras was fairly smooth. Rome didn't "fall" so much as decentralized its authority among the newly Christianized kingdoms somewhat (though all ultimately looked to Rome as a source of political legitimacy). The Black Death hit Europe at a time when the continent was extremely overpopulated, and consequently more agricultural land was devoted explicitly to base subsistence farming; in the depopulation that followed the plague, more land was opened up for livestock grazing and cultivation of what had previously been luxury crops (e.g. apples). Even the Crusades were the measured, _voluntary_ response of a handful of knightly orders (and over the protestations of much of the Roman Catholic Church, most notably over issues of cost) to over a century of repeated desecration of Christian holy sites in Palestine (most notably by the Mad Caliph of Cairo), continuous depredations on traveling pilgrims to the Holy Land (many volunteers having been victims firsthand), and repeated calls for aid from a besieged Constantinople, all at the hands by Islamic rulers in the region and the Seljuk Turks in particular. But rather than treat this complex period of history with the respect and gravity it deserves, the Philosophes saw only a means to screw over their political opponents. We are all still feeling the aftereffects of their historical sophistry. TL;DR The Dark Ages are a myth concocted by Enlightenment thinkers for the pettiest personal expediencies imaginable.

@@rclaws3230 Actually, the narrative of the "Dark Ages" was invented almost entirely from whole cloth by the "luminaries" of the French "Enlightenment." Atheism quickly became not just a personal/philosophical outlook, but a political affiliation as the new secular humanist movement sought to forge a new clerisy-based state religion (obviously, curated by enlightened philosopher lords, ie them); said religion would later see test implementation on a grand scale during the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror. In what would later lay the foundation for Marxist philosophy, the Philosophes decided to selectively rewrite history in an attempt to demonize the Catholic Church (which, to be fair, were grossly corrupt at that point in French history). Conveniently for them, archeology was in its infancy, many records had been lost or misplaced over the years, and this left them with major blank spaces in medieval records, most notably in following the Black Death. Based on this Rousseau and his peers crafted a narrative that blamed this apparent lack of scholarship on intellectual persecution by the Church, embellished further by highlighting the major technological and intellectual advances of the Renaissance as being the result of pushback against Church persecution (e.g. Galileo, who _wasn't_ actually put under house arrest for the "heresy" of heliocentrism). Unfortunately for this narrative, in the centuries since, archeology and examination of monastic libraries ihave found that medieval history is ripe with technological innovation, invention, philosophy, and the precursors of the natural sciences, _all pursued, recorded, and/or preserved by Christian monasteries._ Even the apparent societal decline at the end of Imperial Rome and the uptick of the Renaissance were mostly illusory. Based on the archeological recirds, in both instances, the transition between eras was fairly smooth. Rome didn't "fall" so much as decentralized its authority among the newly Christianized kingdoms somewhat (though all ultimately looked to Rome as a source of political legitimacy). The Black Death hit Europe at a time when the continent was extremely overpopulated, and consequently more agricultural land was devoted explicitly to base subsistence farming; in the depopulation that followed the plague, more land was opened up for livestock grazing and cultivation of what had previously been luxury crops (e.g. apples). Even the Crusades were the measured, _voluntary_ response of a handful of knightly orders (and over the protestations of much of the Roman Catholic Church, most notably over issues of cost) to over a century of repeated desecration of Christian holy sites in Palestine (most notably by the Mad Caliph of Cairo), continuous depredations on traveling pilgrims to the Holy Land (many volunteers having been victims firsthand), and repeated calls for aid from a besieged Constantinople, all at the hands by [religion of piece] rulers in the region and the Seljuk Turks in particular. But rather than treat this complex period of history with the respect and gravity it deserves, the Philosophes saw only a means to screw over their political opponents. We are all still feeling the aftereffects of their historical sophistry. TL;DR The Dark Ages are a myth concocted by Enlightenment thinkers for the pettiest personal expediencies imaginable.

@@rclaws3230 The algorithm keeps deleting my post for some reason. Attempting to break up response to narrow down what's setting it off...

Surprised the CW didn't try to do that or if they did it was probably rejected.

For f**k sake, Gambit’s death in X-Men 97 was a lot better than this crap. Although he could be resurrected by either Mr. Sinister or Apocalypse in either Seasons 2 or 3.

​@samflood5631 Democrat here!!! That's because x men 97 RESPECTED the source material and are giving the fans exactly what they want instead of destroying the legacy just because they can. I'm sooo tired of this "I'm a exception to the rule of soicety and everyone else has to follow that expectation just because". Also they keep hiring freaks who don't care how disgusting immoral illegal depraved insane or sick their ideas are as long as it's hot to them and their friends. Velma is gross offensive and stupid. Come on America we should be better than this by now.

Could said season consist of her torment in Hell and/or the ongoing desecration of her grave?

@@Xbalanque84 One can hope for that to happen in Season 3 of Velma.

@@Xbalanque84 I would hope so, but since this is Mindy Kaling's self-insert, she'll likely turn it into an unfunny sob story about how miserable it is to be dead and then blame everything on men.

What are the odds one or more of them OD'd off camera?

You're not pissed already?

@@Xbalanque84 I would’ve thought of the same thing too.

@@tomspiegel5322 Apparently so.

Prepare for disappointment

["Terror Time" intensifies]

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island is one of the greatest animated movies ever made. It took the lore of the franchise and took it to another level

So true, I loved that film as a kid.

Agreed on both counts! 'On Zombie Island' remains one of the best incarnations of Scooby Doo that I have ever seen!

*Dada-da-DA-da-DAAAH!!!* P-huppy P-hower!!

I think Mindy wants his place...

Maybe not really, but... SPOILERS! After Scrappy killed Velma, her ghost self just possessed and killed him at the end. And then creates the impression that ghosts, in fact, are real. Yeah, this dog didn't deserve it.

I feel for every Canadian who has to suffer through this show.

@@samflood5631 Yeah. As if being subjected to 'Robyn Hood' wasn't horrible enough, now they have to deal with this crap!

Nah, it didn’t get “renewed” because of viewership. It had a batch order from the start.

How about we don't watch it we watch something else instead

@@Tatian4191 But let's not watch the second, just in case that gives it a third season.

@@Reddanger467 That's what I said. Did you not read my comment correctly?

Mystery Inc. was an easy "A" up until the ending, down to a "C"

Honestly, I wouldn't even have known the second season is even being released if not for channels like this. YOU are their advertising. Let that sink in, clownfishies.

@@mattsutphen9233 You do realize that just because someone reviews or talks about a hated project doesn't mean it's going to get that much exposure right? This isn't some Streisand effect you think it is. Calm down

@@Saltedroastedcaramel lol I speak for myself but I doubt I'm the only one. Stop talking about it and let it go away.

@@mattsutphen9233 Well congrats on speaking for yourself. Now do yourself a favor and ignore the videos that talk about Velma

Exactly! Mindy Kaling is just jealous, insecure, and bitter because The Hex Girls are better and cooler than her.

I hold out hope that racist garbage like this show will one day in the future be as vilified as past racist media such as the silent film 'Birth of a Nation' currently are.

13 Ghosts of Scooby Do will always be one of my favorite parts of the franchise.

To this day, Scrappy's still my favorite character.

Why is he so hated anyway?

​@@CubeytheawesomeWell now even the haters must love him. He heroically redeemed himself getting rid of velma,only to pay the Ultimate price for his service😂

@@Cubeytheawesome He was created to bring back viewers to the show. But got over exposed. Many adults and teens watching the show found him annoying and stupid. So when the live action movie was made, the writer made Scrappy a villain, because he hated Scrappy. This started the hate of the character to the point he was never used again except for throwaway gags. Until Velma decides to ride on the idea of everyone hating Scrappy and made him a monster. Their mistake was having him kill Velma. Cause now even those who hated him, love him.

well tbh he was the most annoying thing imaginable until velma existed. I dont think any of us thought something would top scrappy.

and even if we did this is not the way todo it. if they wanted todo a darker more mature version of scooby doo all they would need really do is study old shows like teen titans or Batman: The Animated Series.

Well, what do you know.

@@Attmay lol wut?

​@@Attmay"Hate speech" against a fictional character...? You're ridiculous.

@@marhawkman303 He's a pitiful troll who loves pretending that 'Velma' is the greatest show in existence.

@@Attmay Enter 'Velma's Bizarre Adventure' as a RU-vid search term. It'll lead you to a parody video which is hysterical and quite satisfying to watch.

And let it stay that way. I was out the first episode

@@TheDumontShow I was out the first trailer.

whats one of your favorite hanna barbera edits? mines possibly harvey birdman attorney at law

@@NoahGooder The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy ..with Fred Flintstone.

Remember when they ruined The Banana Splits forever because they wanted to cash in on their rejected FNAF script

Don’t you mean that Thorn looks like a divorced mom in her mid 40s and on drugs?

that or the ba sing se weapon

@@NoahGooder A good one, but I don't think its owners will lend it to me.

Would not shock me if that is how events went down.

Don’t forget TJ Miller.

Please. Cluster-Bs (especially ones as rich and spoiled as Kaling) are black holes of talent. I'm surprised _The Office_ survived her "input."

More likely the former. Fits well with the bell curve in the middle section: not awful when given good stuff, but also not great nor talented enough to get something good out of an awful role.

It's practically lore breaking in the most disrespectful way possible.

​@@merafirewing6591 Practically? These are bullies breaking everyone's toys!

@@Xbalanque84 yeah, and sometimes those toys are priceless.

What did Mindy Kaling do as a sex offender?

@@samflood5631 Kissed a gay guy against his will and threatened to fire him if he told anyone. She literally admitted it herself on Conan show. Look it up. There are clips of it on RU-vid.

@@raibyo oh yeah, I saw that. That's horrible. I feel sorry for the guy.