Episode 10: "Jeepers, It's the Creeper"

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Scooby Dudes - Episode 10: "Jeepers, It's the Creeper" - Title Card by Tricia Ocock

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! - Season 2, Episode 4: "Jeepers, It's the Creeper" - Title Animation by Unknown

The safest way to wake a sleepwalker is simply to roll a fallen redwood into their path.

Although he never mastered jazz hands, Shaggy is widely credited with the invention of scat hands.

(Scooby's imagination) You're a good boy, Scooby! You sure look handsome in that bow-tie. Did you use Listerine as cologne? It smells great!

Bank guard: "I'm not gonna make it. Please read my wife this message."

Daphne: "This paper is blank."

Bank guard: "Feel free to get creative with it."

Fred and Daphne share their first official dance as a couple.

Shaggy and Velma share yet another dance as friendquaintences.

Much like his distant cousin Salad Fingers the Creeper has a penchant for rubbing rusty metallic objects.

"Uh, Shaggy, that's not how you're supposed to . . . um . . . wow he's really pushing it through. It's poking his adam's apple like a pool cue."

Daphne: "What do you mean it was just a dance?"

Fred: "To the left, Velma. No, you've missed them again."

Velma: "Could you just pick them up for me?"

Daphne: "They're right there, Velma. Right by the cow manure."

"They say the creeper was originally a tick on the back of a giant golden retriever. But that's probably just a tall tale."

Thinking back to his favorite episode of Wallace and Gromit, Scooby dons a genius disguise.

. . . and if you're going mystery-solving tonight, be sure to pack an umbrella. We're forecasting dense clouds with a 70% chance of teenagers' limbs.

Chick Grayson often thinks back to that fateful high-wire act that orphaned him and ultimately transformed him into Robin.

The gang very carefully makes their way across the bridge, so as to ensure the absolute safety of their superior human lives.

Hermit: "Mind if I get in on this dogpile?"

When the Uber driver is a total creep.

Fun fact: In every episode of Scooby-Doo Velma kicks at least one crotch (often off-screen).

Chick: "If you press both buttons at the same time, it summons the elevator straight to your floor. #lifehack."

Removing The Creeper's mask, Scooby reveals the villain to be . . . Mr. Carswell's severed head!

As Mr. Carswell loads his briefcase full of the bank's money, he thinks of how nice it is that they installed that automatic air-freshener on the wall. The one shaped like a security camera.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

Luke notes that earlier on he and Evan had been discussing Red Shoes & the 7 Dwarfs (yes, the title really is stylized that way), which was not recorded and did not make its way into the episode. It's an animated feature film which has garnered a lot of press for body shaming its lead.
Evan states that "Rumble in the Jungle" featured George Foreman and Mike Tyson going head to head, when it was really George Foreman squaring off against The Great One, Muhammad Ali himself.
At one point Luke notes that he's receiving "bad looks from every corner" and also consults the "resident vegan". In both cases he's referring to his wife, who was in the room while he recorded this episode.

EPISODE 10 - "Jeepers, It's the Creeper"
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
Season 2, Episode 4

We've returned to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! for an episode that acts as both an hour or so of comedic recapping as well as a guide to everyone's favourite Mjojang game! That's right, this week the gang must face off against the Creeper, who just won't stop blowing up their painstakingly constructed houses! [Additional Minecraft reference!]

It's a particularly classic episode, but also a particularly violent one. Kicks are thrown, rakes are stepped on, and more than one brawl breaks out among the gang and their supposed supernatural opponent. Luckily that bellicosity doesn't spread to your co-hosts, who are eager to dive into covering the goings on of their preferred prying youths together.

The difference in size between George Foreman and Gary Coleman is a whopping 1 foot, 8 inches.
Evan's quip of "No signs of sexual trauma" is a quote from "You Kill Me", Season 8, Episode 8 of CSI. The lab techs engage in a morbid thought experiment one of them cooks up, which results in the phrase being repeated as a delightful running gag.
"The Good Scoob-maritan" is, of course, a reference to the Parable of the Good Samaritan, which can be found in the Book of Luke, Chapter 10, verse 25 to 37.
In case you wanted to hear "Daydreamin'", or the song about loving large flightless African fowl:

Here's "that Australian man talking about the wild dogs that come bounding over" (seven years later and it's still hilarious):

And now that Hot Rod flashback we both experienced when noticing the Hermit of the Hills' desire for his guests to return to him:

Neither Luke nor Evan really believe in the concept of "alpha" or "beta" males. Also, you may be tempted to look up /r/incels, but don't. It's a terrible place and will honestly just make you feel worse about yourself and humanity as a whole.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

EPISODE 10 - "Jeepers, It's the Creeper"Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!Season 2, Episode 4

EPISODE 10 - "Jeepers, It's the Creeper"
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
Season 2, Episode 4