Episode 12: "The Warlock of Wimbledon"

Scooby Dudes - Episode 12: "The Warlock of Wimbledon" - Title Card by Tricia Ocock

The Scooby-Doo Show - Season 3, Episode 15: "The Warlock of Wimbledon" - Title Animation by Unknown

After having spent several years filming An American Workplace the documentary filmmakers were used to such unprofessional behaviour.

Pro Tip: People will accept your LARPing if you tell them it's mostly your dog's hobby.

Warlock: "Die!"

Jimmy: "Neato!"

It's important to always feed your rabbits before any magical performances.

John the gatekeeper often tells the story about the weed-whacker accident that took his beloved moustache.

". . .and that's why Nick isn't allowed on the furniture anymore."

When you ask for nudes and he's a barista.

Shaggy: "Aw, Scoob, so a blood-covered boot is where you draw the line, huh-"

Mr. Burgess's favourite Queen song? Bohemian Rhapsody, of course. Isn't it everyone's?

Blind and mute ever since "the accident" it's not much easier for Scooby and Shaggy to see, hear, and speak no evil.

Circa 1978: Watery tart throws staff.

Shaggy and Scooby earn a sharp rebuke from Fred for only bringing a single staff to the staff meeting.

Little known fact: Cujo is based on these exact frames.

Scooby demonstrates how to never animate Scooby.

Velma: "IT PUTS THE CLUES IN THE BASKET."

The Warlock of Anthos's Pigpen audition for You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown! went very well.

Even with all his kooky antics, Scooby-Doo failed to lighten the mood during Michael Vick's guest appearance.

Announcer: "Aiden Jonesworthy prepares to serve. Behind him, we see his warlock. I'm being told that the warlock worked 3 separate cauldrons to support Jonesworthy and pay for his tennis lennons. This truly must be a momentous day."

MRW when I can't afford to drop the ball on this one

Scooby and Shaggy are overheard engaging in "locker room talk".

We decline to comment.

Announcer: "HOT DOGS! WHICH DOG IS THE HOTTEST! THIS DOG? THAT DOG? YOU DECIDE! Hosted by Anthos, the Magic Man, himself!"

When they say that the criminal's face fell upon unmasking they didn't mean it metaphorically.

Unfortunately, Where's Warlock? failed to capture Waldo's success.

You're a warlock in my eyes <3

Scooby tries some "special" Scooby Snacks.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

1:33 - Luke claims that: "We say Wimbledon and Wimbleton in this episode a little bit because I'm not confident in my sport pronunciations." In this episode he mentions the world's oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament a grand total of seven times, and says "Wimbleton" four of them. Evan does not join him in this.
21:39: - In the scenario he paints Evan has the gatekeeper claim that Wolverine's birth name was "Jimmy Hudson". In the main canon universe it's actually "James Howlett", though the former is actually the son of that hero in an alternate universe.
29:30 - Luke also describes Jimmy Pelton's solicitor as a Mr. Burg-ess, with a hard "G", like in Shaggy and Velma's ship name.
37:09 - For the third time our bonus episode "High Rise Hair Raiser" is mentioned, though this time it's not Evan, who is the typical offender. As we've had to mention time and time again, that is unfortunately content that is only available through our Patreon. As we state every time this comes up we are very sorry for that, and will edit it out next time if need be.
39:39 - Evan says that "all you see is the Devil Hound in the prow of the sailboat." The vessel they're escaping in is definitely a rowboat.

EPISODE 12 - "The Warlock of Wimbledon"
The Scooby-Doo Show
Season 3, Episode 15

6/26/2017 - It's particularly serendipitous that this is the week when we chose to begin dating the releases on these pages as it calls attention to our incredible timing. Which is to say that Wimbledon started yesterday. And we watched and recapped an episode of Scooby-Doo about Wimbledon. Even if this was a complete accident and totally unplanned you'd have no way of proving that.

Did you know that Evan and Luke used to be big into ping-pong? It's like tennis, except you play it on a table. There's a snappy name there somewhere, probably. Even during our most intense matches we can say with confidence that we were never observed by any men with unflattering facial hair. Which, thinking back to the school we attended, may be suspect in its own right.

4:38 - Here's that CollegeHumor sketch Luke likes so much! It's a classic.

12:02 - And here's a convenient link to a picture of Majora's Mask, so you can compare it against our title card see just how accurate Luke's description of the warlock's staff is!
19:44 - As the resident Canadian host, Evan will readily admit that the spelling of "touque" still throws him for a loop.
31:31 - Many of you probably knew this, but the "watery tart" that Luke claims Scoob and Shag are on the lookout for is a reference to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
44:16 - Spoilers for the end of Indiana Jones and the Ark of the Covenant below which, yeah, does look a great deal like that Wimbledon locker room.

1:04:27 - The helmets that British police wear will always remind Evan of one of The IT Crowd's best openers:

1:09:27 - Lastly, hoo boy, does Evan have some opinions about the Netflix-exclusive Marvel's Iron Fist.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

EPISODE 12 - "The Warlock of Wimbledon"The Scooby-Doo ShowSeason 3, Episode 15

EPISODE 12 - "The Warlock of Wimbledon"
The Scooby-Doo Show
Season 3, Episode 15