Episode 20: "A Bicycle Built for Boo"

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Scooby Dudes - Episode 20: "A Bicycle Built for Boo" - Title Card by Jason Lum

A Pup Named Scooby-Doo - Season 1, Episode 1: "A Bicycle Built for Boo" - Title Card by Unknown

Long before Inspector Gadget, there was Dootective Gizmo.

Just as a rooster must crow at the sunrise, so must a canine bellyflop.

It later turned out that the monster had only stolen Shaggy's bicycle for the purposes of wicked 2-second wheelies and sick pothole jumps.

Shaggy expresses his frustration over the fact that he is over 3 feet taller than the rest of the gang.

Freddie: "He's always sneering at me. Even in pictures."

Freddie: "I think I've solved the mystery!"

Scooby and Shaggy:

A Pup Named Scooby-Doo was pretty much the same in the Rayman universe, with a few key differences in character design.

Freddie Jones: half prep-bully, half greaser-bully.

There is a wing of the Pentagon dedicated solely to decoding this equation.

Velma Dinkley: A young lady of few words and much horsepower.

The bird gently but firmly reminded Scooby of his duty to eventually obey the laws of physics.

When Shaggy told Scooby "See you in the funny pages," he hadn't expected this. "You slay me!" laughed Shaggy.

Shaggy's boss does his best impression of a statue in need of tearing down.

Having ingested a whole Scooby Snack, Scoob begins to hallucinate wildly.

Perhaps it was cruel, Velma pondered aloud, to punish Scooby in this way for stealing fire from the gods. Dog livers grow back, Shaggy assured her, as the wingbeats grew louder.

Fun fact: All three parties are also sharing Shaggy's pants in this image.

MFW I appear in a man-on-the-street interview.

Shaggy, whispering: "Freddie's haircut is stupid, pass it on."

At long last, Shaggy finally had enough money for his debilitating optical condition.

Scooby Dudes will pay 6 dollars for a 5-dollar bill with the exact serial number BOO123.

The weirdest part of this scene is where the arrow on the sign goes all the way into Freddie's mouth.

$Possessing more classical tastes, Scooby is unimpressed with the monster's new-fangled fractal tongue. $

Possessing more classical tastes, Scooby is unimpressed with the monster's new-fangled fractal tongue.

Unsure of where her glasses fell, Velma crawls to the nearest open flame to burn out her now useless eyes.

Freddie insists that they can just fax the monster to the police station and be done with it.

If there was one kind of criminal Velma absolutely could not stand, it was the kind that broke the law.

The gang enjoy a variety of snacks at the courtesy of Shaggy's willingness to be financially exploited in exchange for friendship.

$Possessing more classical tastes, Scooby is unimpressed with the monster's new-fangled fractal tongue. $ Unsure of where her glasses fell, Velma crawls to the nearest open flame to burn out her now useless eyes.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

14:40 - Evan brings up "Biff Tanner" from Back to the Future, and Luke backs him up. The character's name is in fact "Biff Tannen".
38:42 - Luke says that "this huge business has two employees", those being Mr. Conrad and Shaggy. When the gang show up at The Daily Babbler, however, two other men can be seen near the press.

EPISODE 20 - "A Bicycle Built for Boo"
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Season 1, Episode 1

9/4/2017 - As the gang gets older, will there ever be a day when the term "meddling kids" becomes a profoundly inappropriate way to refer to them? Once they hit their mid-thirties it would be difficult, even if the unmasked was well past retirement age. Not that it should matter to the actual children of the Scooby-Doo Detective Agency.

This episode features two musical numbers by Luke and Evan, although one is spoken and not sung. It also has two separate references to Disney-owned animated ducks, which is less expected. If those weren't enough for you, there's also a secret that Evan does not want his mom to find out about, so don't pass this along to her please!

5:05 - Ghost Town DJ's "My Boo" is a meme in its own right, but there's good argument for it being an excellent song on its own, much like Bag Raiders' "Shooting Stars", or (and this may be controversial) Rick Astley's infamous hit. Anyway, here's the song Evan was singing:

9:20 - Full disclosure, but Evan's first knowledge about Folsom being a prison is from New Folsom, a prison planet featured on the StarCraft II: Wing's of Liberty campaign.
29:31 - For the equation "k - d - x" it's possible that they stand for "Kilohm", "differential", and "generic unknown" or "displacement".
47:06 - Evan's basis for child soldiers considering themselves immortal can be found in Season 3, Episode 5 of Deadliest Warrior ("Saddam Hussein vs. Pol Pot") as well as Ishmael Beah's memoir, A Long Way Gone.
51:44 - Xenomorphs is the technical term for the aliens in the Alien franchise. That said, it isn't actually stated until the sequel, Aliens.
59:05 - Family Guy gags that land are so few and far between, but this is certainly one of the better ones-

1:23:56 - "Get out!" is a line from one of Luke and Evan's favourite comedies. One of many favourite lines from one of their favourite comedies.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

EPISODE 20 - "A Bicycle Built for Boo"A Pup Named Scooby-DooSeason 1, Episode 1

EPISODE 20 - "A Bicycle Built for Boo"
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Season 1, Episode 1