Episode 23: "Jeepers, It's the Jaguaro!"

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Scooby Dudes - Episode 23: "Jeepers, It's the Jaguaro!" - Title Card by Sara DuVall

The Scooby-Doo Show - Season 3, Episode 8: "Jeepers, It's the Jaguaro!" - Title Animation by Unknown

Nothing we caption this with could be funnier than the pilots' dialogue in the beginning of The LEGO Batman Movie.

Even headhunters can't resist the rustic flavor of a Panera Bread™ Bread Bowl!

Shaggy envies the comfortable position Velma has coaxed her jetlagged body into.

In a sense, Scooby is a headhunter here.

Shaggy performs a magic trick with an invisible coin. Either really impressive or not at all, depending on how you look at it.

The Jaguaro, surprisingly, does not titter, gibber, and laugh as one might assume from this screenshot.

Scooby's little-known worst fear is getting belittled by talking birds.

Did we mention that the ape part of the Jaguaro knows sign language? It's actually very fluent.

When they cut off the line to Woodstock right before you get in.

I don't trust this Barney guy. He looks suspicious. Australian, even.

Don't worry. Scooby's tail isn't actually becoming a tire iron. It's just a periscope.

The inflatable Scooby calmed Shaggy, helped him forget what happened to heavy Scooby.

(echoes) what happened to heavy Scooby . . . happened to heavy Scooby . . . heavy Scooby . . .

The natives fail to understand the concept of relay races.

Fred critically evaluates the local pottery for artistic merit.

When you look up the definition of "fetish" in the dictionary.

Fred: "That's my fetish!"

Shaggy: "All I'm saying is we're definitely in one of the nice huts."

This character actually had the most emotionally expressive presence in the whole episode.

I think we can all agree that the grass skirt look is strictly for summer Scoob.

As the audience, at this point we feel like we have truly become Unnamed Masked Native #1.

King Kong, colorized (1933)

We would like to note that this death is not similar to that of Clayton in Tarzan.

In the future Scooby Dudes will only note the presence of Clayton references, not their absence.

No one thought to ask why Fred had taken the spark plugs out long before they had any reason to suspect the pilots of foul play.

This scene is NOT a reference to Clayton's death in Tarzan.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

39:33 - Evan is trying to reference "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", an episode of Looney Tunes which features Bugs and Daffy trying to escape the clutches of The Abominable Snow Man. The latter refers to his captives as "George".
48:12 - This is "the third season of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, but it's actually pretty complicated, and we touched on it back in Episode 2. Technically it was also syndicated as The Scooby-Doo Show, and we've actually labelled it as such.
1:05:54 - Luke describes a feeling "like when you spell 'cat' so many times you don't know how it's spelled". That's actually called "wordnesia" and Slate did a really great article on the phenomenon.

EPISODE 23 - "Jeepers, It's the Jaguaro!"
The Scooby-Doo Show
Season 3, Episode 8

10/2/2017 - "Things are never so bad that they can't get worse." That's apparently a Humphrey Bogart quote, a man known for keeping things for himself and depriving others of their use. It's also an adage that applies to this episode, as Scoob and Shag constantly find themselves catapulted from one life-threatening situation to another.

It's not all near death experiences, though! The gang find themselves sorely in need of diversity training, show how thinking ahead and trusting no one are valuable life skills, and . . . oh my gosh, the Jaguaro is a Fuzor. You know, Fuzors, like on Beast Wars, the animated show? Silverbolt was half-wolf, half-eagle, I mean how sick is that-

10:44 - In Amazon Trail you get to fish with a spear instead of hunting with a gun, and that might sound lame but it was actually really cool. You could even take photos of plantains and other fruits in order to add them to your food stocks!
12:10 - On the blooper reel for Season 2 of The Office Creed keeps making the rest of the cast break by the way he pronounces "carnivale" and it's absolutely delightful.

33:18 - The song sung by Turk and friends is called "Trashin' the Camp", which you can listen to here...

33:24 - ...but really, you should check out the much deeper cut from the Don Bluth classic below:

56:34 - The Bible verses Luke references are, in order: 1 John 1:7, the first chunk of Exodus 2, and 1 Thessalonians 5:2.
1:30:21 - If you're in New York City, definitely follow-up on Charles' suggestion and check out the WB pop-up! As mentioned it's happening this upcoming weekend, October 6-8, and you can find out more about it here.

CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS

EPISODE 23 - "Jeepers, It's the Jaguaro!"The Scooby-Doo ShowSeason 3, Episode 8

EPISODE 23 - "Jeepers, It's the Jaguaro!"
The Scooby-Doo Show
Season 3, Episode 8