Scooby Dudes

Scooby Dudes - Episode 46: "Reflections in a Ghoulish Eye" - Title Card by Evan Yeong

tfw you realize you’ve placed the fate of the world in the hands of two teens, two dogs, and a child

This was going to be a riff on Hotel California but its stupid chorus doesn’t even rhyme.

13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo - Season 1, Episode 4: "Reflections in a Ghoulish Eye" - Title Card by Unknown

Even after the surgery which replaced his index finger with a room key, the concierge would never miss an opportunity to rock on-

Bogel and Weerd provide a useful illustration of centrifugal force for physics teachers everywhere.

King: “I’ll be straight with you, lately I’ve had my hands full trying to raise a family. Barely able to deal with my wife, who won’t even give me a heads-up when I forget to flush-”

Witch: “This is why nobody likes you.”

Scooby remembers he left the oven on, while also sitting on the lap of the most terrifying human being he’s ever laid eyes on.

The most frightening thing about this image is that it’s actually an animated gif roughly 15 second long.

Pictured: the lesser-known Moroccan standoff.

Daphne tells Scooby that his house burned down because he left the oven on, and that judging people to be ugly is ugly in and of itself.

Fun fact: Neither Scooby, Shaggy, nor Flim-Flam understand how conga lines work.

As much as Shaggy and Daphne felt inexplicably drawn to each other, they couldn’t help but feel that now wasn’t the right time.

“You smuggled this across the border by putting it where?”

(shuffles away with stiff, bowed legs)

The Reflector Specter hears Childish Gambino’s “This Is America” for the first time.

The Reflector Specter Berates You For Your Shortcomings wasn’t their favourite show, but to Bogel and Weerd’s credit, there was nothing else on.

The camel sucking at Scoob’s face would give Flim-Flam a solid idea of how to capture the ghost later on in the episode.

The concierge was beside himself. Not only had the gang kidnapped his least-favorite maid . . . they remembered his birthday.

Scooby’s best reassurances about people’s busts developing at different rates fell rather flat.

Though it resulted in some seriously avant-garde scenes, Hanna-Barbera did not do a Bring Your Drugs To Work Day again the next year.

Daphne recreates a Perry Bible Fellowship comic about groundhogs that you definitely should not Google after reading this.

An extended homage to The Shining that would make Ready Player One jealous.

Equal parts beloved and reviled, Vincent Van Ghoul entertained as many requests to give his autograph as he did to erase it.

The rest of the gang issues a stern reminder that it’s not called The 13 Ghosts of Flim-Flam.