Scooby Dudes

Scooby Dudes - Episode 51: "There's No Creature Like Snow Creature" - Title Card by Odango

Bronze medalist Chris Klug chafes at the golden glow coming from the winners’ cabin.

First Animator: “By the way, what lettering did we settle on for the episode title?

Second Animator: “Well, it’s a kid’s show, so I’m thinking legal-pad yellow ultra-skinny serif.”

First Animator: “Sounds good but make sure you also put it in needless quotes.”

Second Animator: ““You got it.””

Fun fact: nothing short-circuits a dashboard GPS like jazz hands..

The gang is shocked to find that they're still being voiced by the same talent over three decades later.

Local man Bruce Wilksonson is interviewed by Billionaire the street reporter on the appearance of a giant orange CH 3 on the slopes.

Vehicular manslaughter has never looked this meta.

Snowboarderlady directs Freddie’s gaze to the field where she grows her effs. Fred beholds: it is barren.

After Fred’s embarrassing accident and subsequent exit the new kid, Ryan, appears and shows everyone in the lodge how he likes to snowboard.

Fred compliments Avalanche Anderson on the least-terrible haircut he has ever seen on a male snowboarder.

“I mean, it’s still bad,” said Fred. “But not as bad.”

What many people don’t know is that wicker baskets are to Great Danes what catnip is to cats.

Fun fact: the creators of South Park sued Scooby-Doo for infringing on Kenny’s character design. Oddly, Trey Parker and Matt Stone did not attempt to injunct this episode from airing but rather demanded that Velma die at the episode’s end.

“Oh, baby, you’re making me so cold,” cooed Alaskan phone companion Nancy Chang. “I’m almost fully dressed.”

“IT’S LIKE ME WEARING NOTHING AT ALL,” Growled the scariest monster Shaggy had seen yet.

“AAAAAHHHHHHH . . . . ssssssssssssss . . . AAAAAHHHHHHH . . . . ssssssssssssss . . . AAAAAHHHHHHH . . . . ssssssssssssss . . .”

“No, Freddie, your torso and arms and hands are weirdly proportioned.”

Velma spent so much time with her nose buried in books that eventually, her nose developed a certain . . . appetite.

“But, like, how do we tell which trophy is from the 2014 Eggplant Downhill Open?”

Come on, Scooby. Her eyes are up here.

Shippers haven’t been this excited since the entire dockworkers’ union won the lottery.

Can we make a new rule? Nobody goes to bed wearing a skirt, no matter how tired they are. And if they do, we certainly don’t get a knee-high shot of said person swinging their legs over the side of the bed.

The Snow Creature knew the yearbook needed candid shots, but he just couldn’t help himself!

Daphne prepares to straight ice a muckerlucker.

If you wade too deep into Accidental Renaissance, you may find yourself in the unsettling territory of Accidental Hieronymus Bosch.

The Snow Creature, capturing this viewer’s heart and not letting go.

Fun fact: a single Snow Creature can supply enough fatty lucite to last a whole Inuit tribe through the winter.

We . . . uh . . . have no comment.

And just like that, confessions began tumbling out of Avalanche Anderson, one after another. An overwhelming flow of confessions, each spurring more down the icy slope of honesty, like some sort of . . . tidal wave.

Fred reenacts the music video for Duke Dumont's "I Got U".

Scoob and Shag muse about being millionaires, blissfully aware of what’s to come.