Scooby Dudes

Scooby Dudes - Episode 54: "The Demon of the Dugout" - Title Card by Ashley Constant

Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo - Season 1, Episode 7: "The Demon of the Dugout" - Title Card by Unknown

It only took one incident for the Japanese national team to make the switch over from boiled eggs to sunflower seeds.

“Rappy, no. Please. Rome rack.”

Animator: “What do you want these storefront signs to say?”

Director: “Who cares, just draw a bunch of scribbles.”

Animator: “Yes, sir!”

Mr. Husai explains that the model who posed for the trophy was a Tusken Raider.

Everyone at the HomeStar Runner convention agreed that Scooby’s King of Town cosplay deserved to win that year.

You may think that it’s weird for a Japanese sashimi cart to have a “RAW FISH” sign rather than “SASHIMI” in Japanese. But remember: in America, all hot dog carts say “ミステリーミートチューブ” rather than “HOT DOGS”.

Scooby takes the term “goosestepping” too literally.

If you ever meet someone who is familiar with Scooby-Doo but not with Scrappy, this picture should clear things up.

Shaggy tries and fails to do the racist eye thing.

“Actually, that really helps relieve my hernia pressure.”

“Watt are you looking at?”

♪ I CAME IN LIKE A WREHHHHH-CKING BALL ♫

We may never know what Scrappy saw that day. Perhaps it was Uncle Scooby smooching the Dragon Beast. Perhaps it was a Lovecraftian nightmare creature. Or maybe, just maybe, it was Scrappy’s own reflection.

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First Animator: “Great work today but there is one thing . . . Does the Dragon Beast need to look so . . . thicc?”

Second Animator: “I hear you and yes, I can definitely go thiccer.”

Frederick Jones III let the question hang in the air. Looking at Shaggy - no, Norville, Frederick wondered when they had lost their sense of privilege. Norville repeated himself, “But, like, what about the poor people?

Frederick sniffed. “What about them?”

Daphne hated it when Velma sneezed.

Velma engages in the time-honoured tradition of American expats across the globe.

I SAID RIGHT NOW, UNCA SCOOBY

I worry this episode might have given people the unrealistic impression that baseball can, in some contexts, be fun.

The mascot episode of Undercover Boss was great right up until the cranial fractures.

I know we’re not supposed to root for the villain . . . but just look at this heckin’ baller thug.

FREE MR. HUSAI

Whatever insensitive caption you think might’ve once been left here, you’re right on the money.