Scooby Dudes

Scooby Dudes - Episode 58: "That's Monstertainment" - Title Card by Ulibeanz

The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo - Season 1, Episode 5: "That's Monstertainment" - Title Card by Unknown

Shaggy and Flim-Flam has been burned by his movies before, but they were willing to give director Spine Tingler one last chance to win them over.

The last thing you want to see while lying in your hospital bed.

In retrospect, that could have been worded better…

Having done the bare amount of research on the infamous “hole-in-the-bottom-of-the-popcorn-bag” trick, Shaggy grossly overcompensates.

More text in Scooby-Doo should be written in Scooby-speak.

Egad’s words cut deep but they also rang true; the world was not ready for their love.

Vincent scried the future and what he saw troubled him deeply: two Vincents, fuzzy and translucent, overlapping like a Venn diagram, each suffering from exotropia.

“But what could it mean?”

Flim-Flam earns his rightful place under the heel of the #MeToo movement.

“Curse those meddling kids, and their foxy readhead, too! Darn, that redhead is classy and cool. She would sure look great in a tall wig.”

Pictured: a missing scene from Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!

Taiwanese TV and movies actually feature a trope where a poorly-made product will be flipped over to reveal a “MADE IN THE USA” sticker on the bottom.

Shaggy, playing the part of every clueless teenager in a 90’s movie.

Fun Fact: the team behind Looney Toons was allowed to animate one scene per episode of Scooby-Doo.

Zomba, the very moment she stole this humble podcaster’s heart.

Much like Jeremy Renner in Tag, Vincent Price broke both his hands during filming and so much of his mitts had to be added in post.

Flim-Flam has yet another completely unprofessional, over-the-line, traumatizing outburst at a cast member.

I swear, if I didn’t like his movies I might just start caring how they get made.

How is it that in

every

single

frame

Flim-Flam looks like the actual devil trying to tempt Jesus on Mt. Sinai.

No one would have ever guessed who would end up sitting the Iron Throne.

Scooby, first of his name, Ruler of the Seven Kingdoms, King of the Andals, etc.

To be clear, Scooby-Doo never advocated for using drugs. Any comparisons between drugs and Scooby Snax are completely baseless.

Unless those drugs made you, like, really strong really quick. Or happy. Or hungry. Or braver than normal . . .

Okay so Scooby was a drug addict.

We can only hope that what we’re seeing here is dancing.

It’s not.

Zomba, the very moment she relinquished ownership of this humble podcaster’s heart.

What the Pleasantville Moving Company lacked in modern lighting they more than made up for in sheer numbers.

Wait, hang on, who’s this? Zomba, you told me you were just friends! Dammit, Zomba, as soon as I think I’m out, you pull me back in.

Sure, she was a monster, but Zomba was not about to break her momma’s back.

In Scoob and Scoobenstein’s Monster Make Two this wacky pair of roommates is always into trouble, whether it’s polishing off an entire buffet table or menacing a small European village!