Ranking the Villains | Scooby-Doo: Where Are You? | Season 1 Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- This is Part Two of what will likely go down in history as THE definitive ranking of all the villains featured in the first season of 'Scooby-Doo: Where Are You?'
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I like that they clarify he's a "ghost" clown as if being a vengeful psychopathic clown with mind control powers isn't scary enough. Some of these guys were straight up supervillains.
Also the fact he hypnotized Scooby implies he can control animals.
In a fight between Ghost Clown and Space Kook, whoever wins, we lose.
Sure, that's from 'Alien vs. Predator' but I think it fits here as well.
I implies he can control SENTIENT animals.
So in the Scooby-Dooniverse that'd be Scooby, most of Scooby's family and Professor Pericles.
I think Ghost Clown would meet his match with that evil owl, though.
@@JoeGoesOvermore like alien vs sexual predator
Yeah there’s no great answer to how it went down with the costume change. Tell her to change and leave the room? Still creepy. Likely plausibly watch it like a real creep would? Way worse. And because we don’t know how long in universe time the episode is there could be plenty of uncouth spare time
A lady I worked with years ago told me that she didn't watch "Scooby Doo: Where Are You?" as a child because it scared her. She specifically mentioned the Ghost Clown as one of the villains that gave her nightmares.
My sister was freaked out be the Space Kook, and so was I.
I actually avoided watching Scooby Doo much as a kid, though I was familiar with the live action movies, the Wax Monster, the Witch and Zombie, the Witch’s Ghost, What’s New Scooby Doo, and Legend Of The Phantasour. Let’s just say it was too scary for my little child brain to handle. It took me years, especially during my freshman and sophomore years, to actually watch the franchise for real and then really appreciate it. Shaggy was my fictional character crush at a time in my life where I was experiencing high school for the first time, though disappointedly I never actually saw the hell experiences the movie always talk about..🫠
after the reveal that charlie was a robot and was fixed he smiled when petting scooby which i thought was very cute
You mentioned how would Velma know a fake bill from a real one. I think I can give an easy answer to that: I used to work as a cashier in a casino - and we were all shown what bad bills looked like and were always shown samples whenever they were available. Back when this cartoon was made, the bills would have been done on a printing press but the lower quality ink had sulfur in it and this would give a slight yellowing shade on the bill itself while also giving off a slight odor that legit bills at that time wouldn't have had. This is outdated now that counterfeiters use different methods in the trade but even a teen could have learned the difference if shown what to look for.
It's also important to note that bad bills would get passed around all the time by otherwise legit businesses like banks! Yup! I had a friend who worked as a bank manager for BOFA. He used to tell me that whenever they came across them, they sent them right out again. Why? Because if they called the Secret Service and turned them in, they wouldn't get compensated for the amount of money they lost so they'd rather just forward it and make it someone else's problem.
As much as I wanna say BOFA are sociopaths that is a logical response to not being compensated for the thought value. Gov should definitely pay the bank back for proactive
A couple years ago my grandpa went to the bank to withdraw around $1000 cash for Christmas. All $100s and $50s, and we later discovered they were all fake when family tried to use them! Bank refused to say it was their fault, ended up in court over it. It was wild
About the 'What kind of dog owners are they?' thing, Scooby is technically a descendant of an ancient race of aliens called Annunaki, who, because of his ancient alien heritage, is slightly more biologically similar to humans, including aging at the same rate as humans, and his ability to eat things that would otherwise kill a dog.
Ahh... BUT!
That's only the 'Mystery Incorporated' iteration of Scooby.
I'm a firm believer in the Scooby-Dooniverse, where every series and most films are a separate incarnation of the Gang and thus have different backstories.
For example, the original Gang from 1969 would be in their late-60s and early-70s by now, and Scooby...
Poor Scooby-Doo I...
@@JoeGoesOver(what I’m about to say is coming from someone who hasn’t watched scooby doo in years, so take it with a grain of salt) in the mystery inc. show, wasnt there an episode where they had some of the costumes from the first show in a museum? This might’ve been explained later in the series by something and I might have forgotten and/or remembered it wrong, let me know
@@brix7816I think it’s more like a separate timeline that ties into the original continuity. Or a stealth prequel that chronicles Mystery Inc during their early days as Mystery Inc and became the team of sleuths we know and love and the shows from 69 to the 80’s are connected in a way, since Flim Flam and Scrappy are established as existing.
@@brix7816, one of MatPat’s theories establishes the idea that the Scooby Gang is essentially dimension hopping, or the timeline has changed since the Supernatural crossover, which explains why parts of the show have supernatural elements where the original series didn’t. If you have seen it, you know what I mean. If you haven’t, look up MatPat’s Scooby Doo theory about Scooby not being a dog for a better explanation. So I’d say time is broken in the Scooby Doo universe, or the multiverse is crumbling around them..
@@dafilmqueen556 I'll be sure to watch it, thanks
When it comes down to the Ghost Clown, revenge can make you reckless.
You can even make the mistake of losing your ship by going after a legendary whale.
Or legendary starship captain.
Same thing, really.
Shaggy carried Velma's spare glasses because Velma's clothing has no pockets and she doesn't carry a purse.
Velma is a young woman with a figure that absolutely provides for a place to carry her spare glasses.
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Unless she doesn't wear said "hiding space".
I mean you do keep calling them hippies.
@@JoeGoesOver, the curse of being a woman-having pants with no pockets. Trust me, I will always be annoyed by not having pants with pockets, to the point where I have to place my phone in between the interior of my pants and my underwear, risking my body heating it up in a way that isn’t a sexual innuendo. At least my handbag compensates for this fashion curse..
I'm convinced by this point that the mystery machine was the first self diving car. I know they weren't invented yet at this time but it's the only explanation for it obviously driving itself on multiple occasions.
The Gang did have all that mysterious computer hardware in the back after all...
That or it’s secretly a Transformer hiding in plain sight in case any Decepticons come rolling around (pun intended 😂) and nobody noticed..
Great ranking!
Here's my ranking of all the villains in this video
1) Ghost Clown
2) Pietro the Puppetmaster
3) Charlie the Robot
4) Elias Kingston
5) Big Bob Oakly
6) Ape Man
Hey, now! Be careful!
*I'M* the one doing the rankings here!
(I don't need the competition!)
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@Joe Goes Over no problemo :D thank you for making such incredible content its always a pleasure to watch
I love your ranking system its the perfect way to rank the villains! Your rankings are the best
Big bob Oakley is definitely my top pick here. The clown guy is notable mostly for the uncomfortable questions the episode had ie costume changes while hypnotized for daphne otherwise wouldn’t be nearly as memorable or uncomfortable
@xaorancheshire7908 great pick! I just rewatched Ghost Clowns episode earlier and I swear he gets more and more scary everytime because of these uncomfortable questions
30:41 If i had a nickel for everytime a older man in a clown-like costume got very pervy on Daphne i'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.
Harry the Hypnotist scared/scares me and I never even thought of how Daphne's costume came to be. Gee whiz!
He's easily one of the Scooby franchise's creepiest villains, but not for the disguise!
I originally was going to say that pietro could have allowed his case to fall out in an effort to have some person stumble upon it and spend it, that way it goes into circulation. That way it wont directly be tied to him using it first. It worked on Shaggy after all who was more than willing to use it, but he was sloppy and did try to get it back so maybe not...
That's not a bad theory; however, it'd probably be safer for Pietro to have dropped a few wads of cash here and there instead of a violin case full of the fake currency all at once.
Finding a large amount of money like that might increase the odds of someone being too afraid to spend it and more likely to drop it off at a police station as a good Samaritan.
Most of us have found a $20 bill in the street and just pocketed it, knowing the odds of reuniting it with the original owner were so high as to be pointless to try.
If we found several thousand dollars in the street, on the other hand...
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My theory on how Bob pulled off that trick is The Vampire disappearing trick, could be using mirror tricks like having one at the bridge to show himself in front of the gang & later at the dinner room. Bob stands off to the side while doing his actions, stepping away from the mirror as he covers himself in his cape.
pietro in his phantom costume is one of my favorite designs, i can instantly here his laugh, and i think it has expert simplicity to the design
There is definitely a pleasant simplicity to the original 'Where Are You?' villains.
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Puppet Master is one who should get points just for staging that creepy seen with Pietro as a puppet who's head falls off when they go to tell him about what's going on. That's creepy and well played.
Creepy, yes, but still baffling as it doesn't make any sense to do that.
Oh well. The dude loved his theatrics!
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@@JoeGoesOver Just found you, but loving these so far! You have a great presence and performance that many don't honestly. Looking forward to watching through the rest of the series!
Ngl the ghost clown scared me soo much
There's no shame in admitting a fear of clowns.
Hollywood has made millions over that.
My three biggest fears used to be spiders, tornados and clowns.
Two of those aren't that big of a deal for me anymore.
HINT: it's not the spiders or tornados.
I think you’re right: Harry the Hypnotist was the progenitor of the evil clown trope. 🤡
I know, right?
So very few "evil clowns" before him.
Back in the day, clowns just looked "evil" because that's just how they were made up.
Like how vintage Easter Bunny outfits are undiluted, high-octane nightmare fuel.
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An account called AllNewSux recommended your channel to me a few weeks ago and he was right. You know your stuff and you make an already fun subject even more fun.
Thank you for following their advice, and for watching and commenting!
I will continue trying to do my best!
My anticipation for part two has finally been quenched and it definitely didn’t disappoint. Really loved the analysis of the Ghost Clown in particular for whatever reason. Can’t wait to watch the next part. Do you plan on doing season two as well?
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I would like to hit Season Two as well. It's only eight episodes, so I'm not sure if it'd be two parts or one very long upload.
@@JoeGoesOver 18:55: The mention of Organized Crime (as well as some Godfather footage) makes me want to share this scene: ruclips.net/video/adDcPUdOo50/видео.html
30:23 This episode cements a good reason Shaggy and Scooby are nervous around the villains. There's the possibility that they will go further to deal with them if scaring doesn't work.
There are psychological scars that no amount of Scooby Snacks will remedy.
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@@JoeGoesOver, if only the gang took their trauma seriously. Then again, considering how incompetent their parents seem to be at doing their jobs properly, and with one notable occasion where Fred’s adoptive ’father’ was a kidnapper who used him his entire life, it would appear that they’re incapable of functioning well as human beings. Which makes sense, they’re teenagers after all. Obviously there’s an unspoken sense of neglect there and they have only each other to rely on. Maybe that’s why Shaggy and Scooby are so insistent on sticking with the gang despite how often they endure gaslighting and abuse via reckless endangerment..
Just love Foul Play In Funland and Bedlam in the Bigtop, both have have always been 2 of my most fave episode, such a fun episodes and love funfairs and circuses both in this Scooby setting and irl gotta laugh at the amount of times the mystery machine or other car ends up being animated without anyone driving, seems to be a fairly common error 😅😂
My next upload (hopefully by this weekend) introduces a new way for the animators to goof up the Mystery Machine: the wrong driver!
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The whole Big Bob Oakley dressing up as multiple monsters and being in multiple places. My own fan theory suggests that he had two unnamed henchmen who dressed up as the Wolfman and Frankenstein's Monster, but once their boss got caught by the police. They fled and let him take all the blame. Once again, it's just me.
There have been more than one villain operation that really seemed to not have been possible without the help of henchmen.
I'd love to see a Scooby film explore the idea of classic villains who had hitherto undiscovered accomplices, with said unknown characters joining together to avenge their former bosses!
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Well tbf to Velma knowing about the money being a counterfeit she could have learned in her social studies classs i mean i remeber being taught alot of stuff about money so maybe counterfeits were apart of it
You're not wrong, but this was in 1969 before much of the modern anti-counterfeit measures were taken. I try to base most of my observations on what was available at the time the episode aired, or at least attempt to put it in terms modern viewers would be more likely to appreciate (which is why whenever money is mentioned, I usually include an updated figure accounting for inflation).
I still can't help but think it's weird that a 15-year-old girl could so confidently declare whether a particular bill was genuine or not.
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@@JoeGoesOver so maybe her parents know a lot about money and they told her or something that's my next best guess
HOOO YEAH! I absolutely loved the last video and was on the edge of my seat waiting for this one. I love how methodologically and thoughtfully you go through a series most would dismiss as simple cartoon.
Thank you! Comments like this keep me going!
Meticulously examining old childhood cartoons probably makes up about 30% of RUclips's content, so I'm proud to do my part!
Charlie holds the title of being the first real monster in the series, which is why he's so distinct.
Also, you know, the glowing eyes and WEEWOOWEEWOOWEEWOO.
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I'm surprised the Elias Kingston ghost was a 2.3 out of 5. That's one of my top 5 because he actually creeped me out as a kid. That graveyard introduction and when he got older was one that made me scared of him before I even saw what he looked like. I have to be honest the villians design isn't great but I still put it a little higher personally. Maybe 3.5 out of 5 for me.
True. Kingston was creepy, but this is why I did the whole separation of their plan's design, outfit and operation.
Just because a villain looks cool or is scary doesn't mean their plan isn't garbage.
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@@JoeGoesOver that is very true.
Nah, not the first time a RUclipsr has dunked on the guy in my experience. Just ask ToonGrin..
Once again, well done. I've been anxiously waiting for this. Can't wait for Part 3.
Thank you!
Part Three is currently underway.
Barring any more unforeseen equipment issues, hopefully within a week or two!
But, don't hold me to that.
God, please, don't hold me to that.
@@JoeGoesOver I'm patient no worries
I recently fished out my Scooby Doo DVD search for series one and two. Always love these as a kid. And they were still very enjoyable. Even though I’m a cc and 57-year-old there’s still enjoyable in their naivete and corniness and the overall creepy atmosphere of all those haunted houses/graveyards factories etc still love, a good spooky location. And then I found this on RUclips so enjoying these. Thank you
Yeah Im just gonna say that Im watching these to wait for when the Space Kook shows up. Cuz I know that man's gonna be in the upper part of the DOO scoring, specifically for the design of his outfit lmao
Have I been THAT obvious?
Who am I kidding?
Of course, I have.
You'll hear his demonic laugh in the next one, guaranteed.
@@JoeGoesOver Obvious? Of course not! You only gave a subtle hint, something on the scale of... i don't know, making an entire T-shirt theme :)
I noticed that Ace Decade bit!
Shh. Don't tell anyone! 😉
Pros of this channel: very insightful (and entertaining) analysis of Scooby-Doo villains, and fun little running gags like the hatred of Carl T. Stuntman.
Cons of this channel: the profile picture stares into my soul as I type this comment.
You think YOU got it bad?
Think about my poor wife having to LIVE with the real life version staring into her soul.
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The Final D.O.O score for these villains definitely fits do to the Sheer stupidity of the villains.
For starters, the Fan was easily found dor the floating Table
So ToonGrin was right when he called Elias Kingston one of the worst Scooby Doo monsters on his Top 10 Worst Scooby Doo Where Are You monsters
im so happy you did a part 2! amazing
Thank you!
I'm currently in production for Part 3, but it's going more slowly than I like with some equipment issues.
I think a moment of appreciation is needed for the most underappreciated joke in Where Are You! "I want my palm read......." ".......yes maam........" proceeds to paint ladies palm red "you did say red" never fails to make me smile
I think that was an old Looney Tunes gag that Hanna-Barbera recycled. I seem to recall Bugs doing that to someone.
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@JoeGoesOver it probably is. Looney Tunes has done everything before others thought of it. Still a great joke though 🙂
I'm also working my way through this series. Near the end of New Scooby Doo Movies
2:35 That comparison got me rolling with laughter.
28:48 That one ALSO got me laughing hysterically.
Happy to oblige!
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18:56-20:19 lol, and Pietro expects us to believe he only takes up puppeteering as a “hobby”? Lies..😂
What always got me was Shaggy said "Was Uncle Stewart wearing a blue suit, red shirt and tennis shoes?"
"Yeah, last time we saw him."-Freddy
"Well, I think we found him, only he looks a little older now!" *cut to Uncle Stewart wearing a red suit* 😂😂
Son of a...! You're right!
Uncle Stuart doesn't wear a blue suit at any point in the episode! It was brown in all his appearances (apart from when he's revealed at the end under the Kingston makeup).
Mr. Wetherby DOES wear a blue suit throughout, so it makes me wonder if either the colorists were given the wrong notes and Stuart was supposed to be blue and Wetherby was to wear brown/red, or if perhaps an earlier draft of the script meant for Wetherby to be kidnapped and "turned into a skeleton" instead of Stuart.
Either way, good catch!
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@@JoeGoesOver
Oh man, I didn't even think you'd see my comment; thanks for responding! My Grandma and I watched that episode last night. In between watching wrestling, we watch old cartoons. Anyway, we both thought it was weird his suit wasn't blue, and she actually thought the skeleton had on just a red shirt in that shot, sans the suit jacket, but of course that still wouldn't be right. So what I was thinking was since the chair and floor and all that stuff looked blue as well, maybe that's why they didn't make his suit blue in that scene for fear of him being lost in the scene and then it's just a random skeleton floating in the chair? Of course that's just my speculation. Your theory does sound more accurate though!
Thanks for responding! I can't wait to watch the rest of this series! Definitely gonna like and ask if you work at a deli place, cause I'm gonna give you a sub!
P.S., when I was a kid, it was the Black Knight that scared the hell out of me. The blinking yellow eyes and the whole under the moonlight thing is what messed me up. I was only about 5 and they only ever showed that episode at night, so I was scared that as long as the moon was out, The Black Knight could creep into my Dad's house and get me 😂
It's amazing how much more frightening things like this were at that age. As adults, we'll see modern slasher flicks, yet none of those will scare us as much as those series of rapidly flipping colored sheets of celluloid when we were preschool aged.
@@JoeGoesOver
Spooky Space Kook's laugh, the way the Creeper says "Paper!" just all burned into my brain because no matter how scared, I always watched. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? is my all time favorite cartoon.
What is your favorite Chase Song from Season 2?
If I had to pick, it'd probably be "7 Days a Week". Though not having anything to do with the monster chasing them (not that ANY of the chase songs ever did), the music fit the scene, particularly when the Frozen Caveman gets hit on the foot with the anchor.
Actually Mr Wetherby did call the sheriff as soon as he found Uncle Stuart as an old man. It’s just that as implied, the sheriff is probably so far away that he failed to come in time to ‘save’ Uncle Stuart from his own scheme. Good thing that Elias Kingston wasn’t a real ghost, or the sheriff would probably be kicking himself for not coming in time as he ends up with a bunch of skeletons instead..
I love binging this series over and over!
There's something to be said for the classics, isn't there?
Hell, I'm barely younger than the Scooby franchise, and here I am all these years later still talking about it!
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Don’t forget that Pietro was also chased by Scooby. Remember, Scooby Doo is one of fiction’s most easily frightened characters; hell, he was scared earlier before by Pietro along with the gang. And yet, as soon as Fred realizes the Viking and pirate were puppets and that a puppet master must be present, Scooby noticed the guy and actually took initiative to chase the puppet master. Think about it, not only was Scooby not scared the second time around after he realized there was a puppet master, but he wasn’t forced to chase after him. He wasn’t bribed, he wasn’t pressured, nobody asked him to. He saw a criminal running the stage, running away, and actually chased after him like the good boy we know he is. It’s moments like this where I can say for certain that Scooby Doo is stronger than he thinks he is and just doesn’t know it..
Both Scooby and Shaggy were a lot more brave in the early, early days.
@@JoeGoesOver, they still show some bravery from time to time. It just isn’t as impressive as the first time around, I guess. Between that and their sarcastic sass in Be Cool Scooby Doo, I guess they did finally whip out their bravery from their cowardly shells and reveal the good underneath..
As I kid, I asumed that there was a switch inside the sarcophagus in Franken Castle which closed the lid and made the bottom turn into a slide somehow. Also, I've always loved the background art of that episode (well, of all the episodes in this series really). Oakley's disguises may have been unoriginal, however, the place had quite an eerie atmosphere. Btw, that weird woo-oo-oo at 21:00 was so overused in season 1. As a child I thought it was made by Scooby (a whimper or something), but it's like an unnecessary sound to accompany up and down movement.😅
Like most studios, Hanna-Barbera had a sound library that they used almost exclusively, so there was a lot of repetition in their shows.
Props to people like Ben Burtt for taking the time to go out and actually record new stuff for his filmography!
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I knew you were going to make the Apeman lower because I already did see that video, maybe it could be Mike from the Dognapping episode who could be helping the Puppeteer since we never saw him get arrested with the Indian witch doctor and it’s funny how the secret service never appeared in the episode, speaking of the Joker are you going to include those episodes where they team up with celebrities who have died,retired or nonexistent?
I was scared of the Ghost Clown which is why the voice actors deserve more credit because their voices are very terrifying and effective, I was confused too on Big Bob on how was able to change his clothes so fast and we do get another werewolf episode where it is green for some reason.
Also what Scooby Doo guest stars do you think that they missed out on and should have a crossover with them?
I've pretty much made it no secret that I feel Carl the Stuntman is the Scooby Universe version of the Ten-Eyed Man.
I'm actually surprised we haven't seen more modern Scooby films and episodes try to incorporate some of the lesser villains into their own team-up. I guess the closest we've had so far was 'Frankencreepy'.
The Joker doesn't appear for quite a while in the franchise chronology, so if I make it that far, it will take some time.
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@@JoeGoesOver yeah because I do like your work on Scooby Doo and do you remember me suggesting about the Negative 10 rewrite?
Please continue with this serie👍
Thank you!
Part Three is currently being written, so it should arrive in the near future.
I may be uploading another cooking Short in the meantime, just to try staving off a rut.
That’s actually very enjoyable series I would like to see you do season two PS with the actor when he was the Wolfman that scene where he was Mira where he was watching them how do they not see him and how did he like it like you said how did the how did he get from the castle to his to his little shop see the flash there’s no way he could do that 🤣😭
The fact the Scooby would be able to smell that the dog was a puppet and not a real dog didn't make it into the video has confused me! 🤣
In my defense, I only started to notice these inconsistencies as I rewatch the episodes over and over.
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Man I think the puppet master deserved a higher outfit score. He was terrifying
I've seen that sentiment a lot in my comments and on Reddit.
Something about a sinister figure in a cloak and spy hat seems to have hit a nerve for a large number of fans!
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For the scientist Jenkins' part, while yes, his actions are at very least questionable, and at most dangerous, his sister is honestly not much better. She doesn't even bother telling him that having robots run everything is a bad idea until the very end. If she had said something like, "I tried to tell you several times before, but you never listened!" then she'd have more of a leg to stand on. I'm not saying Jenkins was right, just that BOTH siblings were being idiots in this instance.
Those of us with brothers and sisters can sympathize, both in not having our older siblings listen to us and having our younger siblings destroy our property!
If you watch my 'Unreal Ghostbusters Lawsuit' video, you'll see direct evidence of the latter, as the VHS copy of 'Ghostbusters' I'm holding up shows clear damage to the outside caused by my younger brother and sister back when we were all still living with our parents.
@@JoeGoesOver Fair, though I still say they were old enough to know better than that. Also, thank you for taking your time to reply to these. It means a lot. :)
I love how you dunk on Wickles/The Black Knight, Bluestone, and Big Bob Oakley while ToonGrin called them 3 of the best Scooby Doo Monsters in his Top 10 Best Scooby Doo Where Are You? Monsters ranking video. I suppose that’s understandable though since you clearly view them in a more objectively skeptical manner than others do. For that I salute your channel, plus the humor is on point and fantastic..
Thanks as always for the kind words!
I've found that breaking the villain schemes down in their three parts (design, outfit and operation) helps keep a more subjective view!
Concerning Charlie the Robot’s visual design, I wonder if the Professor intended to make Charlie a suit or something to wear like an animatronic does after he’d made sure the robot worked properly, so that he’d look less creepy
It's a toss up between having Charlie look creepy as-is, or try to make him look more human and suffer from uncanny valley.
I always opt out of the uncanny valley if given the choice.
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I’ve been waiting for part 2!!
Same
29:08-29:25 that and later a decade (*Ace Decade PNG*) by John Wayne Macy 💀. The evil clown horror was too good to resist I guess. I wonder if Harry The Hypnotist’s perviness on Daphne was a sort of inspiration for Gacy..😨
Clowns likely just appealed to Gacy because of the concept that kids like clowns and that would allow him to get closer to his victims.
Professional clowns have also noted that Gacy's makeup choice for the mouth was wrong by traditional standards. His "lips" ended in a point, instead of being rounded, which is done to prevent scaring children.
It's like Gacy couldn't resist putting something menacing in his Pogo persona.
Just saw this channel. I was never afraid of Charlie as kid. But while some kids liked trains u was into space and retro robots 😅
Very nice to see this!
Thank you!
It's also very nice to get comments like this!
24:46-25:02 that’s a good question, but the thing that got me there was how she pronounced the word genuine. Looks like Fred has a competitor in what I’m referring to as the language olympics. You know, cause of ‘trey-sure’ or ‘bey-ggers’. 😂
that box could hold quite a bit. account numbers, deeds, and stock information would be kept on maper which could be folded. and fit quite easliy in that chest.
or it holds the information of all the passwords and ways to access the actual fortune.
to give props to pietro, he had a life sized puppet of himself to throw the gang off even more. at that point, they wouldn't even know if the pietro they met before was a real person. and as you said before, there were at least 2 people in the car, including pietro. so i'm gonna give the incompetency to the other guy.
for all we know, pietro was acting this way to get out of the mob business. sure he'd go to jail, but after he's out? long as he doesn't get back into it, he's a free man
Interesting theory about Pietro, but don't let others watching these hear that. It's amazing how much this guy seemed to frighten quite a few of my viewers!
As for the other, this was back in the early-1970s and passwords for bank accounts wasn't really a thing. At least, not in the same way we think of passwords today.
@@JoeGoesOver i think pietro scared people because of the scene where he replaced himself at the door with a puppet of himself, giving the impression that he transformed into a puppet... which, granted is an amazing idea to scare people away.
imagine you walk into a place to talk to someone you met not even an hour ago, only to find that he's a puppet now. i'd run for the hills.
Love your content this is so good
Thank you very much!
I love nice comments like yours!
Excellent video, just as good as the first
Thanks!
I'm glad you're enjoying it!
Cool review bro
*insert George C Scott screaming, "Turn it off!"*
one of the scooby channels thank you for this
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I searched up Uncle Stuart and as far I know Google confirms that he is in fact a Wetherby and thus was just impatiently trying to fight the rest of the family for his claim on the estate and family fortune. I hope that helps..
You can't always trust Google.
I've found plenty of mistakes on the official Scooby fansite, often contradicted by what's actually shown in the episode.
In Stuart's case, I carefully listened to all the dialogue and there was nothing that definitely established what his last name was. And even that could be tricky because occasionally a Scooby episode will be released with additional or deleted scenes and my version may not have been the definitive one!
I suppose it'd be different if Hanna-Barbera released an official episode bible that firmly established the relationships of everyone featured.
I hope once Season 1 is done, you move on to Season 2.
I'm currently filming and editing Part 3 and it's been... well, a bit of a nightmare, actually, with equipment issues. However, once this one is done, it's probably a given I'll at least hit Season 2.
Can't really ignore what's in 'Mystery Mask Mix-Up' after all...
Id like to point out for carl the stunt ape man he WAS a LEAD IN THE MOVIE he was literally THE VILLAIN
But in those days, those inside the suit were never given credit, or if they were, it was in the stunts.
Granted, you'd get someone like Boris Karloff as Frankenstein and the posters would play up the name, but even for him in the first film, his official onscreen credit was literally a question mark.
Even these days, the actors performing a movie monster are often given little credit. People know NOW that Kane Hodder was Jason in a lot of the 'Friday the 13th' films, but few in the audience knew that at the time.
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Design:
4: Bluestone, Harry
3: The Cutlers, Pietro
2.5: Mr. Wickles, Hank, Uncle Stuart, Sarah Jenkins
2: Big Bob Oakley
1: Buck Masters, Carl
Outfit:
5: Captain Cutler's Ghost
4.5: The Ghost Clown
3.5: The Miner 49er, Charlie the Robot, the Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts
3: Elias Kingston/Aged Uncle Stuart
2: The Black Knight
1: The Phantom, the Indian Witch Doctor, the Ape Man, the Puppetmaster
Operation:
5: The Cutlers
4: Harry
3.5: Pietro
3: Mr. Jenkins
2: Mr. Wickles, Bluestone, Buck Masters
1.5: Hank, Uncle Stuart
1: Carl, Big Bob Oakley
DOO:
4.3: Captain Cutler's Ghost
4.2: The Ghost Clown
3: Charlie the Robot
2.5: The Miner 49er, the Puppetmaster
2.3: The Phantom, Elias Kingston
2.2: The Black Knight, the Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts
1.3: The Indian Witch Doctor
1: The Ape Man
Great video man, keep doing them and do the other shows
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I'm working on Part Three for Season One now. I do hope to hit the other shows eventually.
After the Breaking Bad reference I had to like AND subscribe
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I think this video may have been sabatoged.
Sabatoged? Where How.?
You don't notice the oddity of Daphnies costume change, but as you grow you wonder what Harry was doing.
Never mind Big Bob Oakley whoever packed and unpacked that tapastry for shipment from Translyvania feels really stupid after learning whats in it.
All I know is if I was a furniture packer and learned I'd let an undiscovered fortune slip through my fingers, that'd be years of therapy right there.
It'd be like missing the lottery by one number, or worse, forgetting you had the winning ticket until the day after the deadline to claim it.
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Speaking of Velma being 15, it baffles me that Shaggy is both the oldest and the tallest member of the gang. Velma being the sarcastic smartie-pants of the team despite being the youngest and smallest already gets me, but we’re expected to believe that Shaggy was the oldest one eligible enough for enlistment in the army during the Vietnam War era? I mean, I know that sometimes older people being stupid compared to younger people is a common thing these days or even every other day, but this is ridiculous. Of course, considering how lazy and cowardly he is, it’s really no surprise why the oldest member of the gang can’t be bothered to hold a leadership position. He’s just living his best life on the road with everyone else being a high school student while he’s on the verge of graduating and enlisting in the army..
Shouldn't have Sarah Jenkins been the human judged for the Charlie segment (especially the operation) and not her brother, since she's the one who sabotaged (sabotage? how? when?) the robot in the first place?
This was indeed a difficult episode to assign culpability.
I can see the argument for her being considered the villain, but I feel she was more or less just a third party meddler.
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36:46: Look, it’s Hotel Transylvania’s Dracula, “Bleh, Bleh Bleh!”
The Cloisters in NYC were moved from Europe they were " acquired before 1913" and then moved to NY that is he best info I could dig up. B but it proved large structures could be moved brick by brick.
Oh, I never argued that castles COULDN'T be transported to the U.S. They absolutely have over the years, but the process is ridiculously time-consuming and expensive!
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34:26: As both a Scooby-Doo fan and a Castlevania fan, I say Castlevania has one of the best character designs of Count Dracula, with his Symphony of the Night depiction (which is used to make a 3D model for Smash Ultimate) being the best design when compared to the book’s description of Dracula… granted, it’s mostly described by his face, but still, Castlevania’s most famous depiction of Dracula would make for a good representation for the book.
21:07-that puppet must’ve been remote controlled. (Same with the witch) For the clues closet scene, who’s making the phantom levitate?
21:42-According to the wiki, there may’ve been another door in the tunnel and the gang must not’ve seen it. Also, his life-sized puppet was pretty cunning of him to do.
You have to be careful of the fansite wiki. I use it as a quick reference, but I've found quite a few errors or dubious assumptions there.
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@@JoeGoesOver well, these seem to be the most logical assumptions
Great analysis, but doesn't Sarah Jenkins deserve credit for the robot rampage? Mr. Jenkins was a neglectful inventor but he didn't intend Charlie to go nuts and helped the gang when he realized what happened. Sarah's the one who hotwired the robot to act all spooky to teach her bro a lesson. Oddly a relevant episode in the era of AI infiltrating the art world.
I did actually consider treating Sarah as the "villain" for that episode but eventually decided against it. I felt she was just trying to shut down Charlie and didn't want or expect the robot to go haywire.
My employer recently purchased a subscription to an AI generator the other day and, while I still absolutely have all the misgivings in the world about the tech, on a lark I had it generate a Scooby script where they meet Jason Voorhees and it was surprisingly effective.
I mean, the story had no SOUL, of course, because that always needs a human involved, but I could see it fooling the casual reader.
@@JoeGoesOver It would probably fool anyone stupid enough to be obsessed with “Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated”, but for someone like me who despises the show with a burning passion (aside from the Nightfright episode for not having the cringe seinen formula), it would not attract me at all. The only way to convince me that an AI did a perfect Scooby script is if it was adapting either “Scream” (with the classic Scooby gang) or the parody “Scary Movie 1” (with the Theatrical Live-Action Scooby gang).
@@JoeGoesOverwhile it would have made the most sense that Sarah was just trying to shut down charlie i am not 100% sure that's the case. If it is, why does she cut the cable of the magnet when they try to catch him? If she wanted the robot out of commision, that was the perfect opportunity, instead she cut the cable wich would have allowed it tu run rampant once again hadn't it fried it's circuits
I think the Charlie robot was designed after zuck cause honestly if you asked an ai to make a robot of zuck with limited parameters this is what you’d get. Definitely get the impression you’re not pro musk though that is fairly easy cause he’s so arrogant. Good point on how likely gassy the gluttons of the group probably are especially with hippie vegan kombucha and pot smoke. The costume change definitely opens up a lose lose door since even if he didn’t peek or do anything sick it’s still plausible-possible he did. BBO I would say gets at least a 2.5-3 because his search was actually possible to have existed where we never see Vasquez’s loot to know if it was a box or not. 4 separate characters including different voices for gypsy and Dracula and different gaits for Frankenstein and wolfman(stiff vs very fluid) is 5/5 for me.
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Maybe peitro did have an acomplace but at the end he found out that Pietro wasn’t gonna pay him so he bailed and said “you shove this stuff” and ran off leaving pietro with the gang
Oh yeah. Better pay your employees, or they’ll leave you behind to take the fall for this. I’m outta here, they say..
😂
Moral of the story, next time you make a robot to run an amusement park and entertain children, use a bear. No way those are ever scary.
That can only work if they're smarter than the average bear.
I wonder if Hanna-Barbera ever thought to go that route?
Don’t forget Uncle Stuart had a trained bulldog that chased the gang because it was ordered to. We never see that critter again. I must ask, what happened to the bulldog? There’s no indication that it belongs to anyone. All we’re told is that it’s a guard dog, yet it’s never mentioned again. We know that Uncle Stuart must’ve trained it because all Stuart had to do was point a finger at Scooby and it already knew to chase after him. Was the bulldog a stray dog Uncle Stuart trained for this one scheme? If so, big mistake. Who’s gonna feed that lonely creature now that it’s master has gone to prison?
That's the thing... Most of the time, it's _NOT_ a Ghost, insomuch as just another _"Madoff in a Monster Suit!"_ 👻
I would like to argue a case for Carl the Stuntman to not be the dumbest villain, just second dumbest in the series.
I present Rutie Banez the San Franpsycho from What's New Scooby-Doo. She was a judge at some skateboard competetion, and was assaulting competitors including a female competitor because she believed that she wasnt allowed to compete because she's female.
When in reality she ddnt qualify hecause she was bad at skateboarding.
That does indeed sound like it would rate a very low ranking, so with luck if and when I eventually reach the 'What's New?' era, we'll see if she topples Carl!
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@@JoeGoesOver no problem. I love Whats New, but some of the villains are not as bright, as they appear to be with their actions
Let’s goo about to start the video!!
I read that in the voice of Bender from 'Futurama'.
Why did you use Pietro's face as the image for his section instead of his puppet master costume?
You know what? I have NO idea.
That was weird as hell of me.
Hah! I never even noticed until you pointed it out!
Chalk it up to either old age or no thyroid, I suppose.
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“If that deformed skeleton is one of your ancestors, you might wanna make an appointment with a geneticist before having kids”
Joe my man, you have no idea. My mother has incredibly bad circulation on her legs and she’s 45 years old. Apparently it’s hereditary on her family’s side, so she is constantly wearing specialized stockings that help with her bad legs. She even tells me that my father’s genes are the reason I have very good legs, so my legs are very strong and healthy. I probably would love to see a geneticist anyway to determine how healthy I am based on my compulsory eating habits and compulsive walking around on tippy toes..
Genetics often makes monkeys of us all.
Both literally and figuratively!
I heard somewhere that Shaggy and Velma were orginally meant to be brother and sister. And some of the orginal idea was carried over.
Though I hadn't heard that myself, it wouldn't surprise me.
It's amazing how much a character can change from concept to final draft.
Hell, at one point, Tolkien had Aragorn be a hobbit with wooden feet!
The US military would be beating down his door they would most definitely have a use for Charlie. The Vietnam War notwithstanding.
Man, I thought *I* got dark in some of my Scooby analyses.
There's no way Fred and Shaggy could have avoided the draft, huh?
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You know, the 1 question I've always had is why does Big Bob Oakley's fortune teller disguise have red eyes?
Probably got some greasepaint in them from all the quick changes he was doing.
My eyes turn red if I stay up too late because I've got greasy skin and it just gets in my eyes by the end of the day.
I can't imagine what chemicals would do to them!
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"Foul Play in Funland" is probably the weakest one of season 1 episodes.
I agree. (Circle gets the square.)
You can say that despite 'Never Ape an Ape Man' being one of the contenders?
@@JoeGoesOver No one went to jail in "Funland". At least Carl did in "Ape Man".
I think mr jankins allowed all that food to be eaten to see chariles linits
Frankenstein is my favorite Scooby-Doo villain.
1. The ghost of elias kingston should laugh before he says ah good and also while he was smiling and getting ready to punch and instead of him still whining about his hand, he should be laughing
2. The vampire should laugh before he turns into a bat the second time and he should laugh while he was chasing fred and the girls
3. The fortune teller should laugh while running away
Vincent Price would have made a good uncle Stewart in the live-action episode
Vincent Price would have made a good anything in any episode!
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Really, why didn't Mr. Jenkins just tell the gang what was going on when they came to tell him and Sarah about what they saw? If he had come clean about how he was performing tests on a robot he built to run the whole park and asked them to leave so he could continue the tests, the gang probably would've obliged because at that point the mystery would be solved. Instead he pretends not to know what they're talking about and thus the situation gets more dangerous than it needs to be.
Though TBH, I personally would've treated Sarah as the culprit for that section instead of Mr. Jenkins, she was the one who was more directly responsible for the problems that arose throughout the episode because she sabotaged Charlie.
It's not something you would pick up on as a child, but grownups have a fear of lawsuits, so perhaps Mr. Jenkins was keeping mum to avoid having to show up in court over damages to tent roofs and walls?
I’m assuming you’re alluding to pennywise being inspired by the ghost clown?
I'm not sure? It's been a while since I uploaded this one and my brain isn't exactly equipped with photographic memory.
Unfortunately.
Having said that, from what I could find, ghost clowns in pop culture just weren't a thing until recent history, with Harry the Hypnotist being a bit of a trendsetter!
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I keep watching these videos because I love the original Scooby Doo series. With Carl the Stuntman, I do believe he's the dumbest Scooby Villain, but I have to ask. How would the gang know the hamburger on the floor wasn't from Carl before he faked his kidnapping? I would think the logical conclusion was that was where Carl was grabbed before he could finish the hamburger. I'm open to being wrong, but I think the gang might have come to the wrong conclusion there by that clue.
You make an excellent point, but for what it's worth, the burger was still on its plate.
You'd think if Carl had been "abducted", it wouldn't have fallen so carefully.
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@@JoeGoesOver, oh yeah, the hamburger would’ve fallen off and splattered around like a broken glass ball. And such a shame too, that was a fine meal wasted so easily. My family has a thing of valuing food so much that even if someone doesn’t finish eating it, we either put it away as leftovers to eat later or we throw it away with heavy hearts if it’s too damaged for safe consumption. I may be like Shaggy and Scooby, but my excuse is how my mother raised me to not waste food, so if I’m not hungry or just don’t like the food, I just give it away to anyone who wants it. Can’t waste food you know. Carl really wasted that burger, could’ve just put it away or given it to some hapless glutton like Shaggy and Scooby to consume..
33:54-33:59 speaking of perpetuating cultural stereotypes, did you know that a lot of the Dracula and Nosferatu mythos seem to have a lot of similarities with anti-Semantic stereotypes? Hell, there’s even that with some of our favorite Disney villains like Captain Hook and Mother Gothel respectively, except Gothel was accused of anti-Semitic inspiration when her actual inspiration was Cher herself. It’s such a shame really, cause one of my favorite shows is The Nanny, and while I’m not Jewish myself, the amount of Jewish representation in The Nanny especially since Fran Drescher herself is Jewish apparently really helps to increase my IQ on cultural representation. If only there was more Romani/Roma representation aside from our boy Nightwing and Esmeralda..
Sadly, true.
Folklore isn't as folksy when you learn about how much of it came about.
will you ever review the home to video scooby movies like alien invaders or cyber chase
I would love to do some videos on those two, but only if I find a good angle like I feel I did with my 'Zombie Island' and 'Witch's Ghost' uploads.
After all, I consider those four late-1990s DTV releases the Scooby renaissance, because they ushered in a brand new era of smart Scooby-Doo films and series. I don't think we'd have gotten the James Gunn films or 'What's New' or 'Mystery Inc' without them.
The 1980s, however, was a dark time for the Scooby Gang. The less said about the Red Shirt Shaggy era the better.
You forgot to mention that Carl The Stuntman got his own butt kicked by Scooby. Scooby is established as the cowardly dog, as he runs away from every monster he encounters. The only monsters he never ran away from as far as I know are Carl, the Puppet-master, and that time in the Batman crossover episode when Joker and Penguin disguised themselves as skeletons only to be chased away by Scooby himself because “delicious looking bones”. It’s not like Scooby doesn’t know how to be brave. We see with the Puppetmaster and our aforementioned Joker/Penguin duo that he is able to take initiative to chase after the monster without prompting, but here’s the thing. The Joker and Penguin duo made the mistake of dressing up in a lame costume that for some reason was appealing enough to Scooby to want to eat despite Scooby Doo having been scared by similar types of monsters (I’d point out that Joker and Penguin are worse than the monsters Mystery Inc have faced before in general knowing their horrific reputation, but that’s not relevant to the time period the Scooby/Batman crossover came out in, so not gonna comment on it). And with the Puppetmaster, the dude was running away, so Scooby had the excuse of trying to detain a criminal, like the good dog he is. Carl is like Joker and Penguin, stupid enough to get bamboozled, but at least the latter two had the excuse of not considering that Scooby would instead find their costumes appetizing (ignore the innuendo behind that joke, modern times are not a place for judgement of old times). Carl has no such excuse for how pathetically easy he was to beat, especially by a dog who’s known for his cowardice..
I did a whole video pointing out just how awful Carl the Stuntman was!
F****** Carl the Stuntman.
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@@JoeGoesOver, I know, I saw a few times already, it’s my favorite video of all time now and I only just saw it a few days ago. I gotta thank you for bringing back my passion for Scooby Doo, and by doing it in the most informative yet entertaining way possible with your ranking videos. You gave me a new perspective on the villains I hadn’t thought of before, and now I can see the most ridiculous ways they have come out now..
@@JoeGoesOverI’m going to check out that episode as that episode gives me a massive headache watching it.
In the apeman you didn't mention anything about the stars name. Candy Mint, she must have been in adult movies before Scooby because that is a porno name if I ever heard one. Charlie the robot predated pizza restaurants like Chuck-E-Cheese and now I'm kind of envisioning Charlie in the movie five nights at Freddy's. Charlie wouldn't have had enough internal memory back then. Also we never really know what Charlie's intentions were because he never actually caught any of the gang so we don't know what he would have done had he caught one. Was Charlie going to be a security robot is that why the sister has so much of an issue... Backstage rage was probably the one that scared me the most basically about that tunnel because I knew if he caught them he would definitely have been up to no good he has that look that Donald Trump mugshot look , as far as Pietro getting out of the tunnel before the kids he knew that theater inside out that may have been inside door that the kids would have missed or a ladder that they may have missed since it was totally dark Pietro would have known where it was Ghost clown😂episode I can actually remember.on Saturday afternoon talkin about the episode with my friends I must have been in the 3rd grade. we agreed that shaggy Scooby and Daphne we're only hypnotized because they have the weakest mental capabilities of the group. In the universal monsters they never actually call them by they never use the word vampire Frankenstein monster Dracula or werewolf in the entire episodet and the castle being taken so by Stone is just a lie to get touirst in ...........Baby boomers rule
I did a video a year or two earlier all about Carl the Stuntman, and believe me I said something about Candy in that one! I didn't want to refresh that video in this one.
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Growing up a child is thinking the villains’ plans failed because they were caught by the ‘meddling kids’
Growing up an adult is realizing the villains’ plans actually failed because they were poorly planned and stupidly elaborate
What an ironic way to start your journey..
Adulthood ruins so much, doesn't it?
I think it was probably the worst mistake I ever made.
Okay, SECOND worst mistake.
@@JoeGoesOver, it doesn’t ruin it for me. If anything, it makes my journey to adulthood that much more enjoyable. After all, if you can emotionally endure the hardships of being left behind by a terrible stepfather, you can endure anything. I’m a strong believer that moving forward is better than staying behind, cause you never know, whatever you endeavor to learn about could be accomplished. I’m really good at adapting to situations no matter how much I doubt myself. Though to be fair, I was already kinda used to doing things without him, so maybe the transition to a single mom household with 4 children was a lot smoother than I expected. We are certainly imperfect, but we are family..
Sorry to hear about the childhood. I was raised by a single mom until age 10. She did the best she could, but it wasn't easy.
Hell, I didn't have my own bed until I was eleven!
@@JoeGoesOver, thanks for your words of comfort, Joe. He reminds me a lot of Mother Gothel from Tangled-he wasn’t really bad as a father figure and was in fact a very decent father figure for many years of my life, which made his attempt at accusing my mother of abuse that much worse. Not to mention, he basically kicked me, her, and my brother out of the house so he could have custody of my younger half-siblings, his kids too, and I had to stay at a friend’s house. But the thing I will never forgive him for would be neglecting his daughter/my little half-sister’s mental health. I want to be able to care, but all I can feel is pity knowing that the day his family inevitably turns on him, he’ll have no one to blame but himself. My family is fine though, I just know it’s a matter of time before he officially gets it into his head that he’s not gonna win no matter what he does, at least I hope so. I’ll always say Tangled is my favorite Disney movie of all time just cause of how much I relate to her..😊❤
Scooby Dooby Doo
I subbed to you
we got some shows to see now
C'mon Scooby Doo,
I see you
Pretending you got no Wifi
You're not fooling me,
Just turn on your TV
Joes going to rank some villains
That was BRILLIANT! Definitely got a chuckle from me!
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