They did make a reference by having smoke coming out of the van while Shaggy and Scooby were in there. They were actually just cooking burgers but we know what they meant.

@@callmeak21 lol even as a kid I took it as they got high, then wanted burgers which made more smoke 😂

"I'm Mary Jane!" "Like, that is my favorite name!"

oh he definitely was

@@spiderbug7615 OHH OMFG I JUST REALIZED THAT

That line was actually from the second one. Scooby Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed. I’d love to see an analysis on that one because I think it was more memorable and better written than the one talked about in this video. 🙌

I absolutely get this. I had fallen into the trap of I'm not like other girls. I was bullied a lot by other girls, and I guess I didn't want to be put in the same boat as them. Legitimately, that line really started a healthy change in me. It seems so silly. But it stuck with me.

Same. The "I'm not like other girls" shit had a vice grip on me and that one single line made me go "...Huh. That's... actually pretty cool" then proceeded to be the first step to me getting comfortable in my own femininity

Im not kidding when I say that Daphnes line of « I enjoy being a girl » made me reaslise I was trans

The way she effortlessly beat a guy up wearing lavender platform boots will never not be iconic

I can't even watch once upon a time UX the costumes are really cheap looking most of the time

when your watching a remake and it looks like a bad porn you know they didn't spend much time on the costumes lmao

* cough cough * Aladdin

yess and i’d like to add on how *accurate* each person looks to their cartoon counterpart. I think adaptions will always have a huge visual appeal it needs to carry out, and having characters look believable is crucial too

They really reminds me of What's New Scooby Doo, and it works so well.

I reentacted exactly that during those play times youd have where youd just pretend to be doing things as a group- we weren't even reenacting the movie together i was just a dweeb n did it. I don't know why that memory is still with me but it is lol

I did not think the Scooby Doo Live Action movie would end up on my list of "this is feminism and female empowerment done right" but here we are

I love movies that do this. For example, in Jurassic World people gave that movie a ton of crap because Claire was running from a dinosaur in high heels. The actress has said multiple times that it felt *strong* to keep the heels on. She didn’t have to erase her femininity in order to be a badass. Those are the female characters I love the most.

Beyond that she was *not* supposed to have good shoes, she is an office worker, and if she wears heels all day, she will probably not have a way to change her shoes. Also, having had to run in high heels, it is doable, just not necessarily the most comfortable way to run.

Yes I agree unlike marvel who likes to hit you over the head with it. “Oh there super heroes let’s have a all female fight against the baddie in endgame.” Lol

This and the second one both did it right.

@@maxxhanneman9848 I feel like the second was more a cash grab than anything (seriously why else is Seth Myers in it?) But it did try harder than a lot of live action adaptations and pulled it off. But more like the gang grown up. (The age old "men are clueless and women will crucify them" joke.) Also, Fred comes off as an even bigger douche canoe than in the first one (which remembering when we first see him and again after the split, yeah, checks out) Edited to add: just remembered the line he gave to velma at the castle. *Rubs my temples*

This is one of the reasons I love this movie and despise the 2010 mystery incorporated. It took itself too seriously and the comedy and lighthearted fun from earlier iterations just wasn't there. The writing is more similar to Riverdale than it is to the series it was based on.

@@spookkook stop with the dark and gloomy riverdale like adaptations 😭

@@juli8288sorry I just really don't like the writing and drama of mystery inc

Ditto, show’s how just because you appear girly doesn’t mean you’re just a damsel in distress!

Your right about the caaars¡¡

I thought Fred got a ride with the news girl that kissed him probably insinuating he had a one night stand with her after the break up. Fred’s too “cool” to drive after a break up in this franchise.

Never noticed that think I need to rewatch the movie

agreed. seeing a fashionista, trendy female play the muscle role in the group was very refreshing especially considering its time.

100%

@Kate i totally agree!! if i might add, Lillard’s chemistry with the air/puppet stand in alone is phenomenal and extremely impressive

@@zoltar__speaks it's honestly so good that you could be mistaken for believing he'd already seen the final cut or something... *Shaggy:* Like, Zoinks! Who told you about that, man?

The other 3 were fantastic too! Even in the cartoon tho Shaggy always stands out with his goofy way of speaking, having the titular dog as his best friend, and being the comic relief. It would have been much more concerning if the other 3 had stood out more than Shaggy. His casting was perfect but so were all the rest. I didn’t know how solid an actor Linda Cardelini was until years later because she became the definitive Velma for me.

I'm so glad he took over the voice roll for Shaggy!

And I'll back that claim up because it's a fact

me too

I will back you up as well

I will too 🎉

😂

Cast reunion. More like fred and daphine just have to go to the opposite side of the house. 😂

the actors of fred and daphine are married so maybe!!!

Sadly, Shaggy's actor died, rest in peace Mathew Lilliard

@@sylvesterthekiibokinnie1637 Matthew hasnt died?? The original voice actor did

Words to live by 😌

Eloquent AF

He has such a way with words

14:56 😭

I'd die for a sequel live action showing how shaggy got scoob & developed the mystery gang

@@christinachristina9311already happened, slightly unexpected.

I did say he retired, not quit 😅

Yeah, I was laughing too when she referred to Kasem as "the other guy" but Matthew Lillard is amazing. BTW some drama: they actually replaced him in the latest update of the show and he found out via twitter :(

You mean when they recasted the gang in Scoob right?

@@purplehaze2250 THEY REPLACED MATTHEW FRIGGIN LILLARD?????

@@purplehaze2250 What?! How can they do this?! This is outrageous, it's unfair...

My brain exploded when I realised it was Linda Cardellini

she definitly made me question my homosexuality at the time xD

She's also playing Clint Barton / Hawkeye's wife in MCU

@@margarethmichelina5146 that's velma??

@@jam5369 yes

She was talking about the show, not the movie

best part is that SMG and Freddie Prince Jr. ended up getting married.

@@LiveyOmarandmiaherrera Coincidence? I think N O T !

💯🤣🤣

I always assumed it was a dude in a greensuit he was talking to

Can that include the 2004 sequel Monsters Unleashed?

@@seanhorace925 no that movie is an abomination and should be forgotten

@@denverhoo7565 not really it is more closer to the cartoon

💯🥰

yes!! love sarah mg

@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow No... it isn't. Nor is it okay for men to not be masculine. Not only is it the complete opposite of what Nature intended, it just plain looks wrong and cringe/creepy if the two sexes play against type.

@@filthycasual8187 no

@@filthycasual8187 absolutely not, there is nothing wrong with not conforming to gender roles

@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow It is, but it gets old pretty fast when 90% of the strong women characters nowadays aren't feminine

He really did! He IS Shaggy in my mind lol

He did so well that in he later became the voice of Shaggy in some of the animated shows and movies.

I think Matthew revealed he literally screamed for hours, intentionally "destroying", per se, his voice so he could sound more like Shaggy. That's commitment, lol.

You should watch it, it’s so good, especially since now is the perfect time to watch it (cuz it’s close to Halloween)

I really recommend it. I just rewatched it, and even in my 30s it still holds up. Some of the jokes I missed as a super sheltered 13-year-old had me in giggling fits

I tend to agree. Still didn't like Scrappy though hahaha but it didn't take any enjoyment away.

ME TOO

#metoo

@@Spthomas47 0:< no

@@yukiandkanamekuran I'd been being sarcastic. Sorry if that was missed.

They understood kids were their target audience and did covert adult humor. It would have been a terrible movie if they made it raunchy

Fair, though I still want to see the R-Rated Cut come out someday, considering we still have the final cut to enjoy.

Cartoon? I thought it was based on the Archie comics from back in the day.

@@decimation9780 Yes, but there was also a cartoon show called "Archie's Weird Mysteries" which deals with paranormal mysteries in Riverdale, it was actually a pretty good show.

@@lucydragneel3510 Huh, never even heard of it. When did it air?

I heard of this too! But couldn’t find a credible source for it so chalked it up to internet rumors 🤷🏽‍♀️ tho if it’s real that’s a bummer haha, he would’ve been excellent in this role!

I'm just trying to imagine Scrappy with the voice of Tim Curry

that is an awesome fact

@Will N I like buff scrappy.

Why'd they tried to give him the role of Scrappy doo, they don't sound anything alike. It probably would've made more sense to give him the role of the kidnapped owner of the island.

Which was why Lillard was hired as the voice of Shaggy for the franchise

Its a masterpiece of animated to live action

I was more shocked when I heard he did the 2 graudans of the galaxy movies lol

This movie is anything but a masterpiece.

I always found it funny that they wanted us to believe that these old ass adults to be teenagers or super young college kids.

This movie ruined a central core point of the original cartoon: The monsters were always fake. There was no supernatural powers. No ghosts. It was always a scam. Scobby Doo taught children skepticism about the supernatural. But in these movies, there was no 'mask reveal' showing everything was fake. Instead, it was real magic. They kept the superficial similarity of the characters, but ignored the central THEME of every single episode: Magic isn't real. Supernatural isn't real. There are no ghosts, no monsters.

@@RayCromwell scooby doo zombie island released 4 years prior. was much closer to following the original cartoon, and involved actual magic and actual zombies scooby doo and the cyber chase, one year before this movie. basically magic levels of sci-fi-being-sent-into-the-game things shaggy and the reluctant werewolf, 1988 and thats just three off the top of my head. try some brief google searches before saying this movie is bad PURELY because it does something that's been done before in scooby doo. Scooby do was never about "skepticism in the supernatural", it's about a group of kids solving mysteries. regardless of if theyre real or not.

@@0MidnighttheDragon0 I grew up in the 70s watching the original Scooby-Doo,. The original series most definitely IS based on mysteries that turn out to be hoaxes. Literally, every episode ended with a real person being unmasked. In fact, even the predecessors that Scooby Doo was based on had the theme of supernatural hoaxes. The later 80s spinoffs were mostly junk with the exception of a few gems. Quoting Wikipedia: "Each of these episodes features Scooby and the four teenage members of Mystery, Inc.-Fred, Shaggy, Daphne and Velma-arriving at a location in the Mystery Machine, a van painted with psychedelic colors and flower power imagery. Encountering a purportedly supernatural monster terrorizing the local populace, such as a ghost, they decide to investigate. The kids split up to look for clues and suspects, while being chased at turns by the monster. Eventually, the kids come to realize the paranormal activity is actually an elaborate hoax, and-often with the help of a Rube Goldberg-like trap designed by Fred-they capture the creature suit-wearing villain and unmask him or her. Revealed as a flesh and blood crook who used the costume to cover up their crimes, the villain is arrested and taken to jail, often with the catchphrase "if it weren't for those pesky/meddling kids"" You're like someone trying to tell me Michael Bay's Transformer movies were good because of homages to the original and because he cast Peter Cullen. To anyone who grew up in the Transformers G1 era, they're utter trash. Or that Disney's replacement of Avengers EMH with Avengers Assemble was an improvement. This movie is "OK", but I don't like the bad CGI and plot that throws away a lot of the themes of the original just because James Gunn wasn't to "amp things up". For example, Velma and Fred were heroes to me growing up because they were logical, scientific, engineering oriented problem solvers. Fred would often design contraptions with Velma's help to trap the ghost. Replacing this with magic essentially undermines Velma and Fred's character talents in favor of slapstick. The best thing I can say about it is inspired casting. If you want to write supernatural stuff, it can be done well, look at the 80s cartoon "The Real Ghostbusters". This wasn't it. This was a comedy slapstick movie, not a 'mystery'. And as a kid, I read mystery or detective novels not because the solution was 'magic did it'

​@@RayCromwell so...what you're saying is "I'm a salty boomer who is annoyed that a show evolved with the times in order to stay releveant, keep its core characters and ideas in tact, with minor errors that really don't change too much in the long run" alright man, feel free to stay in the past and keep pretending that most scooby do fans don't consider zombie island a classic. I have to do plenty of explaining that time does in fact pass and thnigs do in fact change to boomers before, I dont feel like I gotta do it again. enjoy your life of hatred and looking for things to dislike in any little thing.

​@@0MidnighttheDragon0 And I have to do plenty of explaining to Zoomers, Millenials, and i-Gen, and what-not that Boomers are people born during the Baby Boom from 1946 to 1964, and that the generation after that was called Generation-X or Gen-X. You know, the people who built the internet, mobile phones, and the entire universe you exist in? Kanye's about my age, do you think he's a boomer? It's sad people use terms while being ignorant of the history behind them. There's a difference between 'staying in the past' and disliking bad writing. There are loads of excellent movies I like that were produced 2000-2020 , you're just offended because the majority doesn't agree with you about this film, and most people think it is extremely flawed. That's why the Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic ratings are so low. Just because remakes are new doesn't make them better. Look no further than the utter pile of trash known as Ghostbusters (2016) or you know, The Phantom Menace, Last Jedi, and Rise of Skywalker. It isn't simply people stuck on old stuff, it's that the old versions were better and the reboots were full of bad logic, bad character development, inconsistencies, etc. But you know, only Boomers prefer the Empire Strikes Back over The Last Jedi, and it's only because they can't dig Ryan Johnson's "newness"

TJB = he was trying something new and fresh TLK = they saw the success of TJB and decided the gimmick of it all was good enough for sales

What helped in remaking the Jungle Book is that along with adapting the animated movie it remembered to revisit the original book.

@@rockstarchick820 true

@@rockstarchick820 Or higher ups made him do it because they thought the gimmick was only needed to work.

Oh my god the soundtrack was epic.

It was so weird to see clips of the monsters in this video that weren't as fuzzy as the ones I watched growing up on VHS and a CRT tv. Even then it was jarring and stood out a little, but the film quality, or lack of it, helped a little

I love the Shaggy version of the Theme Song. Hell of a tune

Yeah, but they're no match for The Hex Girls or "It's Terror, Time Again!".

more like sugar gay

yeah, i left my own comment about deleted scenes, but they showed her training in one of them in the time between the split and the present. And they also had the contrast of Velma being full of it with her "career taking off" when she is shown in therapy and mockingly not even remembered for being a mystery inc team member-over the top yes, but the brains usually behind the desk is usually the one only the team knows/thanks. She just happens to actually be out there, which makes it all the more insulting, while lying to freddy's face while Daphne's black belt is actually the truth.

Yeah, and they didn't give her super human strength or anything, she's doing pretty much exactly what you'd expect from someone of her approximate build could do, so she's a decent feminine badass role model that's actually attainable.

@@theapexsurvivor9538 There's also a scene that was deleted showing her training (along with velma in group therapy-flashbacks) when they all re-meet all the airport. It shows she isn't particularly great but is able to handle herself enough. I wish we could get a full, uncut-version of this film with all the great deleted scenes back in.

@@oneandonlysound3453 honestly, I'd take a Shaggy cut of both movies.

And arguably, she was never exactly "ditzy," either. A little careless and made helpless at times, but she was always a "curious cat," and didn't scare easily. She had a good idea of what was happening, but usually didn't expect to be wrapped up in it the way she did, usually being the one to accidentally spring traps. She knew something was _there_ or was just generally trying to find something "off," but she didn't know "what" until she's in it, which isn't exactly a failure. Just really bad luck. Learning to be a badass had more to do with having a way to get _out_ of traps after she sprang them, more than anything else. She, herself, as a person wasn't exactly a problem that needed changing, which is a nice departure from the usual Girl Boss Transformations, too.

When did people decide Fred was a dumbass? I watched the cartoon a lot growing up, Fred was kind of a stick in the mud but still a good guy. In the movie he's just a stupid dick

@@floydharper1216 I always saw Fred as playing the normal character. He was the calm centered one compared to the scooby gangs antics

@@somethingclever8916 right, stick in the mud probably wasn't the best choice of words, but more reserved and straightforward, not as fun. But he was a competent and smart guy, he and Velma were the only ones that actually seemed qualified to solve mysteries. Movie Fred was just a borderline creepy douche, if they didn't tell you in dialogue that it's Fred I wouldn't have guessed.

Really?! I didn't get that at all, then I haven't really seen the later shows. I watched scooby as a kid the earlier seasons. This movie is good, entertaining at best. The cast was good as well. I like the cartoon version better. I found the gang more intriging. I always wanted to know there backstory.

@@floydharper1216 given Scooby Doo's origins as a riff on stuff like the Hardy Boys, Fred is pretty much in line with that influence. Very Hardy-esque as much as Velma was a more bookish, nerdy Nancy Drew.

He did no such thing lol he never bombs but this is probably his best work gaurdians and suicide squad is meh

He wanted to eliminate Scrappy, so he created this to do so.True legend there.

@@danielorlovaquinn Suicide Squad was way better than Guardian of the Galaxy because he had all the freedom to make that movie and it shows. I love the GOTG but SS was way more enjoyable and horror is his genre so yeah.

Honestly, I can't imagine anyone else other than the cast from this movie to portray their respective characters.

he's amazing in every role he plays

Especially when he wasn't even acting against anyone. He's just using his imagination.

loving the pfp

Is... Is your pfp Gabrielle argeste as chat noir????

The people want to know!!

Is it better than zombie island?

RedRose yes imo

@@sweetprincess213 It’s a series rather than a standalone movie, but yes, it is my favorite version of the Scooby game. If you like Scooby Doo and haven’t seen Mystery Incorporated, then you should really check it out.

I love mystery inc I want the show to continue

@@somethingclever8916 samee

Did you watch the deleted scenes?! They make the movie soo much better and pg13 not R but still good

The only reason it was R was because of the cleavage, which was fixed with CGI. Otherwise it would’ve been PG-13

@@JasonZakrajsek there were full bikini scenes with velma idk how you'd fix that with cgi? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLddh9NlqdKRoZ8.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7GXabCe1Zi5mKs.html There was supposed to be a scene where velma and dafne kiss too.

If WB could do it for Snyders JLA, then why not, really :) #releasethescoobycut

If I had a nickel for every movie that had the gang split up split up, only to reunite on a legitimately haunted island years later, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t alot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?

Oh my gosh! The Grinch is another live action done right.

Jim Carey grinch is waaayy better than the new one. The new one felt soulless and lifeless

@@TheNadroj10 Pretty much all Illumination movies in a nutshell

i didnt watch scoob but watched a review and i could tell it was bad thats why i havent watched it. tbh a lot of animated movies nowadays arent good its a shame that some of the best companies that werent disney/pixar have all been bought by other companies or have just gotten bad. theyre all just fillled with cringy pop culture refrence jokes

@@lightspeedmurphy7546 well, at least illumination after they learnt how to print money. Iirc they had good stuff until they released dispicable me.

Probably because Fred and Daphne started a family.

@@jamesking7946 I think it was funding

@@jamesking7946 i mean they’re still actors so they could do it. But i’m thinking it probably wasn’t funded well or was not given the chance to be made because the second one didn’t do as well as the first? Idk tho

@@zrencos I meant as in they wanted to have kids and spend as much time as possible while they were infants.

Seriously he was way too harsh on this film.

I LOVE SCRAPPY, THE 13 GHOSTS OF SCOOBY DOO.

I didn't hate him as a kid, but I was rewatching some of the shows with Scrappy (a lot of Scooby Doo is on Tubi TV) and oh my gosh he was SO ANNOYING!!! I feel like they toned him down in later spinoffs but in the original Scooby and Scrappy series I cannot stand him

@@walklikeyoutalk1624 I only like him in that, and Ghoul School. That's it.

i watched a lot of the older cartoons including the one with him in it so he was one of my favourite characters next to scooby

He sucks

HAHAHA love that for you

Me too

Velmas boyfriend in Scooby doo 2 was also Oz in Buffy

@@heathern8043 right?!?! I’m in my mid thirties there’s no excuse they just become those characters for me at the time lol

I had the same reaction about 17 years ago

I’d rent every single scooby doo VHS from blockbuster as a kid! The alien movie was my fav

The only reason it was R was because of the cleavage, which was fixed with CGI. Otherwise it would’ve been PG-13.

@@JasonZakrajsek ohh damn I was thinking it was a script change with more adult themed jokes and scenes

@@JasonZakrajsek No, if you research it, you will find James Gunn talking on Twitter about the inappropriate jokes and kiss scene that warranted that rating.

In Zombie island and witches ghost Fraphene is a soft ship.

@@somethingclever8916 and in stage fright the shipping is so intense I had to pause it several times. Haha.

Actually, Fred and Daphne are married in real life and they were chosen to have real chemistry in the movie. I agree they should have showed more in the movie about that. Maybe it got cut because it was too inappropriate in the scenes they had planned?

I’m guessing since we all knew fred and daphne were together or were the canon ship, they didnt build it up and focused more on fred and velma’s friendship coz we would instantly know that fred and daphne are the ones who are together even without any build up. I hope what i said makes sense lol.

What you mean? Velma was never gay...

@@jesseomollo9405 she was vaguely queercoded, whether or not that was intentional was up in the air tho (or at least i’m not informed on it) reason i’m calling it “straightwashing” was she was written as gay and even filmed as gay but had to be reshot as straight for censors.

Felt all of this, really love both and Josie and them was so much better than the Archie comics imo just because wasn't so much jealousy over the protag mess going on in it.

omg i remember that show on boomerang, but they always showed it in weird hours, so i always missed it. wished they showed it more or at least showed it in proper hours because the songs were so good and it was so cool to see a girl band.

YES! I was scrolling through the comments hoping for a JatP shout out. I've never seen the cartoon but this hold up as one of the most quotable enjoyable movies of my childhood, to this day one of my semi-regular comfort watches. I hold it and the Scooby Doo movies as my top-tier cartoon adaptations.

The issue with Lion King is that is was so afraid to make even the smallest changes in the story (minus butchering Be Prepared) that it was such a shot for shot remake, it failed to have its own identity. I’m still baffled John Faverau was the director.

@@Danbo22987 yeah that’s a good point, what’s the point of watching a desaturated version of the film, if you can just watch the same plot in the original movie with better delivery and expression?

@@Danbo22987 especially after he had done jungle book really really well only a few years back. Truly baffling

They just made King Louis waaaayyy to large.

He needed to learn comic timing. Comedy is teachable. But Smiths ego is too big. And Genie was a goofball. Smith doesn't want to play parts that make him look silly. And that shows

Well they wrote the original script and songs with Williams in mind adding lots of impressions and ad libs. But they never did that for Will, why hire a man that can rap for a musical if you're not going to properly utilise that?

I liked his understated comedy in the "Aladdin" film - made me go back to the theater two more times just to watch! The ad lib scene with him and Aladdin going on about spoons and jams had me in stitches! I think he played the role perfectly as someone who has to follow in Robin Williams' shadow. Let's be honest - NO ONE was going to outshine Robin's genie. So what we got through Will Smith, in my opinion, was a highly enjoyable and pleasant version.

@@somethingclever8916 I'm not saying Will Smith delivered a good performance as Genie, but his comedic timing isn't bad in general. He's not a stand up comedian at all, but he's still a seasoned comedic actor. Men in Black and Fresh Prince are prime examples of Will Smith at his best.

@@felixvilleneuve8293 those films were made 20 years ago. Its a skill one loses

What about Scooby-Doo 2? That movie was just as good in my opinion

@@themoviecritic1092 I would rewatch it, you may have rose colored glasses on

@@CJ_squared Nope. Scooby-Doo 2 was great, I'm tired of pretending it's not

NGL original Scooby Doo cartoons do not hold up nowadays

@@blahthebiste7924 I think that's a matter of opinion. I still enjoy it. And it's what made people like the characters and franchise to begin with so it obviously has something to love.

They have been trying to relaunch scooby. There was and is an okay Daphne Velma TV movie, and now a Velma series (played by a 42 year old woman). No scooby

You must be fun at parties

@@nicholasnahmabin7657 The life of it I assure you. My rendition of the Scrappy Rap brings joy to all.

I was horrified as a kid by scrappy doo in the film. He was my favourite character to begin with. I didn't even think he would be in it. When the reveal was made, I started crying so much my parents had to take me out of the theater. 😂 I still love and hate this movie.

I loved this movie as a kid, even if some jokes went over my head lol Never cared that much for Scrappy but the acting was cartoony enough for me to sold me on the cast

Always loved scooby doo. Never knew scrappy was a thing. He was fucking annoying in the movie though so im glad he was the villain. 10/10 for kids

Jokes about velma being a lesbian is an old implication

@@somethingclever8916 Okay and?

@@shadenox8164 its a 50 year old reference.

people are really that insecure they seek validation from movies?

@@ee1yd apparently. Validation -a word that only has its current meaning for 5 years -is now a need They have discovered the importance of self confidence and believing in yourself

Casey Kasem quit because he was a vegetarian and he got fed up with Shaggy eating meat. Billy West took over the role for a while, he is one of my voice over idols!

@@lisainthestudio That's not true at all, Shaggy was canonically vegetarian even in this film (literally frying 'eggplant burgers' in the Mystery Machine) Kasem was really sick at the time Lillard took over, and sadly died in 2013, though he did do a few things as Shaggy before then

@@toxicsoup_ I'm only basing that on what Billy West had said. Click to 4 mins into the video and you'll see what I mean kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sMd4armB2s--YXk.html

Really tho, I was like B*T*H WHAT!!!!

No guilt needed :)

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Well you don't have to wait on the first thing anymore either, Mystery Incorporated has you covered.

@@shadenox8164 they never explicitly made her a lesbian.

why? This is fine as it is, don't make it something that it isnt

Velma is not lesbian, maybe bi. She had a romantic arc with Johnny Bravo.

@@ee1yd velma is gay

Agree 100% I like the movies but they don’t give me the same vibes as the cartoons at all.