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Scoob!

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Oct 26, 2026

Jordan SchmidtHOST
0:50
It's very depressing out.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
0:52
And you're joining us to do what honestly should be done on a crappy day in the middle of early fall, which is to just lay back and watch a Scooby-Doo movie.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
1:02
Yeah.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
1:03
That's all you
Mark HallamHOST
1:04
Especially with this coming out in October.
Mark HallamHOST
1:06
Yeah.
Mark HallamHOST
1:06
It's the perfect time to watch a Scooby-Doo movie.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
1:11
Yes.
WilliamHOST
0:09
And I'm her little brother, William.
KristenHOST
0:11
And this week we are talking about the live action Scooby-Doo movie, the first one, as we keep moving on through Duke-tober.
WilliamHOST
0:19
This is where we've been driving to all this time.
WilliamHOST
0:23
Yeah, yeah.
WilliamHOST
0:24
We've covered a lot of the history of Scooby-Doo.
WilliamHOST
0:26
We've looked at some of the very popular movies.
WilliamHOST
0:29
We've even watched episodes of the show.
WilliamHOST
0:32
But this is what I've always been very curious about.
David SmithHOST
2:24
well see that's the thing right is that i think that most of these studios that do these live action versions they go about it completely the wrong way they need to take a leaf out of the scooby-doo movie Now, I may be talking completely out of my ass here, right? Because don't forget as well, this movie came out in what, 2003? Like when we are the prime age, when we are, oh, it was 2002.
David SmithHOST
2:45
So we're five years old when this movie comes out.
David SmithHOST
2:47
We're the perfect age for a live action Scooby-Doo because we're probably at the time watching Scooby-Doo anyway.
Brian RogersHOST
2:53
No, no doubt.
Brian RogersHOST
2:54
We're the best generation ever.
David SmithHOST
2:55
But what I think that, the Scooby-Doo live-action movie does so well is that it's not a direct adaptation of a Scooby-Doo story.
David SmithHOST
3:05
It is a direct...
David SmithHOST
3:06
It's an adaptation of the Scooby-Doo characters and the, I suppose, the tropes and the caricatures of it all.
Ross HornbyHOST
28:05
He was in Scoob-
Alex SmithHOST
28:05
Scooby-Doo
Ross HornbyHOST
28:06
...
Ross HornbyHOST
28:06
he was Scooby-Doo.
Alex SmithHOST
28:07
Oh.
Chris TrottHOST
28:07
He was also in-
Alex SmithHOST
28:52
Just absolutely nuts.
Chris TrottHOST
28:52
It was insane, man.
Jordan GrantHOST
5:45
and two other movies.
Emily MiragliaHOST
5:47
Yes, but the other two movies, it's the Batgirl and then there was also a Scoob sequel.
Emily MiragliaHOST
5:52
Those were not...
Jordan GrantHOST
5:52
Holiday something.

14 MINS LATER

Emily MiragliaHOST
19:31
point yeah exactly
Jordan GrantHOST
19:32
yeah so forte was great too i loved he was so endearing another standout performance and this made me laugh because i was like wait a minute why am i writing this down but i had to wiley coyote i love him so funny Obviously, I'm aware that he is an animated character.
Jordan GrantHOST
19:50
But in the same way, and we were talking about this last week after we filmed our episode, the same way that in a live action Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo was not real.
Jordan GrantHOST
19:59
And you have to remember that.
BJ ColangeloHOST
17:26
Yeah, I think that that's very cute, and I like that quite a bit for her.
BJ ColangeloHOST
17:30
Um, I also love that she play... she voices, you know, young Daphne Blake in Scoob, and now she's about to be Daphne for real-
Harmony ColangeloHOST
17:37
Mm-hmm
BJ ColangeloHOST
17:37
... which I think is, like, lovely.
AJ BenzaHOST
3:03
I did a whole breakdown of the absolute Bush League bullshit going on over at Warner Brothers.
AJ BenzaHOST
3:08
I exposed the business reasons, if you could even call them that, behind these empty suits scrapping finished films like Batgirl and Scoob.
AJ BenzaHOST
3:17
I dedicated an entire episode back then to exposing James Gunn and the whole regime.
AJ BenzaHOST
3:23
I told you exactly how these corporate raiders were destroying the heart and soul of the movie industry because they're not filmmakers.
KneonHOST
9:14
They were done.
KneonHOST
9:16
I know we have a video coming tomorrow talking about the situation with Scoob, the Christmas Scooby Doo movie.
KneonHOST
9:23
Again, this is a movie that was done and it got shuttered, shut down, you know, tossed in a tossed in a lock box somewhere.
KneonHOST
9:32
And, you know, so I mean, I could totally see them just being like, you know what? You know what? We've only spent how much on this movie? Yeah, let's just not do it.
Geeky SparklesHOST
2:00
they kind of did to other people.
KneonHOST
2:02
Yeah, and we're going to talk about the schadenfreude, I guess, of the director of the Scoob movie.
KneonHOST
2:08
You guys remember that.
KneonHOST
2:08
We talked about it.

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27:47
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27:48
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KneonHOST
27:49
Anyway, the director of Scoob Holiday Haunt, which was one of those movies that got chopped, even though it was done, uh spikes pamela abdi and mike deluca after warner brothers shelved the film hurts doesn't it let's come from the rap this is funny he's just like yeah it sucks doesn't it uh so the firing of the warder brothers film chiefs mike deluca and pam abdi in the wake of the studio's acquisition by paramount skydance has been the focus of reporting the rap learned that both execs finally received calls from paramount uh ceo david ellison on friday informing each of them they would not be brought aboard the combined companies, the duo had already learned they would be dismissed from a puck report earlier in the week.
KneonHOST
28:26
So they already knew they were going to be fired from puck.
KneonHOST
9:14
They were done.
KneonHOST
9:16
I know, uh, we have a video coming tomorrow talking about the situation with, uh, Scoob, the, uh, Christmas Scooby-Doo movie that, again, this is a movie that was done, and it got shuttered, shut down.
KneonHOST
9:29
You know, tossed in a, tossed in a lockbox somewhere.
KneonHOST
9:33
And the, you know, so I, I mean, I could totally see them just being like, "You know what? You know what? We've only spent how much on this movie? Yeah, let's just not do it." Who knows? Um, Crowley, Crowley Waltz says, "Oh, geez, I thought this was a Paramount/Warner Brothers-related fuckery when I saw the headline.

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