I'm a fan of Sonic and even I really don't expect that team-up to happen .I was expecting for Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? to have an episode with Sonic the Hedgehog as a guest star, with Roger Craig Smith reprising his role.
I'm a fan of Sonic and even I really don't expect that team-up to happen .I was expecting for Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? to have an episode with Sonic the Hedgehog as a guest star, with Roger Craig Smith reprising his role.
With Urkel supposedly guess starring in one episode, I'm sure some fans would prefer Jareel White voicing him instead.I was expecting for Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? to have an episode with Sonic the Hedgehog as a guest star, with Roger Craig Smith reprising his role.
Well, he deserves a better Sonic reprisal opportunity then the Fan Film .With Urkel supposedly guess starring in one episode, I'm sure some fans would prefer Jareel White voicing him instead.
I was expecting for Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? to have an episode with Sonic the Hedgehog as a guest star, with Roger Craig Smith reprising his role.
Wow, I'm dumb. I guess it does. He's guest starring on OK KO.Why? WB doesn't own that franchise.
Wow, I'm dumb. I guess it does. He's guest starring on OK KO.
I was wondering if there was any continuity there given the shared setting.Wow, the gang has already met the guest-star BEFORE the episode started. That's different! I guess this takes place right after the Sherlock Holmes episode, since they are still in London.
Speaking of catchphrases, I'm surprised Velma didn't say "my glasses! My glasses! I can't see without my glasses!" after she lost them .I liked Ricky acknowledging Fred's new catchphrase, "Hold the phone." And as for criticizing Scooby's catchphrase just being "Scooby-dooby-doooo!" I thought Ricky would have noticed Scooby's tendency to say "Rikes!" or "Ruh-roh!" as a common exclamation.
They have been using it a lot .Geez, is virtually every episode going to use the "Scooby-Dooby-Doors" device?
LOL at Shaggy's bad luck comment after they break all those mirrors!
Ricky really seemed to enjoy lambasting all the established Scooby-Doo conventions but also couldn't stop himself from getting into it as well. He even kicked the gang out so he could do his own version of the Scooby-Doo ending .I enjoyed Ricky commenting on how the gang never flat-out says who the bad guy is after figuring things out before catching and unmasking the ghost/monster, and Shaggy saying it's not how they do things. And Fred being jealous of Ricky setting up the trap amused me as well.
I think part of it is that the show is placing more emphasis on the guest star and the gang's interaction and less on, say, developing or establishing suspects aside from the bare minimum so it's more obvious who the culprit is.I'm not surprised by the cat mummy's true identity; these Scooby-Doo mysteries have been getting much easier for me to figure out. I also enjoyed Ricky telling the crook to say the "meddling kids" line. Ricky must have heard of the gang well in advance in the show's universe before meeting them, or maybe he learned quite a bit about them when they met before this episode took place. (Like I said, it opened with the gang and Ricky already hanging out together!)
I feel like the Gang probably should have been more upfront about the minotaur probably being a guy in the mask with how gung-ho Wonder Woman was about slicing him up. This never happens with non-sword Wonder Woman .