#SCOOBY DOO WHERE ARE YOU CAST MOVIE#

In “Never Ape An Ape-Man” the gang travel to meet one of Daphne’s many uncles who is conveniently a movie director. But I guess they thought it sounded better. Be warned that I may get bored with writing and go off and play outside.įor starters, I don’t know why the titular primate is called an ‘Ape-Man’ when he is quite clearly just an ape and it doesn’t even rhyme. So sit back, relax and allow yourself to be taken back to a time when people were genuinely puzzled by Scooby-Doo.Īnd remember, don’t take this seriously (I’m not), I am speaking to you through this article as an eight year-old. With Halloween approaching, I thought it suitable to cast my eye back to the crime-solving hound’s earlier adventures and determine which episode really is the scariest. Scooby-Doo scared me and elated me at the same time, so I’ve seen every episode. As Miranda Hart once put it, “it’s one of those, I don’t want to look but just can’t stop looking things.” But, like the pepperpots of Doctor Who, I watched the television with one eye open. I’m too young to remember the Daleks in their ’60s heyday when they drove audiences out of the room with their immortal cry of “exterminate” and so the program that sent me quivering with fear was Scooby-Doo. I tried to calm my mail-horror nerves by downing bagfuls of Scooby Snacks – but to no avail – I simply have no taste for horror films, for gore, for gratuitous violence.Īnd that’s why, when I was a small child, I would cower behind the sofa when the Scooby-Doo theme played. I averted my eyes and whispered “jeepers” when Skinner impaled his chin in Hot Fuzz. I cried “zoinks!” and jumped into Shaggy’s arms watching Shaun of the Dead.

Scooby doo where are you cast