Scoobynatural

Scoobynatural
Premiere date	March 18, 2018
Run time	42:22
Starring	Jared Palecki Jensen Ackles Misha Collins Michael Giradin Peter New Kegan Frith Frank Welker Grey Griffin Matthew Lillard Kate Miccuci Dee Bradley Baker Eric Bauza Stephen Stanton Fred Tatasciore
Music composed by	Jay Gruska Christopher Lennertz
Writer(s)	Jim Krieg Jeremy Adams
Director(s)	Robert Singer
Animation director(s)	Spike Brandt
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"Scoobynatural", also known as "ScoobyNatural", is the sixteenth episode of Supernatural season thirteen. It aired on November 29, 2018 on The CW. It was written by Jim Krieg and Jeremy Adams, directed by Robert Singer, and voice directed by .

Worlds collide when real ghost hunters, Dean and Sam, join forces with fake ghost hunters, Mystery Incorporated.

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Dean Winchester	Jensen Ackles
Sam Winchester	Jared Palecki
Alan	Michael Giradin
Jay	Peter New
Trickster
Daphne Blake	Grey Griffin
Fred Jones	Frank Welker
Velma Dinkley	Kate Miccuci
Shaggy Rogers	Matthew Lillard
Scooby-Doo	Frank Welker
John Winchester
Colonel Beauregard	Fred Tatasciore
Castiel	Misha Collins
Cosgood Creeps	Stephen Stanton
Cousin Simple	Eric Bauza
Nephew Norble	N/A
Cousin Maldahyde	N/A
Cousin Slicker	N/A
Phantom/Ghost kid	Fred Tatasciore (phantom) Dee Bradley Baker (phantom) Kegan Frith (ghost kid)
Scrappy-Doo	N/A
Count Dracula
Zeke
Zeb Perkins
Old Iron Face
Black Knight
Mamba Wamba
Space Kook
Ghost Clown
Miner 49er
Ghost kid's father

Organizations

• Men of Letters
• Mystery Incorporated

Locations

• Earth
  • United States
    • Kansas
      • Pawn shop
      • Men of Letters bunker
  • Malt Shop
  • Sanders residence
  • Middle East (indirectly mentioned)
    • Syria (mentioned)
• The Moon
• Heaven (mentioned)
• Hell (mentioned)

Objects

• Haunted pocket knife

Vehicles

• Baby
• The Mystery Machine

Music

The music was composed by Jay Gruska and Christopher Lennertz.

Songs

• "Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo" (instrumental)
• "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!" - Larry Markes

Crew credits

• Co-producers: Craig Matheson, Jerry Waneck, Serge Ladouceur, Steve Yockey, Pablito C. Tancinco
• Producer: Meredith Glynn
• Animation director: Spike Brandt
• Co-executive producers: Robert Berens, Jim Michaels
• Executive consultants: Eric Kripke, McG
• Executive producer: Jeremy Carver, Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming, Phil Sgriccia, Robert Singer, Andrew Dabb
• Created by: Erick Kripke
• Associate producer: Shawn Wagoner
• Executive story editor: Davy Perez
• Director of photography: Serge Ladouceur
• Production designer: Robert Leader
• Editor: Donald L. Koch
• Animation editors: Dave Courter, Kyle Stafford
• Production manager: Craig Matheson
• First assistant director: Robert Crippen
• Second assistant director: Roger S. Russell
• Casting directors: Robert J Ulrich, Eric Dawson, Carol Kritzer, Alex Newman
• Canadian casting directors: Coreen Mayrs, Heike Brandstatter
• Original casting directors: Patrick J. Rush
• Costumer designer: Kerry Weinrauch
• Set decorator: George Neuman
• Property master: Karolina M. Grant
• Assistant editor: Bruce E. Gorman
• Post production supervisor: Hilary Brinkman
• Script supervisor: Natasha Young
• Production coordinator: Jason Fischer
• Production accountant: Leanne J. Orchard
• Location manager: Scott Harper
• Key make-up artist: Trisha Porter
• Key hair stylist: Jennifer Manton
• Gaffer: Chris Cochrane
• Best boy electric: Tyler Field
• Dolly grip - "A" Camera: Dave Riopel
• Background designer: Ted Blackman, Eric Clark, Fedja Jovanovic, Madison Sandell, Timothy Szabo, Cameron Thompson
• Lead background painter: Jesse Silver
• Storyboard artists: Tom Connor, Brandon McKinney, Phillip Norwood, Larry Scholl, Adam Van Wyk
• Stunt coordinator: Rob Hayter
• Special effects supervisor: Randy Shymkiw
• Special make-up effects coordinator: Ben Carruth
• Sound mixer: Donald Painchaud
• Re-recording mixers: Dennis Kirk, Todd Orr, Josh Eckberg
• Supervising sound editors: Michael E. Lawshé, Otis Van Osten
• Music editor: Dino Moriana
• Music supervisor: Alexandra Patsavas
• Visual effects supervisor: Mark Meloche
• Visual effects producer: Grant Lindsay
• Animation production company: Warner Bros. Animation
• Production company: Kripke Enterprises

Release

Dates are in order of release:

• United States: March 29, 2018 on The CW

Behind the scenes

• Dean having a prior history with watching Scooby-Doo is proven true when he watched it in "The Rising Son," the second episode of the same season.
• The cause of Colonel Sanders's death wasn't originally mentioned, but in this new version, we find out it was cancer, which Fred (and presumably by extension the rest of the gang) apparently already knew, but didn't say because Scooby-Doo is for kids, and kids have never had to deal with cancer in their lives.
• Dean compares the attacking stuffed dinosaur to the preschool character Barney.
• Dean tells Sam to "Be like Elsa -- let it go," in reference to the character's song "Let It Go" in the 2013 movie Frozen.
• Daphne says "Jeepers" twice.
• Velma says "Jinkies" three times.
• Shaggy says "Zoinks" once.
• Scooby says "Ruh-roh" once.
• Sam compares Scooby to Marmaduke, which was actually a legal concern of Hanna-Barbera when originally creating the character in 1969.
• Dean refers to the last time he and Sam were sucked into a TV, which happened in "Changing Channels."
• Shaggy jumped out of a biplane in the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode "What a Night for a Knight."
• In his existential crisis, Fred mentions how he could've been searching for Dracula, which he and the gang did face (albeit Big Bob Oakley in disguise) in the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts."
• In Dean's pep talk, he refers back to the cases in the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episodes "Which Witch is Which?," "What a Night for a Knight," "Spooky Space Kook," "Bedlam in the Big Top," "Mine Your Business," and The Scooby-Doo Show episodes "The Creepy Case of Old Iron Face" and "Mamba Wamba and the Voodoo Hoodoo."

Errors

• The presentation of "A Night of Fright is No Delight" doesn't match perfectly to the way it played out originally, and that's even without taking into consideration the *ahem* supernatural effect it had on the gang as time went on. For example, the Colonel's mansion was out at sea in the original episode, while the Mystery Machine and Baby drive to it on the mainland.
• Dean has two separate ethics in that one side of him says that the gang is innocent, pure, and good, and their fabric of reality mustn't be tarnished, but then he oogles her, flirts with her, and ultimately, well, wants to take Daphne's virginity. Tell me this wasn't his agenda.
• In Dean's pep talk he mentions the Old Iron Face and Mamba Wamba cases, which technically hadn't happened at that point.

Everlasting influence

• Dean said "Jinkies," in the next episode, "The Thing."
• The one-off gig eventually led Jeremy Adams to join the Supernatural staff as a story editor and writer a couple of years later in its hundred and fiftieth fifteenth and last season.

In other languages

Language	Name	Meaning

Home availability

• In the United States:
  • September 4, 2018: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: The Complete Thirteenth Season on DVD.
  • September 4, 2018: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: The Complete Thirteenth Season on Blu-ray Disc.
  • May 25, 2021: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: The Complete Series on DVD.
  • May 25, 2021: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: The Complete Series on Blu-ray Disc.
• In the United Kingdom & Ireland:
  • October 1, 2018: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: The Complete Thirteenth Season on DVD.
  • October 1, 2018: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: The Complete Thirteenth Season on Blu-ray Disc.
  • October 1, 2018: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: Seasons 1-13 on DVD.
  • October 1, 2018: Warner Home Video releases Supernatural: Seasons 1-13 on Blu-ray Disc.