User:MisterJames

I'm here for a simple purpose to create an encyclopedia for Hanna-Barbera in the most detailed way possible; who appears in what, behind the scenes facts of what went into making everything. I was at Scoobypedia on FANDOM, as well as other HB-themed sites, but I was never really happy there, and just tried to make the best of it (and I really did). Not only the way FANDOM handled things, but having to deal with rascally users. Some of these guys aren't cute (and I tried to talk to some of these guys and try and guide them the right way, but some of them didn't care or thought I was being bossy, etcetera, etcetera), it gets annoying from small things to bigger things, and it's tough to maintain and Scoobypedia never got the level of a community I expected, especially since I was there for 10 years. It has a wide variety of fans, fans who have made blogs and forums, but nobody of that caliber cared to come to Scoobypedia. I appreciate help, and I got some fine help over the years, but not a lot of it was long term and has been wildly inconsistent at times. I also never really got anybody who was that great with coding. The worries and stress I had over there, I really hope is not here at all.

I have been slowly telling people about the site. People do know about it, and the more it grows, the better more people to know.

German mice

• Rolf has the scratchy voice
• Rutger has the lightest voice
• Rudy has the second lightest voice

Notes

• Droopy's name is Sergeant McPoodle in Northwest Hounded Police, Droopy Poodle in The Chump Champ, Pa in Homesteader Droopy, John Pettybone in Dixieland Droopy
• Boo Boo Runs Wild caption: Boo Boo's not cancelled but his VA certainly is
• The Baby-Sitters Club (1990)
  • "Kristy and the Great Campaign": Courtney chooses a Goober and the Ghost Chasers VHS to rent
• Helstrom
  • "The One Who Got Away": Fangface board game
• The Brady Bunch
  • "Adios, Johnny Bravo" - In Nick at Nite's pop-up version, they mentioned that Johnny Bravo had 12 fan clubs. It also said that the Flintstones shared a bed, although this didn't happen at first
• Toy Story 3 - Mr. Potato Head says "meddling toys" in the way a Scooby-Doo villain would say "meddling kids."
• Samurai Jack
  • "Jack and the Gangsters": The gangsters are a parody of the Anthill Mob
  • "Aku's Fairy Tales": The wolf is a parody of Hokey Wolf
• The Golden Girls
  • "High Anxiety": Rose takes a Fred Flintstone vitamin
• Show Dogs - Max says "Ruh-roh" when losing control of the plane
• Toys of Terror: Speed Buggy and Snorky toys are possessed
• Malcolm in the Middle
  • "Malcolm Babysits": Malcolm is told he can't have a robotics kit by his mom because it is too expensive ($90). Hal also adds that robots are evil: Westworld, Terminator, that creepy maid from The Jetsons
• The Great Outdoors - When Chet gets two bears on top of his car, he says "Yogi and Boo Boo in the flesh. I wish the hell Ranger Smith would get out here and get us home."
• Gilmore Girls
  • "Run Away Little Boy": Lorelei mentions to Rory about buying Powerpuff Girls shot glasses
  • "Teach Me Tonight": Rory has a Powerpuff Girls shot glass
  • "Haunted Leg": Kellog's box with Cartoon Network characters
  • "One's Got Class and the Other One Dyes": Rory uses the same cereal box.
  • "Application Anxiety": Lorelei mentions how she and Rory stuck their heads out of carved out holes of Johnny Bravo and SpongeBob SquarePants
• The Terminator: Sarah wears a Jetsons t-shirt while getting ready for her date
• Riverdale
  • "Chapter Forty-Three: Outbreak": When Cheryl hears from Veronica that Hiram is working with Cheryl's uncle, Cheryl says it's "Shades of the Legion of Doom"
• Jeopardy!
  • Producer's Pick episode 4 (Jeffrey Schwartz Game 4): TV & Movie Common Bonds for $600 - Berta, Alice Nelson, Rosie the Robot - who are maids/maids and housekeepers
  • Champion's Run IV episode 4 (Josh Hill Game 5): Questionable Television for $400 - In the 1960s, N.Y. Police Car 54 & Scooby-Doo Were Asked This Question in Show Titles - what is "Where are you?"
• Batman: Year One: Huckleberry toy pops up. (Need to see for context.)
• Moesha
  • "The Ditch Party": Hakeem calls Moesha's family the Jetsons because her dad has the same haircut as George.
• Demolition Man: Spartan calls Dr. Cocteau "Spacely Sprockets" after he first meets him.
• Sister, Sister
  • "Out Alone": the inside of a bus advertises Captain Planet
• A Podcast Named Scooby-Doo interview with Ed Scharlach
  • 22:10 and 58:09 talks about a Jetsons reboot at HB, script was written about having a real life person as a housemaid, which was revolutionary for them, kids sad, housemaid was obnoxious and her feelings got to the Jetsons, who ended up bringing back Rosie
  • around 11:30, he says Nickeloden gave critical notes on how his mysteries for The Wild Thornberries were too Scooby-Doo
  • from 26:00, he talks about his What's New, Scooby-Doo? hiring
  • around 27:30, never had a writer's room, he jokes about hating those
  • from 28:50, he says why; from 29:50, he talks about why he was hired, the sitcom and mystery sensibilities he could bring
  • 32:34, he talks about not doing something like SCOOB!, which his friends warned him against seeing
  • From 33:00, Scharlach would learn how to keep WNSD faithful from Krieg, Doty IV, and Keenan
  • From 34:00, he talks about never having watched Scooby-Doo before WNSD, during WNSD, and after WNSD, he simply learned what he had to know from his partners on the show.
  • From 35:40, he talks about being warned against watching A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
  • From 36:16, he talks about WNSD being written to appeal to grown-ups
  • From 37:32, he talks about how his son suggested the dragon in "Block-Long Hong Kong Terror". At 38:14, he made an attempt to get his son a story credit, but he was too young.
  • From 38:46, he named characters after his son, his son's friends, and his teacher. From 39:10, he says Linda Rauch (from "Uncle Scooby and Antarctica") was named after his son's kindergarten teacher.
  • From 40:28, he talks about Shaggy being a vegetarian because they thought it would be hip at the time
  • From 40:50, he compares Daphne to McGyver.
  • From 48:50, he talks about the transition from episodes to movies.
  • From 53:48, he says that Barbera came to work every day
  • From 54:48, he talks about adding Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner to "New Mexico, Old Monster"
  • From 56:34, he talks about Mr. B/Joe Barbera tribute, and how Barbera suggested the Secret Six
• Saturday Night Live
  • "Reese Witherspoon/Alicia Keys" 2001: In a Celebrity Jeopardy! sketch, Witherspoon plays Anne Heche who puts her resume as the question in the final round, which includes the number of people she slept with, one of them being Quick Draw
  • Dan Levy/Phoebe Bridgers - In the Universal lot tour sketch, the guide mentions to the tourists they can see the Flintmobile (seen off-screen) from the live-action Flintstones movie
• Clerks: The Animated Series
  • The Super Friends safety tips inspired Jay & Silent Bob's safety tips. Mentioned by Kevin Smith in the commentary for episode 1
  • "The Clip Show": A parody of Schindler's List with Flinstone's List, directed by Steven Spielberg again (which was cut from the broadcast)
• Potamus' hookup (who I forget the name of): "X, the Exterminator"
• Harvey Birdman: Attorney General - October 25, 2019, UK date
• Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs
  • "Mistaking Sides" - Canada, September 5, 2020
  • "Rock Me, Plantasaurus" - Canada, September 6, 2020
  • "Yabba-Dabba-Dabba-Kamma-Kamma-Chameleon" - Canada, September 12, 2020
  • "Treehouse Blues" - Canada, September 13, 2020
  • "Yabba Dabba Don't" - Canada, September 18, 2020
  • "Alien vs. Pebbles" ("AVP: Aliens Vs Pebbles"(?)), Canada, September 19, 2020
  • "Agony Alley" - Canada, October 2, 2020
  • "Dino Holds Barred" - Canada, October 3, 2020
  • "Dawn of the Disposals" - Canada, October 31, 2020 (premiere?)
  • "The Rocks and the Rolliest" - Canada, November 7, 2020
  • "The Dino Whisperer" - Canada, November 14, 2020
  • "Caveman Begins" - Poland, April 5, 2020
  • "The Point of a Friend" - Poland, April 11, 2020
• Family Matters
• Fruity Pebbles in The Magic of Belle Isle
• Seinfeld
  • Fruity Pebbles appears in "The Caddy", "The Seven", "The Cadillac" (part 1), "The Showerhead", "The Doll", "The Friars Club" (Kramer uses the box), "The Calzone" (both Jerry and Newman have a box, probably the same box), "The Bottle Deposit", "The Wait Out", "The Invitations", "The Fountain", "The Soul Mate", "The Bizarro Jerry", "The Little Kicks", "The Package", "The Fatigues", "The Checks", "The Chicken Roaster", "The Abstinence", "The Andrea Dora", "The Little Jerry", "The Comeback", "The Money", "The Van Buren Boys", "The Susie", "The Pothole", "The English Patient"
  • Cocoa Pebbles in "The Invitations"
• Comic Book Men
  • "Ghostbusting in the Stash": Mike's favourite cartoon was Josie and the Pussycats in Space, because it had songs in the middle of a bad guy showing up (not The Herculoids, as Kevin thought), Brian calls it "Spice Girls in Space", and Kevin says "They would've gotten away with it, too"
  • "The Clash at the Stash": A seller mentions Hanna-Barbera in the Underoos line
  • "Stash Wars": They talk about living in the background of a cartoon, Ming picks Jetsons
  • "To the Bat Cave": Walt says his favourite talking dog is Hong Kong Phooey, Mike's favourite is Astro
  • "USS Ming": DC Comics' Space Ghost #5 in the background; there was also a poster in the background.
  • "Dukes of Jersey": Kevin used Hong Kong Phooey as an example of being a fan of something, but wouldn't be so drastic as to get a tattoo of a show he may later have no interest in.
  • "Turtle Time": Walt says that Touche Turtle is his favourite original turtle.
  • "Stashbusters": A seller brings in a Soaky of Secret Squirrel.
  • "Dragging Rights": A HB collector brings in a Happy Days cel to sell with Fonz and Mr. Cool. Bryan buys it for Walt at £200.
  • "Wookiee Fever": Mike said he would want his pet to be Igoo from The Herculoids
  • "Holy Zap Copter": Walt thought The Gary Coleman Show was the most outlandish cartoon.
  • "Captain and the Clerk": Kevin begins the show by declaring it the only one to be smart enough to keep Scooby away from Groot.
  • "KITT and Caboodle": Walt mentions how Hong Kong Phooey was created during the kung fu craze of the 1970s.
  • "Wurst Episode Ever": When Walt asks the staff what their official animal watchdog would be for the Stash, Ming replies Yogi, which Walt thinks is a terrible idea, because all he does is steal picnic baskets.
  • "Bats Ahoy!": Walt proposes if Mystery Inc. are better detectives than Batman, which Ming doesn't agree with.
  • "Daughter of the Demon": A seller comes in with Dynomutt #1, and Walt buys it for £15. Walt says that Hanna-Barbera is better than Disney in terms of original characters
  • "Canine Crusaders": Walt dresses as Dynomutt judging the dog contest.
• Venture Bros.
  • "Return to Spider-Skull Island": The opening is a Scooby-Doo parody.
  • "Escape to the House of Mummies Part II": There's a Jonny Quest-esque lunch box; Brock looks like Race wearing a red shirt
  • "Twenty Years to Midnight": Young Rusty wrote a letter to the Herculoids, calling them hippies for not fighting in the Vietnam war. Dr. Quest is mentioned.
  • "Fallen Arches" Dr. Venture has robot spy (from Jonny Quest) from the government.
  • "The Doctor is Sin": Jonny and Hadji (called Rajni) cameo. Raj is an office worker for Jonas Venture, Jr.
  • "The Buddy System": Jonny (now called Action Jonny) guest stars. Bandit and Dr. Quest are referred to.
  • "Dr. Quymn, Medicine Woman": The "Q" insignia on Dr. Qymn's jet is in the same style as the original Jonny Quest logo.
  • "Orb": The Rusty Venture cartoon has a Jonny Quest style intro.
  • "Handsome Ransom": When Dr. Monarch allows Captain Sunshine to have his powers at night with artificial sun rays, explained by a Super Friends-style narrator.
  • "Operation: P.R.O.M.": Dr. Venture mentions Thundarr, and indirectly Ooka when mentioning a Mok.
  • "Venture Libre": The pteradon is named Turu after the Turu the Terrible from Jonny Quest.
  • "The Devil's Grip": Wacky Races is mentioned, and Dick and Muttley are referred to.
  • "Rapacity in Blue": Monarch and Henchman 21 get a Super Friends-style intro when they dress up as the Blue Morpho and Kano.
  • "It Happening One Night": A Legion of Doom parody.
• Teen Titans Go!
  • "Sidekick": Space Ghost is on DCUbook. His message is "BOO"
  • "I See You": Shaggy and Scooby sit in the Mystery Machine during Beast Boy and Cyborg's stakeout song
  • "Sandwich Thief": In the future, when Nightwing opens his front door, it makes the same jingle as the doorbell from JetsonsP
  • "Robin Backwards": In the Bizarro World, Boy Beast can transform into a kid resembling Elroy
• Dawson's Creek
  • "Full Moon Rising": The Flintstones movie is being rented at Screen Play Video.

The other Be Cool order

• "Party Like It's 1899" - episode 2 (have yet to see this on ITV Hub, but I imagine this would be the number)
• "The Norse Case Scenario" - episode 24
• "The People vs. Fred Jones" - episode 25

The other Guess Who order

• Episode 1 - Batman
• Episode 2 - Sia
• Episode 3 - Sherlock
• Episode 4 - Wonder Woman
• Episode 6 - Funky Phantom
• Episode 7 - Chris Paul
• Episode 8 - Wanda Sykes
• Episode 9 - Ricky Gervais
• Episode 11 - Urkel
• Episode 12 - Jim Gaffigan
• Episode 13 - Whoopi

Tom and Jerry Show stuff

• User:MisterJames/Jabberwock stuff
• "The Devil You Know" (season 4, episode 20?) - November 28, 2020 on ITV (first airing) (but did was it on Boomerang before that?), storyboard by TJ House
• "Counting Sheep" (season 4, episode 21?) - November 29, 2020 on ITV (first airing?) (but did was it on Boomerang before that?), storyboard by Scott O'Brien
• "The Old Grey Hair" (season 4, episode 22?) - December 5, 2020 on ITV (first airing?) (but did was it on Boomerang before that?), storyboard by Len Simon
• "Chutes and Tatters" (season 4, episode 23?) - December 6, 2020 on ITV (first airing?) (but did was it on Boomerang before that?), storyboard by John McClenahan
• "Balloonatics" (season 4, episode 25?) - December 12, 2020 on ITV (first airing?) (but did was it on Boomerang before that?), storyboard by Neal Sternecky
• "Ball of Fame" (season 4, episode 25?) - December 13, 2020 on ITV (first airing?) (but did was it on Boomerang before that?), storyboard by Todd Cronin
• "Mega-Tom" (season 4, episode 27?) - December 19, 2020 on ITV (probably not first airing) - writer Jordan Gershowitz, storyboard Tod Carter
• "Jabberwock" (season 4, episode 28?) - December 20, 2020 on ITV (first airing? probably not for any of them?), Will Finn, storyboard Dave Farber

The Powerpuff Girls (2016) stuff

• User:MisterJames/Salamander stuff
• "Bucketboy!" - storyboard by Benjamin P. Carow, Caitlin Vanarsdale
• "In the Doghouse" - storyboard by Kyle Neswald, Jaydeep Hasrajani

Tom and Jerry shorts on my Prime (beyond my Blu's)

• Polka-Dot Puss
• Hatch Up Your Troubles
• Heavenly Puss
• Little Quacker
• Jerry and the Lion
• The Framed Cat
• Jerry and the Goldfish
• Jerry's Cousin
• Cat Napping
• The Flying Cat
• Little Runaway
• Fit to Be Tied
• Cruise Cat
• The Dog House
• The Missing Mouse
• Jerry and Jumbo
• Johann Mouse
• Just Ducky
• Puppy Tale
• Posse Cat
• Pet Peeve
• Southbound Duckling
• Pup on a Picnic
• The Flying Sorceress
• Busy Buddies
• Muscle Beach Tom
• Down Beat Bear
• Blue Cat Blues
• Mucho Mouse
• Happy Go Ducky
• Royal Cat Nap
• Robin Hoodwinked

Images to be held here until further notice

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  Barry Mackerbacker.

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  Super Barry.

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  Bucket Boy.

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  Poodles Canoodles/Frenchie.

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  Bootius T. Sniffer.

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  Dapper Dan Doberman.

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  Charlie Chihuahua.

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  Herman Shepherd.

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  Gerald.

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  Pug-Faced Pauly.