The Curse of Half-Beard's Booty

The Curse of Half-Beard's Booty
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Premiere date	March 18, 2018
Starring	Frank Welker Matthew Lillard Grey Griffin Kate Micucci Jeff Bennett Fred Tatasciore
Music composed by	Jake Monaco
Writer(s)	James Krenzke
Storyboard artist(s)	Samantha Arnett Douglas Anthony Craig Lisa Kim Chong Lee Max Martinez Becks Wallace
Director(s)	Ron Rubio Collette Sunderman (voices)
Art director(s)	Cheryl Johnson
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"The Curse of Half-Beard Booty's" is the twenty-sixth episode (part two) of Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! season two, and the fifty-second and final overall. It aired on March 18, 2018 on Boomerang. It was produced by Mark Marek, Jeff Mednikow, and Monica Mitchell, written by and directed by James Krenzke, and voice directed by Collette Sunderman.

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor

Organizations

• Not called Mystery Incorporated

Locations

• Earth
  • United States
    • Seems a Little Fishy
    • Bank
    • Courthouse
• The Sun
• Outer space
  • Bromidic

Objects

• Half-Beard's booty

Vehicles

• The Mystery Machine

Production

Development

This episode, along with the second half, "The Curse of Half-Beard's Booty," was part of a trial experiment for further episodes to be made in this eleven-minute format, made before the true two-part regular-length series finale episodes, "Professor Huh? Part 1," and "Professor Huh? Part 6 3/4."

Filming

It was copyrighted in 2017.

Music

The theme song, "Old Stomping Grounds," was written and performed by Adam Levin, James Bairian, and Louis Castle. The rest of the music was composed by Jake Monaco.

Crew credits

• Supervising producer: Michael Jelenic
• Casting director: Collette Sunderman
• Associate producer: Liz Marshall
• Production manager: Sunisa Petchpoo, Candi Purugganan
• Assistant production managers: Kathy Cavanaugh
• Art director: Cheryl Johnson
• Character designers: Bryce Collins, AJ Jothikumar
• Prop designers: Khari Cephas, Norm Ryang
• Background designers: Eric Astadan, Lauryn Bremner, Erik Gaines, Janie Lee
• Background painters: Jason Lee, Melissa Rodriguez
• Color stylist: James Peters
• Storyboard artists: Samantha Arnett, Douglas Anthony Craig, Lisa Kim, Chong Lee, Max Martinez, Becks Wallace
• Storyboard revisionist: Melissa Graziano-Humphrey, James Anthony Marquez, Robert Parker
• Editor: Kyle Stafford
• Animatic timers: Sean Dempsey, Randy Ludensky, Swinton Scott III, Frank Weiss
• Animation checker: Justin Schultz
• Supervising technical director: Matthew Girardi
• Effectors animators: Aaron Chavda, Andy Jolliff, Jason Plapp
• Animation services: Snipple Animation Studios
  • Production supervisors: Romy Garcia, Kaine Patel, Jonathan Tinsay
  • Production manager: Benji Agoncillo
  • Key animators: Nono Callao, Alvin Espares, Sandy Ferrarez, Joey Gelisanga, Egay Francisco, Joseph Gibaga, Joel Pangilinan, Julio Gibaga, Dennis Buara, Kim Imperiial, Enrico Cabalen, Dan Mark Lazaga, Rad de Castro, Vincent Vargas, Nestor Dimol, Rick Dematera
  • Animation supervisors: Dennis Tomacruz, Kenneth Chan
  • Production coordinators: Cherry Alba Garcia, Leo Quizon, Inaki Prats, Lenlen Tolentino
  • Animation FX supervisor: Akiblas M. Flores Jr.
  • CGI supervisor: Archie Delos Santos
  • Layout and clean-up BG layout supervisor: Matthew Sawal
  • Animation production assistant: Renee Jane Manuel
  • Clean-up/In-between supervisor: Alex Baloloy
  • Clean-up/In-between production assistant: Francis Ivy Pangilinan Mercelino, King del Rosario
  • Offline video editor: Shylo Alcaya
  • Layout department production assistant: Meanne Antonio
  • Background supervisors: Rex Avila, Jojo Abaya
  • Clean-up/In-between checkers: Jeff Prestoza, Johnny Rosales, Melvin Alino
  • Digital ink and paint supervisor: Erick Austria
  • Technical supervisor: Emmanuel Palad Dominic Josue
  • IT administrator: Emmanuel Palad
• Post production executive: Greg Emerson
• Post production manager: Rebecca Unger
• Recording facility: Salami Studios
• Recording machine operator: Jeff O. Collins
• Track readers: Wilson Martinez, Fred Salinas
• Supervising dialogue/ADR editor: Mark A. Keatts
• Dialogue/ADR editors: David M. Cowan, Kelly Foley Downs, Patrick Foley, Mike Garcia
• Post production services: Advantage Sound Services
• Online editor: Darren Griffiths
• Assistant editor: Melissa Bailey, Michael G. Buck, Gabriel Thorburn
• Production administrator: Daphne Fei
• Production support: Cher Bentley, Tina Fallah, Audrey Kim, Andrea Lo, Tamara Miles, Jill Share, Kira Tirimocco, Renee Toporzysek
• Casting administrator: Liz Carroll
• Business and legal affairs: Lori Blackstone, Sharmalee Lall, Rebecca Mathany, Bonnie Negrete, Britton Payne
• Production rights and clearances: Petey Menz
• Production accounting: Yadira Davis, Debbie Lindquist, Maral Simonian, Athena Wingate
• Executive in charge of production for Cartoon Network: Mike Rauch
• Production supervision: Bobbie Page
• Production management: Ed Adams
• Executive in charge of production: Jeff Prezenkowski
• Executive producer: Sam Register

Release

Dates are in order of release:

• United Kingdom and Ireland: November 13, 2017 on Boomerang
• United States: March 18, 2018 on Boomerang

Behind the scenes

• Although credited as a story editor, Jon Colton Barry still had very little to do with this episode.
• Captain Cutler's role in this episode is servicing a recurring joke that began and ended in "Game of Chicken." It was supposed to be a recurring joke throughout the series, but didn't really lift off, besides having a cameo in "The People vs. Fred Jones."
• Captain Cutler makes himself the culprit of past mysteries he had no involvement in, including "In Space" and "The People vs. Fred Jones."
• A special thanks is given to Joe Ruby and Ken Spears, who had nothing to do with this episode, but did create the original series, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!

Errors

• Captain Cutler calls the alien Red Skull, even though this contradicts the fact no one called him Red Skull in "In Space," while the voice credits referred to him as Space Kook in reference to his original appearance in the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode "Spooky Space Kook."

In other languages

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Home availability

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