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The Scooby gang heads off for some awesome castle adventures. But can they save it from being sold before the clock strikes 8pm? And where is this horseman coming from anyway? And why doesn’t Davy Jones get credit for making an actual suit of armor? Or is it armour? Listen to find out!
If you want to help support the show, why not check out the shop we have set up recently launch Patreon? They’re there to support all the shows we do and anything in the future as well.
A big thanks to Paul and Donna from Varmints the wonderful promo. You should really go check that show out.
Also a big thanks to Macken from Species for the wonderful information about Frogs. We couldn’t have done it without him.
Our friend Ross Ward stops by the show to talk to Chris about why he thinks Scooby-Doo has stayed popular through the years while other cartoon franchises from that time period haven’t.
Just a quick note about what’s been going on with Play Comics, Meddling Kids, and Ninja Penguin as a whole. Spoiler alert: I think you should be excited about what’s coming up in every facet.
Hey guys, the end of the year holidays have snuck up on us and we have no idea how that happened. Just to make sure that nobody thinks we’ve been kidnapped by a ghost or anything we just have a quick update for everyone.
But mostly, we love each and every one of you for taking this journey with us. Even Red Herring.
The Harlem Globetrotters start following the Scooby gang through a swamp, and it’s only going downhill from there. Take a listen as Chris and Kayleigh look at Ghostly Creep from the Deep.
If you want to help support the show, why not check out the shop we have set up recently launch Patreon? They’re there to support all the shows we do and anything in the future as well.
A big thanks to Katy from KakeBytes the wonderful promo. You should really go check that show out.
Also a big thanks to listener Katie for the wonderful information about Redbeard. We couldn’t have done it without her.
The Three Stooges come to town as the Scooby Gang tried to figure out why a WWI Flying Ace is destroying a local corn field. Is it sabotage? Espionage? A gang of evil kangaroos? Listen in to find out!
If you want to help support the show, why not check out the recently launch Patreon? It’s there to support all the shows we do and anything in the future as well.
A big thanks to the guys from Real Dudes Podcast the wonderful promo. You should really go check that show out.
Also a big thanks to Matt Hocker from The Matt Hocker Show for that clip about ghosts. His show is definitely NOT SAFE FOR KIDS but this clip is.
Laurel and Hardy get into an accident conveniently on the same road to the same hotel as the Scooby gang, and hilarity ensues from there. Listen in as Chris and Kayleigh take a look at The Ghost of Bigfoot.
If you want to help support the show, why not check out the recently launch Patreon? It's there to support all the shows we do and anything in the future as well.
A big thanks to Heather Welch from Sunshine and Power Cuts for the wonderful promo. You should really go check that show out.
Don Knotts makes another appearance as the Scooby gang heads through Juneberry. Will they figure out who's been messing with all the cattle? Listen and find out!
If you want to help support the show, why not check out the recently launch Patreon? It's there to support all the shows we do and anything in the future as well.
A big thanks to Kylie Beard from Timely Fashion for teaching us a bit more about dinosaur teeth and Megan Hesse from Oh No! Lit Class for teaching us more about headless horseman lore.
Also a big thanks to Emily Prokop from The Story Behind for the wonderful promo. And in case you haven't heard, she just had a book come out. So go look at Emily's book if you haven't done that already.
Sharks and treasure and islands! What could go wrong? Well, once the Scooby gang gets involved it could be anything. Listen in as Chris and Kayleigh recount the zany antics from Shark Island.
Chris and Kayleigh kick things off by looking at Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde from 1972.
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