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Really Random Review: The Phantom of the Country Music Hall

7/6/2022

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So I originally had no plans to do this review, and I don't want to commit to doing reviews on anything else since I'm not entirely sure I'll have the time. In fact, this review is so random that even I didn't know I was doing it until like 20 minutes ago lol. I've never really liked this episode, tbh. Even though my favorite series is The New Scooby-Doo Movies, I just could never quite get into this one. The lack of presence of the villain and obvious culprit always bothered me, and Jerry's involvement in the episode didn't feel as strong as most of the other guest stars in the series. A few people in the comments have been suggesting I rewatch this episode for quite a while to see if my thoughts have changed, so I wanted to give it a fair chance not having seen it in years. I thought about just responding to those people in the comments, but since my review was so long, I thought I'd just share them with all of you, since others might enjoy reading my thoughts as well.

​As much as I wanted to gain an appreciation for this episode after all these years, I really couldn't get into it. Don't get me wrong, there are definitely elements here that are enjoyable, but several things brought this episode down for me. I like the spooky atmosphere of the country music hall, and the gang searching for Jerry was a fun plot. The gang having to follow the sound of Jerry's voice to figure out what room he's in made for a very unique storyline.

However, I think revealing the culprits were Bertha and Ben Bing right away took away from the spookiness of it (I don't even feel bad about putting this spoiler right here, because they literally make it so obvious within the first few minutes with Bertha and Ben talking about "getting rid of the snoopers"). I've read other reviews that mention they like how "The Phantom" isn't really a physical threat that you can see, and I think this would have been a much cooler concept if they hadn't told you who the culprits were so early on. I think the "non-physical threat" idea would have been more enjoyable if the audience would have had no idea who or what could possibly be doing this. There are some cases where I don't really mind when the culprit is made kinda obvious before the actual unmasking, like it works in "The Loch Ness Mess" since they'd already built up such a good mystery. However, here, with without a strong villain, revealing the culprit so early on made it kind of a weaker episode in my opinion.

Going further into the villains, I felt like the whole "The Phantom could be anywhere" trope also would have been better if that was the only villain. Instead, we also get the Viking and Davy Crockett, which were not very good villains in my opinion. They popped up a couple times watching from the background, but it wasn't in a particularly creepy way. The scenes were always them just walking from room to room, rather than lurking around or trying to sneak up on the gang. Neither of them didn't feel spooky or memorable at all, given they were barely there. The gang doesn't ever see them until the trap at the end. There's definitely a way to do the "you never know where the villain is lurking" plot well, but this didn't feel like the way to do it. The villains felt barely present, making the stakes feel not as high as a typical Scooby episode.

I have to comment on Fred, because his reactions to things were interesting in this episode lol. The chemistry between him and Jerry in particular was really strange. Multiple times in the episode, Jerry would make a normal comment and Fred would respond as if he wasn't even listening to what Jerry said lol. For example, Jerry says "Boy am I glad to see you!" when he's rescued, and Fred just says "you're welcome!" haha. In another part, Jerry says "If we don't find my guitar, there ain't gonna be no opening!" Fred simply replies "True." I hadn't noticed it in any previous rewatches, but I was amusing myself throughout this whole episode with how Fred just seems like he's vaguely listening, and he's hoping whatever he says kinda half fits whatever Jerry's saying lol. Later on, after Fred says he's fit as a fiddle now that Jerry rescues him, Jerry jokes "but what I need is a guitar!" In the most serious voice imaginable, Fred replies "Yeah, I know." Besides Jerry, Fred also has quite an extreme reaction to Shaggy at one point. When Shaggy gets frightened by a statue's head tumbling down the stairs and jumps in Scooby's arms, Fred shouts "You oughta be ashamed of yourself!" It seems like the situation did not require such an intense reaction to that lol. What in the world was Fred going through in this episode? hahahaha

While it wasn't a significant issue, I have to say I'm not here for the weird sexist comments in this series. Towards the end, when they're trying to figure out who's the bait, Shaggy suggests Daphne be bait instead of him, and Velma simply replies "a girl can't do it!" I guess it's not as inappropriate as Fred's horrific "how is a woman like a desert?" joke from "Ghastly Ghost Town," but I'd say it's right up there with Fred saying it's too dangerous for the girls to go with the guys to trap Bigfoot in "The Ghost of Bigfoot." Although I would honestly say it's a bit more sad here, since it's Velma herself that says it.

Besides Fred and Velma, Shaggy also had a bit of a rough time in this episode with some of his animation. It's pretty well known about how that frame where Scooby looks evil was accidentally animated into "Mine Your Own Business." I'd never noticed it before, but we also get evil Shaggy when he's playing the xylophone. I think the animators were just trying to make him seem focused or whatever, but with the weird grin, he genuinely looks kinda evil here to me. Like he's about ready to beat that xylophone up lol.
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I don't even know how to describe these other ones, other than WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED? hahahahaha
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There were quite a few other animation errors in this episode, including the villains for some reason exiting the room twice towards the end. Another notable error was that Shaggy comments that "10 pairs of eyes are better than four," when it should have been "5 pairs of eyes" or "10 eyes." (Thanks Jayden for pointing these out!)

Even if the episode didn't grow on me like I wanted it to, I actually had a lot of fun writing this and noticing those little things I hadn't before. This remains my second-least favorite episode of the series, only behind "Mystery in Persia." I don't really know if I'll do something like this again, but it was a fun spontaneous thing to do and I hope you enjoyed reading this review as much as I did writing it.
51 Comments
Jakob123
7/6/2022 08:27:36 am

I have watched this episode just recently and I thought it was pretty decent, nothing to special but still a fun episode none the less.

Plus I did like Jerry Read as a guess star mostly because he has a really good singing voice.

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WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 09:45:49 am

I'm glad you enjoy the episode! I agree Jerry Reed's voice and rendition of "Pretty Mary Sunlight" was great!

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Becker
7/6/2022 09:34:05 am

My God those last 2 images are awesome lmao. Those were clearly intentional.

My default for Evil Shaggy/Scooby is that Scared a Lot in Camelot part lol, brilliant sequence.

Too bad it's still really low for you, I like the episode a good bit personally. Not as much as Matt, but I wouldn't put it anywhere near the bottom of NSDMo.

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Becker
7/6/2022 09:41:56 am

Oh and I gotta comment on the paragraph about Fred! Holy sht, I'm dying of laughter just reading it lmao. Fred can be so fricking hilarious without even attempting to be! I now realize he is a highlight of the episode in a very strange way with his thoughts/lines and delivery.

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WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 10:01:33 am

In that second image, Shaggy looks like he's suddenly turned into some sort of gremlin lol. It's particularly funny when it pops up, because he looks completely normal in the previous frame, the scene switches to Scooby briefly, and then when the camera switches back to him, the animation quality suddenly drops off a cliff.

The Evil Shaggy and Scooby in "Scared a Lot in Camelot" is definitely amazing and my favorite "evil Shaggy/Scooby sequence haha.

Yeah, it's a bummer because I really wanted to like it, but I guess either way rewatching this made me appreciate it in a new way lol.

Fred is amazing lol. His line delivery in this episode is so authentically weird at certain points, and it's even stranger that besides that one part I mentioned with Shaggy, the weird comments are always in response to something Jerry has said. The part where Jerry says "If we don't find my guitar, there ain't gonna be no opening!" and Fred just replies "True." in the most neutral voice possible actually made me laugh out loud haha.

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Becker
7/6/2022 10:30:53 am

Shaggy looked suddenly wrecked there lol.

You're right in that Fred was probably going through something rough, maybe needed a hug haha.

Also, about that sexist comment, I think the best possible interpretation is that Velma was trying to come up with an excuse to keep Shaggy and Scooby in their usual bate roles, but even that is quite a stretch for her character.
I'll also add that I think the comment from The Ghost of Bigfoot didn't exactly have the same questionable intention behind it as the one in Ghastly Ghost Town or even Velma's one here, but more so just Fred showing concern towards his friends in a dangerous situation and not knowing how to express it. Or at least that's me trying to look at it from a more positive point of view, benefit of the doubt.
However, I have no defense for Fred's joke in Ghastly Ghost Town, that was weird af from Fred, he's better than that. Fred was not in a great place mentally more than once in this show it seems.

Becker
7/6/2022 11:02:11 am

Bait*

WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 11:38:06 am

Lol what in the heck happened in that five seconds he was off screen? My headcanon is going be to that Shaggy had to use 1% of his power to freeze time and fight Thanos, and once Thanos was finally defeated, he returned to finish his conversation with Scooby with his battle wounds lmao.

I do agree with you Velma was trying to come up with excuse for Shaggy and Scooby to be the bait, but still, it's kinda questionable. I kinda get what you're saying with "The Ghost of Bigfoot," but him specifically singling out Daphne and Velma (rather than say Shaggy and Scooby, whom he knows get scared the easiest of any of the gang) feels sort of like he's saying "a woman can't do that, they're too delicate." I agree with you it's not nearly as bad as these other two, but still, it comes off pretty sexist IMO. But yeah, that "Ghastly Ghost Town" one is just awful no matter how you look at it. Fred definitely needs a hug because it seems like he's going through some serious stuff here lol. Possibly related to Jerry, since Fred seems especially weird around him for some reason haha. #HugsForFred

Becker
7/6/2022 12:17:49 pm

Now that's a headcanon everyone can get behind!

Poor Fred haha, this is turning into strong vibes of "Fred always asks the others if they're okay, but nobody asks Fred if he's okay" lol. Get that hashtag going haha.
He really wasn't on it in this episode, awkward & dejected as heck, wasn't in his element enough to be comfortable with new people like Jerry. Shaggy was probably collateral damage in that moment with Fred's built-up frustration from his personal problems.
Man, how is Fred's story so sad in this string of episodes lol. Maybe his out-of-character joke in Ghastly Ghost Town was affected by this? It certainly did him no favors with Daph in regards to awkwardness and dejection. Let's not forget that shortly after that joke, Fred yells "COME BACK AND FIGHT LIKE A MAN, YOU VEGETABLE!" while he's chasing a fricking cactus. Yeah, something ain't right lol. We're just creating an entire lore around Fred this season lmao.

Becker
7/6/2022 12:25:29 pm

Oh, and to add to the Fred lore, there's also this very random and funny as heck moment in Weird Winds of Winona (I think) that's quite reminiscent of the strange way he acts in Country Music Hall:
https://youtu.be/7GMy0GA8mQg&t=17s
It's absolutely hilarious for so many reasons lol, just like in Country Music Hall. My God, Fred, jeez buddy, a bit extreme, again. #HugsForFred

WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 05:18:51 pm

Aww, poor Fred lol. #NobodyAsksFred Fred's comments towards Shaggy must have just been redirected aggression lol. I think we need a prequel showing what Fred went through before the events of this series. Perhaps him and Jerry got into something so traumatic that Fred now feels awkward whenever he talks to Jerry lol.

Hahahaha "We'll never know." and then he just walks away. That's amazing lol. It's actually from "Wednesday Is Missing," not "The Weird Winds of Winona," but yeah that is super reminiscent of how strange he acts in this episode.

Becker
7/6/2022 06:17:04 pm

Oh ok then, it's not Weird Winds of Winona! So that really leaves season 1 of NSDMo as the rough period of time Fred was going through, poor guy. I mean, you've got Ghastly Ghost Town, Wednesday Is Missing, Hagglethorn Hall, Country Music Hall, Caped Crusader Caper, and maybe more, that are all from the same season.
The issues cleary started between SDWAY and NSDMo considering what he was saying and doing in the first episode of New Movies lol, and those problems kept going throughout at least most of this season. However Fred seemingly got through the tough times by season 2 thankfully. Especially by TSDS good ol' Fred's back in business comfortably.
I don't think it had anything to do with Jerry though, he was probably just redirecting his disconnected/dejected side towards him the same way he was projecting his angry/frustrated side onto Shaggy on quite a few occasions like you said (and I guess also the peak of every side towards Daphne that one time we all know lol).

WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 09:51:00 pm

Yeah, I don't think there were any season 2 episodes where he was off. He must have just been going through something during that season lol. Poor Shaggy doesn't deserve that kind of abuse lol.

Becker
7/7/2022 05:09:23 am

Yeah, at least Shaggy was taking those burns from Fred like a champ lol

Matt
7/7/2022 11:53:27 am

I’m glad that Fred got through whatever he was going through by season 2 for his own sake, but I can’t help but wish we saw more of “Sassy Fred” TM

Becker
7/7/2022 12:12:21 pm

Same, this weird Fred is really funny, but better he got through it. Plus, Fred is awesome in general. He's fairly entertaining in the old HB days, never thought he was boring like some people do. If anything I've appreciated him more with time.

WildwindVampire link
7/7/2022 01:19:12 pm

"Sassy Fred" definitely needs to be trademarked lol. I never found Fred boring as a character in the early days either, he's often super entertaining haha.

Matt
7/7/2022 07:25:58 pm

I honestly want to re binge watch the first season of the NSDMo to see what else I can find of sassy Fred

WildwindVampire link
7/7/2022 09:39:38 pm

Me too! haha

Matt
7/6/2022 12:08:44 pm

Ah rats!

You’ve already heard all of my arguments for the first couple of paragraphs lol, but I stand by them anyway

As for the Fred paragraph, he is kind of like one of the best characters in this series with how SASSY he can get. It is at its peak in the three episode stretch of Hagglethorn Hall, this, and Caped Crusader Caper. In Haunted Horseman, when Shaggy says “It sends shivers down my spine” and Fred responds “What spine?!” or when he tells Davy Jones “The only person who would be scared by that costume is my 3 year old nephew!”. Or in Caped Crusader Caper when Fred says “Nobody in their right mind would use this cave as a hideout” and Shaggy responds with “I would” and Fred responds back with “As I said, nobody in their right mind!”. And then in this episode, with the “You oughta be ashamed of yourself!”. It could be interpreted as so very mean spirited, but I can’t help but laugh at how sassy he gets. His disconnected lines are also pretty hilarious. His jokes in Ghastly Ghost Town though are very uncomfortable even in the context that it was a different time in the 70s

As for the comments in this episode and Ghost of Bigfoot, It makes me cringe a bit, but considering how you just have to understand that shows back then had different standards of social things in their time, and the fact that they were likely just excuses, it doesn’t bother me AS much personally

It is honestly pretty hilarious how many weird animation frames you can find in the old shows, especially this one

With all of that being said, if I were to personally have the exact same view as you do on this episode, I would still have this one in no way below Ghost of the Red Baron LOL

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Becker
7/6/2022 12:46:34 pm

Oh man I forgot about Fred's lines in Caped Crusader Caper and Hagglethorn Hall! Savage. They're hilarious, just like in Country Music Hall and other ones in the comments above lol. Fred was definitely going through something rough around this time to act like this, he only has this strange behavior/attitude in this show, mostly the first season (at least as far as the HB era goes).

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Matt
7/7/2022 11:55:55 am

Say what you want about Sassy Fred, but no one can say he didn’t have a personality in this season LOL

Becker
7/7/2022 12:13:39 pm

True. I'd argue he always had enough personality actually, but this season it was a bit different and it jumped out the most.

Matt
7/7/2022 12:54:32 pm

I completely agree with you there. But this season has to be my biggest counterargument when people say otherwise LOL

WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 05:07:32 pm

Hahahaha Fred's so sassy! The "what spine?" line particularly stands out to me lol.

Yeah, it was definitely a different time in the 70s and those comments alone don't bring the episodes down for me, but they aren't the most comfortable to listen to, at least for me.

I feel like my only real quip with "The Ghost of the Red Baron" is the long plane scene. The writing was a little weaker, I guess, but it's still an engaging plot outside of that extended flight scene.

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Matt
7/7/2022 12:00:31 pm

I get that and agree with you that they can be uncomfortable. The Ghastly Ghost Town one REALLY makes me uncomfortable, but those other ones are more of a quick wince and move on kind of deal, if you get what I mean

But what a quip that is for the Ghost of the Red Baron (for me at least). It feels like the majority of the episode is just filler, way more than any other episode of the series, including the worst episode Mystery in Persia. And I usually enjoy the NSDMo filler, but this filler is mostly just boring to me

WildwindVampire link
7/7/2022 01:25:14 pm

Yeah, I definitely get what you mean. "Ghastly Ghost Town" comment always stood out as genuinely mean-spirited/derogatory against Daphne (and women in general), whereas sadly the "Ghost of Bigfoot" and "Phantom of the Country Music Hall" ones were more a product of the time.

There's definitely a lot of filler, but that plane scene is the only thing that really felt like objectionable filler to me (since there is a lot of enjoyable filler in this series IMO). I liked the Red Baron as a villain too, whereas I didn't like the villains here which brought it down even more, since I felt the plot was too slow here. In "Ghost of the Red Baron," even if there's a lot of filler, it at least feels like the plot is moving forward at a more typical pace. Just my opinion I guess.

Matt
7/7/2022 07:24:32 pm

I guess I could be alone in it, but I just see Ghost of the Red Baron as a mess with a villain that had wasted potential and a plot that also had wasted potential. Really, the whole thing was improved upon in Scary Sky Skeleton years later

I won't say that the episode is flat out unenjoyable because I can find stuff to enjoy in almost any old school Scooby episode (even Mystery in Persia) but as a whole, it is closer to last place than ranking 22nd for me

WildwindVampire link
7/7/2022 09:36:42 pm

I've definitely seen others share your opinion, and although I agree it is a weaker episode, I would consider it more of a lovable mess. I'm not even really that bothered by any aspect of it other than the plane scene. I would say Red Baron is better than "The Scary Sky Skeleton," although that is one of my favorite episodes of the The Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show.

Matt
7/7/2022 10:22:01 pm

I get how you feel about the "Lovable mess", that is pretty much the perfect descriptor on how I would describe A Good Medium Is Rare: It has a weird plot, a ton of loose ends, and just an incoherent plot, yet I found myself loving it quite a bit regardless and didn't really feel it wasted anything with the fact that it was a mess. Not enough for me to say that it isn't a weaker episode in the series, but I still like it a good bit

WildwindVampire link
7/9/2022 10:14:45 am

Yes! That's exactly how I feel about "Ghost of the Red Baron." I'd say I feel similarly about that episode to "A Good Medium Is Rare," because there was a lot of weird loose ends (and just weird things in general) in that episode haha.

Jayden
7/6/2022 02:20:30 pm

As I previously said. This episode was okay, JUST okay. I don't understand people who actually like this episode. Also, I thought you said SDWAY was your favourite. Well, opinions do change overtime. Also, tbh the sexist jokes don't bother me. Hear me out, I'm not sexist but it doesn't feel like the writers are doing something wrong when they think the guys should do the more dangerous acts. Anyways, I thought you'd mention the various animation errors I pointed out about a month ago or two. It's okay, I can understand why you didn't mention them because there's soooooooooo many!

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WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 05:10:23 pm

Yeah, SDWAY used to be my favorite, but The New Scooby-Doo Movies has become my new favorite. Those two shows were always very close to each other but at least currently, The New Scooby-Doo Movies edges out Where Are You just slightly. Sorry about not mentioning the animation errors, I had planned to use it for a fun fact, but I can add them to this post! I'll do that sometime tonight.

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WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 10:10:39 pm

I just added it to the post

Jayden
7/7/2022 05:59:09 am

Oh cool, I didn't know you could edit your post. Anyways thanks. I really miss your reviews and I hope you'll do them someday on an old scooby series of a new one

WildwindVampire link
7/7/2022 11:19:20 am

Yep, I can always edit posts :) Thanks, I'm glad to hear you enjoy the reviews so much! I hope to get back to the reviews someday soon when I'm less busy. If any new content comes out, I'll definitely be doing a review no matter what.

Jayden
7/8/2022 09:56:52 am

I like reviews on old episodes and new ones. Because although modern Scooby hasn't bothered me that much, the classics will always be classics. But, the good thing about the reviews on a show releasing in the present is that I can remember the episodes more.

WildwindVampire link
7/9/2022 10:17:29 am

Completely agreed about the classics always being classics :)

Scooblius
7/6/2022 09:41:02 pm

Near the bottom for me. While Jerry Reed had personality and vocal charisma ("myyy-yy-yyy GIT-tar"), the episode always bores me. It's glacially slow and too grounded -- the only episode of the series where the guest isn't put into a quirky role or situation -- with weak villain designs. I think it'd work better in half the runtime.

And yes, Fred was just DONE with this mystery haha

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WildwindVampire link
7/6/2022 09:49:27 pm

I have a very similar problem with it. The plot does feel a bit slow and meandering, and the villain designs don't save it. A shorter runtime probably would have benefitted this one.

I hadn't thought about it like that before, but you make a great point about how this is kinda the only episode where the guest star isn't really put in a quirky situation. It would be weird if it was the case, but maybe part of what works about this series is that the guest stars are sort of taken out of their traditional element and put in quirky, fun situations. I guess you could argue the Addams Family was in their element, but they did go on vacation, and it was sort of a reverse on them being "creepy" because the vulture was trying to scare them in their own house. That's a really interesting point and I like that theory of this series only being as fun as it is because the guest star is put in a quirky situation and/or role.

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Carson Maitland - Smith link
7/6/2022 10:02:44 pm

I like this really random review 💙💜🧡💚🤎

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Mr Neither
7/8/2022 04:01:21 pm

It was all going so well until:
There are some cases where I don't really mind when the culprit is made kinda obvious before the actual unmasking, like it works in "The Loch Ness Mess"

NO IT DOESN'T, it ruined the whole episode.

Anyway, great review and totally agree, the lack of suspense made this episode a snooze fest. Interestingly Shaggy's evil face reminds me of the episode with Merlin and the Black Knight.

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Mr Neither
7/8/2022 04:02:02 pm

See video here,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFxj7wN6N5Q

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WildwindVampire link
7/9/2022 10:16:55 am

Hahaha I remember you disliking that episode for that reason. For me, the episode was so amazing already that it didn't bother me they revealed the culprit. I can definitely see why it would be frustrating to you, though.

Shaggy's face playing the xylophone reminded me of that 'Camelot' scene too haha.

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Mr Neither
7/11/2022 05:09:57 pm

Glad I wasn't only one! Loch Ness Mess had a great build up ruined by obvious villains and terrible reasoning.

Shadowscooby
7/11/2022 05:22:40 am

The Phantom of The Country Music Hall:
This episode was different from other NSDM episodes but I still enjoyed it. It was a nice change that they already knew the guest star ( Jerry Reed) and the plot of them trying to find him was fun. The country music hall had a very spooky vibe to it. How Shaggy went in the country music hall to the top and fell all the way down and we hear a bunch of noise and reminds me of him going into museum and falling down and hearing a bunch of noise from What A Night For A Knight.

Jerry Reed I liked him as guest star. I like the storyline of the gang following his singing voice to find what room he’s in. He also has a great singing voice and I liked that the song he was singing was Pretty Mary Sunlight from Don’t Fool With A Phantom.

Fred and Jerry did have a very surprising chemistry with each other. What Jerry says Fred just randomly replies. My favorite one has to be the fiddle line.

They really made the culprits too obvious. The villains were also not that great. The title has phantom in it. There wasn’t even a phantom. It was just a viking mannequin and Davy Crockett mannequin.

I thought it was funny that Jerry Reed just pulled Shaggy and Scooby back as they tried to leave. It was also funny that Shaggy’s face turn evil while playing the Xleophone.

In the end, they caught the bad guys, recovered the stolen money and went to Jerry’s concert. It was interesting that Shaggy and Scooby were singing a song of his. When You’re Hot, You’re Not.

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WildwindVampire link
7/11/2022 09:23:50 am

I didn't think about how similar that was to the museum scene, that's interesting! I thought it was cool they called back to "Pretty Mary Sunlight" from Where Are You." I thought it was interesting too that Shaggy and Scooby were singing Jerry's song, although I think you meant "When You're Hot, You're Hot."

I just looked up the song and I realized the lyrics to it are very....interesting to say the least. I can see why they didn't put the full song in here lol. https://genius.com/Jerry-reed-when-youre-hot-youre-hot-lyrics

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Jerry Reed
7/13/2022 06:13:50 am

Well, that's mighty nice of you ma'am for reviewing my episode. I loved acting with that dog.

Pretty Mary sunlight, she's alright with me. Alright.

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WildwindVampire link
7/13/2022 08:31:20 am

Lol It's very (or should I say Jerry) nice to hear your opinion on this episode, Jerry!

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James Dixon
7/13/2022 06:15:49 am

Aside from this episode, I only watched Jerry Reed in Smokey in the Bandit. He's the main character in Smokey in the Bandit 3, but I can't imagine him being a leading man, as he wasn't very impressive in the first.

Also, I may be off here, but Jerry Reed seems like the precursor to Matthew McConaughey.

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WildwindVampire link
7/13/2022 08:32:14 am

I haven't seen Jerry in any other films/shows besides this episode.

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