Terrified he would have to eventually deliver on his promise of writing one original Scooby-Doo screenplay per month, Evan was ecstatic and relieved to discover Bradford N. Smith, who had done all of that (and then some)! The original daring duo, plus one of their spouses, Luke, do their best to bring one of the hopeful screenwriter's many works to riveting, audible life. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll hire this man if you know what's good for you!

Second Critique Officially Offered Belatedly! A scant three weeks after part one, the Dudes are back to finally deliver a resounding conclusion to their review of the digital rental chart-topper. The conclusion is magical, fantastical, and even a little bit Neanderthal. There are heroic feats, emotional beats, and not nearly enough eats. (The person writing this description has just realized they shouldn't listen to rap while doing so.)

Staid Compatriots Offhandedly Orating Banter! It's the Scooby Dudes! Luke and Evan are finally delivering on the vague promise they made half a year ago to cover "Scoob!", the latest feature film starring Scooby-Doo and the gang (and a mottley crew of unasked-for characters). That's right, this is a true present for these unprecedented times, a gift from their mouths to your ears, wherever you may be. They hope you continue to enjoy their irregularly scheduled programming, because Part 2 is on the way!

What do you call a roast-slash-break-pop-and-lock-battle held in San Diego? A SoCal diss-dance of course! And what do you call an unteased return by the most-entertaining Scooby-Doo podcast in the biz? A good thing, hopefully. Luke and Evan have been staying at home, together, ever since their podcast started, and they’re back during a difficult time to help a) assure their listeners they’re still alive, b) get all references to the 2019-nCoV acute respiratory disease out of their systems, and c) talk about an animated Great Dane and his four human pals.

Exactly a year ago today the Scooby Dudes uploaded a little teaser cleverly titled "Promo Arigato, Listen, You Got To," and it took 365 days for Evan Yeong and Luke Doty to deliver (with a little bit of assistance from one of their partners). It seems only fitting that the conclusion to their long-running project would end just as shakily as it started, but there's something old (bad bits), something new (a reading of an original screenplay!), and the return of every guest they've ever had on their show. What better way to celebrate the end of a decade?

It's been almost exactly one full calendar year since the last time they updated, but hey, what better pre-American-Thanksgiving day gift than an unexpected episode of Scooby Dudes? The dynamic duo is back to share their impressions of the first-ever Scoob! trailer, and boy, do they have some opinions. That's right, their months-long hiatus is over, at least for a little bit. The Dudes hope you missed them, because they sure missed putting content out into the world and expecting people to listen to it!

Got to listen to this! And by this we mean a promo for a very special episode coming to your ears in the (not-so?) distant future! While this is the final installment of "Scooby Dudes" for 2018, it's not the end for your daring duo of competent co-hosts. Also, if you have anything nice to say about this title, please let them know! You can tweet compliments to @thescoobydudes and email any accolades or additional praise to [email protected]!

Two nerdy guys tail new goals to nurture growth. Then nobody's grateful? Take notice, group! To navigate generous tempers needs gumption. The Next Generation. Take that, "V for Vendetta"! Anyway, in this episode Luke and Evan think ahead to what the future might be for Scoob and the gang. In discussing the next incarnation of the show they also touch on a very special announcement in the outro. Stay tuned so that you can stay tuned!

It's the end of an era! That sentence of course refers to this, the season finale of perennial podcast favourite "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!" and nothing else. That's right, things are coming to a close (in terms of this specific show way back in 1978). Given that the gang cross the border to the north this is an international episode. What better way to acknowledge the long-distance hurdles that people once faced communicating across the 49th Parallel by adding a distinct tinniness to one of the host's audio tracks? An excellent idea that surely no one will mind!

In an alternate universe this entire episode revolves around the latest transfer to Crystal Cove High School, a semi-famous foot model of some renown. It's very similar title? "The Leg-End of Alice May". That joke only works when written out, which is why it's featured in this description. It's back to school for Evan and Luke, as they return to "Mystery Incorporated", a series beloved by many, if not necessarily by the podcasting duo themselves. As the overarching mystery finally starts to unravel, will the same be said for their partnership? Listen and find out!

Brothers, sisters, and all other siblings, let it be known that Scooby-Doo has and always will be a dog. Canis familiaris. A Great Dane, to be more specific, or a Deutsche Dogge if you hail from Germany. An animal. Yet in spite of that incontrovertible fact this particular canine is rarely ever treated like one! This week Luke and Evan attempt to teach one another what new tricks this old dog might have if he was ever considered one. Will they stop before they're too far (dog-)gone?