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screenshots-by-jadelikesfilm · 2 years

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All these screenshots are from the 2003 animated film, Scooby-Doo and the Legend of the Vampire. It's so sad this was the last film to feature The Hex Girls.

#scoobtember #scooby movies #shaggy #fred rogers #daphne blake #velma dinkley #scooby #film stills #heather north #Nicole Jaffe #Frank Welker #Casey Kasem #scoob #scooby doo #warner bros #hanna barbera #western animation

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emmi-kat · 2 months

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What.

#From Nicole Jaffe's IMDB bio #Is it AI?#Scooby doo

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desnaa · 1 year

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#RESTARTING BECAUSE I FORGOT BJ WARD AND FEEL LIKE A CLOWN #it’s because i am one 😭#i’m sorry queen #velma dinkley #scooby doo #mine

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mr-e-us · 2 years

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Happy 81st birthday to Nicole Jaffe, the voice of Velma Dinkley.

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antivirginsuicide · 1 year

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some of my favourite riot grrl bands

1. hole

vocals courtney love

guitar eric erlandson

bass kristen pfaff

bass mellisa maur

drums patty schemel

2. bikini kill

vocals kathleen hanna

guitar billy karren

bass kathi wilcox

drums tobi vail

3. dazey and the scouts

vocals lea jaffe

guitar brennan wedl

bass otto klammer

drums austin corona

4. lunachicks

vocals theo kogan

guitar gina volpe

guitar sindi valsamis

bass sydney silver

drums kate schellenbach

drums becky wreck

drums helen destroy

drums chip english

5. destroy boys

vocals alexia roditis

guitar vi mayugba

drums ethan knight

6. slutever

vocals nicole snyder

vocals rachel gagliard

7. mommy long legs

vocals and guitar lilly morlock

guitar melissa kagerer

bass leah miller

drums cory budden

8. dream wife

vocals rakel mjoll

vocals and guitar alice go

vocals and bass bella podpadec

9. the beaches

vocals and bass jordan miller

guitar kylie miller

guitar and keyboard leandra earl

drums eliza enman mcdaniel

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tubapun · 1 year

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Was wondering why they overdubbed Nicole Jaffe's Velma in the Where Are You Now special but not Casey Kasem and I realized it's because she's still alive, so they would have to pay her residuals. So that's fucked up

#scooby doo

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bimboficationblues · 1 year

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who are your favorite communist theoriticians?

I am fully an edwadist political-legal theorist. I will note that I haven't been reading much theory recently, but my stuff to read piles up. So I do think my perspective has been stagnating but I'm hoping to launch back into it when I'm done with my move and started my new job and all that shit

major intellectual influences: Marx, Fanon, the Fields sisters, Beauvoir, Adorno, Bloch, Walter Benjamin, Pashukanis, John Holloway, Mikey Heinrich, Foucault, Deleuze and Guattari (those three are more like fellow travelers but I love an insane French anti-psych post structuralist queen)

people doing interesting shit these days: Mark Neocleous, Sophie Lewis, Cinzia Arruzza, Simon Choat, W.C. Roberts, Geoff Mann, Kirstin Munro, Juliana Gleeson, Kathi Weeks

people on the agenda: Cedric Robinson, Postone, Nicole Pepperell, Aaron Jaffe, Jairus Banaji, Ashley Bohrer, Soren Mau, Bonefeld, Pitts, Backhaus , Simon Clarke, Chris Arthur, Harry Cleaver, Jason Read, Mariarosa Dalla Costa, Heather Berg, Chris Chitty, Sohn-Rethel, Cyril Smith, Chris O'Kane, Amy De'Ath, Andreas Malm, Heide Gerstenberger, Nate Holdren

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artflimatsheics · 10 months

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Scooby doo it based off on a show with a group of teenagers and with a dog they solve mysteries and help people it starts with

Nicole Jaffe as Velma, Casey Kasem as Shaggy,

Frank Welker as Fred or Scooby doo as known as the main character, Heather North as Daphne.

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suis-nous · 1 year

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#NicoleRieu

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envy-starlight · 3 years

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Velma! Continuation of the Scooby Gang! Opened my color generator app and this was the first thing it was one and I was like oh perfect!

(Click got better quality)

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brokehorrorfan · 5 years

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Scooby-Doo, Where Are You: The Complete Series will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a Blu-ray box set on September 3 via Warner Bros. Limited to 50,000 units, it will have retail for $89.99.

The set collects all 41 episodes in high definition on four Blu-rays and Digital. It also includes an exclusive Scooby-Doo Funko Pop keychain and a mini Scooby-Doo Encyclopedia, all packaged in a Mystery Mansion box.

Produced by Hanna-Barbera, the classic Saturday morning cartoon ran for three seasons on CBS beginning in 1969. Don Messick, Casey Kasem, Frank Welker, Nicole Jaffe, Stefanianna Christopherson, and Heather North.

The set includes several new special features new along with existing extras. A comprehensive list is below.

Special features:

My Life with Scooby: Frank Welker’s Animated Journey - A personal look at Frank Welker‘s five-decade body of work on Scooby-Doo (new)

A Scooby-Doo for Everyone - Animators behind the many different animated incarnations of Scooby-Doo discuss the creative process (new)

50 Years of Scooby Snacks - A narrated history of the cultural impact of Scooby-Doo (new)

Scooby-Doo and the Lost City of Gold - A sneak peak of the new Scooby-Doo! Live stage production (new)

Scooby-Doo’s Ultimate Fans: Hail the Gang’s Followers and Memorabilia Collectors

Get the Picture: How to draw Scooby-Doo and the Gang

Funky Fashion

America Loves Scooby-Doo: Music Video

Scooby-Doo Street Smarts: Favorite cases of Scooby-Doo Fans

Take the Scooby-Doo Challenge

Hanna-Barbera: From H to B

Scooby-Doo The Whole World Loves You!

The Eerie Mystery of the Scooby-Doo History

The Scooby-Doo Gang: In Their Own Words

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! follows the adventures of four teens, Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and his lovable, but cowardly Great Dane, Scooby-Doo, as they travel far and wide in their stylish van, the Mystery Machine, to solve mysteries involving ghosts, monsters and other supernatural forces. Their entertaining adventures are always filled with hilarious hijinks and sometimes even catchy musical moments. Through teamwork and clever investigation, the teen sleuths solve case after case, while unmasking the villains who are usually behind each of the mysteries they encounter.

#scooby doo #scooby doo where are you #hanna barbera #frank welker #casey kasem #don messick #dvd #gift #funko #mystery incorporated #mystery inc #a pup named scooby doo #what's new scooby doo #nicole jaffe #heather north

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yearofheroines · 5 years

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Velma Dinkley

September 6, 2019

I LOOOOOOVEEE Scooby-Doo, have ever since I was little. My sister and I would watch it whenever it was on tv, and we had a few of the movies (our favorite being the Witch’s Ghost, with Zombie Island being a close second), and Velma was always my favorite character. She’s so droll and deadpan it’s hilarious, and the smartest character on the show is a turtleneck sweater-wearing bespectacled girl, which means a lot to me.

#velma dinkley #scooby doo #nicole jaffe #heroines

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lifejustgotawkward · 7 years

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365 Day Movie Challenge (2017) - #173: The Trouble with Girls (1969) - dir. Peter Tewksbury

Do not imagine for one second that I am speaking hyperbolically when I claim that The Trouble with Girls is one of the top twenty worst movies I have ever seen. How is this possible, you might ask? Simply try to envision a film in which Elvis Presley, one of the most naturally charismatic artists of the twentieth century, is stifled by a painfully unfunny musical-comedy plot that plays out like Nashville without the talent, a weirdly Altmanesque look (considering that it predates the auteur’s creation of that style) at carnival performers in a traveling Chautauqua show circa 1927. Cue lots of corny jokes about old-fashioned, small-town America, down-home-on-the-range banjo tunes and some stereotypically misguided notions about feminism.

Instead of attempting to adhere to the look and feel of the flapper era, The Trouble with Girls is a distinctly late 60s type of mess, most obvious in the Woodstock-licious tendency for the camera to zoom in suddenly and dizzyingly during music sequences. The drab story somehow manages to make Elvis seem boring (how?!) in a part that doesn’t even seem big enough to merit above-the-title status, while a ton of madness goes on around him courtesy of far wackier actors. Marlyn Mason, who plays Elvis’s love interest, gives quite possibly the single most annoying performance in the history of American cinema, a cut-rate Doris Day impression so heinous that I’m surprised Mason didn’t go the whole nine yards and cross her eyes in frustration during any of her scenes. Nicole Jaffe is nearly as irritating as a sex-hungry local yokel, while Sheree North is ill-used in comic relief form as an alcoholic murderess (!), Edward Andrews has nothing to do but confused double-takes and Dabney Coleman, the one really enjoyable performer in the film, is the object of Sheree North’s homicidal tendencies. Thankfully, guest stars John Carradine, Vincent Price and Joyce Van Patten are spared much indignity by having a minimum of screen time. I warn you: if you watch The Trouble with Girls you do so at your own peril.

#365 day movie challenge 2017 #the trouble with girls #1969 #1960s #60s #peter tewksbury #elvis #elvis presley #marlyn mason #nicole jaffe #sheree north #edward andrews #dabney coleman #john carradine #vincent price #joyce van patten

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corey-45 · 7 years

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My Personal List of Top Mystery 5 (Scooby-Doo) Voice Actors (By Character)

Now, keep in mind that this is my own personal opinion, and I’m only counting the five member’s of Scooby’s gang. I’m also not counting A Pup Named Scooby-Doo (because the characters are pre-teens in that series), or Scrappy-Doo, or even the live-action movies (yes, the live-action actors are there only because they voiced the characters in several Robot Chicken sketches). I’m only counting the main actors who have voiced the Mystery 5 over the years:

Scooby-Doo:

Don Messick

Frank Welker

Scott Innes

Neil Fanning

Shaggy:

Casey Kasem

Matthew Lilliard

Billy West

Scott Innes

Fred:

Frank Welker

Freddie Prinze Jr.

Daphne:

Heather North

Mary Kay Bergman

Grey Delisle-Griffin

Stefanianna Christopherson

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Velma:

Nicole Jaffe

Mindy Cohn

B. J. Ward

Patricia Stevens

Linda Cardellini

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shemakesmusic-uk · 4 years

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Nicole Kiki Jaffe shares new single ‘The Lion’s Den’

Raised in Southern California, Nicole developed her sound on stages all across LA, from the Viper Room, to Harvard and Stone. Her melodies are musical cathedrals, with lyrics that both cut and heal. Her songs are fearless reminders that rock and roll was born in the rhythm, and the blues.

“‘The Lion’s Den’ came from a place of hunger, curiosity, and lust for life,” explains Nicole. “I wrote it after emerging from the lingering cloud of sadness that everyone seems to feel after the end of a relationship. I wanted a song that could lift that fog, a song we could all yell. Something that felt fierce, sweaty, and gritty, like a warrior, victorious after a fight. I hope this song helps you experience your own strength, so you can emerge powerful, resilient, and full of hope.”

Photo credit: Tiffany Leah Chung

#music #nicole kiki jaffe #the lion's den

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widofjordwillwork · 6 years

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Taliesin as Molly singing just made my entire day, please and thank you :’)

#critical role #cr spoilers #taliesin jaffe #mollymauk #cr2e12 #nicole does the liveblogging thing #n: 100

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