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We’re about due for a new live-action Scooby-Doo movie, and Jake Gyllenhaal and Sabrina Carpenter are happy to hop into the Mystery Machine.
On this week’s SNL, host Gyllenhaal and musical guest Carpenter co-starred in a Scooby-Doo video short as Fred and Daphne, with Mikey Day as Shaggy and Sarah Sherman as Velma, along with a CGI Scooby. The gang searched a spooky haunted house for “the Shadow Phantom,” capturing the villain after Scooby knocked a suit of armor onto him. In typical Scooby fashion, Fred tore off the Phantom’s mask to reveal (gasp!) Old Man Franklin. But then Fred went a step further and tried to tear off a second mask… and tore Old Man Franklin’s face off in a bloody mess.
Things got even gorier after that, with Scooby eating the torn-off human flesh, Shaggy losing his arm in a secret passage and Velma getting decapitated by piano wire. All the bloodshed flipped a switch in Fred, and he pulled out a gun to kill all witnesses — even the creepy pair of eyes looking at them through a painting. Thankfully, Scooby was there to put an end to the carnage, shooting Fred dead with the cold send-off: “Ruh-roh, bitch.” And somehow, it was all an ad for Apple’s Face ID feature?
Watch the full sketch above, and then grade this week’s SNL in our poll.
Pretty well done (and funny) for a SNL short.
The Scooby Doo skit was hilarious!! Weekend Update was probably the funniest of the season. And 90% of the show was funny. Jake Gyllenhaal was a great host. Nice way to close the season.
I feel like I’ve seen this before, where a member of the Scooby gang rips someone’s face off thinking it was another mask. Maybe Robot Chicken? Something.
Maybe. I know there’s a Family Guy where Peter tells says him and Brian are basically Scooby Doo then go around ripping peoples’ faces off.
Looked it up. There was a parody from an animation group called AOK where they kept ripping people’s faces off. It came out seven years ago.
The Scooby Doo skit
was hilarious 😂!
The rest of the show
was alright.