Pooh’s Adventures of Scooby-Doo Where Are You: Jeepers It’s the Creeper: Part 3. Apart from the confusing villain plot point, I don’t think it can get any more messy. Unless… Say, how many drinks do I get for this?
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Pooh’s Adventures of Scooby-Doo Where Are You: Jeepers It’s the Creeper: Part 2. There are many characters, but this ain’t going to be worse than The Magic Voyage, right?
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And now, kiddies, a double feature! First, we start off with Pooh’s Adventures of Scooby-Doo Where Are You: Jeepers It’s the Creeper, a short, or so the person who thinks he is Yakko Warner (and claimed that he got permission) says. After that comes Pooh’s Adventures of The Dark Crystal. The first part is said to be one of the worst, which is strange considering that the highest-viewed Pooh’s Adventure is only close to being 50% good according to the ratings. Which one will be a worse concept? Let’s find out, shall we?
What do you think so far? Well, let’s take a look at the comments:
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 14. The End. The worst? You decide!
And we come to the close of Pooh’s so-called Adventures through a live-action adaptation of a cartoon. Was it as bad as the last one in terms of video quality? Well, this was ripped from a backup DVD, so I’m going to have to say yes. Even though there’s a lot of stretching involved. Was it as bad in terms of repetition? Well, one repeats its reaction shots over and over again while another repeats the longest ones. The last one was worse. Was it as bad in terms of story? I’m going to have to say this was worse. Pooh actually does have an “adventure” in the last video, yet in this one he really is just there to react. Plus the fact that Tennessee Tuxedo isn’t related in any way, and he got very little screen time. Pooh especially got less scren time than in The Magic Voyage. You know what? This just might have to make me set up a verdict.





Overall: 2.9/5
So this video gets 0.42/10, because, well, do you know a Pooh’s Adventures video that’s actually good? Because I have yet to see one. See you on the next one that takes my interest.
P.S. To keep you away from curiosity, here’s the verdict for The Magic Voyage:





Overall: 4.8/5
P.S.S. Because these videos like to state the obvious, I’m just going to have to admit this - I really don’t drink beer, so I wasn’t surrounded by glasses. Nor did I get that much money. I suck…
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: ParWhat? Of all the parts of this video, Universal had to block this one in my country? Can any of you tell me how much left I have to drink or earn?
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 12. Almost as little things happen here as part 10. And we haven’t even got that long left!
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 11. Good thing I’ve still got a few parts left, because I’m starting to actually get pissed off.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 10. I only had to say four things about this. Seriously. It’s that lifeless.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 9. The character development here is just banal.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 8. The presence of Tennessee Tuxedo gets lower, the food scenes get longer, I get richer, and the chance to rant on this video gets harder.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 7. Half down, half to go!
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 6. There’s so little reaction shots in this video that the creator could do nothing but reuse them for this part. And go off-topic as well.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 5: In Which Chumley and Tennessee Tuxedo Still Don’t Get Enough Credit.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 4. In this part, stuff happens. Again. Tennessee doesn’t even contribute much.
Pooh’s Adventures of The Flintstones Movie: Part 3. This just might be my most boring riff yet, and I’ve only done two.