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“And Matthew Lillard as Shaggy is absolutely, positively brilliant.”
“They therefore resent Mystery Inc., the name Shaggy and company's youth gang eventually, retroactively went by, for exposing so many seemingly paranormal events as the work of crooks.”
“Another infamous drop-in who goes by the name Shaggy - aka Steve Kaplan - has often been called the world's most famous party crasher.”
“Well, there are at least two documentaries in the pipeline in which he features large as day, as well as Mitch Winehouse's Showbiz Rant, an online TV series that films him in his cab sounding off to various celebrity-lite passengers David Hasselhoff; someone called Shaggy, who was told to take his feet off the seat - "And don't get me started on that Lady Gaga..." and so on - and now he's even recording an album of his own, Rush of Love, due to be released in spring.”
The Huffington Post: Ginny Dougary: Mitch Winehouse on the Torment of Amy's Self-Destruction
“Well, there are at least two documentaries in the pipeline in which he features large as day, as well as Mitch Winehouse's Showbiz Rant, an online TV series that films him in his cab sounding off to various celebrity-lite passengers (David Hasselhoff; someone called Shaggy, who was told to take his feet off the seat) - "And don't get me started on that Lady Gaga ..." and so on - and now he's even recording an album of his own, Rush of Love, due to be released in spring.”
“His Shaggy is the original Shaggy, just not as unhinged and thus a little smarter.”
Scott Mendelson: Huff Post Review - Scooby-Doo: The Mystery Begins (2009)
“More important, said Chili Parlor was advertising something called a Shaggy Dog.”
“Then Boy in Black called Shaggy Hair Boy, putting him on speaker phone so we could all listen to him.”
“I'd call Shaggy Hair to see where they were staying that night, and he'd tell me that they were having a ping pong tournament at Neighbor Family's house, that With-a-Why and Philosophical Boy were in the midst of a game.”
“In The Road to Oz 1909, Dorothy and her companions—this time a boy named Button-Bright, a Whitcomb Riley-esque character called the Shaggy Man, and a somewhat provocative rainbow fairy named Polychrome—are surrounded by a tribe of gaudily colored figures with grotesque faces on both the fronts and backs of their detachable heads.”
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