Rip Haywire by Dan Thompson for February 13, 2014

This is pure Scooby Doo from now on, according to the immutable laws of cartoon logic, In an overblown fit, Breezy must now go investigate the canyon herself to prove she was right. She will be caught by the bad guy(s). Rip will have to rescue her, bad puns, pop culture references, ka-hit, TNT does something funny, general hilarity ensues. Bad Guy is revealed and either dies or gets caught, more puns, episode get wrapped up and we’re ready for the next one.Holy crap am I jaded or just read way too much?

The question I have is this — if Rip has only arrived here a short time ago, how does he know the detailed history of Elk Canyon where nobody goes?

Hey Breezy, you are one to talk about distractions. What with your poses and all..@A_Dream4u : You may be right about the plot. However, sitcoms tend to be quite predictable but we still love to watch them anyway.

— and Breezy’s the Sweet!

Nah… Cobra would be the one driving the van with the shiny knife…

Rip is starting to sound like a typical sheriff.Is that good or bad?

Oh, Rip could never truly be a “typical sherriff,” especially with these lovable loonies! :-D

She saw Saw? And which one?

Speaking of “Lovable Loonies”…. HUGPOUNCESZZZ Happy Valentines Day (yeah, I know it’s early but, I’m takin’ tomorrow Off!) :-)

" tawt I taw a Cweepy Van. I did I Did! I taw a Cweepy Van… Bad Ol Murderer!!…"

The reference to “hilarious movie references” reminded me of ‘Sally Forth’ — specifically Ted’s penchant for pulling out various pop culture tidbits, though he’s much more likely to draw upon Star Wars than Total Recall.