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Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season 1 Episode 16

Where Walks Aphrodite

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AIRED: 5/17/11

When the entire town of Crystal Cove is taken over by Aphrodite's love spell, only Scooby-Doo and the recently escaped Professor Pericles can save the gang from the spell and solve the mystery. But does Professor Pericles have ulterior motives?

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A perfect homage to Carrie!

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By JohnnyCharnec, May 26, 2011

You know, when I started to watch this episode, I was like, "What is going on here?". Everyone was like falling in love, all because a creepy woman called Aphrodite was spreading the love among everyone. And then, we find out that Professor Pericles wants to help Scooby-Doo stopping her. Together they find the ingredients to create the antidote for Aphrodite's love potion, or whatever you can call it, and in the end, they stop her, revealing that she did that on revenge for the way they humilliated her years before.

And as if that was not enough, we find out that Pericles has its own agenda, and is working against Mr. E. A perfect episode.moreless
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Love is in the air... unfortunately, not the good kind of love, of course.

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By frosty_ice, May 26, 2011

Okay, before anyone starts to yell at me, I state that this was probably one of the greatest episodes of this season. We have a creepy villainess who looks like she's been exposed to Joker's Smylex toxin, who's spreading love among everyone in Crystal Cove, and the only one that seems to be immune to it is Scooby. Now, what do you do when you can't fight a monster alone? You find a partner... in this case, we have the help of Professor Pericles, who against every probabilities is helping Scooby to stop Aphrodite. The episode was cool, and the end of it, spectacular! I mean, what a twist... Finally, I just have one thing to say: "The next move is yours, Mr. E".moreless
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Frank Welker	Fred Jones / Scooby-Doo
Matthew Lillard	Shaggy Rogers
Mindy Cohn	Velma Dinkley
Grey DeLisle	Daphne Blake

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Udo Kier	Professor Pericles	Guest Star
Tricia Helfer	Aphrodite	Special Guest Star
Tony Cervone	Gary	Special Guest Star
Frances Conroy	Angie Dinkley	Recurring Role
Patrick Warburton	Sheriff Bronson Stone	Recurring Role
Vivica A. Fox	Angel Dynamite	Recurring Role

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- Professor Pericles' left eye keeps switching between green and orange throughout the episode.
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- Another one of the hypnotized girls is Suzie Chan, from The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan franchise.
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- This is the first episode where we actually see a box of Scooby Snacks.
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- Aphrodite's face resembles the face of the victims of Batman's enemy The Joker after being exposed to his Smylex toxin.
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- If you pay attention, one of the girls that gets hypnotized by Aphrodite is Pebbles Flintstone, from The Flintstones franchise.
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- When Mayor Jones and Sheriff Stone warn everyone that Mystery Inc. is not under the influence of Aphrodite, in the next scene, you see a goth girl wearing her hair in pigtails. This girl resembles Abigail "Abby" Sciuto, played by Pauley Perrette in the CBS series NCIS.
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- Stephen King's Carrie
  
  Someone getting a terrible revenge for supposedly being chosen prom queen and then humiliated by her peers is an obvious allusion and reference to Steven King's book Carrie, as well as its 1976 movie adaptation, starring Sissy Spacek, Amy Irving, John Travolta and Nancy Allen.
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- The Body Snatchers
  
  The episode parodies the book The Body Snatchers, written by Jack Finney, which spawned various movie adaptations over the years.
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