There's an orc biker gang on Scooby-Doo.
There's an orc biker gang on Scooby-Doo.
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OMG... The leader's name is Odnarb.
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ReplyDeletemystery incorporated? i've been wanting to watch that since i found out about the twin peaks references.
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Nolram Odnarb? I'm surprised he wasn't Nead Semaj, an Orc without a cause! :)
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