“Carl, I looked over your latest scene, and I have some, uh... card continuity questions.”
Carl the Animator: “You mean cardtinuity questions?”
Ted the Animator: “…no. Because that pun barely even works.”
Carl the Animator: “Awww.”
Ted the Animator: “So, Shag and Scoob are pretending to be playing poker… they each have 5 cards, and there are two big piles of blue chips.”
Carl the Animator: “You forgot to note they have super stylish outfits, too.”
Ted the Animator: “It cuts to a reverse shot, where the zombie walks up and takes Shaggy’s card… and he only has 3 cards now? And there’s a big pile of red chips on the table, too?”
Carl the Animator: “Yup!”
Ted the Animator: “Then, in the closeup of the table, everything is laid out completely differently, and now there are white chips, too?”
Carl the Animator: “Yup!”
Ted the Animator: “Plus, I have to wonder how the top card’s back got to be solid green with a black rectangle, ‘cause the rest of the cards beneath…”
Ted the Animator: “…are all green with a thick white border.”
Carl the Animator: “Yup!”
Ted the Animator: “And– and– and then we see Shaggy’s hard again, and the Ace of Clubs became an Ace of Spades, the Ace of Hearts teleported randomly to the right, two 7s appeared entirely out of nowhere, all but one pile of poker chips have disappeared, and there’s no sign of the white or red chips whatsoever!!!”
Carl the Animator: “Breathe, Ted, breathe!”
Ted the Animator: “…what… what happened to the continuity, Carl?”
Carl the Animator: “Well… really…”
Carl the Animator: “…I just didn’t care.”
Carl the Animator: “You should try it some time, it’s fun.”