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For other incarnations, see Mr. Jenkins (disambiguation).

Mr. Jenkins, along with his sister, are the caretakers of Funland.

Physical appearance[]

Mr. Jenkins is a late middle-aged male, with combed gray hair. He has a second chin, and wears frameless glasses. His clothing consists of a white lab coat worn over a cyan/turquoise buttoned shirt, gray pants and black shoes.

Personality[]

Mr. Jenkins was initially shown as a distrustful person, like his sister. However, it was later revealed that he built Charlie as he believed that having a perfect robot would make Funland a better place for children. While he can be quite stern at times, he is nonetheless, understanding and kind at heart, and eventually concedes to Sarah and the Gang's advice that kids are better off having humans to look after them in Funland.

History[]

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You![]

Season one[]

He built a robot named Charlie to act as an assistant for the amusement park, as well to test the continued safety of the rides. However, problems arose when Charlie went on a rampage, which had been programmed by his sister, Sarah, behind his back. After some convincing from Sarah and the Mystery Inc. that kids need humans and not robots, he eventually concedes and decides to reprogram the robot as Charlie II, to make him more benevolent.

Appearances[]

Notes/trivia[]

  • Mr. Jenkins was reused for the Sugarland level in Scooby-Doo! Who's Watching Who?. Here he became the owner turned candy shop seller, and he was given the first name, Gerald. He sold the company and decided to work in the candy shop to see the children. However, he didn't like how Sylvester Sweetsugar scrimped on the quality of the candy, because of this, he was suspected of being the Ghost Clown
  • Mr. Jenkins and his sister were the first characters behind a scheme who actually had good intentions and did not actually get arrested for the trouble they unintentionally caused.