- For other incarnations, see Mr. Jenkins (disambiguation).
Gerald Jenkins was once the owner of the Sugarland Candy Company, until he sold it, and became an employee in the company's candy shop.
Physical appearance[]
Gerald is an elderly man with grey hair and wears glasses. His outfit consists of a long-sleeved, blue shirt with a black vest over it. He also wears a white lab coat with brown pants.
Personality[]
Gerald Jenkins is a kind man who really cares and loves children. He hates the fact that Sugarland is now using chemicals and preserves for their candy.
History[]
Scooby-Doo! Who's Watching Who?[]
Sugarland[]
Mr. Jenkins was interviewed by Scott O'Mulligan and Lorelei Leigh. He said that he sold the company, but didn't leave. He liked seeing the kids when they got their candy, when he ran the company, he only saw the executives. It's also revealed that he didn't like Sylvester Sweetsugar, the new owner, using "chemicals and preserves" to make his candy. This made him a suspect being the Ghost Clown.
Possible ending[]
Gerald unmasked.
Mr. Jenkins, disliking the new 'artificial' ingredients in candy, he dressed up as the Candy Clown, Sugarland's old mascot, and tried to change the candy back to the old recipes, or sabotage the company if he failed. When Ghost Scene Investigators and Mystery Inc. were tasked with solving the case, Mystery Inc. were quickly able to figure out his and put an end to his scheme since he was the only person who had motive to replace the cheap ingredients with heathier ones.
Appearances[]
Notes/Trivia[]
- Gerald Jenkins was inspired by Mr. Jenkins, the caretaker of Funland from the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode Foul Play in Funland.