The WEIRD Version of Scooby-Doo They Wanted to Hide…

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Did you ever get to see this version of Scooby-Doo? If so, did you end up enjoying it for how different it was or was is something you weren't into? Let me know!

[@casellpeterson7424]

To be completely honest with you I have never heard of this one before😅

[@codymerrell5387]

Yes Shaggy & Scooter Doo Get A Clue needed a better theme song But they designed their eyes was creepy and Shaggy needed a Better fashion choice normally that’s Daphne’s area to be a Fashion police but Shaggy & Scooby needed more pizazz

[@untitled_unmastered]

I had some fun with this show, certainly wasn’t the worst scooby doo show. That isn’t much to say nowadays tough since Velma exists

[@samworkbench]

I always thought of it as a spin off, not a real show, and as a spin off it is a great spin off

[@cynthiachristie1059]

what about whats news scooby doo

[@slospop1125]

I like when Scooby doo tries something different. This is a show that didn't take itself too seriously it's weird and just fun, I always had a good time watching this show.

[@LegendStormcrow]

As long as they respect the source material. Velma doesn't. Even if this show didn't work, at least they understand the main characters.

[@deethwarrior]

​@@LegendStormcrowand have scooby

[@Vassilinia]

​@@LegendStormcrowVelma made me wish I didn't hate on Be Cool Scooby Doo. Because things can always get worse.

[@benfletcher8100]

Especially when it’s good different, unlike Velma

[@mrquake7789]

Definitely

[@Shantosh9550]

Compared to Velma this show is a masterpiece.

[@Username0467]

@@topogigio7031 Hey, it the people tolerate being around you! I'm just fucking with you. No need to be so randomly negative. We are talking about Scooby Doo.

[@ironmaster6496]

Yeah, honestly if i had to say something good about velma is that it made people realize that this show isn't that bad

[@JAS0N_M00RE]

I'm pretty sure everything is better than that even the Awful live Action Scooby Doo movie that was on Cartoon Network in 2009

[@guapdad4000-]

@@JAS0N_M00REyou mean the one with Mathew lillard ? The real life shaggy? Take that blasphemy back!

[@santiagomenchaca4248]

Every show in Scooby Doo is better that velma

[@bbobbers]

I loved this version of shaggy and Scooby! Even if it isn’t the best I have fond memories of this series and wish more people have heard and watched it

[@Marco-Sheep]

@@topogigio7031stop telling every comment typical zoomer 😭

[@Ultrasonicomega]

Same I really liked getting to watch it on Saturdays

[@ballpythonlover10]

I’m in the same boat it was amazing I always looked for it but couldn’t find it, I would search scooby doo with powers and finally found it again. I liked this series.

[@Nightcore-336]

My brother used to have on DVD and I seen it on german dub and the fact that I one of those people who enjoy it

[@dcbandit]

I actually really enjoyed it. I liked how wacky and weird it was, and the characters felt on brand enough, even if the art style was different from what we were used to. The villain was very fun, a great parody of Bond villains, and the henchmen were great to the comedy.

[@connordarvall8482]

Stoners and spy thriller villains. I just realised that this particular show is about the 60s in general.

[@ThePreciseClimber]

And, interestingly, it did feature some serialised storytelling. Not anything mind-blowing but Phibes did eventually make progress in obtaining the nano-formula and Uncle Albert's secret identity was foreshadowed a bunch of times. I can appreciate that.

[@theoverpreparerlamenters3r436]

I agree

[@VanessaDownen]

This is my second favorite Scooby series out of them all for many reasons, including pure nostalgia. I actually really enjoy the unique animation style, the villain is absolutely hilarious, if you pay attention the jokes and comedic timing are really great, and the story line always kept me interested. I also love the angle of the genetically enhanced Scooby Snacks, it definitely adds a fun twist to the show and makes for some great situational comedy. All in all, I think it's a gem and I wish more people could get past the minor annoyances and see how good a show this is.

[@SirSonic900]

I'm with you all the way on that. But I'm curious, you said it's your second favorite Scooby-Doo. What's your 1st?

[@__Soya__]

​@@SirSonic9005 bucks says mystery incorporated

[@cartilagehead]

To be honest, I don’t think “lack of means” was ever really a problem for the Mysteries Inc gang-there was always an easy enough explanation for why they were somewhere in the world, or in space, or hanging out with a celebrity guest, etc. Like IDK that making Shaggy and Scooby rich and then giving them a cast of villains is that fundamental of a change from the original formula

[@mr.alucardrules4956]

in the scrappy era it showed that shaggy and scoobies famlies came from old money

[@ryzyble]

I LOVED THIS SHOW WHEN I WAS A KID! so glad more people are finding it. i thought it was hysterical and overall a more comfy setting than main series scooby doo

[@WittyMick03]

I liked this show when I was a kid. I haven't thought about it for about a decade but watching the b-roll in this video made it all come back to me. The character design of the villain really disturbed me when I was a kid, and even now he still creeps me out.

[@mitchjervis8453]

In Romania, season 1, the only one aired, was always on reruns and I used to watch it pretty often. While it obviously was not the best Scooby Doo series, I still liked it and it's one of the most memorable for me due to being one of the few with an original overall arc(breaking the repetitive unmasking ghosts plot), giving Shaggy and Scooby distinct personalities apart from eating and running in fear, featuring recurring characters and a main antagonist, thus trying to carve it's own standalone place in the large Scooby Doo franchise. Hope it would get more love in the future.

[@Lira_orpheus]

I like this show. Is simple, light hearted, unique and fun. I think it's in a perfect spot, being different to what came both before and after. I think the dynamic between this and Mystery Inc. is like Shrek and The Prince of Egypt (if Shrek didn't become of the most important pillars of modern pop culture); the funny, not very serious story to have some fun and the big complex masterpiece closer to art than entertainment.

[@maxordman4100]

I love get a Clue. It’s still a wonderful piece of my teenage years. The theme song was a bop, and the animation was fantastic! This series will forever be special to me and I commend it for trying something special and different! Yay for Scooby-doo! Also any classic series is better than the current insane Dog-less series on HBO right now!

[@emkultra2349]

What in the Hanna-Barbara?This is the type of spinoff Id expect in the 70's. not knocking it, its just a strange direction to go(Mystery Machine transforms into anything,Shaggy inheriting an estate, Scoob having superpowers). tbs it looks super interesting.Its also giving Venture Bros vibes.

[@TJ-kr3km]

I used to love this show i think people just didn’t give it a chance it had some great episodes and some actually funny jokes and a compelling plot and underlying mystery.

[@ItsOver9000Productions]

Just like Be Cool, nobody gave this show a chance. its fun and unique. Be Cool is genuinely great too.

[@thesajan1381]

Super funny & entertaining f u ask me. Hehehe

[@TrebleKnight]

I forgot a lot about this show. I remember liking it as a kid, but I forgot almost everything about it lol. I also feel like I remember this show being on an online streaming service long before 2018.

[@DX2ification]

I remembered watching this as a kid and then just came to my mind as an adult. Still this was a fun show to watch and even the series finale episode was satisfying.

[@xenoemblem7]

I swear this was my favorite Scooby-Doo series. Granted I was very young, but I didn't think people would hate on this show that much 😅 I always make time to watch this.

[@Kazelicious18]

I thought it was definitely weird growing up. I didn't love the animation or change of character looks, but it slowly grew on me over time. The opening/intro was so wild, and easily the most memorable part of the show which was a fever dream, like polka rock with dancing Shaggy and Scooby LMAO.

[@HeraclesN-fp1bw]

I very much love this show when it came out enjoying the mystery of where Uncle Albert (voiced by the original voice of Shaggy that being Casey Kasey) was which I like to see the 2 solve mysteries without the rest of the gang, the various characters that Scooby (voiced by the man himself Frank Welker who also was Menace) & Shaggy (voiced by Scott Menville who also was Dr. Trebla) had to face like Phineus Phibes (voiced by Jeff Bennett who also was Agent 2), the scooby snack powers that Scooby can get, so its sad that it doesn’t get a lot of attention

[@mrquake7789]

Like movies 🎬

[@ThePreciseClimber]

> Phineus Phibes (voiced by Jeff Bennett who also was Agent 2) I love how they took advantage of that in one episode with the mind swap of those two.

[@ritselabuan6513]

Scott Menville best known as Robin from Teen Titans, before Matthew Lillard as Shaggy

[@dyzzifromdivsel7975]

This art style for scooby & the gang is amazing. Reminds me of the first season of American Dragon Jake Long or like you (Jordan) said, Venture Bros but more crisp. That’s something bittersweet about your videos though is it puts us all onto shows/spin offs that we may not remember or ever heard of but I can already tell the kid me would’ve ATE this version up lol. Haven’t even watched it yet but can tell it was definitely refreshing to see as far as Scooby series and I hate this one couldn’t go anywhere else. Would’ve loved even to eventually see a version of Scrappy in this art style lol. Love this video man!!

[@EnbyEnvy666]

this show was one of my favourites as a kid! Everytime Shaggy says "would you do it for a scooby snack?" in any series i always half expect scooby to get superpowers lol

[@canonogic]

The Scooby Doo equivalent to Phoneas and Ferb. Its was a good series and the artstyle still holds up. Remember it being quite funny too

[@daledrinnon7307]

I never had the option to watch the series but I did read about it when I was catching up on Scooby Doo later. After seeing it, YES the Venture Brothers vibe is definitely there and actually I count that as a plus. I can see that there were limitations and only a short run, and cutting down on Velma, Daphne and Fred would have made it less enjoyable to me. The main thing would be I thought the plot was interesting and some of the concepts seem to have continued on in later Scooby Doo lore (Nanobots were important again later)

[@Trekapedia]

One of the last Kids’ WB! shows and I remember enjoying it. Ty for the videos and I appreciate it. This and What’s New Scooby-Doo? are two of the lesser known ones that were still great at least to me. I get What’s New Scooby-Doo? is more well known now, but I felt like back in the day, it kind of got overshadowed by other shows in the Scooby-Doo franchise and that used to air on Kids’ WB!

[@Redster3]

Never had the blessing to watch this hidden gem. It looks genuinely unique and interesting. Plus, it looks rather “mature”, as in, the characters look grown-up and developed from their predecessors. It’s as if they just graduated high school. Pretty cool spin-off idea, even if it’s considered not as one.

[@boydudereviews]

Ah yes. I remember when this first aired. I was 9 years old and I was obsessed with the theme song. I used to wish for that crazy new mystery machine as well.

[@LucosPlays]

Yeah i remember this version of the show aaaand aside from the theme song i find this show to be alright it's an interesting side story.

[@captainoftheneverdie21]

Giving me flashbacks to when I was young and getting a kid friendly version of the Venture Bros. Which is what this show boils down to in my book.

[@captainofthecontrarians4204]

I liked this one as a kid. I always got excited to see what power would Scoob Snacks will grant them in the episode. They were really something to wait for.

[@SHMidlerPlays]

I remember this show, I didn’t watch it consistently like many others but I definitely did enjoy what I did see of the show. And what made this show really stick with me after all this time was its unique art style, which I personally really liked as a kid. Kinda sad it gets so overlooked

[@DuonDRaven]

Halfway through your description of the premise I had to stop and look up the air dates of this and the Venture Bro's lmao... HELPER, The Guild of Calamitous Intent, Henchmen 21 and 24 this is like a Scooby Doo themed funhouse mirror of Venture Bro's.

[@emillion_to_1]

My sister and I loved this as kids! Thank you for covering this, Scooby-Doo was the thing we bonded over the most, and I have such fond memories of this iteration 😊

[@leon46295]

I remember when i was a kid, this was THE show. It was literally the only thing i would look for when i got the living room tv and if it wasnt on i would see when it was and wait. Loved this show

[@Aioba3846]

Oh, yeah. I adored it as a kid and even after a recent rewatch I still do. I was actually pretty surprised to learn of its obscurity when I last checked it.

[@phantomkrieger2744]

Can’t help but feeling Number 21 and 24 vibes from the designs of Agent 1 and 2. Honestly I could see The Monarch fitting into this show pretty well.

[@Santoryu90]

I thought this one was pretty meh at best and what I mostly remember from it was the theme song which admittedly was pretty catchy.

[@JamesTDG]

I LOVED watching this show growing up. I was lucky enough to watch it because they would often dump the episodes online and I binged them through there on my now-gone laptop. Any renewal for this series should be PURELY a remaster of both seasons.

[@Aaronborrmann]

I’m going to be completely honest, I actually love the animation here

[@pyronuke4768]

I like how willing you are to give shows a chance and see if they have anything good to offer. It's so easy to trash on something and make a rage video out of it because, let's be honest, venting about things is pretty therapeutic. But if you only complain about the bad stuff it can lead you to a cynical mindset, which is a thing I find all too common amongst reviewers. So it's nice to see someone who looks on the bright side regardless of the show's quality.

[@lisahoshowsky4251]

I remember really liking this show when it first aired when I was a kid. I don’t think as a 10 year old I thought this show was anything weird or groundbreaking because I didn’t grasp or even know it was a part of an established franchise, it was just a good show with the characters I liked from the original that aired as reruns (which again I probably didn’t realize were reruns at that age)

[@tcc17301]

I just saw this on the Scooby Doo Halloween Live Stream on KZbin and I was so confused because I’ve never seen this version before.

[@schizoidboy]

I've never heard much of this series. I guess it was the timing and the fact it never showed on the other networks. The thing about Shaggy and Scooby is they're one of the most memorable comedy duos around; they've been around since 1969, and as cartoons you can keep doing things with them, even pairing them up with superheroes and celebrities, and none of it seems out of place. The aspects that they eat a lot and run constantly from danger but in the end help catch the bad guys make them some of the most complete cartoon characters around.

[@rudyproductions4557]

Omg! I remember seeing a whole ONE episode of this as a kid and being SO CONFUSED! And then not knowing what it was called so I kept feeling like I made it up!

[@face3408]

Caught this on kids wb youtube the other day (they're doing a scooby doo marathon all month live streaming the same episodes of different scooby doo shows) but this was otay. Good background noise and a few laughs out of me lol

[@MasterC121]

Its odd because I remember seeing this show when it released and forgeting about it for years and assuming it was some sort of weird dream. And realizing its was a real thing is a very strange feeling

[@spacewalrus9350]

I remember seeing 1 or 2 episodes of this as a kid. But somehow I allways thought it had the same artstyle as classic Scooby-Doo

[@Mx._Human]

I discovered this show as a bonus of 3 episodes on 3 what’s new Scooby Doo DVDs and fell in love with; it wasn’t until a few years ago that I watched the whole series

[@Variocom]

I'm sure you have all the episodes for this marathon planned out (hell probably even recorded) but I really wanna put out into the universe that I HOPE you'll cover Scary Godmother one of these days! It was my favorite Halloween special thing that I watched for quite a few years in a row.

[@SirSonic900]

Ya know, it's funny you did a video on this series. I've recently been watching reruns of Get a Clue on the streaming app Dazofy. And I personally, really love this show. I love all the wacky hijinks that ensue. I love the ridiculous jokes. And I love that the main focus is Shaggy and Scooby-Doo. I love everything about the show... Except for the theme song. That in my opinion could have been done better. It feels like that part especially was rushed.

[@zac508]

I loved watching this show as a kid, I have a prominent memory of when I was a kid I had chicken pox so I was laying out in my living room and I remember watching one of the dvds that they had on repeat for the whole day

[@luis1237]

I Remember watching this show when I was a little kid

[@juleksz.5785]

Ohh I remember it, It was one of my favourite shows back at times :D

[@eerieeric834]

This is what happens when you give the comic relief character their own show

[@trustno173]

Here's a weird fact about the villain Dr. Phibes, he's named after the 1971 horror/drama/comedy The Abominable Dr. Phibes staring Vincent Price. Why I don't know, as he doesn't resemble Price nor does he have a tragic backstory like his namesake. He's apparently also a caricature of Batman The Animated Series/DCAU creator Bruce Timm.

[@bobcharlie2337]

I liked this show. It needed more substance to go with that art style. it opened up ideas to more creative art styles for Scooby doo.

[@Mrakatsuki190]

I was 14 when this came out and it was my version of Scooby-Doo. What's new Scooby-Doo intro was greatness!

[@rukiakuchiki6187]

Never saw this but i can imagine why it failed probably not enough interest

[@RaptorofRex07]

0:21 Whoa what happened to Velma?

[@OtakuJuanma2]

Ever considered doing a "remember Star Wars Clone Wars?". And I mean the Tartakovsky miniseries, not the CG one. I ask because you're the one channel that makes me look back fondly to these obscure shows I LOVED as a kid, and Clone Wars was the one show that made me go from "this Star Wars thing dad showed me is cool I guess" to being a proper fan of the saga... let's not talk about the newer movies tho.

[@saintzeroinfinity]

What about remember Star Wars resistance ?

[@DulihaFiore]

I freaking love Scooby and grew up on the old because my parents loved watching cartoons they grew up with, plus most of the remakes as they were releasing them, but I have never seen this one :0 Zombie Island is still my jam xD

[@adrianemanuel7121]

The Scooby series I definitely have the least experience with. It not getting re-airs on Cartoon Network definitely didn't help. I half expected Jordan to say it landed on Max streaming, but it's instead Boomerang streaming service 🤣😅. Really does feel like WB wants people to forget about it for whatever reason; maybe Velma could get that same treatment next 😬.

[@YungandRekless545]

And SOMEHOW this respected the source material more than Velma

[@youtubeuniversity3638]

I liked this one...

[@garrettvance4686]

It's like people don't realize how insanely rich Shaggy's entire family is

[@snaketooth0943]

I remember liking this show as a kid. One time I referenced Scooby Snacks giving Scooby superpowers during breaktime at school and the other kids didn't know what I was talking about. Another time, me and my friends were playing pretend and I pretended to be the robot butler from the show but for some reason we were pretending to have guitars and one of my friends said there wasn't enough room for the word "butler" so he took the "-ler" part off but added a T.

[@cartilagehead]

“NANOMACHINES, SNAKE-I mean SCOOB!”

[@hannahbasso7224]

This is one of my fav scoobys i hated how it ended

[@smugsneasel]

Ah yes, the show whose theme song hurt to listen to. I don't even know what they were thinking with this.

[@aliasfakename3159]

I watched every episode of this show every Saturday morning. The gimmick where each Scooby snack unlocks a different power is very videogame-esque

[@dillonchaddick695]

I actually really enjoyed this series as a kid. It was a unique take on the Scooby franchise that still felt right. It reminded me a lot of the older Scooby movies where only Shaggy, Scooby, and Scrappy-Doo were present as the focus. Still better and more true to the characters than “Velma”, too.

[@Minny_Paul]

I liked watching this show as a kid. Don't remember much, but kept me entertained on Saturday mornings.

[@DrgnMastr386]

I've completely forgotten that I watched this show growing up until this video. Thank you for the nostalgia trip

[@erima4270]

I have the theme song stuck in my head to this day

[@AP-pk6mk]

I loved this as a kid and generally really like futuristic or space themed renditions of properties. So the nanobot Scooby thing was super cool to me.

[@SUCHMISH]

I do remember this show... I didn't watch much of it but I do remember some of it... I personally do like the art style even if it's jarring compared to the original Scooby-Doo series, Zombie Island, What's New Scooby-Doo and even a Pup Named Scooby-Doo. But I would say it's still far better than Be Cool Scooby-Doo (which looks like Family Guy and that's why I hate it) and Velma which is a subject that I refuse to touch. I do get that there was some heart with this show despite it's rushed nature considering that I remember one of the episodes Shaggy and Scooby end up getting in trouble with their neighbor, but not only go through the lengths to keep him safe when he gets in danger, but even do something nice for him in the end. This episode I do remember distinctly!

[@HamsterFactz]

As a child, the main Villains animation, aesthetic, and voice were all really grating to me and I hated that one character enough that I never gave this show a chance.

[@neonbarnowl]

Same I absolutely hated this as a kid 😅

[@Erbodyhatesgrizz]

I hardly remember this show but I can tell just from looking the main villain is voiced by James Woods 😂

[@Dragon66898]

Oh my god I thought this was a fever dream I had as a kid.

[@s1mp50n4]

Your video is giving me such a weird deja vu like feeling. I was watching Kids WB when this show was airing, I recognize all the new characters and the art style change of the existing characters. But I recall nothing about the story or setting.

[@Springdude11]

Honestly I remember watching some of the show on that old scooby doo website, I thought it was fun!

[@zero2ultimate]

Man this show is such a fever dream from my early childhood and I'm glad that you reminded me of it

[@harryjohnson9215]

It was very popular in the UK Almost all of my friends watched it.

[@colehalford1893]

Scott Menville voices Shaggy. He also voiced Robbin from the OG Teen Titans

[@JamesLawner]

I personally liked this show for the animation and character designs, but I didn't get to properly watch it. I was only made aware of this show in late 2007 from an ad for Kids WB's fall season lineup in a comic, and I didn't get to watch it until sometime between late 2007 and early 2008 (maybe it was the latter) when I briefly got access to Polish Cartoon Network (basically the only time the show got to air on Cartoon Network, just not on the American one).

[@SwiftGundam]

I enjoyed this show. Watched it every time it was on.

[@Down.D.Stairs.]

o god i thought it was a fever dream i had when i was to sick to go to school

[@little.prince]

I loved this show so much as a tween, in fact I sat down to watch it even more than What’s New because WN was way too early in the morning for me at that point.

[@AliTetik-y7t]

This was the first Scooby Doo show that i have ever watched as a kid and it was amazing this was my introduction to the series the characters especially Dr Phibes always made me laugh because they were so hilariously written you can tell that the actors are having fun in the roles

[@BelenDigievolution]

I liked this a lot as a kid, but I never really viewed it as like, a main series scooby doo. I always perceived it more as a spinoff and it was fun! It was nonsensical and looked very different and tried new things and it was fun. Honestly this idea that things need to make sense is just insane, its a cartoon, hell its SCOOBY DOO its been around FOREVER. They shouldve given this show more of a chance if only just for the fun of it I don't care if its bad in comparison i dont care if the characters are way out of what they should be i dont care if the villian was a bad parody of austin powers i dont care if the scooby snacks was too much. Sometimes you just want to have fun.

[@bensonbone]

I remember this played Saturday morning when I would be eating a bowl of cereal and I think it was channel 50 and it was the first episode. I don’t know why but I specifically remember watching it eating a bowl of cookie crisps.

[@Mecaveman96]

It was different but I really enjoyed this show growing up

[@CriminalFriday]

I thought this was a fever dream I had tbh

[@Eliphaschoas]

I loved this show, it's one of my favourite versions Scooby-Doo , even now me and my friends quote it. I will never forget this show.

[@Rocketman1292]

So this show really did exist, I thought it was a fever dream!

[@jvjd2284]

I have watched this show and I do kinda like it (to be clear it's not one of my more favourite Scooby-doo variants, but I don't hate it)

[@CoryBroDinomitegamer]

Literally my favourite Scooby-Doo series! The opening song is fire too!

[@topmandog1]

i loved this show, i love the intro, and i love the villain, also the show was cancelled due to them closing the animation arm of WB, the show creator was in his office as they were removing things and changing walls and stuff for the final season

[@olisnew5167]

The theme song to this one lives rent free in my head.

[@matthewstarkie4254]

From the visuals, it really does look like an alternate universe Venture Bros. Agents 1 & 2 look just like 21 and 24, and Shaggy's uncle looks like a slightly younger, much happier Rusty.