WAIT... Remember A Pup Named Scooby-Doo?

[@majesticmo5048]

This show is the only adults turned kids trope I'll tolerate. It was incredibly entertaining. It was also the first time in years fred and velma were used in the scooby franchise, and they were by far the two best characters of the show

[@rorysainsbury6816]

I was born in 2003, so I remember watching this show on Cartoon Network in 2007-2008 (perhaps it was on in 2009, I don’t know it’s been years 😂) and I enjoyed it 😊. I wish they could do a revival of this show, but with Frank Welker and Matthew Lillard as Shaggy and Scooby (though I wonder who would voice Freddy since Carl Steven died years ago 🤔).

[@KyogresHideout_Vegito2121]

Same

[@TubbyBubbleLove42]

I enjoyed Muppet Babies pretty well back in the day.

[@metalheadcomicbookfan797]

Baby Looney Tunes is pretty good too

[@seoulnessie]

@Diamond Frieza Lol Dragonball GT was AWFUL and the least liked series in the whole DB franchise

[@ShadowXardas]

I liked this show because they actually put clues through-out the episode. I felt like I actually COULD help solve the crime and I loved it when they revealed them at the end.

[@oneballwizard406]

Right, back when writers gave a crap about the show actually being good even if it's just a kids cartoon

[@nash6568]

…Okay rewatching it now I see it and I love it 😊

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Yet another adaptian of Scooby Doo that played a part in our childhood, it may not have been as popular as other incarnations in the franchise but we grew up with it regardless...anyway thank you for another video Jordan your content is always a delight to watch!!!

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for the support and for watching!

[@rorysainsbury6816]

@@JordanFringe94I hope your next video will be Kirby Right Back At Ya!😏

[@267BR]

speak for yoself it's just as popular as the rest 😭😭😂

[@AceJackal253]

The theme song for A Pup Named Scooby Doo is STILL stuck deep in my brain. When the ghosts and ghouls attack... Scooby eats a Scooby Snack!

[@rodjjt7742]

The theme song and the dancing were the best part!

[@levydeat]

Literally I find myself randomly scatting “Scooby dooby, Scooby dooby doo, Scooby dooby, Scooby dooby doo”

[@idunnobutyay2520]

The theme song goes so hard

[@kirinbobarcana]

I actually really like this iteration. It's one of the only cartoons where the adults are younger and it actually worked. The characters feel far more expressive and adorable, the running jokes are decent enough to get a good laugh at times, and I just love how in every episode, Fred puts the blame on this kid literally named red herring, only for him to be right in one episode where Fred is forced not to blame red herring. I also love how whenever Fred blames red, the other characters or even red himself have to tell Freddy that red did nothing wrong in the episode, from calling Freddy from outta town while on vacation, to sending him a letter all the way to a mountain, to teleporting in after messing around with a device, to even the Characters reminding him that red herring isn't even in the episode. And speaking of Fred, while he's no wild card of interests who loves traps, here, he was definitely an upgrade to the white bread adult Fred we had for a while, but will still never be as funny as Fred cussing out the audience because they asked him why he has an ascot.

[@rorysainsbury6816]

I hope one day they bring this show back in the form of a good revival with Matthew Lillard and Frank Welker replacing Casey Kasem and Don Messick (though I wonder who would voice young Fred since Carl Steven died years ago 🤔).

[@bigkirbyhj666]

Well they were always meddling kids

[@kingpwn4414]

Which iteration had Fred cussing the audience out?

[@SOMEGUY7893]

@@kingpwn4414 I think they might be mistaking it with what I think was an Adult Swim bumper where he does that exact thing.

[@kingpwn4414]

@@SOMEGUY7893 thanks mate, yeah finally figured it out but again appreciate the clarification

[@chatt21dulanya68]

I was born in 2003, and yet grew up watching this show. I loved everything about this show. Velma and Scooby's interactions were always just so dang wholesome

[@rorysainsbury6816]

Same

[@arthas640]

I watched a ton of old shows as a kid too, but since I'm nearly a decade older than you, for me it was shows from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

[@chatt21dulanya68]

@@arthas640 That's cool. Tech took a while to get to Malawi so I grew up on VHS tapes of like "Scooby Doo, where are you?" and the original Tom and Jerry and they're honestly just timeless classics so I'm actually terrified of what Velma is gonna do as a show.What I've seen so far isn't promising

[@arthas640]

@@chatt21dulanya68 similar story with me. I had bad insomnia even as a kid and often late at night the only shows a kid would like were the occasional nature documentary or a channel that aired old shows, mainly cartoons. So I grew up on those old Hannah Barbera cartoons like Tom and Jerry, Scooby-Doo, and the Flintstones. I haven't seen anything about Velma yet, but often those "we took a few original character and have them their own show" rarely works out.

[@chatt21dulanya68]

@@arthas640 Scooby Doo aint even in the damn show bro. Look it up and prepare to be horrified at how little they understood the franchise and it's characters

[@Esziepants]

I LOVED this show, especially Velma and Scoob. It was just so funny and charming, and I feel like it ages well unlike the 'adult' Scooby Doo, for some reason. Awesome video!

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching!!

[@rorysainsbury6816]

It’s way better than that Velma spin off coming out 😨😰

[@culturehub2628]

@@rorysainsbury6816 there’s actually a Velma spin off coming out lmao

[@SaiyanGamer95]

@@rorysainsbury6816 Thats not really a high bar to pass anyway.

[@rorysainsbury6816]

@@culturehub2628 Yeah, though she and Shaggy are black for some reason, and Scooby won’t be in it for reasons I can’t remember.

[@helapinoy]

Never realized Red’s name was Red Herring until this video. Hilarious trope! I *loved* Scooby Doo as a kid but this show was easily my favorite iteration. It was such a quintessential kid’s cartoon of keeping recurring themes, keeping things fun and not too serious, and giving the plot direction and having a clever reveal to each mystery in the form of the adorable Velma. Huge upload, thanks for all of you’ve been giving us! Keep ‘em coming 🫶🏽

[@rorysainsbury6816]

I wish many reboots like the 2016 Powerpuff Girls could have gone this route 😞

[@Vassilinia]

I didn't know what a Red Herring was back when this aired but it was hilarious to notice when looking back on it.

[@Spainog]

Same here

[@MauZangetsu]

What I liked the most of this show is the warping and stretching of the characters based of their emotions, it makes them so expressive and charming

[@Scorpiofrfr]

This is underrated af. 90s cartoons were 100x better than anything they are making these days. Maybe not Owl House lol

[@anamericangrizzlybear8315]

Fred's beef with Red Herring will never not be funny to me

[@monkeydrajanka4798]

THIS Was My Favorite Scooby Doo Cartoon as a KID!! WOW Jordon I salute to you for bringing these old Cartoons back into the spotlight!

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@LowellLucasJr.]

Finally we get to talk about an awesome classic! I can't tell you how many times I would fall back on this, 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo and Mystery Incorporated as my all-time Trinity a favorite scoop stuff! To this day Micro Monsters my favorite song from the entire show and the humor is still great!

[@ryanndraws]

I remembered watching a pup named Scooby doo at 9 or 10 years old for the first time when my mom brought home the dvd and I was watching it nonstop. I’m 19 now and I still watch it. This show really made my childhood 😭❤️

[@JustinCoasters]

Tom Reugger (The Animaniacs Dude) also did some other good Scooby Doo properties with 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo and New Scooby & Scrappy Doo Show/ New Scooby Doo Mysteries

[@snowrabbit22]

cutting the scream from the all out of scooby snacks killed me

[@Disney15ish]

As someone else that liked this show, I think "Be Cool" is very much the modern version of it only with the kids being there usual ages. Once you get past (and possibly get used to) the new designs it really works and is (IMO) the best modern take on the formula. Also, I remember seeing the clip from the SCOOB! movie with the gang meeting as kids and thinking that could possibly have led into a new take on the gang as kids...which it seems like would have happened at least once with "Holiday Haunt" but..

[@rorysainsbury6816]

It really sucks they canceled Holiday Haunt when they were almost done with it as well 😞😞😔😔

[@BigJonB36]

Be Cool had a much wackier Daphne

[@EvaFull]

Thank you for bringing the puppet version of Scooby Doo to my attention. Always love seeing different forms of animation/practical props being used.

[@BuckleUpOG]

Jordan you’re the GOAT thanks for covering the shows at the corner of all of our minds. Merry Fringemas!

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Merry Fringemas!

[@captinrex119]

I loved when Cartoon Network did their marathons of this show when I was little. Also, would love to see you cover the live action movies! :D

[@christopheredwards788]

Definitely my favorite version of Scooby Doo. Another great part of my childhood 😁👍🏿.

[@rorysainsbury6816]

I too remember growing up with this show when they aired reruns on Cartoon Network in 2007-2008 (perhaps 2009 as well) and I loved it 😍😍😍. I hope it returns in a good reboot someday!

[@christopheredwards788]

@@rorysainsbury6816 Nice. Started seeing this in the late 90s

[@rorysainsbury6816]

@@christopheredwards788 Cool, though if the show returns in a good reboot, who do you think would voice young Fred since Carl Steven died in 2016? 🤔

[@christopheredwards788]

@@rorysainsbury6816 I'm not sure. Didn't know he died

[@rorysainsbury6816]

@@christopheredwards788 Yeah, apparently he was sent to prison for I think selling marijuana illegally, and either died by suicide or a drug overdose I think (I can’t remember how it went).

[@zacharybartolo5111]

I love almost everything Scooby Doo. Everything from the Scrappy era to even the latest movies. Only ever hated one Scooby Doo thing honestly. A Pup Named Scooby Doo was always on in the morning when I was a kid and I was always eager to see what new mystery they would solve. The antics and cartoonish reactions were some of the most hilarious things I have ever seen!

[@hanakosan4404]

Now I'm curious what is that only Scooby Doo show you disliked

[@runawaypacman]

@@hanakosan4404 it's probably Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!. It seems like a lot of people hate that one for some reason.

[@xord6286]

@@hanakosan4404 it's not out yet but that new Velma show isn't looking so good

[@zacharybartolo5111]

@@hanakosan4404 It's actually a movie. Scooby Doo: Return to Zombie Island. That in my opinion is the worst scooby doo movie ever. Most of the new movies are okay at best, passable at worse, but that movie shits on what is still considered today to be the best Scooby Doo movie ever.

[@zacharybartolo5111]

@@runawaypacman Honestly, I watched Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! and it's not really that bad. Not great, but not terrible. It was an interesting take for the series and I didn't really regret watching it after. I think the only complaint I had with the show was Shaggy's voice actor (who also voices Robin from Teen Titans).

[@rahbeeuh]

A Pup Named Scooby Doo was my fave! I really liked that Coolsville was meant to be in Ohio and growing up there, made me excited bout it! Red Herring popping outta nowhere when Freddy blames him always tickled me. Jenkins was fun when he'd pop up too! Velma was uber adorable and was Shaggy meant to still be a stoner even as a kid? Scooby Doo sure was...given his affinity for Scooby snacks 😂 Ultimately A Pup Named Scooby Doo was like a big hug even now thanks for giving it! RIP Casey Kassam and Don Messick

[@Ani8900]

This is one of many shows where the adults were kids and sort of acted like a origin story for them. I don't care what anyone else says but I love all shows that are like this, especially a pup named Scooby Doo.😊

[@rorysainsbury6816]

Though imagine where we actually get a real Scooby-Doo origin tv show (one that’s not like that Velma spinoff coming out 🤢🤮😨😰😞😔)

[@Ani8900]

@@rorysainsbury6816 I think I've heard of that one they're really doing their best to ruin our childhood. Now I like Velma as much as the next guy, but from what I've heard about it, it's… Really too much Also, we kind of did get a few origin story movies of Scooby Doo.

[@rorysainsbury6816]

@@Ani8900 But despite the skin color change, maybe the series won’t be as bad as it looks 😐. We’ll just have to wait and see.

[@Ani8900]

@@rorysainsbury6816 indeed

[@Ani8900]

@@GombySprangster thank you and quite frankly, I don't give a dang what anyone says that's just their opinion it's not like they're making a law or anything😄 anyway it's what I grew up with, so really if people never seen the episodes or never gave them a chance that's on them and I won't change what they don't like so long as they don't ruin it for anybody else, especially me

[@jcplays5831]

I remember my grandma who worked at a library used to always rent this for me and my sister to watch whenever we went to her house. It was always so fun to watch those episodes 🥲

[@HamazuraGOD]

Man, you better bet your ass I remember Pup! I grew up with this one in the mid-2000s, it's an absolute classic for sure

[@LazyTallGuy]

I loved this show, I never liked regular Scooby Doo but loved this one. I always thought it made sense adults were dressing up for the kids as opposed to teenagers. That clip of Scoob screaming killed me 😂

[@jace2802]

Currently back home with a father who's cancer is taking over to the point where he might not see 2023.... This channel I just discovered and the "25 days series" is awesome I love revisiting my childhood of Saturday morning cartoons when dad would be at the factory come home (usally change the channel)

[@Sajingu]

I remember watching the show as a kid growing up in the mid-2000s. I'm really glad to hear that the show is still good. Also, really happy that you are doing the 25 days fringe miss. Not only is it a lot of work to put out videos everyday, you're also bringing back people's memories from their childhood 😊.

[@donypaddy6859]

A pup named scooby doo is still one of my favorite takes on the gang along with the original and Mystery Incorporated used to catch the show lots before and after school such a fun and highly entertaining adaptation.

[@xXKawaiiChibiGaaraXx]

This version and the original scooby doo were always my favorites . Deff. A good rewatch .

[@Mysticgamer]

Love this show growing up and love it now. My favorite part is when they start the chase and then one of the characters comments it's time to start the music.

[@saloz9483]

This is my favorite iteration of the series. Its wacky, funny and I love the on going red harring joke especially when fred had to stop saying it and slowly went nuts. It also had a great and catchy theme song.

[@kcx94]

This was my favorite growing up. The og scooby of course is a classic but this felt so nostalgic looking back on it. Seeing you review some of my forgotten kids tv shows makes me have feelings I haven’t felt since a child. Thank you for the content

[@scorpionmish]

I'm 41 and at a time when I was a kid all the old school Scooby-Doo episodes was played as re-runs regularly. I liked it but it wasn't my favorite. Then this show aired and became my Scooby-Doo. Love this version!

[@DiddyKongVsLuigi]

Ah yes! This was my favorite show to watch whenever I stayed home sick from school. CN’s Boomerang, Paper Mario, and my DBZ action figures. What a childhood. 😘🎉

[@pauliepizzo8633]

As someone who was born in 2002 and loves what's new scooby doo i loves this just as much along with mystery incorporated their my top 3 shows along with the original and guess who and be cool is a underrated classic

[@AoiUsagiOtoko]

this has always been one of my favorite scooby doo shows! it's such a cute and cozy show, with really fun animation and great gags. it's got such a unique energy compared to the other incarnations, it makes it super fun to watch

[@terri-p2209]

Fringemas? More like, Jordan goes through all of the shows I was super into growing up all at once

[@204Baddogg]

I think my favorite thing overall about this show was the intro; can’t get enough of that song! I love everything Scooby Doo ❤

[@TNT-Thin]

The opening lives rent-free in mind. Can never forget this show.

[@DZR-O]

Personally this was in my top 3 favorite adaptations of the show, this was literally the best thing ever created

[@mr.checkyourself4672]

You really on a roll with these Wait and Remember cartoons I can't keep up but I miss watching a Pup Named Sccoby-Doo on Cartoon Network back in the day I like seeing Mystery Inc solving mysteries as kids and the running gag of Fred blaming Red Herring in every episode as the villain.

[@MegaFlorin111]

"A Pup Named Scooby-Doo" was so underrated show, and this is sad. I just loved A Pup Named Scooby-Doo and the clasic Scooby-Doo shows!

[@amishandy]

I remember watching this while having breakfast before school when I was growing up in the 2000's!

[@yuyaWiseman16]

This was my childhood. I loved this show. I couldn't get enough of Fred blaming Red Herring for everything and his conspiracies about mud men, the Martians, The Todem people, Mole men, etc.

[@tailsic]

wow, this give me some feels, A Pup Named Scooby-Boo is my second favorite Scooby-Doo iteration after What's New Scooby-Doo, and it's mostly because of the amazing music, the music for the chase scenes, make them the most memorable chases in the whole franchise to me.

[@silvertheduelistpilotofata0131]

I love those 2 live action movies, they're my childhood, quite literally in fact as Monsters Unleashed had only been out for a year or so, and I also love this incarnation of Scooby Doo, it feels familiar but also fresh at the same time, and I see it as the only time babyifying popular characters worked out before Tiny Toons came along that is

[@brandonpage7087]

This is definitely my favorite iteration of Scooby Doo, as well!! Just hearing that theme song takes me back to the late '80s, when I had yet to even start school.

[@milkflavored]

I had to come back to this video after the atrocity of “Velma” 🙃

[@CarlosBeansGaming]

This was my favorite show as a kid

[@LikaLaruku]

I had a different favorite show for every year that I was a kid. A Pup Named Scooby Doo is one of a handful that still holds up as an adult.

[@MSherrieKey]

Please and Thank you for covering this amazing side of Scooby Doo and the gang💛. This show gave me more perspective on the characters as a child watching back then than now as an adult. I still love the show💛

[@KisukexMomohime]

I loved this show as a kid since I was always sick and stayed home shows like Scooby-Doo, A Pup Name Scooby-Doo, Tom & Jerry, and The Land before Time became my favorites of all time.

[@MxBeccas]

I loved this version so much especially Velma. Thank you so much for your work on fringemas been awesome!

[@tylerwhorff7143]

The theme song is probably the best part of the show it's really catchy and fun

[@aidanwatson910]

A Pup Named Scooby-Doo was completely fun to watch and look forward to. I liked the "Scooby-Doo meets *insert celebrity or Super Hero*" series as well.

[@archive6094]

Fun Fact: It is not known who sang the opening theme song and the singer is not credited in the end credits and to this day the singer's identity remains a mystery

[@armyzenn]

Wow that’s wild, such a good song too

[@kaykutcher2103]

Red Herring?

[@pauljakeman]

Loved this program, really enjoyed seeing it again through this video.

[@ki11ershark]

I also quite liked this show as a kid. Not as much as the original, but it was better than any other Scooby spin-off. Their faces and expressions were awesome. I also liked Tiny Toons, even better than this one if I'm remembering correctly.

[@caesaratsumata8299]

I used to watch this all the time when I was a kid in the 2000s. I think I remember this was being broadcasted at the same time What's New Scooby doo was being aired.

[@neilconway4939]

This version of Scooby Doo did justice to all the characters. Scooby has more of a personality than just being a dog who's scared of everything and eating non stop. Shaggy is somehow even funnier in this iteration than he was in the 70's. Daphne got a massive upgrade in terms of character and isn't a supreme dumbass like many other versions of Daphne, in this one she's really smart. Velma is just so charming and adorable she puts literally every other Velma to shame since she's really likeable in this one, whereas the others she's either boring, or at least a tad unlikeable. And of course, Fred is awesome, he's definitely the funniest part of A Pup named Scooby-Doo.

[@loonytunescrazy]

Daphne normally isn't dumb anyway unless its the Be cool and I like all the original verisons from Where are you Scooby doo

[@christopherjackson2658]

Thanks for covering this show man. It's one of those weird "I have no idea this show ended 10 years ago" shows I watched all the time growing up. Almost always saw this in the early AM when I stayed home sick from school or on a snowday.

[@MissAlii432]

Loved this as a kid. Miss the good renditions of scooby doo and the gang

[@applesauceisgood32]

Loved this series and especially this spin off; Still have it on a flash drive and I'll sometimes watch an episode of 2, so much nostalgia!

[@TheVampirePredator]

The best Scooby incarnation since SDWAY. And there hasn't been a good one since. It's self awareness was a hilarious breath of fresh air.

[@Krystalmyth]

Think Be Cool and Mystery Inc are pretty damn good tbh.

[@webby3109]

I loved a pup named scooby doo!! Especially the way they literally threw in a character named red herring who was usually the red herring except for one episode where it was actually him!! 😂😂😂

[@michaelmyer8101]

A billion times better than Velma

[@9aracna.]

It still baffles me that I remember this show being in my life for years, but yet it was only 26 episodes. Just felt longer

[@mattyaboi1653]

I love Scooby Doo so much. I remember watching this every summer day in the early 2000s. I remember my favorite episode being either the superhero episode or the episode in Scooby’s enormous doghouse.

[@kellapeer]

Thanks for going over old shows, it’s nice nostalgia and I’ll probably try to find and rewatch different series

[@smugsneasel]

I never realized just how much this show played with the usual scooby doo formula as a kid.

[@ahmadmalaki8364]

7:36 she is doing the peanuts dance It’s so cute And she also kinda looks like a peanuts character actually

[@niyiogunro]

This cartoon holds a special place in my heart

[@greenbeans2]

The theme song and outro absolutely bangers. Amazing stories and hilarious. Also super sad that this isn't streaming somewhere.

[@thetruemaster100]

i love the bumpers that you add during the ad breaks! they add a lot to the videos

[@YTKJAYMUSIC]

Bro you brought my childhood back I had forgot about so many shows 😂🎸I love this channel

[@NippleNectar]

WOAH that Bumper talking about the marathon brought me back to a day i was sick and laid in bed watching this show trying to feel better. I love that you put in bumpers

[@btetschner]

Great video! This is my favorite Saturday Morning Cartoon, I like even watching clips about it. Thank you for making the video.

[@davidcross7824]

The way you pronouced Casey Kasem's name made me shudder like I do when Fred says "TRAY-sure" in the original series. Love the show!!

[@kristi6274]

Literally is and will forever be my favorite version too, and the theme song?????? Ughhh top tier

[@samu166]

I love this show then and I love this show now! Although the final season was lackluster, I remember the pure joy I had when I discovered there were newer episodes I had not seen back then. And big thanks for the heads up on that puppet styled special. Fortunately it is streaming so I'm Going to check it out

[@SailorMya]

1000% agree this is the BEST of the Scooby-doos!

[@darinsapp3338]

I grew up watching this whole series, had it all on DVD in a big ol collectors set. I fell asleep watching this show for about 5 years, every night. I don't know why but this is what put me to bed. Thanks for blessing me this Christmas with this gem of nostalgia!

[@9aracna.]

I still can't help but to sing the theme at least four times a week

[@lordofbears9463]

The way Velma walked is always adorable whenever I see it

[@devontamosley4487]

I really enjoy watching the kid version of Scooby-Doo when I was young and now as an adult. Rest in peace Kid Freddy's voice actor, Carl Stevens (1974--2011). You will be missed. 🙏💙❤💖

[@Villy245]

Yes, I do remember this show. It was my favorite Scooby Do show. I loved the focus they put on schools childhood and his family

[@NerdXlife]

I loved this version of scooby doo growing up, I wish you covered a few of the episodes though cuz I remember a lot of them. Cuz each of them had a theme to them . I remember an episode where they covered the topic of drug abuse and use with the headless skater.

[@CruzControl96]

One of my favorite memories are the days where I didn’t have to go to school, it’s being 8am and watching Baby Looney Tunes followed by A Pup Named Scooby-Doo on Cartoon Network then they’d play one of the movies (ie Witch’s Ghost). Excellent Video!

[@happybee1441]

This and Tom and Jerry kids had me HOOKED!!!!! Your bringing back dormant memories fringe I haven't thought of either of these in FOREVER THANKS!

[@bensneb360]

The most underrated and a perfect version of Scooby-Doo, I love it

[@bibisebi]

One of the best renditions of Scooby Doo, probably my favourite up there with whats new scooby doo

[@elliotludwig7487]

When I was in middle school, this show was running. Every morning, without fail, Pup Named Scooby Doo would come on and finish its opening song just as our school bus rolled up outside my house. It always brings me back to that and it’s wonderful

[@armyzenn]

That Theme Song is so CLASSIC!

[@FINNYRAWR]

Thanks TrelliRelli for recommending this content creator! Mr. Fringe, your content is great. I cant wait to binge watch your videos tonight.

[@nialapin]

This is my favorite iteration of Scooby-Doo, it was just so fun and light, I loved it! 🥰

[@Noddy-Gaming]

Damm this reminds me of watching this on boomerang before going to school loved this show

[@AJPiersonToonParadise]

Yes. This was is my favorite incarnation of the cowardly Great Dane. The self awareness and poking fun at the Scooby-Doo tropes was a delight. Though, no surprise since it was produced by Tom Ruegger. I wasn't a big fan of Daphne's spoiled rich personality in this show, but it didn't do too much to rub me the wrong way. There was also a lot of creativity put in these monsters.

[@l.raphaelnery7299]

This was one of my all time favorites Scooby Doo versions...it was awesome and beautiful so I know how you feel dude