WAIT... Remember What's New, Scooby-Doo?

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Let me know your thoughts on What's New, Scooby-Doo! Did you enjoy this iteration of the franchise or do you think it doesn't live up to the nostalgia of it?

[@Bulbasaur617]

I think this is a really nice interpretation of the Scooby Doo franchise. It's like a nice modernization of the series at the time. Still one of my favorite versions of the show to this day.

[@Reclaim.290]

Yeah it played a big part of my childhood

[@evster6343]

I grew up with this version so I will always love this version

[@HyrannoCraft]

What’s New, Scooby-Doo? I think you mean the best iteration of Scooby Doo

[@ededdneddy4ever34]

Not my favorite iteration but holds a special place in my heart as my first scooby doo series and the series aged with me. Mystery incorporated and a pup named scooby doo will always be my favorite though

[@olympusgolemoflight7198]

Now we're talking. As my younger brother said, "What makes this show so good is that it feels like an actual continuation of the original show."

[@DarkLink1996.]

It pretty much was. It kept continuity with the DVD movies, which were a continuation.

[@MrGabeanator]

agreed

[@shootgunnerd3616]

My childhood right here

[@AndreNitroX]

Yes exactly

[@tweetthechicken3870]

I always thought it was lol

[@zeospark9715]

Do I remember one of the best opening themes to a cartoon in my entire life? Definitely! This show really got me back into Scooby Doo during that era because of how up-to-date it was it really did feel new lol

[@Randomark3087]

That opening theme still slaps hard!

[@chillihog1543]

Faxs

[@pitchblacknext]

Simple Plan did the theme

[@IndigoFireFandubs]

Being performed by Simple Plan definitely adds to the feel of being from that era that's for sure

[@megancao5988]

The opening theme for this show has played in my head every day for the past 8 years or so

[@mudkipforever6754]

Dude, this series of Scooby Doo had a theme song that had no right to be as good as it was! Total banger

[@kristopherwillis8075]

Facts 🎯

[@Shmooexe3440]

The intro song is the best and most iconic and the catchiest ever. The nostalgia from seeing this hits too good

[@jazzinikki01]

One of the best theme songs

[@jessicahaigh2141]

@@jazzinikki01I’m watching it rn in rl

[@elliottlewis65]

I'm sure we could all agree. This show had the best scooby doo theme song.

[@gammafrost]

It was catchy but I still like the original Scooby Doo where are you theme the most.

[@LutherAEvans]

It's an awesome theme song, but not everyone agrees that it's the best. Scooby-Doo Where Are You and A Pup Named Scooby-Doo theme songs were great as well.

[@MlecznyHuxel9999]

I can't agree due to Mystery Inc existing

[@three-moons6036]

Nah mystery incorporated

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Ah "What's New Scooby-Doo" the first ever modern adaptation of the Scooby Doo franchise, As well as one of the longest running Scooby Doo series! I say longest running because WNSD ran for a total 3 seasons, 42 episodes, 3 holiday specials and 7 straight to video spin off films.

[@justjoannak]

Wait, really?

[@TheCommenterDragon]

@@justjoannak Well most of the previous Scooby Doo shows lasted no more than 2 seasons at most. So yes.

[@LutherAEvans]

@@TheCommenterDragon It would be three holiday specials, one for each season of the show. One for Christmas, one for Valentine's Day, and one for Halloween.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

@@LutherAEvans I've corrected that thank you.

[@LutherAEvans]

@@TheCommenterDragon You're welcome.

[@tomdragamer]

This was definitely one of my earliest introductions to Scooby-Doo, and it was fun! Not all shows need to have in-depth character development or an overarching story, as long as the writing is good. It was a fun time, and that theme song always had me hyped!

[@cooleddie1438]

It didn’t make you really have to think or get to riled up while watching it . You could turn your brain off and chill , That’s one of the things I liked about it , That’s the opposite effect with mystery incorporated it had a very intriguing mystery and plot developments that kept you thinking and wondering. Both senecios are good In they’re own way.

[@gw7120]

Thats how you reboot a show , keep everything the same and modernized the settings ,,and a banger opening Song , it really is one of the best Scooby-Doo shows

[@tehberral]

At my job we had a guy with a Bluetooth speaker who decided to play ONLY the theme song for 6 hours straight. Including cover versions, which are way more numerous than I would've thought. Yes. Yes, I remember this show.

[@acetrainerkat]

I very clearly remember an episode where the culprit *actually* got away with it because they didn't commit any crimes or misdemeanors

[@MasterOfViewership]

I also remember an episode when the culprit succeeded at their attempt because the one they were going after agreed with their motive

[@MrNightshade2010]

yep it was the theme park episode thatapair of sisters ran the one that ran the rides made them look like they were sabotaged but they werent infact they lampshaded the normal scooby doo ending where the guilty one says "I suppose I'm going to jail becuaseof you meddling kids" and velma says" no your not " and everyone looks stunned because you didn't do any thing dangerous or illegal in fact you out of your way made sure no one was hurt ..just scared"

[@MasterOfViewership]

No, I was referring to the pro wrestling one. The man who was dressed like an eagle agreed with his children that his best days were behind him and it was time for him to retire as they wanted to force him to retire so he had all his time for family.@@MrNightshade2010

[@hope-cat4894]

​@@MrNightshade2010Wasn't there also one of a guy who tried to get a movie shut down that ended getting to create a new film with a career revival for former popular actor?

[@artfulanders8449]

​@@MrNightshade2010Weird, several kids were preeetty close to getting killed by the monster's sabotage in that episode, including Shaggy and Scoob...

[@JMoney47]

I’m currently 18 so I was the target audience for this show during its prime. The Scooby doo content I have consumed is almost strictly this series and I have like 15-20 discs of this. This was my favorite childhood show by farrrr

[@islaburchell]

I grew up with what’s new scooby doo and I love it so much! Some of the best scooby films came during this era as well, I still have them on dvd.

[@cooleddie1438]

Yes the 2003-2009 era of scooby doo movies were the best , Scooby-Doo! and the Loch Ness Monster Scooby-Doo! in Where's My Mummy? Scooby-Doo! Pirates Ahoy! Chill Out, Scooby-Doo! Scooby-Doo! and the Goblin King Scooby-Doo! and the Samurai Sword

[@LutherAEvans]

@@cooleddie1438 What about Aloha, Scooby-Doo?

[@cooleddie1438]

@@LutherAEvans yea that one was pretty good too

[@vic3roy]

Me too!

[@mecahhannah]

Agreed my favorite is Scooby-Doo and the witches ghost though

[@HazbinCovenWitch]

This is one of my favorite versions of Scooby-Doo. The theme song is a banger also. 👌

[@edwardhulse]

This is such a throwback! I remember watching this on our UK children's channel CBBC when I was in Primary School and I LOVED this show! It's so good! Arguably one of the best Scooby Doo series out there!

[@lordhawkridge4116]

Dawg, catching an episode of this whilst eating your cereal before infant school/primary school was always a highlight

[@basedblackbeard4456]

​@@lordhawkridge4116wtf is infant school?

[@lordhawkridge4116]

@@basedblackbeard4456 reception-Year 2 was infant school, Year 3-6 was primary school lol

[@gucciguy3408]

What is insane is I recognize most of the clips of the show you chose for this video. Had to be one of the more early shows in my childhood that stood out more to me.

[@ededdneddy4ever34]

As someone who loves scooby doo and the lore so much these videos have been such a treat. Are you going to cover the direct to vhs movie run or some of the more phenomenal movies in the shows run as well? Really been enjoying these thanks Jordan

[@Digimonisbetterthanpokemon]

That opening theme was and will always be iconic.

[@disneyvillainsfan1666]

I certainly remember this show's kickass theme song.

[@starleo64]

I still remember I grew up with this iteration when it aired during it’s run as well the movies during the 2000’s and the original series thanks to having a VHS of Where Are You. I have a lot of nostalgia all thanks to What’s New.

[@jb6002]

This was definitely my favorite iteration side from Mystery Inc. There's so much good stuff from this show. It was so fun

[@Th3UnluckyGam3r]

Man, I can sing that intro almost verbatim all these years later. This show is just seared into my memory, it's quintessential Scooby Doo

[@Happy_Slappy2_0]

I was a toddler when I saw this version of scooby-doo and it was absolutely my favorite, and then a few years later thanks to Boomerang, I found out there was a kiddie version of the show too which is the afformmentioned A Pup Named Scooby-Doo and I loved watching that as well. I also was loving the three direct to dvd movies of Scooby Doo from the 90s, Witch's Ghost, The Cyber Chase, and Zombie Island. I'm 24 now and thanks to free safe sources I pretty much watch my fave Scooby-Doo stuff there.

[@LutherAEvans]

Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase was released in 2001.

[@roonkolos]

God, the number of times that theme has just randomly gotten stuck in my head for no reason over the years

[@LucarioShirona]

I grew up with this version of Scooby-Doo, it really brought back the classic formula to the modern era/2000s with all the right notes.

[@Avalos-Entertainment]

This is the Scooby-Doo I grew up with the intro goes hard

[@AlexJP88]

I really enjoyed watching the episodes from What's New, Scooby-Doo because they are easy to follow, funny and you don’t need to use much thinking power.

[@darthchalupa2485]

I always viewed What's New Scooby-Doo? as a direct continuation of the original Scooby-Doo, Where Are you? and I mean that in the best way possible. Both shows are very much a product of their times but by keeping to the classic formula for mysteries its really interesting seeing how much has both stayed the same & changed. Not just technology or slang but things like art style, character writing conventions, and even the voice acting direction from their respective decades are baked into each of these shows. So it was fun when Cartoon Network would play What's New or Scooby Doo-Where Are You? because it was like getting two different flavors of the same great show

[@UltraKaren]

This used to be my favorite show ever growing up. Like I was so obsessed with it to the point where I could tell which episode was playing within the first 3 seconds of it

[@noahboat580]

I would say this version of scooby doo was my favorite, noustalgia-wise. It was my generation's scooby doo, and it was in the CN schedule. It was a lot better then watching A Pup Named Scooby Doo as a kid lol but thats just me

[@noneofyourbuisness1679]

This was definitely the Scooby Doo of my childhood. I saw "A Pup Named Scooby Doo", too, and I liked it it’s overall more comedic style, but I didn’t get to see as much due to only having access to Boomerang when I visited my grandparents. You could say "What’s New" appealed to me more through simple accessibility, but it had so much more to offer besides that - and I don’t just mean one of the best cartoon theme songs of all time. There’s a reason Simple Plan re-released it a few years back

[@bland9876]

To this day still have no idea how you got access to Boomerang.

[@noneofyourbuisness1679]

@@bland9876It was a separate channel, sort of the 'retirement home' for old shows that had run their course or had premiered before Cartoon Network was formed - you had all the classic Hanna Barbera shows, like Yogi Bear, the Flintstones, and the original Scooby Doo, but then later on in the evenings you'd get the original Pokemon anime, Teen Titans, Generator Rex, pretty much everything before the early 2010's. Then Cartoon Network got the shitty idea to chuck all that out the window and show only early seasons of their still running shows, with the occasionally older cartoon thrown in. Because why would you bother airing a different show on a different channel that you own? As for getting access to it, the most I can say is that it depends on your TV provider. To this day, my grandparents still have access to the channel and had changed providers at least twice, that I'm aware of (most of my memories are fuzzy due to early childhood not caring about specifics). I think dish satellite had it back in the early 2000's if you bought a certain package, but that's about all I can say.

[@NicoleMay316]

This was the Scooby Doo I grew up with. The one episode with Velma in the simulation? That's definitely the one I remember the most.

[@matthewgillis2617]

One of my favorites, just because of the danger the gang was in, was the one with the house of the future, where the house nearly killed the gang numerous times because it wanted attention

[@wompwompcryabttit]

@@matthewgillis2617remember the episode where the mystery machine was evil and tried to kill the gang? 😂

[@Kayla_Sandoval]

Samme. Like I remember so many of the villians and I love this show.

[@CollinMcLean]

This was maybe my favorite version of the show. It produced some of the best looking Scooby-Doo movies and felt like the original while still being unique. But I was also born in 99 so I might be biased since this was the Scooby Doo version I grew up with.

[@trinaq]

This was the version of the show that I grew up with, and it was my entire jam, as was the catchy theme song, performed by Simple Plan!

[@matthewstorrs7084]

The thing I remember was that for at least one season (might have been more) when it was on Kids WB, they wouldn't reveal the culprit of every episode at the end. Instead, you'd go online and pick who you thought it was. Then, at the beginning of the episode's time slot, before getting into the new plot, they'd reveal who did it from last time, and the first five or so correct answers would get their names on tv during commercials. It was a cool gimmick, and what made this iteration stand out to me, though I imagine it wouldn't really work on a rewatch.

[@hope-cat4894]

Everyone loves the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated version, but this was my favorite one. It just brings up such nice memories for me. 😁

[@NathanWeber]

I'm an old timer who grew up on Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! I loved What's New Scooby-Doo because it was so close to the original. Used to wstch it with my Dad.

[@kidbonesonline]

My childhood show! ❤

[@vocalstrike]

This was the Scooby-Doo I mainly grew up with. What introduced me to the older shows was that every year on Boomerang throughout the entire month of October, the channel would have a 24/7 Scooby-Doo marathon. It had the old shows for the time, Scooby-Doo Where are You, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, basically every show before What's New Scooby-Doo since that was the newest one at the time. It even threw in the Olympics inspired sports competition show that had the different Hannah-Barbera characters split into 3 teams competing with each other. Good times... 😌

[@genesis4322]

I remember the theme song so clearly. I haven't seen the show in over 10 years but that theme is amazing. This show brings huge nostalgia to me personally. I remember watching this all the time when I was younger.

[@jillboler4500]

I enjoy what’s new Scooby doo series, I didn’t get a chance to watch it over years but I manage to watch it all from 2022.

[@Sindragozer]

Great episode Jordan! I love What's New Scooby Doo. I have the whole series on DVD still

[@roberttreacy8271]

What’s New Scooby Doo is my second favorite Scooby Doo series (after the original Scooby Doo Where Are You).

[@jaimeerindy4573]

I loved this series so much! I grew up on it and I loved how true to the original it was. It had a great vibe and the monster designs were well done. I watched a bunch of iterations of Scooby Doo as a kid, and I remember most of the episodes of this show because I owned a lot of the DVDs

[@Minny_Paul]

Besides the OG Scooby Doo and the Guess Who series, this' probably one of my all-time favorites in the franchise. Loved watching this show with my bro, back when Kids WB still existed on Saturday mornings. Good times...

[@davcharley5001]

😍I absolutely luv this show,I remember watching this show on Netflix and the theme song was incredible🤩

[@hydraph4843]

Growing up with this version made it very special to me. Whereas mystery incorporated was like my getting edgy, teenage phase what's new was my kid series. And I'll be honest some of my favourite scares from the entire scooby doo franchise are from this series. Mystery incorporated could get freaky sure, and some of the films like zombie island and abracadabra doo (banshee scene) and that camp one (flashback where that guy turns into a fish) got downright scary, but this series actually had its own moments. I had a massive fear of clowns growing up (I am better with them now, but I blame it on that one clown scene from James Bond) so naturally the giant mechanical clown one was horrifying to me, and I would often avoid it. Also freaky were the fish monster one in Antarctica, as the power cut, isolated structures had a great atmosphere and the whole idea of the fish dragging you away slowly just to throw you into freezing cold water was downright horrifying (especially because the fish monster was really good in chases, like he felt like a monster you couldn't run away from unlike the others where it was like oh yeah hehe they can't catch me I'm too fast), the doll episode as I hated dolls, and still have a bit of a fear of them now, the AI controlled house due to that opening mirror scene and the room slowly filling up with water, and the civil war soldier episode, though I cannot really remember why it was freaky. This is actually getting me in the mood to rewatch these episodes

[@royshaheer]

This one definitely has a charm of the older seasons while feeling fresh at the same time

[@raw086]

This is definitely one of the shows that I caught mostly when I was home sick from school or vacation

[@shuruihageshiga4581]

What’s new, Scooby-doo was one of my three childhood shows that I grew up watching as a kid. Along side A pup name Scooby-doo and the original Scooby series

[@logang.daitch8786]

I was at the When We Were Young concert and that picture does not do justice to how epic it was. Also, Simple Plan played What's New Scooby Doo at the festival! Super fun!

[@denshithedmeister6020]

I love What's New Scooby Doo. It's my #1 favorite Scooby Doo series of the franchise because I love the animation, amazing theme song by Simple Plan and all the episodes are great including the movies of that series. Love this series so much 😎💯🌟❤️‍🔥✨👑⚡🔥💥👍🤩

[@lauren6509]

I used to watch the syndicated reruns on boomerang and loved it. This is the version I remember and love the most.

[@SJtheMFZB]

Simple Plan did the OP, eh? I'm glad you acknowledge what we all remember about this show. Thanks for getting to the point with that trivia. 👌

[@comettamer]

Been waitin a long, LONG time for this video. Whats New, Scooby Doo is probably my favorite Scooby Doo iteration of them all. The episodes were very entertaining, while also having a somewhat darker tone than some of the previous series' episodes did.

[@alfiemckeough3762]

THIS was the version I grew up with It was always being rerun on cbbc when I was younger and it defined my childhood. I will always have a soft spot for this show.

[@lloydlejack-official]

What's New Scooby Doo is my favorite Scooby-Doo incarnation with Mystery Incorporated and the OG series completing the podium

[@Navoii.]

What's New, Scooby Doo was absolutely cracked. Can't beat it, I think I've watched every single(at least most of them) episode

[@mickelrubeo249]

What’s New Scooby Doo is what I think of when Scooby Doo pops into mind. I have especially fond memories of watching this version of scooby doo while growing and going to elementary school

[@mitchjervis8453]

My second introduction to Scooby Doo(after The Scooby Doo Show) and, due to it's banger intro, vibrant and funny plots, perfect integration of modern technology and current pop culture and gadgets and my favorite art style, it is THE BEST for me and a great callback to the 2000s cartoons.

[@shadowjoker285]

Honestly 2002 - 2006 it felt like it went on longer as my favourite movie from this series was the Samurai one like it was the one I enjoyed the most ❤

[@MCSWEATS]

The Best one Change my Mind Especially with Cameo's with KISS, Smash mouth

[@Shadowluigi-pj9nq]

This show is honestly my entire childhood. It's always going to be amazing 🤩

[@matthew24153]

I remember watching the show on dvd so many times, it was a cool modern take on classic Scooby, the monsters were a cool and creepy, the reoccuring characters were fun, and it was my main Scooby-Doo show as a kid.

[@gPudgy]

This is probably my favorite iteration outside of the classic that i watched on boomerang as a kid

[@ChadMorningWood]

now this is my SHIT man, the opening for the show got my hyped as fuck Warner Bros definitely killed it with Scooby Doo brand for me as a 2000's kid, those live action movies, the series reboot, Gen 6 games, all were literal bangers

[@harutushiman]

8:10 YOOOOO THE MONGOLIAN DEATHWORM EPISODE! YOU JUST UNLOCKED A HELLUVA LOT OF MEMORIES. The literal best episode in the series (from child me’s perspective). Thank you so much for this.

[@Mankey619]

This and Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated are the only favourite series that I’ve watched the most.

[@dmnapier7]

I never got into WNSD fan, but even i cannot deny that theme song was straight 🔥. Not until i seen the crossover between the Supernatural gang and Scooby gang did i get interested. Yeah they did an animated episode of Supernatural that was a giant love letter to Scooby Doo. It honestly made me intrigued into Scooby Doo.

[@D4NY301]

The first version I was HOOKED on released a couple of months after I was born.

[@RomaroBrandon]

This is my favorite version as far as animation goes.

[@huntercool2232]

How could anyone forget that banger intro?

[@aaronmartin7086]

I love the music in the show. Got me into rock and metal music. So much underrated artists and bands.

[@gaby-leigh2207]

Terror time had no business being that good. My favourite song from this era❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Smoothïllustrated]

This was my Scooby doo as a kid. I saw the Old ones but this was Where my Love for the scooby Gang characters started 💕🌸✨

[@tmfuentes2001]

Not gonna lie, but the theme song of this incarnation of Scooby-Doo stuck with me for a very long time and to this day is still one of my favorite cartoon theme songs to listen to this very day (plus I didn't know that Simple Plan performed it at the time of the show's release, which might explain why it's so catchy to listen to these days). This is probably my 2nd favorite Scooby-Doo incarnation btw.

[@CubeAtlantic]

It was dead-on my favorite Scooby Doo cartoon as a kid :D

[@TKG785]

This was my introduction to Scooby Doo as a whole and still an iteration of the franchise that I remember the most fondly. It's many things a new series to an old property should be.

[@laszlokaszas1003]

What's new Scooby-Doo is like the best vanilla icecream you ever had in your life.

[@GilbyMinaj]

Loved what’s new, a pup named, and the classic. The zombie island movie is iconic. I also remember the Area 51 alien movie as well

[@Wrednec]

Yeah I remember this show! Me and my cousin would watch this on DVD with one of those box TVs that had a DVD player and VHS player built in. He had all the seasons of this show on DVD! A little bit before our time though (we were born in late 05) but still a great show!

[@RW1A]

What's New Scooby-Doo is my favorite version of Scooby-Doo. Love the intro too

[@zaktheadventuredog4024]

I Grew up watching this show, makes me feel old 😆I still remember some of episodes too. Takes me back. Great video Jordan!!!!!

[@austinwaltersofficial]

I watched Scooby Doo where are you growing up, but What’s New Scooby Doo is really where I fell in love. I am turning 21 years old in a few months and to this day I rewatch all of the movies and shows over and over again. I don’t think I’ll ever outgrow it.

[@mattburton125]

This is definitely one I remember! One of my favorite iterations of the series

[@montanajackson3713]

Dude, This series along with APNSD were two of the greatest parts of my childhood! The theme song by simple plan is still a bop!

[@zacteur]

I’ve grown up up with this version (and reruns of the classics.) I’ve always loved it!

[@frenchtoastmafia1]

I was little when this came out, and at the time I loved it because the monsters felt so creative and interesting (or “scary” as I said at the age of 5)

[@StareachValcin]

I definitely enjoyed what's new Scooby-Doo, and considered it part of the same continuity of the Scooby-Doo movies from Zombie island and many of the modern Scooby-Doo movies during the early 2000s, since the Hex girls appeared in some episodes and acknowledged knowing them from the witch's ghost movie.

[@jordanwright2072]

@Flyboy1953 What do you mean "unavailable"?

[@jordanwright2072]

@Flyboy1953 Why was she unable to?

[@jordanwright2072]

@Flyboy1953 did she retire

[@HeraclesN-fp1bw]

I very much enjoyed these NEW mysteries that Scooby & the gang had to solve especially with how it lets the audience get the chance to figure out who was under the mask after most of the episode has aired then submitting it online of their guess, & mentioning Simple Plan I remember the music video for the theme song & the episode that features them

[@S-Dfan]

It was my absolute favorite! I remember watching it when it first premiered! It always held a special place in my heart. I was only 7 when it first came out.

[@charlottepitt100]

This is easily my fave of the Scooby doo franchise.

[@Skypost4ever]

While I love mystery incorporated, what's new Scooby Doo was peak Scooby Doo.

[@insecdroid]

Do I remember the Scooby-Doo I grew up with? The show with one of the best openings to any show ever? …Yeah, of course I Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

[@JoboGamezzz]

I remember watching this series so much in a daycare I was in when I was younger and every episode and movie I watched I just ate a bunch of ramen noodles

[@static_shockz]

This my favorite Scooby-Doo show it had the best theme song ❤

[@stitch3935]

There are several different shows of each franchise that I know. I know 8/9 different shows of the Scooby-Doo franchise: Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated, Scooby-Doo Where Are You!, The Scooby-Doo Show, Be Cool Scooby-Doo!, What's New Scooby-Doo?, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?, and possibly also The New Scooby-Doo Movies.

[@shilohgrayson]

I rewatched most of the episodes a year ago and I still love it! This was definitely my favorite Scooby-Doo show as a kid! ^^

[@billymoore7182]

What's New Scooby-Doo is my second favorite Scooby-Doo series. With Scooby-Doo Where Are You being my #1. I also like Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated, Be Cool, Scooby-Doo, The New Scooby-Doo Movies, and of course A Pup Named Scooby-Doo.

[@eonamiella2124]

This was the one I grew up with, it's still my favorite. I know the characters and stories are deeper in some other iterations but this one always had my favorite art style. I like the characters have semi realistic proportions while still being clearly animated, like the original series compared to the exaggerated body shapes of some other iterations. The theme song is also really stuck in my head and still remains the best one I've heard for the series. I get that the show is simple like the original and that can be repetitive but I guess the repetitive nature of Scooby Doo never really bothered me since I didn't have cable and only had like one of the DVD movies (the Australian vampire one). Main way I saw the show was when I was at other people's houses so I never saw the entire series

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

I loved this show, it was my introduction to the Scooby Doo franchise and I've been a fan ever since! I love Mystery Incorporated more, but I don't think I would appreciated that drastic and more serious take on the franchise had I not seen the classic Scooby Doo first. What's new let me appreciate the status quo.