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This episode was originally scheduled to air on April 23, 2005, which would have concluded the series a year early. Daphne's shoe turns purple when she is carried away by the Osomons. Velma wants nothing to do with the video game convention the rest of the gang is attending, but she ends up having to solve a mystery after video game creatures called the Osomons begin attacking the convention, and people begin turning into creepy zoned-out zombies.Ĭhase scene song: Holiday by Otherstarpeople It was at #51 when the episode first aired. The chase song for the episode, 'I'd Do Anything,' is the only episode to chart on the Hot Billboard 100 as it was airing. When the Mystery Machine makes an appearance at the seance, the top of it is erroneously colored green (instead of blue). When the Mystery Machine traps the gang in the alley, the top and bottom colors switch places before returning to normal. Randy's vest changes color when he tells the gang to find a mechanic. However, it reappears in a matter of seconds intact on the van. When Shaggy and Scooby are chased by the Mystery Machine onstage, the spare tire falls off the van.

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This is not only a reference to The Jetsons ' dog, but also to the very first episode of Scooby-Doo, 'What a Night for the Knight.' In the original episode, Scooby and Shaggy also walk home from the movie Star: Dog Ranger of the North Woods. The beginning of this episode shows Shaggy and Scooby walking home from Astro: Space Dog of the Future. Chase scene song: I'd Do Anything by Simple Plan One night, when Shaggy and Scooby are returning from the movies, they see the Mystery Machine driving by itself.

In a traditional half-hour escapade, the slime monster needs to turn out to be a jaded professor not some transdimensional being.Original Air Date: Saturday, October 26, 2002 Scoob-thusiasts may note that actual ghosts, monsters and aliens have long frequented the many straight-to-video Scooby movies. And jump into Shaggy’s arms at a race of alien creatures called the Anunnaki, who travel to Earth every 1,000 years from another dimension and inhabit the bodies of animals (yes, really). Quiver behind the sofa at Charlie the Haunted Robot, who is still a haunted robot when the gang unmask him. Hide under the duvet at the Evil Entity, a mass of tentacles and eyeballs who is obsessed with the total destruction of the universe. Velma and Shaggy! And Fred and Daphne are engaged!), there are actual ghosts and proper monsters. As well as some untoward office romances blossoming behind the Mystery Machine doors (Velma is secretly going out with Shaggy. However, 2010’s Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated changed all that and, in the process, made a big old mess of things. The Ghost Clown wasn’t even a clown, but a hypnotist in some face paint. Or the Headless Spectre, AKA a guy with his shirt pulled over his head. Take The Neon Phantom, who was just a bloke in lit-up Lycra. What exactly was in those Scooby Snacks that made them so addictive to both humans and canines? Were they legal? Are Fred and Daphne secretly doing it behind Velma’s back? How is Scoobert a real name, even for a dog? Despite all his, there’s always one constant: there’s no such thing as ghosts and monsters, because – when the villain is unmasked – it’s always a bitter human in a rubbish costume. Bleary-eyed at 6am, it can be difficult to remember which decade you’re supposed to be in.īesides, Scooby-Doo may sometimes leave you with a few mysteries of your own. Fred and Velma are back and Scrappy has been sent to the dog pound.

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Things are made rather complicated if you tune in to watch Scooby nowadays (bored weekend, lazy day off work or – worse still – you’ve got kids) as TV schedulers mix up the old Doo with the new. You may have even stumbled upon What’s New, Scooby-Doo?, which ran from 2002 to 2006 but still looked as if it could have been made in the 70s, even if the monsters were holograms and everyone was using mobile phones. You might also remember throwing your proverbial slipper at the world’s most annoying sidekick, Scrappy-Doo (“Puppy Power!”), who sends Fred and Velma their P45s in The New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show. There’s Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! with the original crime-fighting cast of Fred (handsome but bossy), Velma (geeky but the most switched-on), Daphne (clumsy, optimistic), Shaggy (hungry) and our Scoob (“Raggy!”), who dart around in their garishly painted Mystery Machine. There have been many outings for the world’s most famous great dane over the years. Because every time Scoob and the gang discover a mummy or a ghost, off comes the mask and it’s merely the janitor, shaking his head at those meddling kids.

But – as Scooby-Doo would advocate – there is no such thing. G rowing up, there is no bigger worry than bogeymen hiding in your cupboard or monsters camping under your bed.

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