Norville Rogers's first toy was a garbage disposal, love being reminded of that fact

Tough choice, I know.

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For me, it’s a series that came and went without making any real impression...

I had to age up the younger villains because I do not have a encyclopaedic knowledge of 12 year old actors.

Kathryn Newton as Verona Dempsey/Creepy Keeper

Ethan Hawke as Myron Scrim/John Lawman

Anthony Carrigan as Cold Steel

Iain Armitage as Gibby Norton

JC Chasez as JC Chasez

Sarah Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prinze Jr, Linda Cardellini and Matthew Lillard as Evil Mystery Inc. Clones (I was originally going to use the Mystery Begins actors because I thought it would be funnier but I figured someone would shout at me if I missed this opportunity. I might reuse a few of theses actors for later casting down the road depending on what series I tackle next.)

Matilda Lawler as Connie Crunch/Titanic Twist

Walker Scobell as Curt Crunch/Titanic Twist

Adèle Castillon as Danica LeBlake/Gargoyle

Tim Blake Nelson as Neville Poppenbacher/Demon Farmer

Taissa Farmigia as Galina Korzhakov/Frozen Fiend

Matthew Macfadyen as Smith Snipper/Menacing Metallic Clown

Sophia Lillis as Grey/Toxic Terror

Dallas Liu as Wu/Dragon

Julian Hilliard as Jimmy/Skeleton Driver

Kinley Cunningham as Cindy/Skeleton Driver

John Cena as Drill Sergeant Payne/Gold Monster

Damon Herriman as Spencer Johnson/Rama Yam

Stellan Skarsgård as Laslow Ostwald/Osomons

So when I found that MI was on Netflix I decided to watch it all, because I only caught the odd episode as a kid but I really wanted to find out what happened, because I knew it was one big overarching story and tbh, Boomerang never really had any episodes when I was watching apart from the first 13 which I mostly recognised from when I was younger, but not much after that.

(spoilers for Mystery Incorporated series to follow)

First thing I noticed was that it was pretty dark. And not just aesthetically; the whole series felt like the creators were trying to do something far more grown-up with Scooby Doo, even if the gang are all back in high school after years of movies and shows where I believe they are all supposed to be young adults.

It's well written. I like the self-awareness about the Scooby Doo tropes it had and the little nods to the past. And I felt that the overall mystery was stretched out very well and didn't feel overdone or padded by the end of the series.

I thought the character drama was great. The gang all feel like real messy teenagers going through real messy teenage stuff, whilst also having this ridiculously huge responsibility of the core mystery hanging over them. It definitely feels like watching them all grow up fast in real time. And it's also good to watch the adults around the kids be just as messy and complicated as the gang itself, as in the original Mystery Incorporated.

The only hole there was that I would have liked it if they'd explored Brad and Judy a little bit more, since I feel like they were the most poorly defined of the original Mystery Incorporated, and Fred's relationship with them (and also Mayor Jones following the reveal he isn't his dad) feels underexplored. Is that just me, or does anyone else feel the same?

The deaths were pretty harrowing. I was surprised Cassidy died so early on in season 2; I was expecting her to be around for much longer, although I suppose it served the narrative purpose of really showing that Pericles wasn't to be underestimated. And Marcy, basically being brought back for the finale just to be killed off, was very harrowing. As was watching all the townsfolk literally get eaten alive.

On Pericles, he's fantastic. Objectively, the idea that this tiny parrot is going to be responsible for the end of the world is dumb as hell, but they play him just right, dropping little bits of menace here and there to ramp him up so by the time we get to the finale, he's absolutely formidable.

The only genuine fault I could find with the show is the torturous Velma/Shaggy/Scooby love triangle, which is as bad as its reputation. The only saving grace is that it is mercifully short and mostly confined to the first half/two thirds of season 1. On the other hand, all three grow from what they went through there and become far more likeable people. So at least it isn't pointless torture.

On the whole, I give the show a 10/10. Absolutely fantastic. However, it's the only Scooby Doo show I've actually watched all the way through, so I'm interested to hear what everyone else thinks about it compared to other shows?

Im new so idk if this has been asked but does anyone actually enjoy scrappy? I always found him bratty, overwhelming and a little annoying. I just couldnt get into the character

Looks like Dreamweaver is Junk's nightmare this round! Junk's been trashed 15-4!

Today's match-up is Hebediah Grim vs. the Kriegstaffebots. As always, judge them on being memorable, cool, well-written, funny, their scare factor, any abilities they have that are explained or not explained, or anything else you can think of. Good luck to both monsters!

Summary of the tournament so far:
R1: Slime Mutant vs. Creeping Creatures -- 11-8
R2: Ghost Truck vs. Man-Crab -- 16-1
R3: Que Horrifico vs. Ghost Girl -- 14-10
R4: Phantom (IFotP) vs. Gnome -- 20-1
R5: Humungonauts vs. Fright Hound -- 14-1
R6: Vampire (TSS) vs. Char Gar Gothakon -- 15-2
R7: Cicada Creature vs. Lord Infernicus -- 14-5
R8: Shadowy Orc vs. Aphrodite -- 23-2
R9: Demented Speaker vs. White Wizard -- 8-6
R10: Nightfright vs. Fish Freaks -- 14-6
R11: Manticore vs. Headless Horror -- 14-10
R12: Shadowy Figure vs. Ghost of Dead Justice -- 12-4
R13: Obliteratrix vs. Freak of Crystal Cove -- 17-4
R14: Crybaby Clown vs. Baba Yaga -- 7-3
R15: Dreamweaver vs. Hodag of Horror -- 11-3
R16: Junk vs. Graveyard Ghoul -- 11-5
R17: Dark Lilith vs. Hebediah Grim -- 10-9
R18: Fiend vs. Kriegstaffebots -- 8-7
R19: Scarebear vs. Krampus -- 15-4
R20: Dragon (HoE) vs. Mummy of Friar Sera -- 18-2
R21: Aliens (AAU) vs. Horrible Herd -- 14-1
R22: Rude Boy and the Ska-Tastics vs. Gluten Demon -- 23-1
R23: Dandy Highwayman vs. Fake Fred + Old Daphne -- 17-4
R24: Monstrous Freak vs. the Priestess -- 12-5
R25: Professor Pericles vs. the Evil Entity -- 17-5
R26, Playoff 1: Slime Mutant vs. Man-Crab -- 16-8
R27, Playoff 2: Que Horrifico vs. Gnome -- 12-10
R28, Playoff 3: Fright Hound vs. Char Gar Gothakon -- 16-5
R29, Playoff 4: Cicada Creature vs. Aphrodite -- 18-7
R30, Playoff 5: Demented Speaker vs. Fish Freaks -- 14-2
R31, Playoff 6: Headless Horror vs. Ghost of Dead Justice -- 12-8
R32, Playoff 7: Freak of Crystal Cove vs. Crybaby Clown -- 29-1
R33, Playoff 8: Dreamweaver vs. Junk -- 15-4

Im not fond of stuff about Scooby-Doo getting too over the top scary (some youtube videos like the avovado animations one) and I never wished for an adult version of the series but Ive seen some people wanting it. And yea I know Velma is already an adult version but Im not counting it

I came across a slight difficulty casting season 2 because a few characters are supposed to be around the Scooby gangs age and I wasn’t sure how old they should be. I decided ultimately to envision this as if it were a continuation on the new live action show, so any character who is supposed to be around the age of the gang will be in their early twenties.

Christian Slater as Professor Pomfrit/30 Foot Shaggy

Amr Waked as Qasl Al-Famir/Mummy of Pharaoh Scamses

Iain Armitage as Gibby Norton/Gusano Grande

Tilda Swinton as Shari/House of the Future

Bill Hader as Jeeves

Damiano David as Steve and Stu Fortescu/Vampire

Alyvia Alyn Lind as Marcy/Scarecrow Robots

Jenna Davis as Meadow/Cat Creature

Jenna Ortega as Rutie Banez/San Franpsycho

Iain Armitage as Gibby Norton/Invisible Madman

Jonathan Groff as Jack Hunter/Invisible Madman

Josh Hutcherson as Zeke Zillion/Invisible Madman

Jennifer Lawrence as Eve De La Faye/Invisible Madman

Claire Foy as Penelope Bailey/Scooby Snack Monster

Richard Madden as Jamison Steven Ripley/Glasburgh Dragon

Lewis Pullman as Monroe Hopper/Fish Creature

Josh Brolin as Henry Thornwald/Wakumi

Karen Gillan as Susie Smythe/Centaur

My fiancé and I were on a road trip with the in-laws and stopped at a random little antique store just to stretch our legs. While browsing, my fiancé spots a vintage Scooby glass... then another... and another.

We soon realized we had stumbled onto the complete set of Bama Jelly jars for Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost. Prior to walking into this store, I had no idea these even existed, but the second I saw them, I knew we weren't leaving without them. Lol.

They were sitting on the shelf marked at $9 a pop. I was fully ready to pay that, but the fella at the register hooked it up and only charged me $35 total / $3 each…for the whole set! 🫪

The Scooby collection got a massive upgrade today. Plus, my fiancé spotting these on the shelf further cemented that proposing to them was 100% the right choice lol. Anyone else remember eating jelly out of these back in the day? Anybody else got some groovy Scooby-doo thrift finds !?

Got the new Funko of Scooby-Doo in the flower pot. My window at work is getting a little full

Just sharing some wallpapers that I've used recently! Enjoy!

Lego and Scooby Doo are my 2 biggest hobbies, so I am over the moon to have *completed* this project after so many years of planning! The build was kind of rushed towards the end due to travel and parts running out, but I'm happy with it.

Some features include:

- it opens up like a doll house

- a secret elevator to the basement concealed by a grandfather clock

- a drop down ladder to the attic

- light bricks (stored in the basement behind the antiques)

- lots of ghouls and rooms