Funny how you don't realize how much something means to you until years later. I watched these when I was little, and I really liked them. But later on they just became a nice memory that would resurface once in a blue moon. Which is exactly the only reason I decided to look this show up again. The last time I thought of it was about a year ago due to something I saw which I thought shared a similar style. Now I realize it's one of my favorite cartoons and I truly wish I still had the DVDs. I once drew the purple monster with the eye below its mouth, likely because it may have been my favorite or at least one of my favorite monsters. This contradicts the story of the “Scooby-Doo : First Frights” game - though I don't think that many of the shows are meant to fit in any universal timeline. Especially with this version's alternate Tex Avery more-wacky-than-usual reality. I forgot about some of the monsters and those memorable dance moves. Especially Velma's. I mean the others' are funny too - but Velma's really stands out. :) And oh what a touching hug from Aunt Thelma! Glad I'm only about three and a half months late to this video; as opposed to years late. May God's blessing, love and grace be bestowed upon you everyone!
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My BFF got me the complete series on DVD for my birthday, as well as a groovy tie dye cake with the color theme to match. I nearly cried. Yup. I turned 30 and nearly cried from it. We watched a few episodes together and it warmed my heart. He laughed at me wiggling and singing in my seat to the theme song.
I really enjoy your format of reviewing and listing titles. The titles are nicely synced with the music and vanish in the same rhythm. And the show summaries have detailed descriptions that allow viewers who have not seen the episodes to get an in-depth analysis. And you weaved your opinions naturally into the reviews following a scene from the show. I hope to see more of your work soon.
@@DuskTillShawn 20:12: Judging by the brown color of the grounded snuff inside the bag, I say it’s tobacco, one of the worst type of drugs to have; gives you lung cancer.
yeah, but he actually took his I believe aunt's bike and added a side-car. The gang kept coming around bothering so he went "villain" to get them away. In the end he admits it, and reveals it done. The whole episode clues were pointing to red herring and the gang was infuriated and telling freddy to shut up about too lol.
Yeah that was a great one. But Freddy agreed to go 24 hours without accusing Red and it was killing him. When Red was revealed to be the monster he threw a big temper tantrum screaming “I knew it!” Though Red really didn’t do anything illegal. He just dressed as a monster so he could take his aunt’s bike without being recognized, intending to clean it as a surprise birthday gift to her.
YES! lmfao i was shocked ... after so many episodes but, i think in that episode the gang confronted Freddy about always blaming Red Herring & Freddy was peer pressured into saying its not Red & it actual was ... SMH the biggest L in APNSD 😂
In the last issue of the Scooby Doo Team Up comic from DC, they featured different versions of Mystery Inc brought together. When the big villain was unmasked at the end, for ONCE Fred actually got to be right when he said it was Red Herring AND be allowed to say it.
No both were horrible! The former was formulaic and made Daphne, Fred, and Velma obnoxious while the latter focused too much on relationships and made Fred so intolerable (stupid and the love of traps 🪤 is getting old!)
@@prowolf633 excuse me? That’s there opinion my opinion is a pup named scooby doo and mystery incorporated as well, u can’t choose people’s opinion! sheesh, no need to go “both of them is horrible!” Could of said “I respect your opinion but my opinion is that both of them are not good, hope u respect mine!”
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My favorite episode was the one where Scooby runs away and he's being chased by the lady who keeps saying she wants his head but then it turns out she just wants to take his picture 🤣
Something I love about this show is the animation, it doesn’t have that iconic Hanna Barbera stiffness and is more like a Warner Brothers cartoon in how fluent and exaggerated the animation is
Man I remember this show, well the reruns, it was a gem of a cartoon!!! The chase scenes always mad me laugh since ether kids are dancing during every chase XDDDDD one of my favorite episodes has to do with the Weredoo
One episode I enjoyed was For Letter or Worse as it was one of the first episode to show a proper backstory to the ghost's origins, also the fact where all the suspects (minus Red Herring of course) was the ghost XD.
Ever notice how the original "Scooby-Doo Where Are You" takes place in the late 1960's so a Pup Named Scooby-Doo was somewhere between 5 and 10 years before so the music in Pup was like late 50's / early 60's style!
It's inescapable looking at Daphne and Velma's costumes, like they just stepped off the set of _A Hard Day's Night._ The period-accurate cheesy slang dialogue also helps sell it, even with the distinctly Reagan-era animation and more 'retreaux' musical style.
I admit my favorite A Pup Named Scooby-Doo episode is “The Babysitter from Beyond” because it was pretty much the only episode that really broke certain parts of the formula, Red wasn’t in the country so Fred didn’t blame him in the end, and most importantly the culprit was a woman and not “the nice suspect”
"A Pup Named Scooby Doo" had a very different style than the other SD shows. That might be because the show runner and creator of this version was Tom Ruggar, who would go on to create "Tiny Toon Advenutres" and "Animaniacs".
I can’t believe how long Scooby Doo has gone on for! The formula may sound repetitive, but it’s a good set up for an episodic story. I’d have to say besides this series, Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated is another unique spin on the show. I highly recommend it.
LOVED this series. However the best Scooby-Doo is IMO, Whats New Scooby-Doo. That said, my favorite episode of A Pup named Scooby-Doo is either "For Letter or Worse" or "The Spirit of Rock & Roll"
I am sooo glad you mentioned this show! This was one of my favorites growing up!! I gotta say, one of my all time favorite episodes is where Scooby has this "cursed" collar and there's a dognapper "ghost" (Curse of the Collar)
My top 12 episodes are: 1. The Chickenstein Lives! 2. Night Of Living Burguer 3. The Spirit of Rock N'Roll 4. A Bicycle Built For Boo 5. Scooby Dude 6. Ghost Who's Coming To Dinner 7. Wanted Cheddar Alive 8. Lights, Camera, Monster! 9. The Schnook Who Took My Comic Book 10. The Computer Walks Among Us 11. Terror, Thy Name is Zombo 12. Horror of the Haunted Hairpiece
I remember the episode where the bully stole his grandma’s motorcycle and the gang had to find out why and it was because he wanted to put a side car on it so she can carry her groceries better.
I remembered it had something to do with her, but I didn't remember what. I do remember that a pebble, a rock, and a boulder were thrown through the window. Also, it might have been his "aunt".
Love this show! I remember days when i would stay home from School in the early 2000's & Cartoon Network would air episodes of A Pup Named Scooby Doo, Nostalgic!
As someone who views "Josie and the Pussycats", "Jabberjaw", "Phunky Phantom", and "Speedbuggy" as the superior media of this genre, I will 100% agree with you that "Pup Named Scooby Doo" is indeed the ABSOLUTE BEST that the Scooby franchise has to offer (and yes, the music has a lot to do with that), but 2nd place goes to "13 Ghost of Scooby Doo", followed by "The Boo Brothers", "The Ghoul School", "The Reluctant Werewolf", and "Scooby Doo Meets Kiss". Edit: Now that I've seen the whole video, a couple episodes worth mentioning, "Babysitter From Beyond" where Shaggy's baby sister is introduced. Velma's Aunt Thelma wasn't the only family member this series introduced us to and that episode kept me worried for Sugie's wellbeing. "The Ghost Who's Coming to Dinner" this one pulls at the heart strings as Scooby and the gang meet their first ever REAL ghost and he's actually friendly, but his house is at risk of being demolished and if that happens... "POOF" he'll cease to exist. "Chickenstine Lives" Freddy's uncle now owns the 'Exaggerator'. And, my ABSOLUTE favorite; "The Boogie Biker" where Daphne bets Freddy he can't go 24 hours without accusing Red Hearing(a joke that flew over my head until I was in my mid 20's) only for the culprit to ACTUALLY be Red Hearing and not just a fish.
Man I loved watching A Pup Named Scooby Doo back in the day. When it came on Cartoon Network every weeknight at 7:30pm. This just brings back so many memories ^^. After watching this video I am subscribed to your channel. Keep it up my friend!
My favorite was the one with the giant burger monster if only for the exchange at the end. Criminal: I worked for Mr. o'Greasy for 20 years and never got a raise! Daphne: Then why didn't you just quit and get a better job? Criminal :I never thought of that....
That's one of the monsters I forgot about. I probably forgot half of them. But burger monster was on one of the DVD boxes as it turns out. He also reminds me of Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2 burger spider. They even share multiple legs.
Oh and now I remember some funny clips from that episode! Daphne was disgusted with the bucket seats and said "Ew, I don't sit in buckets." So she has Jenkins provide her a chair. And I believe Scooby and Shaggy were mad with each other and they both fought over a seat - splitting it in half because there wasn't enough room for both of them. Haha! :D
I remember watching this show on boomerang before I went to school every morning I loved when they would stop in the middle of the chase to turn on music than resume running
Ok I can't. I love the show, everything about it. And Freddy's obsession with Red Herring is by far my favorite running bit with the series, especially the ONE time he actually did it. But Eddie Guerrerro didn't do the 5 Star Frog Splash, he just did a regular frog splash. Rob Van Dam did the 5 star and it was distinguished by frequently changing angles in midair to hit unideally positioned opponents for a pop of athleticism.
Dude your whole channel is an absolute banger. After binging your whole channel for the past 2 or 3 hours I seriously can't believe you only have a little over 11k subs. Seriously dope channel recommend to anyone born in the late 80 and early 90s( i was born 1/16/1992).
You know, there's a foreshadow in A Bicycle Built For Boo, to the ghost being Mr Conrad. When he shouts at the gang to "get out, get out, GET OUT", the monster shouts the same thing in the exact same way.
@@dhonorable195 He didn't need the bike, he needed the chain from the bike, which was exclusive to that particular brand of bike & perfect for the printing press he was using to print counterfeit money.
I still go feral when the theme song plays. Though I do contest that the iterations from the Hannah Barbera Scooby-Doo movies (98-01) were the best, but that's just my preference.
A pup named Scooby Doo is basically something I remember watching but don't remember a single episode. And the theme song is stuck in my head. Oh wait I remember the headless skater And the cheese monster
Wow, it’s been forever since I watched A Pup Named Scooby Doo! I don’t remember there being this many undercover agents. It’s been long enough that I don’t remember the names or all the plot details of my top episodes, but I’ll try: The Shnook Who Took My Comic Book, Wanted Cheddar Alive, & Scooby Dude were all in my top picks too! (bizarrely, my brain seems to have deleted all memory of the drug aesop from Scooby Dude. Personally, I thought the “Dude” repetition was so over-the-top that it bounced back around to hilarious.) My other favorites that didn’t make it into this video are: 5. The one where Shaggy & Scooby are on a Wheel of Fortune style game show. I don’t remember anything about the monster or the overall plot, just that I loved this episode. The very end, where Scooby & Shaggy beat the 2 snobby genius kids they were competing against, still replays in my mind out of nowhere. 4. One that took place entirely within the kids’ school after hours. The monster was a helper robot that Velma invented that apparently went rogue (actually someone controlling the robot). Featuring: An aggressive janitor who traveled through the halls in a rowboat, using mops as oars 3. The one where Scooby’s parents visited. The monster was the “ghost” of a legendary dog catcher who had it in for the Doo family (actually someone who wanted to steal Scooby’s priceless heirloom collar that his parents gifted him). Oh yeah, and we find out that the Doos are even richer than Daphne & Scooby’s doghouse is actually hiding a sprawling underground mansion. Also, this episode started the trend in later Scooby media of Scooby’s first name being Scoobert, and is the first appearance of his siblings (who appear at the end of the episode. I think it was a family reunion??) (*Ruby Doo might have appeared before this in one of the shows with Scrappy, not sure which aired first). 2. Another monster from the movies, this time with 3 heads, invades Shaggy’s home while he’s babysitting his baby sister Shugie. He can’t contact his parents for whatever reason, so he calls in the gang & they have to solve the mystery while carting around Shugie & her impossibly well-stocked diaper bag. I have vague memories of, even as a kid, thinking the monster’s design could be better (2 of its 3 heads look almost exactly the same). I believe this episode also mentions that Shaggy’s dad is a policeman, which I though was a neat detail. 1. One where there was actually a real ghost, but he wasn’t the villain. An elderly couple had been sharing their house with a friendly ghost, Mr. Boo, for years. Recently, it seemed that the sweet ghost had turned on them & was trying to drive them out of the house. The ghost revealed himself to the kids, explained that it wasn’t him (but wouldn’t go talk to the couple, for some reason…), and said that if things continued like this, he would simply “poof” into nothingness. The gang decide to help Mr. Boo out. Turns out that the elderly couple are living in prime real estate & several people are interested in buying the land… Honorable mentions: The one that takes place in a museum (The only thing I remember is the chase scene & the fact that Shaggy made a point to start the chase music on a boombox), and the one time it actually was Red Herring. Good video, thanks for bringing back childhood memories!
Did anyone remember an episode where Velma disguises herself as a new kid and Fred doesn't recognize her? And in another one he states that the culprit must be Red Harring when he's standing right next to him. :) I don't remember anything else from those episodes. I once drew a picture of that purple monster. I guess I liked him.
5. _For Letter of Worse_ features a villain being a female blond diva upset that her show was cancelled for the children's game show spoofing Wheel of Fortune & actually dressed up as not just the skeletal ghost of a mobster named Al Cabone (a play on real-life gangster Al Capone), but also dressed up as the janitor, who tried to misdirect the kids away from uncovering the mystery, only for the existence of an oversized ring on her finger giving her guises away, along with the aid of Velma's portable computer tricking the Ghost of Al Cabone into the gang's elaborate trap. 4. Velma creates the Dinkley 5000, a multi-functional robot meant to assist with common everyday tasks (including playing the chase scene music via its built-in speaker sound system after the gang says, "Start the music", at which point the Dinkley 5000 complies & says in its robotic voice, "Starting music", before pursuing the gang), only for it to seemingly go rouge & nearly cause Velma to get expelled from school due to its malfunctioning & actually stealing not only personal items from the rest of the gang, but also test answers from the school faculty. The culprit turned out to be a rival of Velma's, who was upset that Velma's robot won the school's science fair competition, so he rejiggered the robot in a petty attempt to frame Velma for its stealing things whilst he manually controlled it from the inside, however once the gang remembered that the Dinkley 5000 was natively programmed to do whatever Velma instructed, they simply had Velma overload its circuits with endless tasks until it finally broke down & the truth was revealed after Scooby pulled Velma's scientific rival out of the broken heap of spare parts. 3. _Case of the Cursed Collar_ was the episode in question & the presumed ghost was the specter of famed dogcatcher Buster McMuttmauler, who had it in for the Doo family, but in the end, the supposed "curse" on the collar -- even if Scooby hated wearing it & was repeatedly keen on just giving it away to the specter, however knowing his parents would've been upset with him for giving a family heirloom away, Scooby was forced to endure having the collar on until near the end of the episode when it was revealed that even his dad hated the collar when it was first put on him years before, but kept it in the family due to its value -- was proven to be faked & the true crook was the helping hand who was supposed to be the one providing the dog food for the Doo family, but was tired of being a human serving dogs when he felt it should've been the other way around & he planned to steal the ugly-looking collar (which was covered in jewels) to get back at the Doos for basically making him their manservant. Ruby Doo, Scooby's sister & Scrappy mother, did appear in an earlier episode of the preceding _Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo_ series where we got to see how Scooby's gung ho nephew was born through Momma & Daddy Doo's memories, however on the _PUP_ series, Scooby & his siblings, including sister Ruby, were all still puppies themselves, since the show devolved Mystery Inc. into literal children as an example of the popular "babification" trope of the era. 2. _The Babysitter from the Beyond_ introduced the young gang to real world crooks Manny & his female partner Molly the Moll, but for much of the episode, they were trying to keep Shaggy's young sister Sugie safe, because they were scared that the babysitter hired to watch her was secretly Molly in disguise, when in actuality, Molly was roaming around undercover as the 3-headed fictional movie zombie Boogedy Bones. The reason Molly was disguised as Boogedy Bones was because the gang were initially planning to go see a Boogedy Bones feature film before Shaggy felt that he had protect his sister from the strange babysitter his parents had left her with, prompting the rest of the gang to ditch the flick & help out. Manny broke out of prison & came around skulking around the premises, too, however once he and Boogedy Bones were captured & Boogedy Bones was quickly unmasked as Molly in disguise, the conveniently timed 4th wall-interrupting television news reporter & Shaggy's policeman father (who was out on the town with his wife at the local Policeman's Ball, hence why Sugie was meant to be left with a babysitter whilst Shaggy & gang went to the Boogedy Bones movie) revealed that the babysitter was just that, an eccentrically-dressed babysitter (since I doubt Shaggy & Sugie's dad, as a local policeman, would hire anyone truly nefarious to look after his toddler daughter), meanwhile the entire reason that both Manny & Molly had been around the house at all was, in fact, because they had long-ago buried a bunch of stolen loot in the family basement unbeknownst to everyone & Molly became Boogedy Bones to try & frighten both the gang as well as the hired babysitter away so she could get to the stolen goods before Manny could break free from prison, but he got there before she could made good her escape. Honorable Mention 1: _Now Museum, Now You Don't_ featured a samurai ghost, who could've been one of three suspects (1. Museum curator Mr. Dayton, 2. The female tour guide who took the neighborhood children to the museum, 3. The museum's guard Mr. Thornsby). Funnily enough, at first, it was initially thought by Red Herring, Mr. Dayton, and Mr. Thornsby that Shaggy & Scooby had stolen the antique swords that were worth a fortune which the samurai ghost had taken (and this was because the "local kid & his puppy" were the only ones in the room when the theft took place & were the only ones to see the samurai ghost take the priceless ancient weapons before seemingly floating away), leading to even the show runners jokingly putting up text on-screen listing them as primary suspects, much to their dismayed chagrin ("Hey, we can't be crooks! We're the stars of the show!" "Yeah, stars!"). Mr. Dayton warns Mr. Thornsby that he needed to reclaim those missing swords before the museum curator left town or else, Mr. Thornsby would be fired from his job as museum guard. However, when Mr. Dayton departs with a pleading Mr. Thornsby on his heels trying to keep his job, a one-way plane ticket (a CLUE) curiously drops out of Mr. Dayton's pants pocket, which the kids confiscate for later. Soon, upon stumbling across the stolen swords hidden in a secret room located elsewhere in the museum, Velma has the gang make some phony prop swords to pose as the originals, knowing the samurai ghost would come to get them after noticing the originals had went missing from where the samurai ghost had hidden them. However, when the samurai ghost does show up, Velma speaks to him in perfect Japanese, but the samurai ghost clearly doesn't understand her & still runs off with the phony prop swords anyway. Velma informs the rest of the gang that she outright told the samurai ghost that "Those swords are fake" in Japanese, prompting Daphne to ponder exactly why a ghost based around an old Japanese art of fighting couldn't understand native Japanese. In the end, the samurai ghost was revealed to be none other than the museum curator Mr. Dayton, with the female Tour Guide thankful for the return of the stolen swords (appropriately thanking Velma in native Japanese, which Velma responds back in kind) & the guard Mr. Thornsby making light of the situation whilst handcuffing his former employer ("And you were going to fire me! Well, come on, mister curator, you're going to jail!") before leading him away. Honorable Mention 2: In _Night of the Boogie Biker_ the gang is fed up with Freddy accusing local bully Red Herring as being the culprit behind all of their cases (because most of the time, Red Herring is simply that, a recurring gag to poke fun at what red herrings actually are in relation to mystery stories), so they bet that he couldn't stand even 24 hrs. without accusing Red even once & Freddy accepts the challenge. Coincidentally enough, Red Herring himself actually hires the gang to look after his Great-Aunt Hedda's prized bicycle (back in her day, she was a skilled racer & her bicycle won her acclaim until she became embittered & old), only for it to mysteriously go missing & end up in the hands of a thief calling himself the Boogie Biker. In the end, despite going the entire episode without framing his nemesis for the theft, it turns out that the Boogie Biker who stole Great-Aunt Hedda's bicycle was, indeed, Red Herring all along in a surprise twist of fate. At this revelation, the rest of the gang is shocked whilst Freddy has a severe emotional breakdown, claiming that he knew Red Herring was behind the ruse all along, but couldn't say anything due to the bet he & the rest of the gang made still being in effect for the entire day. When pressed by Daphne & Velma about why he himself stole his Great-Aunt's bicycle after paying them to look after it, Red Herring admits he did it to keep the gang off his trail, because he decided to spruce up the old bicycle with a new paint job & add on a side car so his Great-Aunt Hedda would have a place to store her groceries when she went shopping. It was then that he realized that if word got out about this kind gesture, then his tough guy image would've been sullied, so he donned the guise of the Boogie Biker to keep the gang from intruding when he was trying to keep his upgrades to the bicycle a guarded secret to protect his reputation.
This was a great list of A Pup Named Scoody Doo episodes, but there is no arguing that "Snow Place Like Home" has the best chase song, Here Comes the Iceman. :D
Once, literally once, Red Herring was the villain of the week, and his explicit reasoning was that Freddy has been accusing him for so long, that he wanted to actually do the thing for once to either... throw Fred a bone, or so that it'd stop being a false accusation.
some of my favorites are the one when scooby and the gang go to a creepy place to ski and they solve the mystery of an ice demon, one where daphne runs an arcade and the gang has to deal with a massive hairball, another is when velma is accused of theft and cheating, when we get to meet scooby's family, and the last one is the one at the mall where they take on stinkweed.
One thing about kid versions of shows is that they tend to just completely mess with the person's personality to the point they seem like entirely different characters. For example in Baby Looney Tunes, Sylvester and Tweety are best friends despite in the core Looney Tunes, their mortal enemies because of Sylvester constantly trying to eat Tweety. However, not only A Pup Named Scooby Doo kept all of the character's personalities in check, they added another layer to make them even more stand out and funnier. Best example is Fred who many say in the main Scooby Doo series has next to no personality besides being the leader. In this series, he is much more spunkier and eager to lead and catch the villains not to mention his hilarious Red Herring running gag. This series alongside Mystery Incorporated I consider the best versions of Scooby Doo period
This has always been my favorite version of Scooby-Doo. I was born in January 1990, so it was the version I grew up with. I always found it the most entertaining for some reason. Even to this day.
89 kid right here homie I remember back I 94 95 and summers till around 97 they'll play this during the summer break this with Tom and Jerry kids and Flintstone kid as well
The Scooby Doo snacks in this series always seemed so appealing to me… I know that sounds crazy but there was two forms of real-life Scooby snacks that I remember eating as a kid and I miss them.
I always liked the episode where red herring is the actual villain and everyone is shocked that Fred would have been right if he actually did name red as the villain.
Tiny toons, muppet babies, Tom and Jerry kids, flintstone kids and a pup named scooby doo. What great time for cartoons. Makes me miss my childhood growing between the states and Guatemala.
Loved it! But my favorite episodes are Spirit of Rock and Roll, Curse of the collar, Return of Commander Cool, Night of The Boogey Biker and the one with Mr. Delete. 😊
I have always enjoy watching cartoons especially Scooby-Doo. I remember Scooby-Doo when it came back on in September of 1988. This reboot was a breath of fresh air and a good kick in the pants for me. I also liked how Freddy accused red herring of all those crimes in which he didn't do anything bad except one. Finally, since I'm a cartoon lover all my life, back in 1990, I wanted to watch a pup named Scooby-Doo on ABC Saturday morning when I was stationed there at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, Colorado. My roommate got up, turned off the TV and went back to bed. I felt a little frustrated but he outranked me. Still, I watched that episode. I wouldn't mind seeing Warner Brothers doing something more like that in the future.
My personal favorite episode was the one where Velma got framed for a crime at the school and the gang had to break into the school after dark to clear her name. Speaking of Velma, she was the cutest thing in this show!
'A Pup Named Scooby-Doo' would be kind of a precursor to 'Tiny Toon Adventures' due to the fact that Tom Ruegger worked on this show, and Glenn Kennedy would provide the show's bouncy animation style. Both of which would carry over to 'Tiny Toons'. As for MY favorite incarnation of 'Scooby-Doo', that honor goes to 'Mystery Incorporated'.
I remember how one time a business lady with a assistant that was the monster was seen again *with* said assistant, chained up with her parole officer in tow. Apparently despite having committed a crime against her boss she was just that good.
Yep. Jailbird Barbara was the personal assistant to the female mayor of Coolsville, Carole Colossal. Previously, Barbara had been exposed as the woman behind the Chickenstein hoax in a prior episode, however she was let out of jail on parole & still employed as Ms. Colossal's personal assistant on loan from the town prison (when questioned about this, the female mayor admits to the gang that "It is so hard to find good help these days") when the female politician purchased the CWF (Coosville Wrestling Federation) due to the strong popularity of pro wrestling at the time. Unfortunately for her, it turned out that the CWF was being harassed by a ghost cow wrestler named The Hooded Heifer. Initially, the gang thought that greasy slimeball Mr. Scuzzball could've been the monster due to his kayfabe heelish antics, including beating his own mother, geriatric wrestler Granny Gator, in the last intergender match they had together. Mr. Scuzzball did write a letter of apology to his mother in an attempt to make amends, however The Hooded Heifer had stolen the letter before it could be delivered, leading to Granny Gator grabbing her son by the ear & giving him the dreaded Ear Lock as he pleaded for her to forgive him. The gang also suspected the Swindelson Brothers, a duo of lookalike twins running a rival promotion, whose star was also their personal accountant named Neville. Upon being questioned about their possible ties to The Hooded Heifer since the ghost cow wrestler was threatening to put the CWF out of business, which would've left the Swindleson Brothers company as the only promotion left standing, they called upon Neville to promptly eject the gang out of their building using a simple calculator. The gang also suspected a burly wrestler in a Little Bo Peep costume that called himself Little Bo Peter who also had literal sheep as his tag team partners, because he wanted to be a real wrestler, but Carole Colossal laughed at his costume, so he was preparing to join the Swindelson Brothers promotion, since they readily accepted him for who he was, silly gimmick & all. Throughout the _Wrestle Maniacs_ episode, there was a running gag about nearly everyone they gang suspected abhorring BBQ sauce, which was a natural weakness for The Hooded Heifer, since it was, after all just a ghost cow wrestler & cows do get turned into hamburger, which can be doused in BBQ sauce for seasoning. In the end, the true culprit was named Hubert Blob, however when the rest of the gang reacted with confusion, Velma -- who was a "mark" for the business, since "these gladiatorial encounters get me excited" (Just don't tell Velma that it's all scripted with predetermined outcomes, then, because "it's still real to me, damn it") -- put a identifiable blond hair piece onto Hubert Blob's head, revealing him to be the CWF's disgruntled face of the company, The Cosmic Comet, who was sick of being exploited by the powers that be, so he planned to shut the CWF down until he was given what he felt he was owed.
I always loved Velma's near-psychotic grin whenever she drives that motorized skateboard
That grin was awesome
Wasn’t the “motorized skateboard” actually the Mystery Machine’s predecessor?
I love A Pup Named Scooby Doo. One of my favorite episodes is the one where the moon vanishes and scooby shaves.
Which episode(s) is that?
Scooby wha!?
Just like the original song, a pup named Scooby Doo’s intro is a bop. Just as catchy!
Funny how you don't realize how much something means to you until years later. I watched these when I was little, and I really liked them. But later on they just became a nice memory that would resurface once in a blue moon. Which is exactly the only reason I decided to look this show up again. The last time I thought of it was about a year ago due to something I saw which I thought shared a similar style. Now I realize it's one of my favorite cartoons and I truly wish I still had the DVDs. I once drew the purple monster with the eye below its mouth, likely because it may have been my favorite or at least one of my favorite monsters. This contradicts the story of the “Scooby-Doo : First Frights” game - though I don't think that many of the shows are meant to fit in any universal timeline. Especially with this version's alternate Tex Avery more-wacky-than-usual reality. I forgot about some of the monsters and those memorable dance moves. Especially Velma's. I mean the others' are funny too - but Velma's really stands out. :) And oh what a touching hug from Aunt Thelma! Glad I'm only about three and a half months late to this video; as opposed to years late. May God's blessing, love and grace be bestowed upon you everyone!
Apologies if I duplicated a reply - sometimes a youtube comment you made fails to show and thus you rewrite it because it seems it failed to come through.
We Interrupt a pup named Scooby do for a special announcement Freddie had a good idea its a.miracle.😂😂😂 Im dying
Omg.. I forgot about the dancing.. 🤣 and Velma's crazy ass face when they're on the skateboard thing
The skate board was the Mystery Machine!
@@robertmagyar4884 !
@@goteamslugs really though it was! Look at the colors and they all could ride on it!
@@robertmagyar4884 I believed you - I just forgot! And I didn't notice because it was so fast.
My BFF got me the complete series on DVD for my birthday, as well as a groovy tie dye cake with the color theme to match. I nearly cried. Yup. I turned 30 and nearly cried from it. We watched a few episodes together and it warmed my heart. He laughed at me wiggling and singing in my seat to the theme song.
That’s awesome. It’s amazing how A Pup named Scooby Doo even now continues to make such amazing memories after all these years.
How sweet
I really enjoy your format of reviewing and listing titles. The titles are nicely synced with the music and vanish in the same rhythm. And the show summaries have detailed descriptions that allow viewers who have not seen the episodes to get an in-depth analysis. And you weaved your opinions naturally into the reviews following a scene from the show.
I hope to see more of your work soon.
Thank you SO MUCH for checking out my videos! I really appreciate your kind words. :)
@@DuskTillShawn 20:12: Judging by the brown color of the grounded snuff inside the bag, I say it’s tobacco, one of the worst type of drugs to have; gives you lung cancer.
Wasn't there an episode where Freddy was right and Redd Herring really did it? Lol
yeah, but he actually took his I believe aunt's bike and added a side-car. The gang kept coming around bothering so he went "villain" to get them away. In the end he admits it, and reveals it done. The whole episode clues were pointing to red herring and the gang was infuriated and telling freddy to shut up about too lol.
Yeah that was a great one. But Freddy agreed to go 24 hours without accusing Red and it was killing him. When Red was revealed to be the monster he threw a big temper tantrum screaming “I knew it!”
Though Red really didn’t do anything illegal. He just dressed as a monster so he could take his aunt’s bike without being recognized, intending to clean it as a surprise birthday gift to her.
YES! lmfao i was shocked ... after so many episodes but, i think in that episode the gang confronted Freddy about always blaming Red Herring & Freddy was peer pressured into saying its not Red & it actual was ... SMH the biggest L in APNSD 😂
In the last issue of the Scooby Doo Team Up comic from DC, they featured different versions of Mystery Inc brought together. When the big villain was unmasked at the end, for ONCE Fred actually got to be right when he said it was Red Herring AND be allowed to say it.
Yeah, I remember that episode. Almost forget about it. I think Fred was made not to accuse Red for 24 hours.
I kept hoping Red Herring would show up in the Scooby movies.
Imagine if he had been the villain in Monsters Unleashed.
Fred:
Son of a bitch I knew it after all these years
Or
Who the hell is this supposed to be? With Red getting pissed fred doesnt remember him
Yes
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo and Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated are the best incarnations of the franchise
Imo Scooby-Doo: mystery Incorporated is better than A Pup named Scooby-Doo but both are definitely on the top of my list
I love Whats New scooby doo too, mainly because i grew up with it i suppose
No both were horrible! The former was formulaic and made Daphne, Fred, and Velma obnoxious while the latter focused too much on relationships and made Fred so intolerable (stupid and the love of traps 🪤 is getting old!)
@@prowolf633 excuse me? That’s there opinion my opinion is a pup named scooby doo and mystery incorporated as well, u can’t choose people’s opinion! sheesh, no need to go “both of them is horrible!” Could of said “I respect your opinion but my opinion is that both of them are not good, hope u respect mine!”
Those two are the best incarnations of SD. But are they better than the OG?
Can we appreciate how much research went into this video? Because it’s amazing! Great job on this!
Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate it! I work so hard on these videos and it feels good when I finally get to put the finished product out there :)
My favorite episode was the one where Scooby runs away and he's being chased by the lady who keeps saying she wants his head but then it turns out she just wants to take his picture 🤣
Her crazy cackle laugh. Love it 😀
I'd probably run too. Lol
Something I love about this show is the animation, it doesn’t have that iconic Hanna Barbera stiffness and is more like a Warner Brothers cartoon in how fluent and exaggerated the animation is
@Curiosity here’s your A
Man I remember this show, well the reruns, it was a gem of a cartoon!!! The chase scenes always mad me laugh since ether kids are dancing during every chase XDDDDD one of my favorite episodes has to do with the Weredoo
Oh yeah! The Were-Doo of Doo Manor! That one is definitely on my list for when I make another video on this show!
I first started watching it in 1997-1998
@@DuskTillShawn if you’re gonna do another list on this version of Scooby, at least bring in the one where Red Herring is revealed to be guilty.
A gem indeed! :)
One episode I enjoyed was For Letter or Worse as it was one of the first episode to show a proper backstory to the ghost's origins, also the fact where all the suspects (minus Red Herring of course) was the ghost XD.
Ever notice how the original "Scooby-Doo Where Are You" takes place in the late 1960's so a Pup Named Scooby-Doo was somewhere between 5 and 10 years before so the music in Pup was like late 50's / early 60's style!
Quite interesting!
It's inescapable looking at Daphne and Velma's costumes, like they just stepped off the set of _A Hard Day's Night._
The period-accurate cheesy slang dialogue also helps sell it, even with the distinctly Reagan-era animation and more 'retreaux' musical style.
I admit my favorite A Pup Named Scooby-Doo episode is “The Babysitter from Beyond” because it was pretty much the only episode that really broke certain parts of the formula, Red wasn’t in the country so Fred didn’t blame him in the end, and most importantly the culprit was a woman and not “the nice suspect”
one of my favorites is the episode where Freddy isn't allowed to accuse Red Herring of being the bad guy, and it turn out he was.
That was surprising.
"Night of the Boogie Biker."
"A Pup Named Scooby Doo" had a very different style than the other SD shows. That might be because the show runner and creator of this version was Tom Ruggar, who would go on to create "Tiny Toon Advenutres" and "Animaniacs".
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I love this show still. Can you do more on the other scooby doo series and movies?
This was awesome! And nice Blue's Clues reference
FINALLY SOMEONE TAlKS ABOUT THIS EDITION OF SCOOBY
I can’t believe how long Scooby Doo has gone on for! The formula may sound repetitive, but it’s a good set up for an episodic story. I’d have to say besides this series, Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated is another unique spin on the show. I highly recommend it.
He really has stood the test of time. "Na na na na na! Na na na na na! Na na - na na na na na!"
Me neither. I knew it had been around since the 70s, didn't realize it started in the 60s.
10:30 I miss the days when $25 was considered a lot of money!
Same i would randomly get handed $20 and i would feel rich ... miss being a kid ...
One of my favorite versions of Scooby. RIP James Avey who did some voice work for this show (as well as some Scooby series during the late '70's.)
LOVED this series. However the best Scooby-Doo is IMO, Whats New Scooby-Doo. That said, my favorite episode of A Pup named Scooby-Doo is either "For Letter or Worse" or "The Spirit of Rock & Roll"
I am sooo glad you mentioned this show! This was one of my favorites growing up!!
I gotta say, one of my all time favorite episodes is where Scooby has this "cursed" collar and there's a dognapper "ghost" (Curse of the Collar)
Buster McMuttmauler. XD
I loved A Pup Named Scooby Doo more than the regular show. Probably my favorite version of Scooby Doo besides Zombie Island and next to Ghoul School.
My favorite episode is the fact that Red herring actually was the monster
It really broke Freddie when he found out he was right that time.
Second best was where Freddie gets an award for the amount of times he accused Red lol
That episode is "Night of the Boogie Biker."
My top 12 episodes are:
1. The Chickenstein Lives!
2. Night Of Living Burguer
3. The Spirit of Rock N'Roll
4. A Bicycle Built For Boo
5. Scooby Dude
6. Ghost Who's Coming To Dinner
7. Wanted Cheddar Alive
8. Lights, Camera, Monster!
9. The Schnook Who Took My Comic Book
10. The Computer Walks Among Us
11. Terror, Thy Name is Zombo
12. Horror of the Haunted Hairpiece
I remember the episode where the bully stole his grandma’s motorcycle and the gang had to find out why and it was because he wanted to put a side car on it so she can carry her groceries better.
I remembered it had something to do with her, but I didn't remember what. I do remember that a pebble, a rock, and a boulder were thrown through the window. Also, it might have been his "aunt".
You're thinking of "Night of the Boogie Biker."
"just resign" bruh, its called a contract, hollywood doesnt like ending contracts
Love this show! I remember days when i would stay home from School in the early 2000's & Cartoon Network would air episodes of A Pup Named Scooby Doo, Nostalgic!
As someone who views "Josie and the Pussycats", "Jabberjaw", "Phunky Phantom", and "Speedbuggy" as the superior media of this genre, I will 100% agree with you that "Pup Named Scooby Doo" is indeed the ABSOLUTE BEST that the Scooby franchise has to offer (and yes, the music has a lot to do with that), but 2nd place goes to "13 Ghost of Scooby Doo", followed by "The Boo Brothers", "The Ghoul School", "The Reluctant Werewolf", and "Scooby Doo Meets Kiss".
Edit: Now that I've seen the whole video, a couple episodes worth mentioning, "Babysitter From Beyond" where Shaggy's baby sister is introduced. Velma's Aunt Thelma wasn't the only family member this series introduced us to and that episode kept me worried for Sugie's wellbeing. "The Ghost Who's Coming to Dinner" this one pulls at the heart strings as Scooby and the gang meet their first ever REAL ghost and he's actually friendly, but his house is at risk of being demolished and if that happens... "POOF" he'll cease to exist. "Chickenstine Lives" Freddy's uncle now owns the 'Exaggerator'. And, my ABSOLUTE favorite; "The Boogie Biker" where Daphne bets Freddy he can't go 24 hours without accusing Red Hearing(a joke that flew over my head until I was in my mid 20's) only for the culprit to ACTUALLY be Red Hearing and not just a fish.
Man I loved watching A Pup Named Scooby Doo back in the day. When it came on Cartoon Network every weeknight at 7:30pm. This just brings back so many memories ^^. After watching this video I am subscribed to your channel. Keep it up my friend!
Great Video! I've seen Scooby Doo, but didn't know about a Pup Named Scooby Doo. It's cool to see the miniature version of everyone!
My favorite was the one with the giant burger monster if only for the exchange at the end. Criminal: I worked for Mr. o'Greasy for 20 years and never got a raise! Daphne: Then why didn't you just quit and get a better job? Criminal :I never thought of that....
That's one of the monsters I forgot about. I probably forgot half of them. But burger monster was on one of the DVD boxes as it turns out. He also reminds me of Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2 burger spider. They even share multiple legs.
Oh and now I remember some funny clips from that episode! Daphne was disgusted with the bucket seats and said "Ew, I don't sit in buckets." So she has Jenkins provide her a chair. And I believe Scooby and Shaggy were mad with each other and they both fought over a seat - splitting it in half because there wasn't enough room for both of them. Haha! :D
@@goteamslugs Are you commenting yourself?
@@EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 To that comment; it would appear so my friend. :)
Okay my favorite episode was
"Dog Gone Scooby" That crazy lady's cackle was just hilarious!
I remember watching this show on boomerang before I went to school every morning I loved when they would stop in the middle of the chase to turn on music than resume running
Ok I can't. I love the show, everything about it. And Freddy's obsession with Red Herring is by far my favorite running bit with the series, especially the ONE time he actually did it.
But Eddie Guerrerro didn't do the 5 Star Frog Splash, he just did a regular frog splash. Rob Van Dam did the 5 star and it was distinguished by frequently changing angles in midair to hit unideally positioned opponents for a pop of athleticism.
"Night of the Boogie Biker" is the name of that episode.
So glad to see this series getting some love. It really is the best Scooby-Doo incarnation
Dude your whole channel is an absolute banger. After binging your whole channel for the past 2 or 3 hours I seriously can't believe you only have a little over 11k subs. Seriously dope channel recommend to anyone born in the late 80 and early 90s( i was born 1/16/1992).
Did you read all the comments on all the videos as well?
You know, there's a foreshadow in A Bicycle Built For Boo, to the ghost being Mr Conrad. When he shouts at the gang to "get out, get out, GET OUT", the monster shouts the same thing in the exact same way.
Why did he need Shaggy’s bike?
@@dhonorable195 Better question: Why did Daphne get her new boots dirty?
@@dhonorable195 He didn't need the bike, he needed the chain from the bike, which was exclusive to that particular brand of bike & perfect for the printing press he was using to print counterfeit money.
I still go feral when the theme song plays. Though I do contest that the iterations from the Hannah Barbera Scooby-Doo movies (98-01) were the best, but that's just my preference.
A pup named Scooby Doo is basically something I remember watching but don't remember a single episode. And the theme song is stuck in my head.
Oh wait I remember the headless skater
And the cheese monster
Same here minus the theme song and skater.
“It was Red herring!” Fred was wild in this show
Wow, it’s been forever since I watched A Pup Named Scooby Doo! I don’t remember there being this many undercover agents.
It’s been long enough that I don’t remember the names or all the plot details of my top episodes, but I’ll try: The Shnook Who Took My Comic Book, Wanted Cheddar Alive, & Scooby Dude were all in my top picks too! (bizarrely, my brain seems to have deleted all memory of the drug aesop from Scooby Dude. Personally, I thought the “Dude” repetition was so over-the-top that it bounced back around to hilarious.) My other favorites that didn’t make it into this video are:
5. The one where Shaggy & Scooby are on a Wheel of Fortune style game show. I don’t remember anything about the monster or the overall plot, just that I loved this episode. The very end, where Scooby & Shaggy beat the 2 snobby genius kids they were competing against, still replays in my mind out of nowhere.
4. One that took place entirely within the kids’ school after hours. The monster was a helper robot that Velma invented that apparently went rogue (actually someone controlling the robot). Featuring: An aggressive janitor who traveled through the halls in a rowboat, using mops as oars
3. The one where Scooby’s parents visited. The monster was the “ghost” of a legendary dog catcher who had it in for the Doo family (actually someone who wanted to steal Scooby’s priceless heirloom collar that his parents gifted him). Oh yeah, and we find out that the Doos are even richer than Daphne & Scooby’s doghouse is actually hiding a sprawling underground mansion. Also, this episode started the trend in later Scooby media of Scooby’s first name being Scoobert, and is the first appearance of his siblings (who appear at the end of the episode. I think it was a family reunion??) (*Ruby Doo might have appeared before this in one of the shows with Scrappy, not sure which aired first).
2. Another monster from the movies, this time with 3 heads, invades Shaggy’s home while he’s babysitting his baby sister Shugie. He can’t contact his parents for whatever reason, so he calls in the gang & they have to solve the mystery while carting around Shugie & her impossibly well-stocked diaper bag. I have vague memories of, even as a kid, thinking the monster’s design could be better (2 of its 3 heads look almost exactly the same). I believe this episode also mentions that Shaggy’s dad is a policeman, which I though was a neat detail.
1. One where there was actually a real ghost, but he wasn’t the villain. An elderly couple had been sharing their house with a friendly ghost, Mr. Boo, for years. Recently, it seemed that the sweet ghost had turned on them & was trying to drive them out of the house. The ghost revealed himself to the kids, explained that it wasn’t him (but wouldn’t go talk to the couple, for some reason…), and said that if things continued like this, he would simply “poof” into nothingness. The gang decide to help Mr. Boo out. Turns out that the elderly couple are living in prime real estate & several people are interested in buying the land…
Honorable mentions: The one that takes place in a museum (The only thing I remember is the chase scene & the fact that Shaggy made a point to start the chase music on a boombox), and the one time it actually was Red Herring.
Good video, thanks for bringing back childhood memories!
Did anyone remember an episode where Velma disguises herself as a new kid and Fred doesn't recognize her? And in another one he states that the culprit must be Red Harring when he's standing right next to him. :) I don't remember anything else from those episodes. I once drew a picture of that purple monster. I guess I liked him.
5. _For Letter of Worse_ features a villain being a female blond diva upset that her show was cancelled for the children's game show spoofing Wheel of Fortune & actually dressed up as not just the skeletal ghost of a mobster named Al Cabone (a play on real-life gangster Al Capone), but also dressed up as the janitor, who tried to misdirect the kids away from uncovering the mystery, only for the existence of an oversized ring on her finger giving her guises away, along with the aid of Velma's portable computer tricking the Ghost of Al Cabone into the gang's elaborate trap.
4. Velma creates the Dinkley 5000, a multi-functional robot meant to assist with common everyday tasks (including playing the chase scene music via its built-in speaker sound system after the gang says, "Start the music", at which point the Dinkley 5000 complies & says in its robotic voice, "Starting music", before pursuing the gang), only for it to seemingly go rouge & nearly cause Velma to get expelled from school due to its malfunctioning & actually stealing not only personal items from the rest of the gang, but also test answers from the school faculty. The culprit turned out to be a rival of Velma's, who was upset that Velma's robot won the school's science fair competition, so he rejiggered the robot in a petty attempt to frame Velma for its stealing things whilst he manually controlled it from the inside, however once the gang remembered that the Dinkley 5000 was natively programmed to do whatever Velma instructed, they simply had Velma overload its circuits with endless tasks until it finally broke down & the truth was revealed after Scooby pulled Velma's scientific rival out of the broken heap of spare parts.
3. _Case of the Cursed Collar_ was the episode in question & the presumed ghost was the specter of famed dogcatcher Buster McMuttmauler, who had it in for the Doo family, but in the end, the supposed "curse" on the collar -- even if Scooby hated wearing it & was repeatedly keen on just giving it away to the specter, however knowing his parents would've been upset with him for giving a family heirloom away, Scooby was forced to endure having the collar on until near the end of the episode when it was revealed that even his dad hated the collar when it was first put on him years before, but kept it in the family due to its value -- was proven to be faked & the true crook was the helping hand who was supposed to be the one providing the dog food for the Doo family, but was tired of being a human serving dogs when he felt it should've been the other way around & he planned to steal the ugly-looking collar (which was covered in jewels) to get back at the Doos for basically making him their manservant. Ruby Doo, Scooby's sister & Scrappy mother, did appear in an earlier episode of the preceding _Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo_ series where we got to see how Scooby's gung ho nephew was born through Momma & Daddy Doo's memories, however on the _PUP_ series, Scooby & his siblings, including sister Ruby, were all still puppies themselves, since the show devolved Mystery Inc. into literal children as an example of the popular "babification" trope of the era.
2. _The Babysitter from the Beyond_ introduced the young gang to real world crooks Manny & his female partner Molly the Moll, but for much of the episode, they were trying to keep Shaggy's young sister Sugie safe, because they were scared that the babysitter hired to watch her was secretly Molly in disguise, when in actuality, Molly was roaming around undercover as the 3-headed fictional movie zombie Boogedy Bones. The reason Molly was disguised as Boogedy Bones was because the gang were initially planning to go see a Boogedy Bones feature film before Shaggy felt that he had protect his sister from the strange babysitter his parents had left her with, prompting the rest of the gang to ditch the flick & help out. Manny broke out of prison & came around skulking around the premises, too, however once he and Boogedy Bones were captured & Boogedy Bones was quickly unmasked as Molly in disguise, the conveniently timed 4th wall-interrupting television news reporter & Shaggy's policeman father (who was out on the town with his wife at the local Policeman's Ball, hence why Sugie was meant to be left with a babysitter whilst Shaggy & gang went to the Boogedy Bones movie) revealed that the babysitter was just that, an eccentrically-dressed babysitter (since I doubt Shaggy & Sugie's dad, as a local policeman, would hire anyone truly nefarious to look after his toddler daughter), meanwhile the entire reason that both Manny & Molly had been around the house at all was, in fact, because they had long-ago buried a bunch of stolen loot in the family basement unbeknownst to everyone & Molly became Boogedy Bones to try & frighten both the gang as well as the hired babysitter away so she could get to the stolen goods before Manny could break free from prison, but he got there before she could made good her escape.
Honorable Mention 1: _Now Museum, Now You Don't_ featured a samurai ghost, who could've been one of three suspects (1. Museum curator Mr. Dayton, 2. The female tour guide who took the neighborhood children to the museum, 3. The museum's guard Mr. Thornsby). Funnily enough, at first, it was initially thought by Red Herring, Mr. Dayton, and Mr. Thornsby that Shaggy & Scooby had stolen the antique swords that were worth a fortune which the samurai ghost had taken (and this was because the "local kid & his puppy" were the only ones in the room when the theft took place & were the only ones to see the samurai ghost take the priceless ancient weapons before seemingly floating away), leading to even the show runners jokingly putting up text on-screen listing them as primary suspects, much to their dismayed chagrin ("Hey, we can't be crooks! We're the stars of the show!" "Yeah, stars!"). Mr. Dayton warns Mr. Thornsby that he needed to reclaim those missing swords before the museum curator left town or else, Mr. Thornsby would be fired from his job as museum guard. However, when Mr. Dayton departs with a pleading Mr. Thornsby on his heels trying to keep his job, a one-way plane ticket (a CLUE) curiously drops out of Mr. Dayton's pants pocket, which the kids confiscate for later. Soon, upon stumbling across the stolen swords hidden in a secret room located elsewhere in the museum, Velma has the gang make some phony prop swords to pose as the originals, knowing the samurai ghost would come to get them after noticing the originals had went missing from where the samurai ghost had hidden them. However, when the samurai ghost does show up, Velma speaks to him in perfect Japanese, but the samurai ghost clearly doesn't understand her & still runs off with the phony prop swords anyway. Velma informs the rest of the gang that she outright told the samurai ghost that "Those swords are fake" in Japanese, prompting Daphne to ponder exactly why a ghost based around an old Japanese art of fighting couldn't understand native Japanese. In the end, the samurai ghost was revealed to be none other than the museum curator Mr. Dayton, with the female Tour Guide thankful for the return of the stolen swords (appropriately thanking Velma in native Japanese, which Velma responds back in kind) & the guard Mr. Thornsby making light of the situation whilst handcuffing his former employer ("And you were going to fire me! Well, come on, mister curator, you're going to jail!") before leading him away.
Honorable Mention 2: In _Night of the Boogie Biker_ the gang is fed up with Freddy accusing local bully Red Herring as being the culprit behind all of their cases (because most of the time, Red Herring is simply that, a recurring gag to poke fun at what red herrings actually are in relation to mystery stories), so they bet that he couldn't stand even 24 hrs. without accusing Red even once & Freddy accepts the challenge. Coincidentally enough, Red Herring himself actually hires the gang to look after his Great-Aunt Hedda's prized bicycle (back in her day, she was a skilled racer & her bicycle won her acclaim until she became embittered & old), only for it to mysteriously go missing & end up in the hands of a thief calling himself the Boogie Biker. In the end, despite going the entire episode without framing his nemesis for the theft, it turns out that the Boogie Biker who stole Great-Aunt Hedda's bicycle was, indeed, Red Herring all along in a surprise twist of fate. At this revelation, the rest of the gang is shocked whilst Freddy has a severe emotional breakdown, claiming that he knew Red Herring was behind the ruse all along, but couldn't say anything due to the bet he & the rest of the gang made still being in effect for the entire day. When pressed by Daphne & Velma about why he himself stole his Great-Aunt's bicycle after paying them to look after it, Red Herring admits he did it to keep the gang off his trail, because he decided to spruce up the old bicycle with a new paint job & add on a side car so his Great-Aunt Hedda would have a place to store her groceries when she went shopping. It was then that he realized that if word got out about this kind gesture, then his tough guy image would've been sullied, so he donned the guise of the Boogie Biker to keep the gang from intruding when he was trying to keep his upgrades to the bicycle a guarded secret to protect his reputation.
The music while introducing each episode is FIRE 🔥
This was a great list of A Pup Named Scoody Doo episodes, but there is no arguing that "Snow Place Like Home" has the best chase song, Here Comes the Iceman. :D
Fun fact; the voice of the Scooby Snack president was voiced by June Foray. And the Acme dog biscuit president by Jim cummings.
i have so much nostalgia for this show! i loved it as a kid, i'm glad it's as good as it seemed to be.
Likewise!
Request: The Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated Iceberg
Scooby is going through a Scooby Snack withdrawal and he dare say 'Yuck' to drugs :D?
Everyone knows the best episode is the one where it's actually red herring at the end
Facts 😂 Freddie went crazy
"Who do you think I think it is!? But I'm not gonna say it. Thanks Scooby." "Jinkies! It can't be!" "I knew it I knew it!"
@@goteamslugs "There is mud on my new go-go boots! Get it off! Get it off!"
@@EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 Shaggy: "Like Daphne hates getting dirty." B)
"Night of the Boogie Biker."
LOVE the passion when speaking about A Pup named Scoob because YES!!!!! the absolute BEST
Still love this franchise! I get nostalgia and excited when I see a mystery van around.
All your favourites are mine too but I'd also add Boogedy Bones, The Ice Man & Phantom Dog Catcher
this show is why i dont need to heal my inner child. each ending just was so happy satisfying
Once, literally once, Red Herring was the villain of the week, and his explicit reasoning was that Freddy has been accusing him for so long, that he wanted to actually do the thing for once to either... throw Fred a bone, or so that it'd stop being a false accusation.
Night of the Living Burger is clearly one O' the best episodes in history.
i like the one with the Buddy and the Elvis Parker one. that one was EPIC
some of my favorites are the one when scooby and the gang go to a creepy place to ski and they solve the mystery of an ice demon, one where daphne runs an arcade and the gang has to deal with a massive hairball, another is when velma is accused of theft and cheating, when we get to meet scooby's family, and the last one is the one at the mall where they take on stinkweed.
One thing about kid versions of shows is that they tend to just completely mess with the person's personality to the point they seem like entirely different characters. For example in Baby Looney Tunes, Sylvester and Tweety are best friends despite in the core Looney Tunes, their mortal enemies because of Sylvester constantly trying to eat Tweety. However, not only A Pup Named Scooby Doo kept all of the character's personalities in check, they added another layer to make them even more stand out and funnier. Best example is Fred who many say in the main Scooby Doo series has next to no personality besides being the leader. In this series, he is much more spunkier and eager to lead and catch the villains not to mention his hilarious Red Herring running gag. This series alongside Mystery Incorporated I consider the best versions of Scooby Doo period
Oh my god, I loved Pup Named Scooby Doo!! Mystery Incorporated is still my favorite series, though, that stuff is WILD
This has always been my favorite version of Scooby-Doo. I was born in January 1990, so it was the version I grew up with. I always found it the most entertaining for some reason. Even to this day.
It really is SO GOOD!
89 kid right here homie I remember back I 94 95 and summers till around 97 they'll play this during the summer break this with Tom and Jerry kids and Flintstone kid as well
The Scooby Doo snacks in this series always seemed so appealing to me… I know that sounds crazy but there was two forms of real-life Scooby snacks that I remember eating as a kid and I miss them.
Zucchini squid.
Yeah, I remember those. Never tried them.
i prefer a list of songs from this show next.
That's an amazing idea. I'll add it to my list of video to make!
@@DuskTillShawn Cool, thanks for liking my idea
Dude love your videos... Wud love to watch more videos on old cartoon shows. Keep up the gud work man!! 👍
I was talking about this one with my co workers the other day. I loved the hell out of this show. My co workers hadn’t even seen it!
I always liked the episode where red herring is the actual villain and everyone is shocked that Fred would have been right if he actually did name red as the villain.
That episode is "Night of the Boogie Biker."
Tiny toons, muppet babies, Tom and Jerry kids, flintstone kids and a pup named scooby doo. What great time for cartoons. Makes me miss my childhood growing between the states and Guatemala.
Loved it! But my favorite episodes are Spirit of Rock and Roll, Curse of the collar, Return of Commander Cool, Night of The Boogey Biker and the one with Mr. Delete. 😊
I meant Night of The Boogey Biker.
Also I love the Blue's Clues reference! 😊
So glad to see "Wanted Cheddar Alive" on this list.
Lol 160 subs 2 months ago. Great growth man! Bumped that up 10x since then
The 2 episodes I remember are where scooby has a freaking mansion in his dog house and the other where he meets his parents
"Best adaptation of Scooby-Doo"
I can definitely get down with that!
Me too!
Can we talk about how you have gone from 160 subs to 17k in 2 months! Awesome job and great nostalgic content! 😊
This was my favorite cartoon to watch and record on VHS tapes. The animation, story, and overall humor still holds up today.
Best shows in this franchise ranked in 3 is The original, What new scooby doo, and a pup named scooby doo. GOATED
As one who grew up with them all, I couldn't agree more!
I have always enjoy watching cartoons especially Scooby-Doo. I remember Scooby-Doo when it came back on in September of 1988. This reboot was a breath of fresh air and a good kick in the pants for me. I also liked how Freddy accused red herring of all those crimes in which he didn't do anything bad except one. Finally, since I'm a cartoon lover all my life, back in 1990, I wanted to watch a pup named Scooby-Doo on ABC Saturday morning when I was stationed there at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, Colorado. My roommate got up, turned off the TV and went back to bed. I felt a little frustrated but he outranked me. Still, I watched that episode. I wouldn't mind seeing Warner Brothers doing something more like that in the future.
My personal favorite episode was the one where Velma got framed for a crime at the school and the gang had to break into the school after dark to clear her name.
Speaking of Velma, she was the cutest thing in this show!
most iconic episode to me will always be cheddar or alive, or whatever the one with the cheese monster is called.
I forgot how many FBI Agents were in the show undercover
Seem like a good way to added more suspects.
The animation on this show is solid.
I remember and loved all the HB cartoons.
Request: The A Pup Named Scooby-Doo Iceberg
it being red harrin is still running joke with me and my friends to this day
Your channel is a true hidden gen, I'd love tobsee an episode on Butt Ugly Martians no one seems to remember this absolute gem of a 3D animated show
Legend says that there was a episode where red harring was the monster and Fred didn't accuse him throws a massive fit lol
_Night of the Boogie Biker_
More scooby doo content please, i really enjoy this type of content plus the 30 minutes makes it way better
'A Pup Named Scooby-Doo' would be kind of a precursor to 'Tiny Toon Adventures' due to the fact that Tom Ruegger worked on this show, and Glenn Kennedy would provide the show's bouncy animation style. Both of which would carry over to 'Tiny Toons'. As for MY favorite incarnation of 'Scooby-Doo', that honor goes to 'Mystery Incorporated'.
You did not have to say this was 33 years ago 😂😭
Loved this show as a kid!
I don;t know why but this just brings back so many memories from sick days in elementary school
Years later. I finally realize that the style of this show reminds me heavily of the peanuts. Loved this show as a kid. Still remember that opening.
When my great aunt used to record Cartoon Network for my brother and I, I would always look forward to A Pup Named Scooby Doo.
I remember how one time a business lady with a assistant that was the monster was seen again *with* said assistant, chained up with her parole officer in tow. Apparently despite having committed a crime against her boss she was just that good.
Yep. Jailbird Barbara was the personal assistant to the female mayor of Coolsville, Carole Colossal. Previously, Barbara had been exposed as the woman behind the Chickenstein hoax in a prior episode, however she was let out of jail on parole & still employed as Ms. Colossal's personal assistant on loan from the town prison (when questioned about this, the female mayor admits to the gang that "It is so hard to find good help these days") when the female politician purchased the CWF (Coosville Wrestling Federation) due to the strong popularity of pro wrestling at the time. Unfortunately for her, it turned out that the CWF was being harassed by a ghost cow wrestler named The Hooded Heifer. Initially, the gang thought that greasy slimeball Mr. Scuzzball could've been the monster due to his kayfabe heelish antics, including beating his own mother, geriatric wrestler Granny Gator, in the last intergender match they had together. Mr. Scuzzball did write a letter of apology to his mother in an attempt to make amends, however The Hooded Heifer had stolen the letter before it could be delivered, leading to Granny Gator grabbing her son by the ear & giving him the dreaded Ear Lock as he pleaded for her to forgive him. The gang also suspected the Swindelson Brothers, a duo of lookalike twins running a rival promotion, whose star was also their personal accountant named Neville. Upon being questioned about their possible ties to The Hooded Heifer since the ghost cow wrestler was threatening to put the CWF out of business, which would've left the Swindleson Brothers company as the only promotion left standing, they called upon Neville to promptly eject the gang out of their building using a simple calculator. The gang also suspected a burly wrestler in a Little Bo Peep costume that called himself Little Bo Peter who also had literal sheep as his tag team partners, because he wanted to be a real wrestler, but Carole Colossal laughed at his costume, so he was preparing to join the Swindelson Brothers promotion, since they readily accepted him for who he was, silly gimmick & all. Throughout the _Wrestle Maniacs_ episode, there was a running gag about nearly everyone they gang suspected abhorring BBQ sauce, which was a natural weakness for The Hooded Heifer, since it was, after all just a ghost cow wrestler & cows do get turned into hamburger, which can be doused in BBQ sauce for seasoning. In the end, the true culprit was named Hubert Blob, however when the rest of the gang reacted with confusion, Velma -- who was a "mark" for the business, since "these gladiatorial encounters get me excited" (Just don't tell Velma that it's all scripted with predetermined outcomes, then, because "it's still real to me, damn it") -- put a identifiable blond hair piece onto Hubert Blob's head, revealing him to be the CWF's disgruntled face of the company, The Cosmic Comet, who was sick of being exploited by the powers that be, so he planned to shut the CWF down until he was given what he felt he was owed.
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I didnt realize how stoned I was till the stink weed episode.i swear shit got trippy after that. Especially the anti drug part lol
25 bucks for ice cram for 5 people? Now that might only cover 3 if they eat cheap.
Wait a minute. Goober was a ghost dog so it's unique xD
Omg your channel speaks to my inner child!!! 💙 Love a Pup Named Scooby-Doo Doo!! 😍
I'm actually suprised a pup named scooby doo was 1988. I always thought it was a mid to late nineties debut. The animation was ahead of its time.
DUSK: "A Pup Named Scooby Doo" is the best Scooby Do anything you will ever see.
ZOMBIE ISLAND & MYSTERY INCORPORATED: Hold my scooby snacks.