…Takamoto and Eisenberg sound like two charmingly grumpy old friends who have difficulty recalling specifics while playfully chiding each other, but the commentary participants all do well to point out…

…debut of Scooby Doo, Where Are You?, and the advent of the Hanna-Barbera spin-off. Scooby became quite famous for spawning numerous spin-off shows later on, of course, but the H-B…

…originally aired, as Episodes I, II and III. The premise is that Butters, that questionably behaved young lad who often drifts off into flights of fancy, literally does fly off…

…Astro is the direct ancestor (or is it descendant?) of Scooby-Doo, right up to the voice actor and mannerisms. In this episode, The Jetsons find out that Astro belongs to…

…of a complete work of a particular animator. Those that love Tom and Jerry, for example, tend to see the comic duo as a complete collection of MGM shorts from…

…also investigate mysteries and search for the missing. One of their agents is Marine Boy, a lad of perhaps thirteen or so who can survive the ocean depths thanks to…

…managed to bring the train safely to its destination. Even the decent stories are sabotaged by blasé execution. Adding to the woes of Season One is the ongoing subplot of…

…one or two examples of an older show, just to get a feel for it. Oh, who am I kidding? I’d like a season set for every show, but truthfully…

The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo joins the rest of the Scooby-Doo series on DVD complete with all 13 original episodes from one of the least popular versions of the show….

…one to recommend, but I certainly encourage fans of the show to voice dissenting positions in our Forum. Maybe I’m missing something! Animated Classic or Back To The Drawing Board?…

…Revere, or Little Olive Riding Hood) or Olive’s nice Deezil (The Mark Of Zero). In those cases, you are only left with about four minutes to tell a story, which…

…the voice of the job-dealing “Zero”), head to the outskirts of town to an old haunted castle (usually the same one), pratfall into a series of Scooby-Doo type chases and…

…collection of Halloween tales should have been “House Of Spooks”. Or better yet, “House Of Musical Spooks”, as most of the cartoons on show here are less to do with…

…of the time. Only English audio and subtitles are offered. Listening to the show, one can enjoy many of the same musical cues that graced The Flintstones, offering a nice…

…included, think of the way this gem of a short-lived series was treated during its original run. They are also the words of The Critic himself, one Jay Sherman, TV…

…perhaps too much of a departure for the company: too dark, too adult and too risky. As Finding Nemo was perceived the year before and Cars is sure to do…

…video fare, we’ve also been treated recently to other studios’ traditional offerings, some of which have been very poor television upgrades (Aqua Teen Hunger Force) and some of which have…