…new generation of fans. It’s perhaps not got as many eye-popping effects as a Scooby Doo, or even The Flintstones, but Popeye remains the film that inspired the transferring of…

…Scooby-Doo, though compared to the cartoon, I did find that Shoeshine’s ears seemed to range from being their natural color to that of Underdog’s blacker ears, but this is a…

…pre-restored clips for some reason), Tom & Jerry Tales Volume 4, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo: First Season (all 4:3) and Pop Go The Wiggles (in 16×9 – ahh, they burn…

…current Warners animation on DVD: The Richie Rich/Scooby Doo Hour, Popeye And Friends, a Lego Batman videogame, and Popeye The Sailor Volume Two: 1938 – 1940. A frankly bizarre Wizard…

…for Tom and Jerry Tales, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Tom & Jerry’s Greatest Chases: Volume 2. Case Study: This release comes in a basic…

…are also previews for various Peanuts DVDs, A Miser Bros. Christmas, the Saturday Morning Cartoons collections, Scooby-Doo: The Mystery Begins, and the Harry Potter Wizarding World Interactive DVD Game. Case…

…of the first disc, Scooby Doo And The Goblin King and Tiny Toons/Freakazoid: Volumes 1 are trailed on the second, with optional previews for animated and DC titles including It’s…

…Hanna-Barbera team, Joe Ruby and Ken Spears moved into the writing department, and are now rightfully credited as the creators of Scooby-Doo among their other achievements at the Studio. They…

…more regular character closer to the end of the strip’s run. The disc opens with Trailers for Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins, and some of the Peanuts holiday DVDs. The Bonus…

…on Richie Rich (The Richie Rich/Scooby-Doo Show), movie monsters (Drak Pack) and the Fonz (The Fonz And The Happy Days Gang), but they also kept their sights on the characters…

…is for Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins. Animating A Charlie Brown Musical (14:43) is just the featurette you would hope for. Of course, longer would be better, but we do get…

…collecting. Previews for Scooby-Doo: Abracadabra-Doo and the Peanuts Valentines/Easter specials are also to be found, though I couldn’t spot any additional (and much needed) Easter Eggs! Case Study: A basic…

…this would be it but, for the record, the disc does contain previews for Scooby-Doo: Abracadabra-Doo and the Peanuts Valentines/Easter specials, though not even anything generic to advertise other Rankin/Bass…

…concept of a group of easily scared spook-hunters might have seemed too close an “homage” to their rival’s Scooby-Doo, and the live-action path was followed. Years later, when Columbia Pictures…

…and The Jetsons’ second volumes, plus Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? volumes two and three. Then we’re on to the meaty stuff, for Peggy Stern’s new documentary Chuck Jones: Memories Of…

…the compound being investigated by a group of four people and their dog touring the country in their van. Yes, it’s time for Scooby-Doo to be lampooned, but not in…

…Loaded? Disc One has promos for Scooby-Doo: The Mystery Begins, and the Saturday Morning Cartoons collections. Then there are also Trailers listed for Woodstock and The Jetsons. On Disc Two,…

…like a cross between Browne’s drawings and the work of Sergio Aragones. In other words, it’s pretty good. This can be credited to legendary Iwao (Scooby Doo) Takamoto, who did…

…to cross-promote, Warner Bros. offers some Family Favorites trailers for the Scooby Doo and Loony Tunes DVD sets, as well as the current single disc Tom And Jerry releases. Laserdisc…

…a nod to both The Archies and Scooby Doo. Then, the next reality show to get spoofed is The Bachelorette. Gay Bash – Xandir is made to realize that he…

…as well as Trailers for The Yogi Bear Show, “Looney Tunes and Tom And Jerry collections, and the new DVD Scooby-Doo In Where’s My Mummy? Case Study: Warner stays more…

…song from Puffy Ami Yumi. It adds to the fun of this unique episode, with the pop song playing over a chase scene, Scooby-style, in a sequence that becomes enjoyably…