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|hbyears= [[1997]] ** [[Scooby-Doo (character)|Scooby-Doo]] ("[[Bravo Dooby-Doo]]," [[1997]])

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|released= [[June 16]], [[1997]] ...V series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[June 16]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

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|released= [[March 17]], [[1997]] ...series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[March 17]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[May 5]], [[1997]] ...TV series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[May 5]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[1998]] ** "[[Larry & Steve]]" ([[1997]]) - director/writer/animator

|released= [[September 1]], [[1997]] ...ries. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[September 1]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[April 28]], [[1997]] ...series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[April 28]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[March 24]], [[1997]] ...season. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[March 24]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[June 23]], [[1997]] ...V series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[June 23]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[August 18]], [[1997]] ...series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[August 18]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[August 4]], [[1997]] ...series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[August 4]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|released= [[November 3]], [[1997]] ...eries. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[November 3]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

...-Doo]]'': A comic series published by [[Archie Comics]] between [[1995]]-[[1997|97]]. ...omics)|Scooby-Doo]]'': A comic series published by [[DC Comics]] between [[1997]]-[[2010]].

|hbyears= [[1990]], [[1997]] ** [[Diana Cruz]] ("[[Other Space]]," [[1997]])

===[[1997]]===

===[[1997]]===

|premiere= [[August]] [[1995]]―[[April]] [[1997]] ...ok series by [[Archie Comics]], who published 21 issues from [[1995]] to [[1997]]. It was based on the ''[[Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (TV series)|Scooby-Do

|premiere= [[October 22]], [[1997]] ...ts'' Issue 5''' is a comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[October 22]], [[1997]].

|hbyears= [[1997]] ** Melana Zin ([[1997]])

|released= [[August 25]], [[1997]] ...series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[August 25]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|premiere= [[September 17]], [[1997]] ...'' Issue 4''' is a comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[September 17]], [[1997]].

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|released= [[March 31]], [[1997]] ...its]]''. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[March 31]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[1999]] * ''[[I Am Weasel]]'' ([[1997]]-[[1999]])

|released= [[April 14]], [[1997]] ...series. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[April 14]], [[1997]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

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|premiere= [[November 19]], [[1997]] ...s'' Issue 6''' is a comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[November 19]], [[1997]].

|hbyears= [[1993]]-[[1997]] * ''[[What a Cartoon!]]'' (1995, [[1997]])

|premiere= [[January 1]], [[1997]] ...eries)|Johnny Bravo]]'' being commissioned as a fully realized series in [[1997]].

...]]'': A comic series published by [[Dark Horse Comics]] between [[1996]]-[[1997|97]].

|hbyears= [[1961]]-[[1997]] ** [[Woody (Going Batty)|Woody]] ("[[Going Batty]]," [[1997]])

===[[1997]]===

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|premiere= [[October 3]], [[1997]] ...]'' season four, and the forty-sixth overall. It aired on [[October 3]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Dan Vebber]], [[Sean LaFleur]

|premiere= [[August 1]], [[1997]] ...' season four, and the thirty-seventh overall. It aired on [[August 1]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Evan Dorkin]] and [[Sarah Dye

|premiere= [[June 18]], [[1997]]—[[June 16]], [[1999]] ...nthology comic book series by [[DC Comics]] who published 24 issues from [[1997]] to [[1999]].

|hbyears= [[1970]]-[[1997]] ...can actress, best known for voicing [[Daphne Blake]] from [[1970]] until [[1997]], and briefly in [[2003]].

|premiere= [[December 17]], [[1997]] ...s'' Issue 7''' is a comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[December 17]], [[1997]].

|released= [[April 27]], [[1996]]—[[November 26]], [[1997]] ...anna-Barbera Cartoons]] for [[Cartoon Network]]. It ran from [[1996]] to [[1997]], airing 7 episodes. The segments were replaced with ''[[The Justice Frien

White died on [[January 9]], [[1997]] from a heart attack at the age of 80.

|premiere= [[October 10]], [[1997]] ...season four, and the forty-seventh overall. It aired on [[October 10]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Dave Willis]].

|hbyears= [[1997]] ...Farrah Fawcett (character)|Herself]] ("[[Johnny Meets Farrah Fawcett]]," [[1997]])

|hbyears= [[1997]]

|premiere= [[July 18]], [[1997]] ...]]'' season four, and the thirty-fifth overall. It aired on [[July 18]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Mark Banker]], [[Rich Dahm]],

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|premiere= [[December 5]], [[1997]] ...' season four, and the fifty-fourth overall. It aired on [[December 5]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Andy Merrill]].

|premiere= [[August 8]], [[1997]] ...'' season four, and the thirty-eighth overall. It aired on [[August 8]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Matt Harrigan]] and [[Alan La

|premiere= [[November 21]], [[1997]] ...' season four, and the fifty-third overall. It aired on [[November 21]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Randolph Heard]] and [[Alan L

|hbyears= [[1995]], [[1997]] ...s aired by the [[Cartoon Network]] and continued for fourth seasons from [[1997]]-[[2004]]. However, Partible was only involved in the first and fourth sea

|premiere= [[October 24]], [[1997]] ...'' season four, and the forty-ninth overall. It aired on [[October 24]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Chip Duffey]], [[Matthew Maie

|hbyears= [[1972]]-[[1997]]

|premiere= [[November 14]], [[1997]] ...season four, and the fifty-second overall. It aired on [[November 14]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Matt Harrigan]] and [[Alan La

|premiere= [[August 15]], [[1997]] ...'' season four, and the thirty-ninth overall. It aired on [[August 15]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Evan Dorkin]] and [[Sarah Dye

|premiere= [[August 22]], [[1997]] ...st]]'' season four, and the fortieth overall. It aired on [[August 22]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Matt Harrigan]].

|premiere= [[September 19]], [[1997]] ...season four, and the forty-fourth overall. It aired on [[September 19]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Matthew Maiellaro]], [[Michae

|released= [[February 20]], [[1995]]—[[November 28]], [[1997]] ...anna-Barbera Cartoons]] for [[Cartoon Network]]. It ran from [[1995]] to [[1997]], airing 48 episodes that spanned one season. Between [[1998]] and [[2002]

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|premiere= [[September 12]], [[1997]] ...season four, and the forty-third overall. It aired on [[September 12]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Andy Merrill]].

|premiere= [[October 17]], [[1997]] ...' season four, and the forty-eighth overall. It aired on [[October 17]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Chip Duffey]], [[Andy Merrill

|hbyears= [[1997]]

|premiere= [[December 19]], [[1997]] ...' season four, and the fifty-sixth overall. It aired on [[December 19]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Ben Karlin]], [[Rich Dahm]],

|hbyears= [[1985]]-[[1997]]

|premiere= [[July 11]], [[1997]] ...]'' season four, and the thirty-fourth overall. It aired on [[July 11]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Chip Duffey]].

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|premiere= [[October 31]], [[1997]] ...t]]'' season four, and the fiftieth overall. It aired on [[October 31]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Evan Dorkin]] and [[Sarah Dye

|premiere= [[July 25]], [[1997]] ...]]'' season four, and the thirty-sixth overall. It aired on [[July 25]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Dave Willis]].

|hbyears= [[1997]]

|asyears= [[1995]], [[1996]], [[1997]] * ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast]]'' ([[1995]]-[[1997]])

|hbyears= [[1997]]

...rk Presents|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 2|Hermit Helper]]" ([[1997]])

Doyle died on [[February 26]], [[1997]] at the age of 67.

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[1998]]

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|premiere= [[December 12]], [[1997]] ...' season four, and the fifty-fifth overall. It aired on [[December 12]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Evan Dyer]] and [[Sarah Dorki

...ork Presents|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 1|Kitty Litter]]" ([[1997]])

|hbyears= [[1985]]-[[1997]]

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[2001]]

|released= [[July 15]], [[1997]]—[[September 16]], [[1999]] ...ow and Chicken]]'', where it was a secondary segment during its run from [[1997]] to [[1999]], airing 52 episodes. When it became its own independent serie

|hbyears= [[1988]]-[[1997|97]] ** [[Jebidisa Bravo|Ghostly Gardener]] ("[[Bravo Dooby-Doo]]," [[1997]])

===[[1997]]===

...rk Presents|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 2|Hermit Helper]]" ([[1997]])

...s aired across [[Turner Entertaint|TBS]] owned stations between [[1996]]-[[1997]].

|hbyears= [[1983]]-[[1997]]

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[1998]]

|premiere= [[September 5]], [[1997]] ...season four, and the forty-second overall. It aired on [[September 5]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Rich Dahm]], [[Ben Karlin]],

===[[1997]]===

Pyle died on [[December 25]], [[1997]] from lung cancer at the age of 77.

|hbyears= [[1981]]-[[1997]]

|premiere= [[September 10]], [[1997]] ...sode of ''[[Cartoon Planet]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 10]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was produced by [[Andy Merrill]] and [[Pete Sm

** Announcer ("[[The Great Egg-Scape]]," [[1997]]) ** Commander ("The Great Egg-Scape," 1997)

...rtoon Network Presents/Issue 3|Secret Squirrel's Secret Skwirl-a-Gig]]" ([[1997]])

|actor= [[Jesse White]] (1964)<br />[[Maurice LaMarche]] (1996, 1997)

|premiere= [[November 7]], [[1997]] ...'' season four, and the fifty-first overall. It aired on [[November 7]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Mark Banker]], [[Rich Dahm]],

|premiere= [[September 26]], [[1997]] ...season four, and the forty-fifth overall. It aired on [[September 26]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Matthew Maiellaro]].

| [[January 1]], [[1997]] | [[October 1]], 1997

|hbyears= [[1984]]-[[1997]]

|premiere= [[July 15]], [[1997]] ...episode (part two) of ''[[Cow and Chicken]]''. It aired on [[July 15]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Greg Emison]], directed by Fe

|hbyears= [[1971]]-[[1997]]

|premiere= [[July 15]], [[1997]] ...and Chicken]]''{{'}}s first season one episode. It aired on [[July 15]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by series creator, [[David Feiss]]

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** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da ** [[November 17]], 1997: First Independent Films releases ''[[Hanna-Barbera: Crazy Christmas: Bumpe

** [[August 4]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Best of Hanna-Barbera with ** [[August 18]], 1997: First Independent Films releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Dash to

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|hbyears= [[1972]]-[[1997]]

...work Presents|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 1|Alley Oops!]]" ([[1997]])

|hbyears= [[1990]]-[[1997]]

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...|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 2|Fun Rainy Day]]" (mentioned, [[1997]])

...|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 2|Fun Rainy Day]]" (mentioned, [[1997]])

===[[1997]]===

|premiere= [[January 8]], [[1997]] ...ty-seventh episode of ''[[What a Cartoon!]]'' It aired on [[January 8]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written and created by its creators [[Butc

===[[1997]]===

...ones]]'': A comic series published by [[Archie Comics]] between [[1995]]-[[1997|97]].

...ted States, Warner Home Video releases ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast: The 1997 Episodes]]'' on DVD.

===[[1997]]===

|premiere= [[August 29]], [[1997]] ...]'' season four, and the forty-first overall. It aired on [[August 29]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written by [[Evan Dorkin]] and [[Sarah Dye

|hbyears= [[1979]], [[1984]]-[[1985]], [[1997]] ** Narrator ("[[Twas the Night]]," [[1997]])

===[[1997]]===

|hbyears= [[1984]], [[1997]] In the [[1997]] "Talent Show" episode of ''The Weird Al Show'', Yankovic mentioned that h

|premiere= [[July 15]], [[1997]] ...episode (part one) of ''[[Cow and Chicken]]''. It aired on [[July 15]], [[1997]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. It was written and directed by series creator, [[

|hbyears= [[1973]]-[[1997]]

...ssue 1|Yogi Bear]]'': A one-shot comic published by [[Archie Comics]] in [[1997]].

|released= [[August 26]], [[1996]]—[[April 6]], [[1997]] ...nd perhaps most importantly [[Cartoon Network]]. It ran from [[1996]] to [[1997]], airing 52 episodes that technically spanned one season, but is now comme

|released= [[July 15]], [[1997]]—[[July 24]], [[1999]] ...t was produced by [[Hanna-Barbera]] for [[Cartoon Network]]. It ran from [[1997]] to [[1999]], airing 52 episodes that spanned four seasons.

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...|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 2|Fun Rainy Day]]" (mentioned, [[1997]])

...ch comedy ''All That'', which led to ''Kenan & Kel'' two years later. In [[1997]], he starred in the film ''Good Burger''. In [[2019]], Thompson joined the

...ome Video]] releases ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Volume Three: This is 1997]]'' on DVD. ...tertainment]] releases ''Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Volume Three: This is 1997'' on DVD.

...rk Presents|CNP]]: "[[Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 2|Fun Rainy Day]]" ([[1997]])

Ridgely died on [[February 8]], [[1997]] of cancer at the age of 65.

...n pilot]] of ''Dexter's Laboratory''.<ref>''People'' Staff ([[March 3]], [[1997]]). [https://web.archive.org/web/20181128075237/https://people.com/archive/ * ''Dial M for Monkey'' (1996-[[1997|97]])

...n the ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast]]'' episode "[[Switcheroo '97]]" in [[1997]]. ** Count ("[[Mina and the Count: Interlude with a Vampire]]," [[1997]])

...ly going to be part of its second season. It was originally produced in [[1997]] and was scheduled to air on [[Cartoon Network]], but was left unaired due [[Category:1997]]

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** Sharon ("[[Swamp and Tad in 'Mission Imfrogable']]," [[1997]]) ** Woman at ticket booth ("[[A Wolf in Chick's Clothing]]," 1997)

|premiere= [[June 18]], [[1997]] ...on Network Presents]]'' comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[June 18]], [[1997]]. It was written by [[John F. Kelly]] and [[Michael Kupperman]], and drawn

** [[March 31]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Groovy Toons]]'' on VHS.

|asyears= [[1994]], [[1997]]

|premiere= [[August 20]], [[1997]] ...nts'' Issue 3''' is a comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[August 20]], [[1997]].

** [[November 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Hanna-Barbera: Crazy Christmas:

|released= [[July 14]], [[1997]]—[[July 24]], [[2004]] ...artoon Network Studios]] (season 4) for [[Cartoon Network]]. It ran from [[1997]] to [[2004]], airing 65 episodes that spanned four seasons, as well as fou

** [[March 31]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Groovy Toons]]'' on VHS.

** [[1997]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo's Wedding Bell BOO

** [[August 25]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Spice Toons]]'' on VHS.

|hbyears= [[1969]]-[[1997]] ** Shaggy Rogers ("[[Bravo Dooby-Doo]]," [[1997]])

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[2001]]

...ce Ghost mentions ''Titanic'', another film directed by James Cameron in [[1997]].

...rtainment]] releases ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Volume Three: This is 1997]]'' on DVD.

|premiere= [[July 16]], [[1997]] ...sents'' Issue 2''' is a comic published by [[DC Comics]] on [[July 18]], [[1997]]. It was written by [[Matt Wayne]] and [[Sam Henderson]], and drawn by [[o

** [[May 5]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:

** [[May 5]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:

** [[May 5]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:

** [[May 5]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:

** [[May 5]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:

** [[April 14]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Where Are You: Bump

** [[May 5]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:

* ''[[I Am Weasel]]'' ([[1997]])

...by [[Mark Evanier]],<ref name="Goldmine">Cafarelli, Carl ([[April 25]], [[1997]]). "Cartoon Rock". ''Goldmine''. Retrieved [[February 6]], [[2024]].</ref>

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

...ilable to access in most countries. They started a mail-order service in [[1997]] before becoming what it is known today as in [[2007]]. Netflix started be

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

...blish ''[[Cartoon Network Presents Space Ghost]]'' the following year in [[1997]], which may have come from the aborted plan to have Space Ghost in ''Hanna

** [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Hurray for Hanna-Barbera]]'' on

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

** [[March 31]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Groovy Toons]]'' on VHS.

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

** [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[Hurray for Hanna-Barbera]]'' on VHS

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

** [[August 18]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Wacky Races: Bumper Edition: Da

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

...e vocals of the theme song were provided by [[Alfrieda Gerald]]. For the [[1997]] season only, [[Man or Astro-man?]] provided a new intro and interstitial | [[July 11]], [[1997]]

** [[April 14]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Where Are You: Bump

...rtainment]] releases ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Volume Three: This is 1997]]'' on DVD.

** [[August 25]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Spice Toons]]'' on VHS.

...e ''Sommersby'' (1993), ''Maverick'' (1994), ''Nell'' (1994), ''Contact'' (1997), and ''Anna and the King'' (1999). During this decade, she also made her d

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

...4, [[1965]])<br />[[JoBeth Williams]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Tasia Valenza]] ([[1997]])<br />[[Tia Carerre]] ([[2015]])

|hbyears= [[1987]]-[[1997]] ** Keeper ("[[The Bangalore Falcon]]," 1997)

** [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[Hurray for Hanna-Barbera]]'' on VHS

** [[September 1]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Josie and the Pussycats: Bumper

...in ''[[Scooby-Doo (franchise)|Scooby-Doo]]'' direct-to-video films from [[1997]] to [[2002]], before [[Grey DeLisle]] and [[Mindy Cohn]] took over, respec ...of Jonny Quest (TV series)|The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest]]'' (1996-[[1997]])

** [[April 14]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Where Are You: Bump

** [[June 16]]: [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Bumper Edition 2]]'' o

** [[June 16]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Bumper Edition 2]]'' o

|hbyears= [[1997]]-[[2001]] ** Woman in line ("[[Talk to Me, Baby]]," [[1997]])

* "[[The Robot Spies]]," a [[1997]] episode of ''[[The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest (TV series)|The Real Ad

** [[April 14]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Where Are You: Bump

** [[June 10]], [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm: Watch Us Grow]]'

** [[June 10]], [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm At Play]]'' on VH

** [[June 16]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Bumper Edition 2]]'' o

** [[June 10]], [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm Make New Friends]

** [[June 16]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Bumper Edition 2]]'' o

** [[November 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Hanna-Barbera: Crazy Christmas:

** [[June 10]], [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm Make New Friends]

* Burger King [[1997]] BK Racers commercial (mentioned)

** [[June 10]], [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm At Play]]'' on VH

** [[June 10]], [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm: Watch Us Grow]]'

|premiere= [[June 11]], [[1997]]—[[August 11]], [[2010]] ...merican comic book series by [[DC Comics]] who published 159 issues from [[1997]] to [[2010]]. It is based on the ''[[Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (TV series

** [[November 3]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Bumper Edition: The

** [[August 25]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Spice Toons]]'' on VHS.

** [[March 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Jetsons: Bumper Edition]]''

** [[1997]]: Turner Home Entertainment releases ''[[Scooby-Doo's Wedding Bell BOOs]]'

** [[March 31]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Groovy Toons]]'' on VHS. ** [[April 14]], 1997: First Independent Films releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Where Are You: Bumper Edi

** [[April 28]], [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[The Flintstones: Bumper Edition 2]]

** [[March 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Jetsons: Bumper Edition]]''

** [[March 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Jetsons: Bumper Edition]]''

** [[March 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Jetsons: Bumper Edition]]''

** [[April 28]], [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[The Flintstones: Bumper Edition 2]]

|actor= [[Gary Owens]] (1976-[[1997|97]])<br>[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[2003]], [[2004]], [[2006]], [[2008]])<br>[

** [[April 28]], [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[The Flintstones: Bumper Edition 2]]

* The title of the episode is a reference to Warner Bros.' [[1997]] ''Cats Don't Dance'' film.

** [[April 28]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Flintstones: Bumper Edition

|hbyears= [[1960]]-[[1997]]

** [[March 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Jetsons: Bumper Edition]]''

** [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[Hurray for Hanna-Barbera]]'' on VHS

** [[June 16]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Bumper Edition 2]]'' o

From [[1997]] to [[1999]], Moltar was the original host of [[Cartoon Network]]'s Toonam

* In [[1997]], [[Landoll's]] published ''[[Millionaire Astro (book)|Millionaire Astro]]

...ries, licensed merchandise was made, including bath products and books for 1997.<ref name="Variety 2" /> The concept and illustrations are credited to [[Bi

** [[August 4]], 1997: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Best of Hanna-Barbera with Sc

Speed Buggy had a cameo in both "[[Bravo Dooby-Doo]]," a [[1997]] episode of ''[[Johnny Bravo (TV series)|Johnny Bravo]]'', and as a stop m

** [[August 25]], [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[Spice Toons]]'' on VHS (excerpt). ** [[January 17]], 1997: [[Cartoon Network Video]] releases ''[[The Flintstones: I Yabba-Dabba-Do!

** [[March 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[The Jetsons: Bumper Edition]]''

** [[November 17]], [[1997]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Hanna-Barbera: Crazy Christmas:

|actor= [[Keith Andes]] (1967-[[1968|68]])<br />[[Scott Finnell]] ([[1996]]-[[1997|97]])<br />[[Gary Cole]] ([[2000]]-[[2018]])

...eries)|Johnny Bravo]]'' being commissioned as a fully realized series in [[1997]].

* ''[[Johnny Bravo (TV series)|Johnny Bravo]]'' ([[1997]]) ** Fred Jones ("[[Bravo Dooby-Doo]]," 1997)

...rom a vine with Gorok, which is a memorable line of Jack Dawson from the [[1997]] film ''Titanic'', in which he stands at the front of the ''[[Titanic]]''

...a fully realized ''[[Cow and Chicken]]'' spin-off series on [[July 15]], [[1997]].

* The episode title is an allusion to Will Smith's [[1997]] song "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It."

...[[Mel Blanc]] (1973-[[1977]])<br>[[Frank Welker (actor)|Frank Welker]] ([[1997]], [[2011]], [[2019]])<br>[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[2004]])<br />[[Jim Conroy

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...ome Video]] releases ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Volume Three: This Is 1997]]'' on DVD.

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...; [[February 21]], [[1997]] at 7:00 pm on [[Sky Movies]]; [[December 25]], 1997 at 4:10 pm on [[BBC One|BBC 1]]

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** [[1997]]: [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''Scooby Goes Hollywood'' on VHS.

** [[August 25]], [[1997]]: First Independent Films releases ''[[Spice Toons]]'' on VHS.

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...5]] film, ''[[Jonny Quest Versus the Cyber Insects]]'', and the [[1996]]-[[1997|97]] sequel series ''[[The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest (TV series)|The R

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...969-[[2009]])<br />[[Keith Scott]] ([[1981]])<br />[[C. Martin Croker]] ([[1997]])<br />[[Billy West]] ([[1998]])<br />[[Scott Innes]] (since [[1999]])<br ...(TV series)|Johnny Bravo]]'' episode "[[Bravo Dooby-Doo]]", which aired in 1997.

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