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[[File:WB animation Logo.png|thumb|WB Animation logo during the credits of ''[[Jellystone!]]'']] ...luding shows, movies, specials, and various others. Most range from either the ''[[Scooby-Doo (franchise)|Scooby-Doo]]'' or Turner's inherited ''[[Tom and

...n-Law's Visit]]," the eightieth episode of ''[[The Flintstones (TV series)|The Flintstones]]'', premiered on [[ABC]]. ...he eleventh episode of ''[[What's New, Scooby-Doo?]]'', premiered on [[The WB]].

...-first overall. It aired on [[April 16]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], pro ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

* "[[Dibble Sings Again]]," the twenty-eighth episode of ''[[Top Cat (TV series)|Top Cat]]'', premiered on * "[[Ben-Fur]]," the eleventh episode of ''[[The Further Adventures of SuperTed]]'', premiered in syndication.

...e Big Move]]," the eighty-sixth episode of ''[[The Flintstones (TV series)|The Flintstones]]'', premiered on [[ABC]]. ...Volcanic Villain]]," the twenty-seventh episode of ''[[Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels]]'', premiered on [[ABC]].

...ortieth overall. It aired on [[April 9]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Chris Brown]], produced by series crea * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...prime-time Halloween special, as opposed to being slotted in their [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Nahnatchka Khan]], produced by series * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...uly 12]], [[2006]] on [[Cartoon Network]], instead of [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[George Doty IV]], p * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...ird overall. It aired on [[February 19]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Matt Wayne]], produced by series co-cr * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|next= Simple Plan and the Invisible Madman ...second overall. It aired on [[March 20]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Bill Canterbury]], produced by series

...-sixth overall. It aired on [[March 25]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator [[Jim Krieg]], produce ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

|next= Big Scare in the Big Easy ...season one. It aired on [[September 28]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[George Doty IV]], p

* In [[Australia]], [[Warner Home Video]] releases ''[[The Flintstones: The Complete Second Season]]'' on DVD. ...d and final episode of ''[[What's New, Scooby-Doo?]]'', premiered on [[The WB]].

...eighth overall. It aired on [[March 27]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], pro ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

...eventh overall. It aired on [[March 19]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[George Doty IV]], p ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

...y-ninth overall. It aired on [[April 2]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Bill Canterbury]], produced by series * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...eighth overall. It aired on [[March 27]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator [[George Doty IV]], pr **** [[The Historical Society of Athens]]

* "[[Eeny, Miny Missouri Go!]]" and "[[The Super Silly Swamp Sprint]]," the twelfth episodes of of ''[[Wacky Races (1968 TV series)|Wacky Races]]'', pr ...w Archer]]," the thirteenth episode of ''[[The Three Musketeers (segments)|The Three Musketeers]]'', premiered on [[NBC]].

...-fifth overall. It aired on [[March 24]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Tom Sheppard]], produced by series co- ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

...ieth overall. It aired on [[February 5]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator [[George Doty IV]], pr ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

...y-fifth overall. It aired on [[March 5]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Bill Canterbury]], produced by series * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...-sixth overall. It aired on [[March 12]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Chris Brown]], produced by series co-c ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

|previous= The San Franpsycho ...-third overall. It aired on [[March 22]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[George Doty IV]], p

|previous= Big Scare in the Big Easy ...' season one. It aired on [[October 26]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Mark E. Turosz]], produced by series c

|previous= The Unnatural ...th overall. It aired on [[September 13]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Jim Krieg]], produc

...ime-time Valentine's special, as opposed to being slotted in their [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Nahnatchka Khan]], directed by [[Chuck * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|previous= The Fast and the Wormious |next= The Vampire Strikes Back (What's New)

..., Scooby-Doo?]]'' episode. For ''[[The Tom and Jerry Show (2014 TV series)|The Tom and Jerry Show]]'' episode, see "[[Farmed and Dangerous (Tom and Jerry ...rth overall. It aired on [[February 26]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Jordana Arkin]], produced by series co

...th overall. It aired on [[September 27]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Tom Sheppard]], produced by series co- * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...eventh overall. It aired on [[March 26]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator [[Ed Scharlach]], prod * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|previous= Simple Plan and the Invisible Madman ...fourth overall. It aired on [[March 23]], [[2004]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Bill Canterbury]], produced by series

...' season one. It aired on [[November 9]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Dwayne McDuffie]], produced by series * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...' season one. It aired on [[February 1]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[George Doty IV]], p * [[The Mystery Machine]]

:''This article is about the ''[[What's New, Scooby-Doo?]]'' episode. For the ''[[A Pup Named Scooby-Doo]]'' episode, see "[[Wrestle Maniacs (Pup)|Wrestl ...ond overall. It aired on [[February 12]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Chris Brown]], produced by series co-c

|next= The Fast and the Wormious ...th overall. It aired on [[September 20]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], pro

...ssed Event]]," the eighty-third episode of ''[[The Flintstones (TV series)|The Flintstones]]'', premiered on [[ABC]]. * In the [[United States]], [[Hanna-Barbera Home Video]] releases ''[[Fe-Fi-Fo-Fun]]

...y Days Gang]]'' episode, see "[[The Vampire Strikes Back (Happy Days Gang)|The Vampire Strikes Back]]."'' |name= The Vampire Strikes Back

|next= Space Ape at the Cape ...season one. It aired on [[September 21]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], pro

...inth overall. It aired on [[January 29]], [[2005]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator [[George Doty IV]], pr * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...season one. It aired on [[February 15]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Jim Krieg]], produc ...ery Incorporated|The Gang]] volunteers with the movie's crew while solving the case.

|next= The Unnatural ...season one. It aired on [[February 22]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], pro

|next= The San Franpsycho ...irst overall. It aired on [[October 25]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Tom Minton]], produced by series creat

...season one. It aired on [[November 30]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Jim Krieg]], produc ...[[Rich Dickerson]] and [[Gigi Meroni]], and performed by [[Simple Plan]]. The music was also composed by Dickerson and Meroni.

|previous= It's Mean, It's Green, It's the Mystery Machine ...' season one. It aired on [[November 2]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Tom Sheppard]], produced by series co-

|previous= Space Ape at the Cape |next= It's Mean, It's Green, It's the Mystery Machine

|previous= Mayhem of the Moving Mollusk ...ing block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Jim Krieg]], produced by the other series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], directed by [[Joe Sichta]], and

...]'' season one. It aired on [[March 22]], [[2003]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[George Doty IV]], p * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|next= She Sees Sea Monsters by the Sea Shore ...season one. It aired on [[November 23]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series co-creator, [[Ed Scharlach]], pro

|previous= She Sees Sea Monsters by the Sea Shore ...prime-time Christmas special, as opposed to being slotted in their [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[John Collier]] and series creators, [[

* ''[[Part Time Pal]]'', the twenty-eighth theatrical short of ''[[Tom and Jerry (theatrical shorts)|Tom * ''[[The Two Mouseketeers]]'', the sixty-fifth theatrical short of ''[[Tom and Jerry (theatrical shorts)|Tom a

* ''[[Mouse Trouble]]'', the seventeenth theatrical short of ''[[Tom and Jerry (theatrical shorts)|Tom a * "[[Whizzin' to Washington]]" and "[[The Dipsy Doodle Desert Derby]]," the eleventh episodes of of ''[[Wacky Races (1968 TV series)|Wacky Races]]'', p

|previous= The Yukon Win It 500 ...iled to be picked up by [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] nor [[Cartoon Network]]. The pilot was written by [[Mark Banker]]. It was a modern revival of [[Hanna-Ba

* "[[Hot Race at Chillicothe]]" and "[[The Wrong Lumber Race]]," the eighth episodes of of ''[[Wacky Races (1968 TV series)|Wacky Races]]'', pre ...Evil Falconer]]," the ninth episode of ''[[The Three Musketeers (segments)|The Three Musketeers]]'', premiered on [[NBC]].

...the formation of Clark Kent's teenage years before he became [[Superman]]. The role was much younger than previous incarnations of Jonathan. * ''The Dukes'' (1983)

|network= [[The WB]] ...pisodes, which included three specials, that spanned three seasons. It was the ninth ''[[Scooby-Doo (franchise)|Scooby-Doo]]'' series after ''[[Scooby-Doo

* "[[Rhode Island Road Race]]" and "[[The Great Cold Rush Race]]," the ninth episodes of of ''[[Wacky Races (1968 TV series)|Wacky Races]]'', prem ...rious Message]]," the tenth episode of ''[[The Three Musketeers (segments)|The Three Musketeers]]'', premiered on [[NBC]].

...episode overall. It aired on [[June 29]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] block. It was written by [[Cindy Morrow|Cindy]] and [[Clay Morrow]], dire ...again, the day is saved and another adventure draws to a close, thanks to the Powerpuff Girls.

* "[[The Impossible Quest of Nazir]]" and "[[A Pound of Evil Magic]]," the fourteenth episodes of ''[[Shazzan (TV series)|Shazzan]]'', premiered on [[ * "[[Troubles in Dutch]]", the fifteenth episode of ''[[Around the World in 79 Days]]'', premiered on [[ABC]].

...onvention]]," the sixty-seventh episode of ''[[The Flintstones (TV series)|The Flintstones]]'', premiered on [[ABC]]. * "[[The Zippy Mississippi Race]]" and "[[Traffic Jambalaya]]" the seventh episodes of of ''[[Wacky Races (1968 TV series)|Wacky Races]]'', pr

...studios|Big Five]]" major studios in [[Hollywood]], as well as a member of the [[wikipedia:Motion Picture Association|Motion Picture Association]]. ...ation]]. Bugs Bunny, a character of the ''[[Looney Tunes]]'' franchise, is the company's official mascot.

...ed voice. He played the title character of [[Moxy]] in the short-lived ''[[The Moxy Show]]''. ...ad been teased in "[[Surprise]]." A clip was later reused in "[[Joshua]]." The first interview was recreated in "[[Woody Allen's Fall Project]]," with Bla

...episode overall. It aired on [[June 22]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] block. It was written by [[Mark Andrews]] and [[Rob Renzetti]], directed '''Narrator:''' The city of Townsville, and it's another peaceful day.

...the child Mexican wrestler the Flea in [[The WB]]'s ''¡Mucha Lucha!'', and the witch Irma Lair in ABC Family and Toon Disney's ''W.I.T.C.H.'' ...d as she was also the voice of Sweetie Bird in ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' in the early [[1990s]].

* "[[Bad Guys Disguise]]," the second episode of ''[[Quick Draw McGraw (segments)|Quick Draw McGraw]]'', p ...ing Ballet]]," the sixty-fourth episode of ''[[The Flintstones (TV series)|The Flintstones]]'', premiered on [[ABC]].

:''This article is about ''[[The Powerpuff Girls (1998 TV series)|The Powerpuff Girls]]'' episode. For other uses, see [[Super Friends]].'' ...y-eighth overall. It aired on [[June 8]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] block. It was written by [[Cindy Morrow|Cindy]] and [[Clay Morrow]], dire

...e Canaries]]," the ninty-fourth episode of ''[[The Flintstones (TV series)|The Flintstones]]'', premiered on [[ABC]]. * "[[Brute Farce]]," the twenty-third episode of ''[[Motormouse and Autocat]]'', premiered on ABC.

|next= Nano of the North ...episode overall. It aired on [[June 15]], [[2002]] on [[The WB]]'s [[Kids' WB]] block. It was written by [[Paul Rudish]], directed by [[Randy Myers]] and

:''For the location itself, see [[Shaggy and Scooby World (location)]].'' ...th overall. It aired on [[September 22]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

...th overall. It aired on [[September 29]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir ...written and performed by [[Mark Mothersbaugh]]. Mothersbaugh also composed the music through his production company [[Mutato Muzika]].

|next= The Many Faces of Evil ...enth overall. It aired on [[October 13]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

|previous= Zoinks, the Wonder Dog |next= Beware the Beast from Below

...fth overall. It aired on [[February 28]], [[2008]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], and * [[The Mystery Machine]]

:''Not to be confused with the ''[[A Pup Named Scooby-Doo]]'' episode "[[Scooby Dude]]." |next= Zoinks, the Wonder Dog

...]]'' season one. It aired on [[March 3]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Stephen Sustarsic]], directed by [[Jef * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|previous= There's a Doctor in the House ...irst overall. It aired on [[January 26]], [[2008]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

...cond overall. It aired on [[February 2]], [[2008]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir * [[Sun|The Sun]]

...]'' season one. It aired on [[April 28]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir * [[Sun|The Sun]]

...ieth overall. It aired on [[December 1]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...e!]]'' season one. It aired on [[May 5]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|image= [[File:Shaggy and Scooby have got the Benjamins.png|300px]] ...'' season one. It aired on [[October 7]], [[2006]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Scott Kreamer]], directed by [[Jeff Al

...'Freakazoid!'' season one. It aired on [[September 16]], [[1995]] on [[The WB]]. It was written by [[Tom Minton]], directed by [[Eric Randomski]], and vo ...h Schauer]], a producer and fellow ''Jonny Quest'' fan, who had remembered the segment, put it into production.

...''[[Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!]]'' episode. For the ''[[Challenge of the GoBots]]'' episode, see "[[Inside Job (GoBots)|Inside Job]]."'' ...eenth overall. It aired on [[October 6]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

|image= [[File:Meeting of the minds.png|300px]] ...ird overall. It aired on [[February 16]], [[2008]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

...enth overall. It aired on [[November 3]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Stephen Sustarsic|Steven Sustarsic]], * [[The Mystery Machine]]

|previous= The Many Faces of Evil |next= There's a Doctor in the House

* "[[Geronihoho]]," the second episode of ''[[Cattanooga Cats (segments)|Cattanooga Cats]]'', premi * "[[Swiss Mis-Adventure]]," the second episode of ''[[Around the World in 79 Days]]'', premiered on ABC.

...season one. It aired on [[September 30]], [[2006]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Scott Kreamer]], directed by [[Charles * [[The Mystery Machine]]

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|next= Don't Feed the Animals ...season one. It aired on [[November 18]], [[2006]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

...' season one. It aired on [[November 4]], [[2006]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Steve Sessions]], directed by [[Charle ...written and performed by [[Mark Mothersbaugh]]. Mothersbaugh also composed the music through his production company [[Mutato Muzika]].

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Scooby-Doo! and the Mystery Pups''}} |next= Scooby-Doo! and the Mystery Pups

:''For the fictional TV series itself, see [[Chefs of Steel (cooking show)]].'' |previous= Mystery of the Missing Mystery Solvers

Throughout the years, both [[Hanna-Barbera]] and Looney Tunes have made several references * The ''Blast-Off Buzzard'' shorts themselves share similarities to the ''[[Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner]]'' theatrical shorts.

|next= Mystery of the Missing Mystery Solvers ...' season one. It aired on [[February 2]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

...season one. It aired on [[November 11]], [[2006]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir ...written and performed by [[Mark Mothersbaugh]]. Mothersbaugh also composed the music through his production company [[Mutato Muzika]].

|previous= Don't Feed the Animals ...season one. It aired on [[February 10]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir

...season one. It aired on [[February 24]], [[2007]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by [[Jim Krieg]], directed by [[Charles Vis * [[The Mystery Machine]]

...]]," the twenty third episode of ''[[Yogi Bear (segments)|Yogi Bear]]'' ([[The Huckleberry Hound Show|THHS]]), premiered on [[NBC]]. * ''[[Catch Meow]]'', the seventeenth theatrical short of ''[[Loopy De Loop]]'', premiered in theater

|next= Scooby-Doo! The Sword and the Scoob ...by [[Kris Zimmerman Salter]]. The film is the twenty-ninth installment in the ''[[Scooby-Doo (franchise)|Scooby-Doo]]'' 2-D animated direct-to-video film

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Scooby-Doo! and the Gourmet Ghost''}} |previous= Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold''}} |image= [[File:Brave and the Bold poster.jpg|300px]]

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Scooby-Doo! and the Curse of the 13th Ghost''}} |image= [[File:Curse of the 13th Ghost poster.jpg|300px]]

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Heyyy, It's the King!''}} ...article is about the segments. For the coloring book, see ''[[Heyyy, It's the King! (coloring book)]]''.

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''The Quick Draw McGraw Show''}} '''''The Quick Draw McGraw Show''''' is an American animated anthology television se

...season one. It aired on [[September 23]], [[2006]] on [[The CW]]'s [[Kids' WB]] morning block. It was written by series creator, [[Ray DeLaurentis]], dir ...lue found in his lab leads Shaggy to believe that he went into hiding. Oh, the drama.

|previous= Scooby-Doo! and the Curse of the 13th Ghost ...e directed by [[Wes Gleason]]. The film is the twenty-ninth installment in the ''[[Scooby-Doo (franchise)|Scooby-Doo]]'' 2-D animated direct-to-video film

...the seventh episode of ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast]]'' season six, and the seventy-fifth overall. It aired on [[December 10]], [[1999]] on [[Cartoon N ...host Space Ghost is, who gets distracted and consequentially fails to end the interview properly because of an ant.

...ially announced in [[November]] [[2021]], after numerous leaks surrounding the game, and ran through early access and open beta versions that ran from [[J ...ma Dinkley]], and [[Shaggy Rogers]] are featured as playable characters of the main cast.

'''"Balloon Kids"''' is the thirty-seventh episode of ''[[Jellystone!]]'' season one. It aired on [[Mar |style="background-color:#clear"| [[Gossipy Witch of the West|The Gossipy Witch]]

|image= [[File:Unite the shield.png|300px]] '''"Warner Bros. 100th Anniversary"''' is the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth episodes of ''[[Teen Titans Go!]]'' season e

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..., Where Are You!]]'', ''[[Jonny Quest (TV series)|Jonny Quest]]'', and ''[[The Funky Phantom]]''. ...his team lineup: His adopted Korean daughter, [[Yung Hee Tyson|Yung Hee]], the [[Marquess of Queensberry]], a flamboyant [[Scotland|Scottish]] ghost, and

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''The Hanna-Barbera Hall of Fame: Yabba Dabba Doo II''}} |previous= Yabba Dabba Doo! The Happy World of Hanna-Barbera

'''"Me, Myself, and A.I."''' is the eleventh episode of ''[[Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!]]'' season one. It aired on [[ ...e to do "Techy," the corporate mascot because they got used to my voice in the scratch track."]. ''Twitter''. Retrieved [[February 3]], [[2023]].</ref>

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Scooby-Doo! The Sword and the Scoob''}} |image= [[File:Sword and the Scoob poster.jpg|300px]]

...]'' 2-D animated direct-to-video film series, and the third to be based on the aforementioned ''What's New, Scooby-Doo?'' |style="background-color:#d2d2ff"| [[Spirit of the Sand]]

...The Flintstones]]''. There is a [[Hanna-Barbera]] logo at the end, despite the fact it's still a defunct studio. ...ere new dinosaurs are waiting to be discovered and potentially harassed by the scientifically curious Pebbles and meat-headed Bamm-Bamm.

:''This article is about the franchise as a whole. For other uses, see [[Scooby-Doo]].'' [[File:Strangers in the Night.jpg|thumb|300px|"Strangers in the Night"]]

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog''}} |previous= Scooby-Doo! The Sword and the Scoob

:''This article is about the TV series. For other uses, see [[Johnny Bravo]].'' ...ny Bravo (character)|Johnny Bravo]], who seems to have the full package on the surface; being muscular, wearing sunglasses, and having a unique yellow pom

:''This article is about the [[2002]] film. For other uses, see [[Scooby-Doo]].'' |image= [[File:Scooby-Doo The Movie poster.jpg|300px]]

...hed it to direct-to-streaming as is the tactic most studios were taking at the time. It eventually received a short theatrical release between [[May 21]]- ...ve seen it all, the stakes are raised even higher as the world comes under the threat of Dick Dastardly's "dogpocalypse," and are called into action by su

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''The New Scooby-Doo Movies''}} |next= The Scooby-Doo Show

...etwork]] co-produced ''[[Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins (film)|Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins]]'', which was marketed as a prequel, despite it being set i |style="background-color:#FDB56C" colspan="2"| [[Billy the Bird]]

...s friends, who say "Zoinks," "Jeepers," and "Jinkies," have become part of the lexicon. ...e [[1970s]]. This page covers that and the cameos and guest appearances of the main characters in sister Hanna-Barbera shows.