Rooby-Roo

Rooby-Roo
Premiere date	2013
Run time	15 seconds
Starring	Frank Welker Grey DeLisle Eric Bauza
Music composed by:	Robert J. Kral
Directors	Tony Cervone
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"Rooby-Roo" is an American State Farm Insurance commercial based on the 1969 Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! television series. It aired on 2013 on NBC. It was directed by Tony Cervone. It is the second of three crossovers with State Farm.

Scooby should switch to State Farm, who apparently are more experienced with talking dogs who have speech impediments.

Detailed summary

Scooby calls his insurance company, but the woman on the other end can't tell what he is saying due to his inability to pronounce his own name correctly, saying "Rooby-Roo," instead. The call cuts off after a couple of fails, and he defeatedly eats a Scooby Snack.

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Scooby-Doo	Frank Welker
Scrappy-Doo (photo)	N/A
Insurance lady (voice only)	Grey DeLisle
Announcer (voice only)	Eric Bauza

Organizations

• Mystery Insurance Incorporated
• State Farm (mentioned)

Locations

• Earth
  • United States
    • Scooby's office

Objects

• Spy-Dog
• Scooby Snacks

Vehicles

• None

Music

The music was composed by Robert J. Kral.

Crew credits

• Agency: Translation
• For Warner Bros. Animation:
  • Executive producer: Sam Register
  • Production supervisor: Bobbie Page
  • Supervising producer: Tony Cervone
  • Line producer: Wade Wisinski

Release

• United States: 2013 on NBC

Errors

• It's unclear where Scooby's office is. Maybe in Shaggy's house?

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