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What's New Scooby-Doo?: The Complete Second Season

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Big Appetite in Little Tokyo (from volume 6)
Mummy Scares Best (from volume 3)
The Fast and the Wormious (from volume 5)
High-Tech House of Horrors (from volume 3)
The Vampire Strikes Back (from volume 3)
Homeward Hound (from volume 4)
The San Franpsycho (from volume 6)
Simple Plan and the Invisible Man (from volume 8)
Recipe for Disaster (from volume 4)
Large Dragon at Large (from volume 7)
Uncle Scooby and Antarctica (from volume 10)
New Mexico, Old Monster (from volume 6)
It's All Greek to Scooby (from volume 7)
A Scooby-Doo Halloween (BONUS EPISODE from volume 6)

It has been difficult to find suitable programming for our three-year-old who enjoys good guys and bad guys but doesn't like things that get too scary. This Scooby Doo is perfect. The monsters are almost always people in costumes or robots and they don't seem to threatening too him. That said if this is the season with the giant dragon, he watched that one much less and never in the morning or late at night. (Really as a parent all the Scooby dvd's begin to run together.) I find the full season dvd's are much better than the longer movies in that I can play one episode in the morning as I pack for work and school and then it has a natural ending in the time frame needed. Longer Scooby movies or "play all" have to stopped in the middle (which is always an action scene) and this never goes over well in our household. These are fun with no gratuitous violence.

As the original series. It brings back great memories and can't help but feel how much i love and still enjoy this series. I've been a fan for years and this 2nd Season of What's New Scooby Doo. Is all good with a guest star in the name of Simple Plan. I love that episode itself just seeing them in the show is cool enough of itself. But it doesnt ever feel forced or out of place. I can't help but enjoy each and every episode of this two disc 2nd season. Look forward to more of it if that happens and this is something is worth the purchase. Fun to watch for people of all ages.

I bought my daughter the first season since she loves Scooby Doo so much, so I figured I'd get her the second season as well. Though I'm not the biggest fan of What's New Scooby Doo, she is, and she loves it. That's all that matters. She watches them all the time. (When she's not hooked on The Backyardigans, that is...)

In my view, the "What's New, Scooby Doo?" Series is the best Scooby Doo series of all time..even better than "Scooby Doo, Where Are You?".

The animation is fantastic, bright, colorful,and clean. The various destinations that Mystery Inc visits are also beautiful and captures the culture of the particular country that they are in.

Scooby and Shaggy are closer than ever, funnier than ever, hungrier than ever, and scared out of their minds, more than ever.

The jokes are hilarious, including the ones that make Fred look like a putz...albeit "a good putz".

The references to the old Scooby shows, such as "Scooby and Shaggy, you go that way, and Daphne, Velma and I will go this way", and Scooby and Shaggy always thinking of where the nearest plate of food is, connects the classic Scooby with the updated, yet still classic Scooby. The end of one episode, with Scooby and Shaggy doing their "Lady and The Tramp" impression with a plate of Spaghetti and Meatballs, is priceless.


The Halloween episode where the gang goes to see a Kiss Concert, visits a Halloween festival, etc. is my favorite episode, as is the Christmas episode, which takes the classic "Headless Horseman" tale, and "winterizes" it. The ending of the Xmas show is very touching I must say. Scooby and Shaggy holding one another as they look at the Christmas tree....and present each other with a box of Scooby Snacks as Xmas gifts....very nice. I almost had tears in my eyes.
Ok, so I'm sensitive, so what? Cant a man be sensitive? Ahem, sorry for the outburst.


All three seasons of "What's New, Scooby Doo?" are fantastic, and in my view, along with the direct to DVD movies, are Scooby Doo at his best.


It is wholesome family entertainment.


Scooby Doooby Doooo!

What's New, Scooby-Doo? is the ninth incarnation of the Hanna-Barbera Saturday morning cartoon Scooby-Doo, and a revival of the original show Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!. That's kinda hard to believe. Nine times Scooby has been done. Finally, though, they got it right and I just love this show. Developed and produced by Warner Bros. Animation, it features the vocal talents of Casey Kasem, Frank Welker, Grey DeLisle, and Mindy Cohn(whom everyone remembers from tv's Facts of Life). This season takes you to the exotic locales of Greece, Egypt, Tokyo, Transylvania and even the South Pole. My favorite episodes from this season are: The Vampire Strikes Back, Simple Plan and the Invisible Man, Big Appetite in Little Tokyo and Large Dragon at Large. Extras include a bonus Scooby-Doo halloween episode.

In my honest opinion, I think this show is tons better than the original. Any Respectful Scooby fan is going to love this show.

I bought this for my niece and nephew. They both love this show and were very happy that I added this to the video library. My nephew was the most excited though as no time is a bad time to watch Sc-Doo -- even 2am - he wakes up and thinks everyone should be up watching it and is very disappointed that he has to wait -- he is 3 yrs old.

The quality of the video is great as is the stories. Anyone who loves Scooby-Doo should purchase.

I really like the new What's New Scooby-Doo series, and my son loves them. The new twist to Daphne's character is a nice touch. (My husband thinks the rest of gang are just holding her back.) All the season's complete DVD collections has a bonus episode, so get the complete sets, not the DVD with 4 episodes a piece to them. Just the right amount of scare for young kids to keep them interested, but keep the nightmares at bay.

Scooby doo is a favorite of my daughters...What's New Scooby-Doo?: The Complete Second Season....all college kids like this surprise but yet a cult classic great movies!~

Our girls just wanted to rate this DVD a 5 star....so we just added to the already positive review. They have watched this DVD at every opportunity they have been offered as we limit TV time.