A Pup Named Scooby-Doo: Complete 1st Season

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I know I should talk about how much I love 'A Pup Named Scooby-Doo', and what makes it so funny and great, but I'm not really much of a reviewer, and the only reason I'm actually doing this is to give possible buyers an idea on what they'd be getting if they consider this. So here it is, the list of episodes as they originally aired on ABC's Saturday Morning timeslot (between September and December of 1988):DISC ONE:1. A Bicycle Built for Boo!The gang trails the trail of a monstrous bike thief.2. The Sludge Monster From the Earth's CoreScooby's doghouse is haunted by a one-eyed monster responsible for a recent bank robbery.3. Wanted Cheddar AliveUntil the mystery of a cheesy monster is solved, there will be no more Scooby Snacks, which spells trouble for Scooby.4. The Schnook Who Took My Comic BookWhen Shaggy's precious comic book is stolen by a comic book villain, Commander Cool and Mellow Mutt are on the case.5. For Letter or WorseThe ghost of a notorious gangster appears, and gets a television station shut down.6. The Babysitter From BeyondThe kids inadvertently get caught between a prison escapee, a horrendous babysitter, and a three-headed zombie.7. Now Museum, Now You Don'tShaggy and Scooby are blamed for the robbery of a priceless museum artifact.8. Snow Place Like HomeAn Ice Demon forces a couple's ski lodge to go bankrupt.DISC TWO:9. Scooby DudeA trip to the beach finds the gang trying to stop a headless skateboarder.10. Ghost Who's Coming to Dinner?On Halloween, the gang must help a ghost solve the mystery of pirate, or risk having him disappear forever.11. The Story StickA living Totem Pole haunts an Indian Reservation.12. RobopupDaphne's home is robbed by a ghostly chef; Scooby clashes with a robotic dog.13. Lights...Camera...Monster!In the first-season finale, a movie monster (which, apparently, is all-too real) attacks the Coolsville Mall.The special features are nothing special: an interactive map that takes you to places featured in episodes, animatics and an alternate opening.

Came quick. Perfect condition.

i love this show i used to watch this when i was a kid on saturday mornings in the late 80's early 90's.the episodes are great to watch glad they put this on dvd, now i can enjoy it over &over. the interaction with the characters is great form Daphne calling her butlerJenkins when she needs him, to Velma with a computer in her suitcase. And of courseFreddy accuses Red Herring almost every episode is funny as hell. it's one of the most underratedScooby doo series, it don't get as much credit as the others in my opinion.

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I used to dread waking up everyday. But now I am able to wake up and watch my dvd copy of a pup named scooby doo and now I have a will to live. I used to be a depressed b*tch. And I still am. But now I am a depressed b*tch with her dvd copy of a pup named scooby doo. Thank you scooby for taking me back to childhood memories when I didn’t hate myself <3

My daughter and I both love the original Scooby series and we've seen them many times, so I was looking for more Scooby episodes she hadn't seen. I don't like the newer incarnations on Scooby, but I remember this series from the 80s when I was growing up. She loved getting to see the gang when they were kids. Each episode follows the classic Scooby format of stumbling on a mystery and figuring out the suspects with updated 80s music. The only thing I find annoying about EVERY episode is that Freddy always accuses his nemesis Red Herring, even if he's not featured in the episode. Overall, it's a cute show for Scooby fans.

In this day and age, it's important to collect as much classic media as you can and not to rely on streaming services to hold onto them for you. This is one of those shows. Great music, fun animation, and it has my favorite versions of Fred, Daphne, and Velma. Reconnect with your childhood or watch it with your kids. It's a must if you're a Scooby-Doo fan.

This was another enjoyable Scooby series. While the music and themes tend to get stuck in your head sometimes they are entertaining. They do tend to overdo their jokes as well but t is fun and enjoyable. The only major issues I have with it are the characterizations of Fred and Daphne. Fred being a tabloid loving buffoon was somewhat ridiculous and some of the jokes the characters did got old fast. Daphne being vain and shallow and disliking dirt and what not seemed over the top as well. I guess had the writers picked a line and kept at it the show wouldn't come across as annoying in that way. I think Shaggy Scooby and Velma had the best character in this show. Enjoy it is a good product despite the few issues with it I might have.

Good

Very satisfied with everything

Love this series. Glad I own my own copy now

Love this series!