[Dean C]

I was out buying Laundry Detergent when I saw the 2 disc continuation of the greatest series ever.

I own the last 2 box sets the theme from season 3 is the same theme as the ScoobyDoo Dynomutt dvd set. With the cameo of Scooby Dumb in the opening.

[Mark Y]

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Originally Posted by Dean C

I was out buying Laundry Detergent when I saw the 2 disc continuation of the greatest series ever.

Debatable, but I'll give you that.

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I own the last 2 box sets the theme from season 3 is the same theme as the ScoobyDoo Dynomutt dvd set. With the cameo of Scooby Dumb in the opening.

"Season 3" is just a promotional label and is really not accurate, since these shows actually aired during the 1978-1979 season. The opening and closing are not original; they were first used on the syndicated reruns, around 1980 or 1981. That opening title sequence was modified from the original "Scooby Doo/Dynomutt Hour" opening to eliminate Dynomutt. The shows in this new set originally aired as part of a show called "Scooby's All-Stars." Originally, they did not have an individual opening or closing at all. They are using the "Where Are You" title because some people believe this particular set of episodes is most similar to the first two seasons, which originally aired under that title. But really, this is actually more like "Season 7" of the Scooby Doo franchise. ("6" would be the ones that aired on "Laff-A-Lympics," and those are yet to be released.)

[Dean C]

Thanks for the info. I didn't like the newer Scooby Doo stuff when the look changed in the 90's and now.

Im looking into the Laffa lympics also and liked Captain Caveman too.

[Bryan Krantz]

Scooby Doobies, Yogi Yahooies, Really Rottens (Boo!Hiss!) The magnificent competitors of saturday morning's greatest athletic exhibition. Laff-a-Lympics is the Hanna-Barbera series I would like to revisit the most.

[Albert_M]

I wish that they would release the remaining few from that late 70s era. Other than that I am done with collecting this show. I don't remember what they did in the 80s except for awful 13 ghosts and "kids" show or whatever it was called and the movies into the 90s and now are all awful...

You can't have real ghosts in Scooby Doo. What's the point of that? and the 70's ones (especially the original 2 seasons) had atmosphere, even "creepy" with that classic old Hanna Barbara animation. With the exception of the horrible introduction of Scrappy, even late 70s had some good episodes in the tradition of the earliest ones.