"Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - The Complete Third Season" DVD Talkback (Spoilers)

[Kolbar]

Warner Home Video is releasing the rest of the episodes from the early Scoobies.

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Originally aired as part of the Scooby's All Stars series, these fabulous Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? adventures of the sleuthing canine and his Mystery Inc. pals will easily solve the case of any cartoon fan's entertainment needs. Within these 16 captivating capers, Scooby-Doo and Shaggy, Daphne, Fred and Velma tackle The Tar Monster, face down Iron Face and globetrek for ghosts galore from A Menace in Venice to The Warlock of Wimbledon. For fans of classic animated fun, this cool collection of Scooby-Doo capers is where you want to be!

Features:

Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 1.0)
The final 16 episodes on two discs, originally aired as The Scooby-Doo Show from Scooby's All-Stars
"Hanna-Barbera: From H to B": the studio's artists and animators collaborate with each other and connect with fansComments?

[Gmfox8@cox.net]

that a awsome Cover Art

[Pamela Isley]

I just got the DVD collection today and am currently watching "To Switch A Witch". I am really enjoying the dvd. The color so far looks aswesome. The transfer is about what I expected. I'm actually glad they did not try to clean it up with computers. Sometimes when that happens it looses quality. I'm disappointed there aren't many extras, but then just to have these eps is awesome. I really hope the "missing" episodes from The Scoooby Doo Show are released soon. Thinking of emailing WB about those episodes. I initially gave it 4 stars, I think I may just have to give this collection a 1/2 star more. I definately like this better than The ScoobyDoo/Dynomutt Hour. I just received and watched those recently and the Dynomutt eps annoyed me to no end.

[Eric B]

I just noticed that they acknowledge there that these episodes were originally apart of Scooby's Allstars or the Scooby Doo Show, rather than an actual "Scooby Doo Where are You" additional "season". Yet they are still packaging it as such! It was the myth that this was a separate show that led to this misnomer in the first place (the original first two seasons were also airing that season).

They should have done what they did with Dynomutt, and release them as apart of Laffalympics. Then, you would get both this season and the 1977 season (which BTW is a lot closer in feel to "Where Are You?")

[Spideyfan1983]

I was wondering where can I get this set? Some of the episodes I haven't seen or probalby don't remember them at all. :)

[cartoon_crazy130]

google it.or go to a video store.or amazon.com:D :shrug:

[AarHan3]

I may even get a copy of my own one day. :) At least it's not the ill-researched, ill-constructed, disastrous mess which was the end result of Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt. :sad: :shrug: :ack:

[greg!]

Some of my favorite post Scooby Doo Where Are You? episodes were during this season. I am happy with the quality but as with so many other H-B sets there are not enough extras. I really would have liked commentaries. they never do enough of those.:(

[marko_scooby]

There are some fantastic episodes in this set, I've ordered mine from eBay, so assuming my bid win its I should have it within a week. :) One episode from this series I remember very well was "The Diabolical Disc Demon" - a classic and one of my fav's.

[likewow]

I was really excited to learn these episodes were being released! There are some great ones in this season. And they kept in the laugh track. I know I'm probably the only person who cares about that. ;)

I vividly remember the Cat Creature, the Diabolical Disc Demon, and the Halloween Witch.