O Novo Show do Scooby-Doo e do Scooby-Loo

The intro borrows from Thriller with the monsters dancing to the theme song and has scooby doo climbing the Statue of Liberty. It is also the first Scooby Doo cartoon to use computer drawn animation and the last until A Pup Named Scooby Doo, which lasted three seasons.

Intelligently enough the producers of the show returned Scooby-Doo to his roots and had him solving mysteries. Where they flawed was in not bringing back the gang and getting rid of Scrappy. The mystery and villains are the lamest in the entire franchise and in my opinion an unnecessary show.

The New Scooby Doo Mysteries is nice to watch, but doesn't quite have the ingredients that made Scooby Doo Where Are You and the Scooby Doo show so easy to like. On the plus side, the animation is very good, the characters are likable, and I am probably the only one who didn't mind Scrappy here, usually I do find him annoying, and the villains while a little predictable are not so bad. The voice talents are great, I have always loved Don Messick and Casey Kasem and their characterisations are what make this show at least watchable. Alas, this show does have flaws. I love the incidental music, but the theme tune I find forgettable. Also most of the episodes are 15 minutes at least, and compared to the half hour format of its predecessors, I feel that's too short. Fred and Velma are merely secondary characters, but make welcome guest appearances throughout the show's run. In conclusion, I really like the New Scooby Doo Mysteries if I care to overlook the flaws it has- my favourite episodes are A Nutcracker Scoob and the episode with the ghost of Sherlock Holmes. 7/10 Bethany Cox.

The New Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo Show concept continues with this incarnation, The New Scooby Doo Mysteries, where Scooby, Shaggy, Scrappy and Daphne return for some more clue-finding and mystery solving episodes - more fun and suspenseful than the previous show.

While certain episodes contain two stories in one show rather than one entire chapter, the series is still quite entertaining with its laughs, jokes and daring adventures. And, as an added bonus, a few episodes feature the return of Fred and Velma; therefore, the entire Mystery, Inc. gang was intact again at long last! Also, I have to mention the very upbeat opening scene with its hip-sounding song - something you could dance or tap your toes to.

Overall, a very good addition to the Scooby-Doo saga!

Grade A-

But that's all I can say!

This would have been a good show if the jokes and plots were better then they were. But regardless the biggest flaw of this show is of course SCAPPY-DOO!