Scooby-Doo and Scrappy Doo: Season 1

Have loved scooby since I was young. Arrived on time as described.

It has been decades since I have seen most of the cartoons in this set, if I saw them at all. This is a treasure trove of effectively new to me Scooby Doo cartoons. And even though these cartoons do feature Scrappy Doo, there is not really much difference between these and the 70's and early 80's Scooby Cartoons that preceded them.There are a few surprising pop culture references in these episodes. Shaggy mentions Star Wars in Strange Encounters, and Scrappy name drops Mick Jagger and other in the Neon Phantom.The final episode of this DVD set/season, The Ransom of Scooby Chief, appears to have been a backdoor pilot for the next incarnation. Fred Daphne and Velma are only at the beginning and end of the episode. Scooby and Shaggy get kidnapped and Scrappy teams up with his old friends, Annie and Duke, to save them. So instead of the much maligned short cartoons that followed featuring Scooby Shaggy and Scrappy, it could have been Scrappy Doo and Friends.Warner Bros did a good job with this release. The episodes look great.It has been a long wait to get these. Hopefully we don't have to wait as long to get more.Disc 1:1) The Scarab Lives!2) The Night Ghoul of Wonderworld3) Strange Encounters of a Scooby Kind4) The Neon Phantom of the Roller Disco!5) Shiver and Shake, That Demon's a Snake6) The Scary Sky Skeleton7) The Demon of the Dugout8) The Hairy Scare of the Devil BearDisc 2:9) Twenty Thousand Screams Under the Sea10) I Left My Neck in San Francisco11) When You Wish Upon a Star Creature12) The Ghoul, the Bat, and the Ugly13) Rocky Mountain Yiiiii!14) The Sorcerer's a Menace15) Lock the Door, It's a Minotaur!16) The Ransom of Scooby Chief

Ordered dvd set. Product arrived super fast in perfect shape!! Thank you so much!! Gotta love them scooby snacks!!

This DVD shows the start of ending Scooby Do the mysterys are sloppy solved. I got it to see how bad it was. I good cartoon to show about Scooby doo.

Only a few are my favorite episodes, because I'm not a huge fan of Scrappy...never was. I much preferred Scooby Dum. But this is a classic must have for any Scooby Doo fan and collector.

Its been years, but I was waiting and waiting for Scrappy Doo to come out on DVD, not being interested in streaming the show. This release of Season 1 episodes with Scooby's nephew show Scrappy Doo when he was....well, Scrappy! Lennie Weinrib provided Scrappy's voice for the first season, and gave him a boastful attitude, quite in contrast to his uncle's cowardly character. He's a polarizing character for sure...some love him, many hate him, and I fall in the former category. I think Scrappy brought a different dynamic to the show, and the first season kept all five original characters in the episodes, thus I enjoy these earlier episodes more than the later ones that were three seven-minute episodes in one show, with only Scrappy, Scooby, and Shaggy as mains.The video quality of this DVD looks good. I haven't watched all the episodes yet, but the ones I have seen provide a good transfer with no video flicker. Audio is monophonic, but clear, the infamous laugh-track is still included, and English subtitles are provided. The subtitles even nicely state which character is speaking the line because its not always obvious with Hanna-Barbera's limited animation in group scenes or off-screen statements.Any complaints? Well, the main complaint I have with the DVD is the cover--its hideous! I found an alternate cover online with older artwork and printed that off and put it in the case instead because I dislike it that much. Outside of that, the end credit cards on the episodes are not the white Scooby/Scrappy background that go specifically with the show. They've used the bright orange one that was attached to Laff-a-Lympics episodes, so I suspect some of the people on those pages did not work on Scrappy. See the photos for the differences. Furthermore, this is a bare bones DVD with no extras, and there have been extras on previous Scooby releases, so it was somewhat disappointing. This is why it gets 4 out of 5 stars, but I am very happy to have the episodes on DVD at last.Fans of Scrappy Doo shouldn't hesitate to pick this one up!

I was so happy when I saw that WB is finally releasing Scooby & Scrappy on DVD! It has 16 episodes and TWO discs (8 episodes on each disc.) It's more of the classic Scooby-Doo that we loved but with Scooby's mischievous nephew added in. I will say I don't like what they've done with Scrappy. Turning him into one of the antagonists of the franchise. I actually enjoyed them adding Scrappy to The Scooby gang. This is actually the entire series of Scooby & Scrappy as it only had 16 episodes (the half hour episodes that is). I hope they will release the rest of the series (the 15 minute episode series). As well as more of Scooby-Doo's other classic series.

I remember as a kid when one season of Scooby-Doo ended and all summer ads ran, saying Scooby was going to have someone new join the gang! I was so excited to find out who this could be and when it came on Saturday morning that fall, and that box fell from the train, and I heard " Uncle Scooby? Hi, it`s me, Scrappy Doo" I was so excited to see the new shows! I collect all the DVDs involving Scooby and the gang. I just like the scary feel of the cartoons and the funny bits that happen! It`s a classic for sure! Can't wait to get this set, and find out when the others will be released!