Well, that explains the haunted house in the concept art. Man, why the holy hell didn't they go for this explanation as to why Shaggy and Scooby leave Mystery Inc? Scooby ruining the broadcast, and probably getting shouted at later on, is a much better reason than Simon Cowell telling them they're useless. It makes me angry that they cut this. It perfectly established Mystery Inc's dynamic. They genuinely love Scooby, and they find his cowardice annoying only because their reputation is on thin ice. If you have more cut material, don't hesitate to show it, man! This is brilliant!
Thanks a lot for your comment! It’s just how it goes sometimes, and in this case it’s a long, involved story with multiple directors and production teams. I have loads of deleted scenes, though few that are cut together like these ones, but I’ll be posting those to my blog dickiethedolls.blogspot.com
He was a last minute replacement: it was originally written to be Theo Epstein- but negotiations broke down with him a couple of months before the end of production!
@@patrickcollins5378 I'm not familiar with Theo Epstein and I actually didn't know he was somewhat going to originally be in the movie as a cameo like Simon Cowell. Even if I did, I would've loved to see him do a cameo in the film.
This one scene implies a completely different version of the movie that honestly sounds way better. The ghost hunting with the cameras reminds me of Daphne trying to get real monsters on tape in Zombie island, and this probably would’ve been better for tension in the group instead of Simon Cowell coming out of nowhere to roast shaggy and Scoob. The gang themselves could’ve just been mad at them because their shenanigans ruined their show, which seems to be their actual job in this continuity, which is really interesting. There’s so many awesome things about this update to scooby doo’s story, and it’s a shame they cut it out for…reasons
Even though I like the version of the film we ended up with, what you said still made me wish we had a very different version of the movie in my opinion.
3:55, I guess in this version of SCOOB!, The Funky Phantom would actually be doing the Hauntings this time instead of Hunting for Ghosts and Ghouls with his own Mystery-Solving Team.
So, I'm guessing that this scene reveals that the gang is solving a Mystery at an abandon mansion in the middle of nowhere (wasn't referencing Courage the Cowardly Dog for a second) while they are also doing some kind of Paranormal-Activity Television show to their viewers.................according to this scene.
This is fascinating! Personally, I would have liked to have seen this in the film. Not that I didn't think the childhood origin story wasn't cute, but it might have been nice for SCOOB to have been one of two things: The gang's origin story - in which we see them first meet as teens and bond through their first mystery together. or The team is established and doing some sort of internet streaming show about haunted places. The movie that was ultimately released was enjoyable although I think the Blue Falcon stuff should have been saved for its own film. Does anyone know if the HBCU is still a thing?
Possibly, depending on what some fans (of Scooby-Doo & Hanna-Barbera) and Critics think of the film we ended up with. For me, even though I like the film we got in my opinion, I still would've love to see a darker & grittier version of the movie and other Hanna-Barbera characters having a bigger role in the film.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 exactly, I mean I know when Zombie Island came out in 98 or 97. It was Daphne uncovering mystery types of stuff. I think the scooby gang doing a Ghost Hunter show would be a dope movie.
This was drawn way back in 2015, the film was rewritten many, many times before landing on the version that was released. As to why it wasn’t included in the deleted scenes on disk, I have no idea- but there was a different production team on the film back then (it was originally being produced by Atlas entertainment but was later folded in to Warner Animation Group) so that might be way!
Hi Lamont! Thank you- it was literally the very first scene I did on the movie way back in 2015! We never got beyond boarding out act 1 on this version before rewriting the movie!
@@glitch6929 I really liked the original script by Matt Lieberman, and really wish we could have given it a fair shake. That being said, I'm not sure if I would board it the same way today though!
Pretty much. Think about, most Movies would have different ideas on how it should look like depending on the Film's Development/Production or what Studio will be working on it.
So, since that Gang is sort of doing a Supernatural TV show, was it suppose to pay tribute to Daphne and the Gang doing the same thing in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island or somewhat a reference to the movie I just mentioned just now?
@@patrickcollins5378 Now that is just an awesome Easter Egg to another Hanna-Barbera cartoon show from the 1970s! No wonder he looks so familiar! So, does that mean The Funky Phantom/Johnathan Wellington Muddlemore was also going to somehow be in the film or something? Just wondering if that's true or not.
Here's something that has me wondering right now, is The Mystery Machine (in the style of a TV News van) somehow a reference to the first 4 DTV movies or something like that?
Heavy metal cover of Russian song with violins, We see the gang solve mysteries, unnerving horror elements, Scooby sees dead people, THE MYSTERY MACHINE IS ACTUALLY USEFUL?!!!!!!! This was going to be the REAL BEGINNING OF SCOOB BEFORE THEY SET IP THEIR HB UNIVERSE! Something shady must have happened behind the scenes, it HAS to be!!😱😍🥺
This film was always going to reestablish the Hanna Barbera universe. This is from the very first version of the film yes, but this version included even more HB characters: That's the Funky Phantom chasing them out of the asylum, JabberJaw, Grape Ape, and Atom Ant were also all main chartacters, and I boarded quite a few scenes with them that were cut. Grape Ape was in the film until very close to the end of production, Nassos Vakalis and I boarded a version where he fought Cerberus while the combined forces of Captain Caveman, Falcon Force, and Mystery Inc fought an army of cynocephaly- a type of mythical wolfman warrior from ancient Greece.
@@patrickcollins5378 Don't forget that Penelope Pitstop (also from Wacky Races & The Perils of Penelope Pitstop) was also originally going to be a member of the Falcon-Force Team, same with the other characters you mentioned, but I understand what you're trying to say.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 That’s right! Penelope was in Matt Lieberman’s original script, and in Dax Shepard’s version. When it was being reworked after Dax’s departure, Penelope’s role was given to DeeDee Skyes (whom you’ll remember from Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels)
@@patrickcollins5378 I already know about Dee Dee Sykes because she was from that show with the same name and Laff-a-Lympics. Maybe one day there'll be a Falcon-Force movie and all the characters who were originally going to be in it will be starring in the film. I'll make a list of characters (and afew new ones) incase you might be interested or something: - Brian Crown/Blue-Falcon - Dynomutt Dog Wonder - Penelope Pitstop - Dee Dee Sykes - Captain Caveman - Taffy Dare - Brenda Chance - Atom Ant - Jabberjaw - Grape Ape - Space Ghost - Blip the Space Monkey - Frankenstein Jr. - Buzz Conroy
4:07, Here is something that has me curious, was The Funky Phantom/Johnathan Wellington Muddlemore originally going to be in the movie as a cameo or have a Major role in this film?? I'm just curious.
Hi Dexter! Just a cameo, it had a kind of like the librarian in the OG Ghostbusters type deal, where Funky Phantom was kinda like the first indication that something more sinister was happening!
@@patrickcollins5378 Makes sense. I didn't mind if he had a cameo in this somewhat early version of the movie, even though I still would've love to see how he would fit in with this movie. Was there anything else that was going to happen in this early version of the movie before we ended up with the version we got (which I still don't mind)?
I'm really sorry you didn't like the final movie, but happy that you at least liked this scene! Animated films take a lot of years to make, and Animation Story Artists are tasked with constantly revising the story based on notes we get from the studio, the executives, or from test audiences. Every single animated film ends up very far away from where we started: some things are cut because of tone, some things are cut because a character ends up playing a smaller role, and sometimes things are cut simply because someone high up just doesn't like something, but there's always a reason. No one sets out to make a bad movie, or to make a good movie worse, it just shakes out that way sometimes!
@@patrickcollins5378 Well, it's not that I'm saying I don't like SCOOB, it's just that the escence of Scooby Doo was absent throughout the movie (I had other expectations in mind when they first announced it on 2015), and this scene would have made the film much better. I do know a movie takes a lot of hard work to be produced, I really appreciate all the people who work behind the scenes to give us Scooby Doo content and I'm no one to critize it, I'm just a fan and nothing more, but this scene would've improved the movie 10000 times more, because it really builds up the suspense! I still understand the reason of why it didn't make it though. SCOOB is still part of the franchise and I should respect it just like any other Scooby Doo movie, and I know my previous comment may seem a bit rude (I just wrote it because I was frustated this amazing scene didn't make it to the big screen) but I was actually trying to say that I really like this scene and would've made a perfect fit on the movie. I apologize for not expressing myself correctly. Thanks though for taking the time to reply :)
@@scoobymiraculous Please, there's no need to apologise! I completely understand if you were disappointed, I would be lying if I said I was completely happy with the end result!
@@patrickcollins5378 So would I. If I was working on the early version of SCOOB! (which I know I didn't) I would be happy to see how well it turned out, since I'm still a huge fan of Hanna-Barbera and Scooby-Dooby-Doo. At least we can still take a look at the Breath-Taking Concept Art and starting to know how the film was originally going to be so much different compared to what we ended up (even though I still like it so much) with at the end.
I think this film was originally going to be abit darker & gritter compared to what we ended up with. Plus, other Hanna-Barbera character (like Penelope Pitstop, Jabberjaw, Atom Ant and Grape Ape) were originally going to show up and have a bigger role in the film compared to what we ended up with!
@@sonicboomman9850 If you look up the Concept Art for the movie and head on over to Scoobypedia to look up the film's History, you might understand why we ended up with the film we got instead of having me explain it............even though I already did explain some of it 11 minutes ago.
Aside from Tony Cervone as Scooby, I don’t actually know! While we’re working on the story we record “scratch” dialogue, usually we use crew members, but in this case we hired some unknown local performers.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 This is just what is known as a “scratch” track, temporary voices so we can make sure that jokes are landing and that all the drama is working, the intention is always to hire a movie star once a sequence is moved in to animation. There are two exceptions to that rule though, Rhino in Bolt was played by Mark Walton (storyboard artist), and Linguini in Ratatouille is played by Lou Romano (production designer)
Well, that explains the haunted house in the concept art.
Man, why the holy hell didn't they go for this explanation as to why Shaggy and Scooby leave Mystery Inc?
Scooby ruining the broadcast, and probably getting shouted at later on, is a much better reason than Simon Cowell telling them they're useless.
It makes me angry that they cut this. It perfectly established Mystery Inc's dynamic. They genuinely love Scooby, and they find his cowardice annoying only because their reputation is on thin ice.
If you have more cut material, don't hesitate to show it, man! This is brilliant!
Even though I like the other version we ended-up with, I'll have to agree with you.
This video TOTALLY explains alot.
Thanks a lot for your comment! It’s just how it goes sometimes, and in this case it’s a long, involved story with multiple directors and production teams. I have loads of deleted scenes, though few that are cut together like these ones, but I’ll be posting those to my blog dickiethedolls.blogspot.com
Is it still true that you did this?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 ?
@@patrickcollins5378 I'll take that as a "MAYBE".
Better than Simon Cowell, felt his cameo was 100% unneccessary
He was a last minute replacement: it was originally written to be Theo Epstein- but negotiations broke down with him a couple of months before the end of production!
@@patrickcollins5378 I'm not familiar with Theo Epstein and I actually didn't know he was somewhat going to originally be in the movie as a cameo like Simon Cowell.
Even if I did, I would've loved to see him do a cameo in the film.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 Never heard of the guy. Trust me, the movie didn't lose anything.
@@MegaMagicdog Look him up someday
This one scene implies a completely different version of the movie that honestly sounds way better. The ghost hunting with the cameras reminds me of Daphne trying to get real monsters on tape in Zombie island, and this probably would’ve been better for tension in the group instead of Simon Cowell coming out of nowhere to roast shaggy and Scoob. The gang themselves could’ve just been mad at them because their shenanigans ruined their show, which seems to be their actual job in this continuity, which is really interesting. There’s so many awesome things about this update to scooby doo’s story, and it’s a shame they cut it out for…reasons
Even though I like the version of the film we ended up with, what you said still made me wish we had a very different version of the movie in my opinion.
A pretty good alternate introduction. And I like that only Scooby sees the Funky Phantom
That was alittle freaky
I feel like we deserve this version of the movie more.
I wish it did.
Even though I don't mind the movie we ended-up with, I would've love to see this version of the film.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 Well, Hopefully This Will Be in the Sequel.
@@FredCherry2341 Maybe so.
But it probably depends on Warner Bros. making a choice for Scooby-Doo & Hanna-Barbera.
3:55, I guess in this version of SCOOB!, The Funky Phantom would actually be doing the Hauntings this time instead of Hunting for Ghosts and Ghouls with his own Mystery-Solving Team.
So, I'm guessing that this scene reveals that the gang is solving a Mystery at an abandon mansion in the middle of nowhere (wasn't referencing Courage the Cowardly Dog for a second) while they are also doing some kind of Paranormal-Activity Television show to their viewers.................according to this scene.
Omg they got a friend-friend-friend on funky phantom!
They sure do!
@@patrickcollins5378 Is his cameo still canon with his show (with the same name) or something?
I'm just wondering.
This is fascinating! Personally, I would have liked to have seen this in the film. Not that I didn't think the childhood origin story wasn't cute, but it might have been nice for SCOOB to have been one of two things:
The gang's origin story - in which we see them first meet as teens and bond through their first mystery together.
or
The team is established and doing some sort of internet streaming show about haunted places.
The movie that was ultimately released was enjoyable although I think the Blue Falcon stuff should have been saved for its own film. Does anyone know if the HBCU is still a thing?
Possibly, depending on what some fans (of Scooby-Doo & Hanna-Barbera) and Critics think of the film we ended up with.
For me, even though I like the film we got in my opinion, I still would've love to see a darker & grittier version of the movie and other Hanna-Barbera characters having a bigger role in the film.
I can't believe we were robbed of a Funky Phantom appearance! He didn't even show up in the credits next to Jabberjaw!
I honestly would love to see an actual Scoob 2 with this as the plot!
So crazy that the film went through afew changed over the past 5 in a half years.
Ngl the ghost looks like the funky phantoms from 1971
That’s exactly who it is! I’m so happy you noticed!
@@patrickcollins5378 I wish he had a cameo in the final finished version of the Movie.
That was a interesting explanation as to where Mystery Inc’s funding is from.
I must say I really liked the idea too, it seemed like a no brainer that the gang would be doing this sort of stuff if they were around today!
@@patrickcollins5378 I guess that is true when you think about it
4:13, Cue the Doors Gag
goofy holler really disney would've sued
Why Disney?
How's Disney going to sue WB for this?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 they used the goofy holler
The original plot for Scoob! where he was gonna meet up with all the hanna barbera characters would have been way better then what we actually got.
Velma always looking fine. I like this angel. Movie should of went with this.
Even though I'm fine with the film we ended up with in my opinion, I'll have to agree with you.
They should've had this version of the film.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 exactly, I mean I know when Zombie Island came out in 98 or 97. It was Daphne uncovering mystery types of stuff. I think the scooby gang doing a Ghost Hunter show would be a dope movie.
@@ed_carnby3431 You have a very good point, even if I still like the film we ended up with
I know that ghost that’s haunting them it’s the funky Phantom from the cat and the funky phantom ghost. One of Hanna-Barbera’s creations.
That's exactly right!
@@patrickcollins5378 Was it a real challenge to make this film possible??
Yes it was real the real funky phantom ghost.👍🏻👍🏻 I know they hat and 17th century time uniform anymore.
The funky Phantom looks like Paul revere.
@@davidjordan5394 Really?
I somehow didn't notice.
Trust me👍🏻.
Whoa, this is a cool opening.
Why haven't I seen it before?
This was drawn way back in 2015, the film was rewritten many, many times before landing on the version that was released. As to why it wasn’t included in the deleted scenes on disk, I have no idea- but there was a different production team on the film back then (it was originally being produced by Atlas entertainment but was later folded in to Warner Animation Group) so that might be way!
@@patrickcollins5378 Maybe that explains why it was originally going to be somewhat release back in September of 2018.
@@patrickcollins5378 😀😀
@@amshlymachoule499 We are learning alot
Dang this is awesome! I never saw this version!
Hi Lamont! Thank you- it was literally the very first scene I did on the movie way back in 2015! We never got beyond boarding out act 1 on this version before rewriting the movie!
@@patrickcollins5378 thats a shame! I really love this version!
@@glitch6929 I really liked the original script by Matt Lieberman, and really wish we could have given it a fair shake. That being said, I'm not sure if I would board it the same way today though!
At least these versions still exist
@@glitch6929 Looks like it was inspired by one of the concept arts for the film.
#release2015firstversionofScoob
That should've been in the movie. And Could we agreed that should've been their desgin.
Ok this is Nice, If we won to have the Justice league SnyderCut, What about #SCOOBCut or #SCOOBOriginalStory
I would love to see what the full script of the original SCOOB would've been
Pretty much.
Think about, most Movies would have different ideas on how it should look like depending on the Film's Development/Production or what Studio will be working on it.
So, since that Gang is sort of doing a Supernatural TV show, was it suppose to pay tribute to Daphne and the Gang doing the same thing in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island or somewhat a reference to the movie I just mentioned just now?
Is "Fear-Busters" a reference or a parody to "Ghostbusters"?
If that's true, then that's quite a cool reference.
So you worked on scoob that’s really cool
4:07 to 4:10, For some crazy and awesome reason that ghost totally looks like the Funky Phantom, a.k.a. Johnathan Wellington Muddlemore to me.
That’s exactly who it is! A little special Easter egg for those in the know!
@@patrickcollins5378 Now that is just an awesome Easter Egg to another Hanna-Barbera cartoon show from the 1970s!
No wonder he looks so familiar!
So, does that mean The Funky Phantom/Johnathan Wellington Muddlemore was also going to somehow be in the film or something?
Just wondering if that's true or not.
Good work. The movie needed more stuff with ghosts and haunted houses. The final product didnt feel Scooby-Doo enough to me
Here's something that has me wondering right now, is The Mystery Machine (in the style of a TV News van) somehow a reference to the first 4 DTV movies or something like that?
I wonder if that real ghost is the modern version of the Funky Phantom.
He is! It was never intended to be more than a cameo, but that's him alright!
Heh they have a TH-cam and this was uploaded on TH-cam. 😭😂
Heavy metal cover of Russian song with violins, We see the gang solve mysteries, unnerving horror elements, Scooby sees dead people, THE MYSTERY MACHINE IS ACTUALLY USEFUL?!!!!!!! This was going to be the REAL BEGINNING OF SCOOB BEFORE THEY SET IP THEIR HB UNIVERSE! Something shady must have happened behind the scenes, it HAS to be!!😱😍🥺
This film was always going to reestablish the Hanna Barbera universe. This is from the very first version of the film yes, but this version included even more HB characters: That's the Funky Phantom chasing them out of the asylum, JabberJaw, Grape Ape, and Atom Ant were also all main chartacters, and I boarded quite a few scenes with them that were cut. Grape Ape was in the film until very close to the end of production, Nassos Vakalis and I boarded a version where he fought Cerberus while the combined forces of Captain Caveman, Falcon Force, and Mystery Inc fought an army of cynocephaly- a type of mythical wolfman warrior from ancient Greece.
@@patrickcollins5378 Don't forget that Penelope Pitstop (also from Wacky Races & The Perils of Penelope Pitstop) was also originally going to be a member of the Falcon-Force Team, same with the other characters you mentioned, but I understand what you're trying to say.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 That’s right! Penelope was in Matt Lieberman’s original script, and in Dax Shepard’s version. When it was being reworked after Dax’s departure, Penelope’s role was given to DeeDee Skyes (whom you’ll remember from Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels)
@@patrickcollins5378 I already know about Dee Dee Sykes because she was from that show with the same name and Laff-a-Lympics.
Maybe one day there'll be a Falcon-Force movie and all the characters who were originally going to be in it will be starring in the film.
I'll make a list of characters (and afew new ones) incase you might be interested or something:
- Brian Crown/Blue-Falcon
- Dynomutt Dog Wonder
- Penelope Pitstop
- Dee Dee Sykes
- Captain Caveman
- Taffy Dare
- Brenda Chance
- Atom Ant
- Jabberjaw
- Grape Ape
- Space Ghost
- Blip the Space Monkey
- Frankenstein Jr.
- Buzz Conroy
@@patrickcollins5378 Giving Dee Dee the role kind of makes more sense to me, and The Scooby-Doobies from Laff-A-Lympics could be the reference used.
is that the funky phantom?
It sure is! Well spotted!
@@patrickcollins5378 I would've love to see how he fits into the original version of the movie.
4:07, Here is something that has me curious, was The Funky Phantom/Johnathan Wellington Muddlemore originally going to be in the movie as a cameo or have a Major role in this film??
I'm just curious.
Hi Dexter! Just a cameo, it had a kind of like the librarian in the OG Ghostbusters type deal, where Funky Phantom was kinda like the first indication that something more sinister was happening!
@@patrickcollins5378 Makes sense.
I didn't mind if he had a cameo in this somewhat early version of the movie, even though I still would've love to see how he would fit in with this movie.
Was there anything else that was going to happen in this early version of the movie before we ended up with the version we got (which I still don't mind)?
Why didn’t we get this for the SCOOB movie? It would’ve made it less crap.
PD: (I didn't mean this comment to be rude, sorry).
I'm really sorry you didn't like the final movie, but happy that you at least liked this scene! Animated films take a lot of years to make, and Animation Story Artists are tasked with constantly revising the story based on notes we get from the studio, the executives, or from test audiences. Every single animated film ends up very far away from where we started: some things are cut because of tone, some things are cut because a character ends up playing a smaller role, and sometimes things are cut simply because someone high up just doesn't like something, but there's always a reason. No one sets out to make a bad movie, or to make a good movie worse, it just shakes out that way sometimes!
@@patrickcollins5378 Well, it's not that I'm saying I don't like SCOOB, it's just that the escence of Scooby Doo was absent throughout the movie (I had other expectations in mind when they first announced it on 2015), and this scene would have made the film much better. I do know a movie takes a lot of hard work to be produced, I really appreciate all the people who work behind the scenes to give us Scooby Doo content and I'm no one to critize it, I'm just a fan and nothing more, but this scene would've improved the movie 10000 times more, because it really builds up the suspense! I still understand the reason of why it didn't make it though.
SCOOB is still part of the franchise and I should respect it just like any other Scooby Doo movie, and I know my previous comment may seem a bit rude (I just wrote it because I was frustated this amazing scene didn't make it to the big screen) but I was actually trying to say that I really like this scene and would've made a perfect fit on the movie. I apologize for not expressing myself correctly.
Thanks though for taking the time to reply :)
@@scoobymiraculous Please, there's no need to apologise! I completely understand if you were disappointed, I would be lying if I said I was completely happy with the end result!
@@patrickcollins5378 So would I.
If I was working on the early version of SCOOB! (which I know I didn't) I would be happy to see how well it turned out, since I'm still a huge fan of Hanna-Barbera and Scooby-Dooby-Doo.
At least we can still take a look at the Breath-Taking Concept Art and starting to know how the film was originally going to be so much different compared to what we ended up (even though I still like it so much) with at the end.
a Dog should Drive A Car?
I guess if its a cartoon, then yeah!
why did they say die and insane
I think this film was originally going to be abit darker & gritter compared to what we ended up with.
Plus, other Hanna-Barbera character (like Penelope Pitstop, Jabberjaw, Atom Ant and Grape Ape) were originally going to show up and have a bigger role in the film compared to what we ended up with!
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 oh
@@sonicboomman9850 If you look up the Concept Art for the movie and head on over to Scoobypedia to look up the film's History, you might understand why we ended up with the film we got instead of having me explain it............even though I already did explain some of it 11 minutes ago.
i wish they went with this plotline! you can see how mudsy looks how dick does in the final movie. smh
Really?
I didn't even notice.
Who voiced the characters here?
Aside from Tony Cervone as Scooby, I don’t actually know! While we’re working on the story we record “scratch” dialogue, usually we use crew members, but in this case we hired some unknown local performers.
@@patrickcollins5378 I didn't know that Tony Cervone tried to voice Scooby in this deleted version of the film.
Now that's also very cool and awesome.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 This is just what is known as a “scratch” track, temporary voices so we can make sure that jokes are landing and that all the drama is working, the intention is always to hire a movie star once a sequence is moved in to animation. There are two exceptions to that rule though, Rhino in Bolt was played by Mark Walton (storyboard artist), and Linguini in Ratatouille is played by Lou Romano (production designer)
@@patrickcollins5378 Interesting.
There's alot of other things I never really knew about the film.
Even though Frank Welker was too busy voicng the same character in the Scooby Doo franchise, the director of SCOOB! (2020) is voicing Scooby-Doo.