History Trivia / BeCoolScoobyDoo

** A good chunk of the supporting cast worked with Jon Colton Barry and Zac Moncrief on ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' , with the latter also bringing in people from ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''

* TroubledProduction: According to [[https://www.reddit.com/r/television/comments/6jekz1/creator_of_be_cool_scooby_doo_comments_on_the/ this account by one of the main writers on the show]], production for the show was an utter nightmare full of ScheduleSlip, frequent staff change-ups, and [[ExecutiveMeddling executives at Warner Bros. playing favorites with the crew members and generally meddling with the show to hell and back]].

** The execs arbitrarily replaced the show creator and the main writer with an inexperienced writer in the middle of the second season and gave the former no credit for what they actually did during the said season. The show creator eventually gave up and left the show due to how nasty things were getting behind the scenes and how the execs were treating him.

** Hermit Hank is not only voiced by a woman, [[TalkingToHimself but the same woman that voices Daphne]] (Grey [=DeLisle=] Griffin).

** The [[https://mobile.twitter.com/zacmoncrief/status/1198436720380825602 running joke]] in "All Paws On Deck" , which involves sea creatures being angry at Daphne, originally gave them a different reason. Daphne would've accidentally caught a fish during a sea show they were doing. It would've ended with her giving back that same fish.

** Writer Tab Murphy has written for ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' and ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011''. He's also written for ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame|Disney}}'', ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'', ''WesternAnimation/BrotherBear'', ''WesternAnimation/SuperManBatManApocalypse'', and ''WesternAnimation/BatManYearOne''.

** There also seems to be a general sentiment now that so many of WB's legacy shows have gotten erratic scheduling and ScrewedByTheNetwork in recent years that for the time being they are being made this way because they can't trust CN to give them a fair shake from the get-go. The same writer even made mention he was practically brought on board with the idea they could make Scooby their way and then basically had the same rug swept out from under them so they could test-out/meddle with other ideas/people. Mind you of course when there's no CN, this same studio treats this same character much, much differently.

* PlayingGertrude:
** Creator/DeeBradleyBaker voices [[spoiler: Fred's father Donald Jones aka Professor Huh]] even though he's 16 years younger than [[spoiler: Creator/FrankWelker]] .
** "Night Of The Upsetting Shorts" has Daphne's voice actress, Grey [=DeLisle=] Griffin, also voicing Shaggy's grandmother even though she's 3 years younger than Matthew Lillard.

** Colette Sunderman, the voice director for the series and many Scooby Doo projects, is also the voice director for ''WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan'' and ''WesternAnimation/AvengersAssemble'' , with many of the principal actors also working on this series.

* FanNickname:
** [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Family]] Doo, playing on the art style looking similar to ''Family Guy'' and have some subversive humor moments.
** The wiki for Scooby Doo uses "Daphneism" for Daphne's episodic quirks.

** Writer Tab Murphy has written for ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' and ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011''. He's also written for ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchBackOfNotreDame'', ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'', ''WesternAnimation/BrotherBear'', ''WesternAnimation/SuperManBatManApocalypse'', and ''WesternAnimation/BatManYearOne''.

** Creator/KateMicucci has replaced Mindy Cohn as the voice of Velma for this series, as well as the franchise in general.

* InvisibleAdvertising: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. For some odd reason, Boomerang continued to frequently air commercials for the show after it was cancelled in early 2018 and removed from the network's schedule in early 2019, though it returned.
** Because Boomerang doesn't switch commercials for shows, that means the Be Cool, Scooby Doo! commercial from when the show debuted continued being used.
** Inverted on Boomerang, but played '''straight''' on Creator/CartoonNetwork who did the absolute ''bare'' minimum when advertising this series.

* InvisibleAdvertising: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. For some odd reason, Boomerang continues to frequently air commercials for the show despite it having been cancelled in early 2018 and the show's reruns removed from the network's schedule in early 2019, though they have since returned.
** Because Boomerang doesn't switch commercials for shows, that means the Be Cool, Scooby Doo! commercial from when the show debuted is still being used.

** It still airs new episodes on Boomerang... [[FridayNightDeathSlot in the middle of the night on a Friday]]. And not everyone has Boomerang. Not to mention that [[ShortRunInPeru these new episodes have already aired months ago in other countries before the US]].
** The final season got it even worse. After Boomerang quietly burned off the final six episodes of Season 1 in June 2017 at 1:00 in the morning, they would eventually begin releasing episodes of the second season in late December on their streaming service (with a few holiday specials being released beforehand). They would eventually air the last episodes of the second season on TV instead of their streaming service. However, no on-air advertisements were aired, and Boomerang would premiere these episodes at random times during the wee-hours of the morning, when the target audience would be sound asleep.

** It seems a bit weird why Frank Welker couldn't do it since he's uses his old man voice for some minor characters.

** The executives forced the first several episodes to be rewritten from scratch over perceived issues they had with the characters, delaying the show's premiere date and wasting several thousand dollars in the process. The execs then [[NeverMyFault blamed their losses on the writers]].
** The execs arbitrarily replaced the show creator and the main writer with an inexperienced writer in the middle of the second season and gave the former no credit for what they actually did during said season. The show creator eventually gave up and left the show due to how nasty things were getting behind the scenes and how the execs were treating him.
** There also seems to be a general sentiment now that so many of WB's legacy shows have gotten erratic scheduling and ScrewedByTheNetwork in recent years that for the time being they are being made this way because they can't trust CN to give them a fair shake from the get go. Same writer even made mention he was practically brought on board with the idea they could make Scooby their way and then basically had the same rug swept out from under them so they could test-out/meddle with other ideas/people. Mind you of course when there's no CN, this same studio treats this same character much, much differently.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After a delay on the show's premiere, it barely lasted a year on Cartoon Network before being cast on Boomerang (which was where it was supposed to premiere anyways) alongside other Warner Bros animated series, ''[[WesternAnimation/WabbitALooneyTunesProduction Wabbit]]'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Bunnicula}}''. All this just to keep timeslots free for ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'', a practice that has screwed many shows over in recent years.

** [[https://twitter.com/zacmoncrief/status/1093949418800181250?s=20 The writers]] were aware of demands for the Hex Girls to return and wanted to make it happen in Season 1, but Warner Bros. didn't like any of their proposed episode ideas and the show was cancelled before they could come up with a good episode. Likewise, one of the [[https://mobile.twitter.com/joncoltonbarry/status/1101297032482873344 season 2]] episodes would have had Scrappy, but he was cut due to making the episode overstuffed.

** The final season got it even worse. After Boomerang quietly burned off the final six episodes of Season 1 in June 2017 at 1:00 in the morning, they would eventually begin releasing episodes of the second season in late December on their streaming service (with a few holiday specials being released beforehand). They would eventually air the last episodes of said season on TV instead of their streaming service. However, no on-air advertisements were aired, and Boomerang would premiere these episodes at random times during the wee-hours of the morning, when the target audience would be sound asleep.

* InMemoriam: In "All Paws On Deck", Scott's ship is titled the ''S. S. Casey'', named after the late Creator/CaseyKasem , who passed away in June 2014.

*** Boomerang finished aired Season 1 finally in 2017. The catch was the last episodes aired at '''1:00am-4:00am''' unannounced on a '''Monday night'''. If you didn't (or don't) have Boomerang, don't want to pay for the Boomerang streaming service, weren't lucky enough to catch a rerun, didn't pull an all-nighter, you don't have a working DVR or you just don't have the guts to get the episodes through illegal means, then you probably haven't seen them. Luckily, they're available on DVD which is currently more than [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes what you can say for Season 2]].

** While Creator/FrankWelker speaks fondly of the series' writing, [[https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/scooby-doo-frank-welker-interview-50th-anniversary-130048355.html he said]] he didn't care much for the character designs in the series, feeling it was too similar to ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' and ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' rather than ''Scooby-Doo''.

** Inverted on Boomerang, but played '''straight''' on Creator/CartoonNetwork who did the absolute bare minimum when advertising this series.