The origin of the Scooby Snack episode was pretty fun, and the end where it turns out Shaggy and Scooby don't need to be bribed into doing scary stuff, but only act like it because it gets Fred to buy them food was pretty funny.
Though I'm starting to notice that most of the episodes only have, like, two suspects tops.
Ok, Scooby Snack twist was brilliant, On one hand that was interesting Fridge Logic but on the other I was a bit worried that they will end up admitting that original series was messed up story about bribery and Scooby and Shaggy being used.
Still, the best gag: Shaggy: Don't make us use "Good Cop, Dog Cop" routine on you. Scooby: I'm the Good Cop! Shaggy: And I'm the Dog Cop! Scooby: It's counter-intuitive!
To be honest, I'm getting a bit tired of Daphne's gig as The Heart. Inspirational speeches get cheesy when you make them every other episode.
Chomps was amazing tho.
edited 24th Mar '16 2:22:59 PM by Gozer
That is true.
The only differences next to art style would be the style of humor used and personalities of the characters...
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Pup is the last in the franchise to use this same style of self-referential and irreverent humor, at least to the same extent (the animated movies have been putting it in slightly for a few years).
Well, Mystery Incorporated did in the very beginning, but then it got dark and turned into a very different kind of series.
edited 24th Mar '16 11:05:21 PM by KnownUnknown
Yeah that's why I mentioned Pup, because it was the only Scooby Doo series that mostly focused on humor, sure Scooby Doo has always had humor but Pup was a special type of off the wall humor for that franchise.
x4 Well that's good, my nephew described it as a Teen Titans Go version of Scooby Doo, so I'll admit I was weary about this.
That's pretty inaccurate.
These characters are still "faithful" in the general sense and you can't exactly change the premise of Scooby-Doo.
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70's: Boring everyman w/ no characteristics.
Pup: Dumbass.
WNSD?: Trapmaker and good detective skills, but was practically The mystery solving version of Stu Pickles.
Mystery Incorporated: Yeah, most serious Fred i've seen in a long time.
Be Cool: Smartest, and most leadership-centric Fred in a long time, while still being unintentionally funny.
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Anyone else thing that Gremlin from latest episode looked like bigger version of monsters from movie Gremlins?