Poll: Do you like Scooby Doo?

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WaReloaded

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I've always loved Scooby Doo, both new series and old (old still ranks more highly though, in my opinion). Heck, I even enjoyed the two live-action Scooby Doo films. Scooby Doo is a very nostalgic cartoon for me, reminds me of when I was in primary school, I'd wake up at 3am just to watch all the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons they played on Boomerang (it was a Cartoon Network spin-off, where they played classic cartoons).
 

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I used to eat pop tarts and watch it every morning before school. I don't really want to watch another episode of it the rest of my life. I'm not a fan of things with laugh tracks that weren't filmed in front of live audiences, especially cartoons. Every damn episode was the same. It was some guy trying to scare people as part of some money making scheme. I just wanted it to be real just once, and then I saw 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo and was even more disappointed when the formula was broken.
 

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sextus the crazy said:
I think a good portion are going to say "liked it as a kid, not so much now." Kids like repetitive shits, so it's to be expected.
I don't think that's a kid thing. See: CSI, Law and Order, or most any prime time procedural.
 

Evil Smurf

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I love that cartoon. It is about a stoner, a stoned dog, a geek, jock and beauty queen. What is not to like?
 

sextus the crazy

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DustyDrB said:
sextus the crazy said:
I think a good portion are going to say "liked it as a kid, not so much now." Kids like repetitive shits, so it's to be expected.
I don't think that's a kid thing. See: CSI, Law and Order, or most any prime time procedural.
true. Although I think kids like watching the exact same episode over and over again whereas older people just want comfortable formulae.
 

Mordwyl

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Honestly I was too young to watch the original series, so my first impression of Scooby Doo were the movies involving the Hex Girls and this:


Then yes, I do love the premise of the Mystery Inc.
 

Texas Joker 52

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Me... It was usually something I watched when nothing else was better on, way back when I had cable. As for the characters, Fred was a moron, Daphne was worse, Scooby was pretty cool, Shaggy was a great comic relief/double act with Scooby, and Velma was quite frankly, my favorite.

I thought she was cute, geeky, and quite frankly more attractive than Daphne in every way. Not to mention, she was the smartest of the bunch, and had common sense. Most of the time at least.
 

EPICGunner

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I may not watch the show so much now but I still think it's a good show and one of the few things me and my brother can watch together without wanting to rip each other apart, and I love the live action movies.
 

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CODE-D said:
Leemaster777 said:
I like the new show
Scooby Doo Mystery Inc on cartoon network and hope its new season starts. It actually gives the characters character and has an overarching plot. Plus its actually funny.

I do like the old scooby but they are really dated.
I do like that art style. I really would like to get into it, but I was really turned of when I found out Velma and Shaggy were dating. Is it possible for there to be a show where no one wants to bone anyone?
 

geK0

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It's just another mediocre old Saturday morning cartoon; I can't say I hate it, but nor was I ever really a fan. It's not completely unbearable to watch, I've seen much worse.

so.....neutral response.
 

WolfThomas

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I like Scooby-Doo and hate the movie. The whole premise of Scooby-Doo is built around secular reasoning. The monster should always be a man in a suit. Adults are going to try to lie and trick you. You have to overcome this via logic and reasoning.

Take Scooby and Shaggy they don't think rationally and react emotively, running away from the monsters, in a sense they are cowards. But in a world filled with paranormal this is actually a smart response.
 

malestrithe

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I'm neutral towards it. I like the 75 minute movies and some of the variants, like 13 ghosts of scooby doo, a pup named scooby doo and what's new scooby doo. I'm not a fan of the rest nor any of the live action stuff.
 

Shoggoth2588

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l like the character of Scooby Doo more than some of his clones (Jabberjaw, Speed-Buggy, etc) but I don't care too much for the show. I kind of like the new series but I'm not as into it as I am other reboots (like the sitcom-ified Looney Toons) There are certain episodes of the classic that I can watch more often that others. Once Scrappy is introduced the series just dies for me though. Either way, I like that show more than fucking Cat-Dog.
 

Cheery Lunatic

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My childhood was Scooby Doo.
I still have a life sized plushie of Scooby that my dad got me when I was sick as a kid.
I still watch the original show's episodes from time to time.
Loved the "straight-to-video" movies too. THEY HAD SOME CATCHY SONGS OKAY
Haven't gotten around to really watching a lot of "What's New Scooby Doo" though.

And I really liked the first Scooby Doo live action movie. I thought it was adorable. And funny.

Bottom Line: Yeah, I love Scooby Doo. Even if it is ridiculously corny.
 

Nexxis

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I'm kinda neutral towards the show. I remember not liking the regular show, but I did enjoy some of the ones with celebrity crossovers. I also remember liking "A pup named Scooby Doo" as a kid, but it was miles from being one of my favorites. One of my favorite movies from them was the one where Shaggy turns into a werewolf. I don't remember seeing or caring about the other movies. I didn't bother with the live adaptations. So my likes and dislikes sort of even out.
 

CODE-D

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uneek said:
CODE-D said:
Leemaster777 said:
I like the new show
Scooby Doo Mystery Inc on cartoon network and hope its new season starts. It actually gives the characters character and has an overarching plot. Plus its actually funny.

I do like the old scooby but they are really dated.
I do like that art style. I really would like to get into it, but I was really turned of when I found out Velma and Shaggy were dating. Is it possible for there to be a show where no one wants to bone anyone?
I actually liked their relationship mostly because it ended badly because shaggy couldnt choose between her and scooby. She is then very hurt....."your choosing a dog over me?!"
Plus it has continuity so we see how bitter she is towards him after...
I found it funny.
 

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Honestly, even as a kid, I really... don't regard the show fondly. I know, I know, pitchforks and torches are in the corner. I found it boring, stupid and annoying as a kid, nowadays I just find it boring.
And not even nostalgia was enough to get me to like it.
I will admit, scooby doo movies was an interesting idea, having celebrities joining them but even then I think I only liked that because it had silver age batman in it.

captcha:catch the man
Plot summary of 99% of it's episode.
 

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CODE-D said:
Leemaster777 said:
I like the new show
Scooby Doo Mystery Inc on cartoon network and hope its new season starts. It actually gives the characters character and has an overarching plot. Plus its actually funny.

I do like the old scooby but they are really dated.
Season 2 had already started well sort of (first five episodes can be found online).

I did like the original version as a kid despite it was very preditable and I hated all the incarnation that came after it except for that zombie and werewolf racing movie and that 13 ghost one aswell.
I think the newest version (Mystery Incorperate) is the ture successor of the franchise (making them as teens again and adding a proper plot while still being funny in the most silly way).
 

CrazyGirl17

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Meh, the older series are okay, but I prefer the newer series. Mysteries Incorporated is my favorite series so far, seeing as how it turns the concept on it's head, with a somewhat darker interpretation. And MAN does it get dark...