This cartoon series features my favorite cartoon character, Scooby Doo, and represents one of the best things from my childhood and is the first and original show starring the character, which have spawn many series sequels and incarnations and movies.
Here, a group of young sleuths, Fred, Daphne, Velma and Shaggy, form the Mystery Incorporated, Inc., a crime-solving organization, along with their great dane, Scooby. You get to see good classic detective elements in the episodes, from finding clues to splitting up to investigate. The antagonists is almost always a ghostly or out-of-this world figure, which gives this show a suspenseful and horror touch. But, what results all together are the hilarious gags and comedy that the characters serve up.
Shaggy and Scooby are the best friends in the show and deliver probably the best dose of laughs, from their cowardly stance toward solving mysteries to their hunger for snacks to their slapstick style of dealing with each problematic situation. Velma is the bookworm in the bunch, but possesses a witty and deadpan humor deliverance that adds onto the show's laugh-out-loud humor. Fred and Daphne are the more serious of the bunch, with Fred being the group's leader and Daphne usually being the damsel-in-distress.
It's an entertaining show that I looked forward to watch after school or on the weekends - one that certainly makes your mood feel better and keeps you filled with suspense and make you laugh your hearts out. Even as an adult, I would catch certain episodes of this show just for the fun of it.
Grade A
Here, a group of young sleuths, Fred, Daphne, Velma and Shaggy, form the Mystery Incorporated, Inc., a crime-solving organization, along with their great dane, Scooby. You get to see good classic detective elements in the episodes, from finding clues to splitting up to investigate. The antagonists is almost always a ghostly or out-of-this world figure, which gives this show a suspenseful and horror touch. But, what results all together are the hilarious gags and comedy that the characters serve up.
Shaggy and Scooby are the best friends in the show and deliver probably the best dose of laughs, from their cowardly stance toward solving mysteries to their hunger for snacks to their slapstick style of dealing with each problematic situation. Velma is the bookworm in the bunch, but possesses a witty and deadpan humor deliverance that adds onto the show's laugh-out-loud humor. Fred and Daphne are the more serious of the bunch, with Fred being the group's leader and Daphne usually being the damsel-in-distress.
It's an entertaining show that I looked forward to watch after school or on the weekends - one that certainly makes your mood feel better and keeps you filled with suspense and make you laugh your hearts out. Even as an adult, I would catch certain episodes of this show just for the fun of it.
Grade A