Cartoon mystery TV show for kids. The "gang" travel around in a colorfully painted van called "The Mystery Machine" solving puzzles.
The gang consist of a talking dog named Scooby Doo, a hippy named Shaggy, a short brainiac named Thelma and two others whose names escape me.
There was also an annoying puppy introduced into the series named "Scrappy Doo", evidentally placed there to try to extend the target audience to toddlers.
As a young boy I figured out early on that nine times out of ten the bad guy was the first person the gang met.
The cartoon were made into two partly non-animated movies. The first one featured the great Rowan Atkinson.
The gang consist of a talking dog named Scooby Doo, a hippy named Shaggy, a short brainiac named Thelma and two others whose names escape me.
There was also an annoying puppy introduced into the series named "Scrappy Doo", evidentally placed there to try to extend the target audience to toddlers.
As a young boy I figured out early on that nine times out of ten the bad guy was the first person the gang met.
The cartoon were made into two partly non-animated movies. The first one featured the great Rowan Atkinson.
Me: Oh I see you're watching Scooby Doo. I'll bet the bad guy is the first person they met.
My Sister: No way. The first person they met was a cop.
At the end of the show:
Me: See... I told you it was the cop!
My Sister: No way. The first person they met was a cop.
At the end of the show:
Me: See... I told you it was the cop!
by Alfie The Horndog April 7, 2007
by bidnezgrl September 12, 2013
by Zootyscooty August 21, 2016
Middle name is Dooby.... Shaggy is a fucking hippy.... They live in a van.... they're paranoied.... Shaggy and Scooby always have the munchies.... The tittle comes out in smoke.
by I. P. Freely January 28, 2004
The whole point of the show was to investigate mysteries.
To 'Scooby Do' something means to check it out....
To 'Scooby Do' something means to check it out....
by Higherthanamile December 24, 2009
"Hey, Locke wanted me to take Miles' food, where is he keeping him?"
"Oh, last night we moved him into the boathouse--- you just totally scooby-doo'd me, didn't you?"
"Oh, last night we moved him into the boathouse--- you just totally scooby-doo'd me, didn't you?"
by montypark March 15, 2009
A way of getting bad neighbors to move away by using tactics of fright. Common examples would be dressing up as ghosts, using strange noises/lights, and creeping out neighbors with well crafted props.
Bill had a family that just moved next to him with the most annoying set of dogs, he figured he'd have to do some Scooby dooing to get them out of the neighborhood.
by failias October 7, 2011