I need another origin story for established characters like I need more broken glass in my diet.
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Kwilly4621 day ago
+116
I feel like Scooby Doo especially has gotten way more origin stories than needed.
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Hopefo1 day ago
+55
Have they? Genuinely disagree so extremely hard as a long time fan of the series. Because the series has gone on so SO long we have had a ton of variations but very rarely have they gotten an origin story. Most every iteration shows them as an established group. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo is the only one that is a true origin show, and as far as movies there have been origin stories but again that is from sheer volume, Scoob, The Mystery Begins, Daphne and Velma are the noteable ones but those are also regarded very poorly. So an actual good origin story show would be great.
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No-Neighborhood-32121 day ago
+34
Why? What details aren't already covered by Pup Named Scooby Doo that would matter in any way?
"And then, when I was a 1, my mom played peek-a-boo with me. Out of a profound sense of betrayal, I've devoted my life to solving mysteries. *drama snare* I still don't know where she went until she reappeared and said "peek-a-boo"..."
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grammar_nazi_zombie1 day ago
+16
Remember that one time it actually *was* Red Herring?
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scorpyo721 day ago
+2
The last thing she said to me before she disappeared was "peek-a-boo!"
Edit: next thing I know I woke up in the ICU.
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WhispersOfHaru1 day ago
+11
5 origins stories in this century is a lot, averages one every 5 years. Another thing is that they have been mostly bad or not well regarded.
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coatimundos1 day ago
+23
There have been like 8 attempts in the past 2 decades to make an origin series, but most of them ended up not happening, so if you follow tv and movie news you would’ve heard it a lot making the illusion there’s a lot of them
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taco_the_town1 day ago
+3
Why do teenagers need an origin story?
3
GonzohunterHST1 day ago
+2
What about those shitty two bit movies where they first meet?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1258157/
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spicysenpai61 day ago
+5
Their comment mentioned that one
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GonzohunterHST1 day ago
+1
Oops.
1
kironet99621 hr ago
+1
they got many origin stories already though. If this one doesn't even have scooby, I'm out.
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Sonichu-1 day ago
+24
This better not be a "Surf Dracula" where a Scooby Doo show doesn't have a dog in it until the last episode
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harmfuldischarge1 day ago
+3
I love Lorax, but there was not enough Lorax in it :(
3
Justice_Prince1 day ago
+8
Sure you don't need to see Batman's parents die in an alleyway one more time?
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AContrarianDick1 day ago
+4
Only if Uncle Ben tries to save them and dies in the process at the same time.
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SylviSweetheart1 day ago
+9
Do we have a lot of origin stories for Mystery Inc? I’ll admit that I haven’t really seen any Scooby content newer than Zombie Island but I don’t remember ever seeing how the characters came together. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo may have had an episode about it but I don’t really know that that’s the same canon.
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AContrarianDick1 day ago
+21
A Pup Named Scooby Doo was arguably the origin stories of origin stories for the Mystery Gang because they were elementary school students. You can't really go back further than that. They met at school and have been chasing mysteries ever since that point is the implication.
I just don't think a run of the mill weekly adventure show with teenagers who catch old dudes committing fraud or some other white collar crimes really needs some background. I just don't see the value added here by doing it here. Sure, you could say it's to encourage more people to enjoy the Scooby Doo franchise, but you could also do that in other ways without chasing the origin story trope that Hollywood seems to defer to when they are just trying to get money. Introduce me to the kids of the Scooby Gang or the next generation of Mystery Inc, then you can have an origin story that doesn't just seem like some nostalgia bait.
I can fully acknowledge other people might find this stuff gripping and engaging, but I am really just done with established IPs taking us back to where it all started when I've never heard even a grumbling for that or anyone talk about that and I, myself, have never cared since it wasn't important to watching some Saturday morning cartoons or old Cartoon Network shows.
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mrRiddle921 day ago
+16
Yeah, I don't understand why Scooby creators keep throwing away "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo." Nor do I understand why we need them getting together explained. APNSD understood that wasn't necessary, they were kids who happened to know each other and Scooby was Shaggy's dog, done and done. I also hope they don't try to explain (I know they're gonna) why Scooby can talk cuz the whole part of the charm is that he just can.
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Tibbaryllis21 day ago
+6
On that note, we also don’t have many examples of the gang midlife-old.
(Setting aside that Great Danes are seniors by the time they’re 5 and most don’t live to see their 10th birthday)
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aza432_21 day ago
+2
Or they need a Scooby Doo Beyond show
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Tibbaryllis21 day ago
+1
I’d definitely watch an old man Logan version of the mystery squad.
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RazorOfSimplicity20 hr ago
+1
It's a talking dog. It can live longer than five years.
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RecommendsMalazan23 hr ago
+3
A Pup named Scooby Doo isn't an origin story, it's about them younger but it starts with the group already together and solving mysteries. An origin story needs to show us them meeting.
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espresso-puck1 day ago
+1
wow. never knew about that show, as it was past my kid viewing years. quite a bit of talent of the era in that voice cast.
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Mrgrayj_1211 day ago
+8
Yes we did at this point the following pub named scooby, Velma on max, the cn live action made for tv films. Scoob the animated movie from I think 2020?
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
+6
>pub named scooby
great pub for a pint.
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+3
selling liquid bravery: Scooby ^^six Packs
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RecommendsMalazan1 day ago
+4
Pup named scooby doo wasn't an origin as far as I can recall, it's just a younger version of them.
I can't say if Velma is or isnt an origin as I haven't seen it, but from what I've heard it's different enough in so many ways that I don't really see this as stepping on any toes.
Scoob!, I think we see them meet, but it kinda skips past a lot and goes to them being in the business for several years, I believe.
Haven't seen the live action made for TV movies, so I can't comment on those, but something tells me that's true for a lot of people, so I don't really see an issue.
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Mrgrayj_1211 day ago
+5
I mean, let me put it this way. Would you go see a Spider-Man origin story right now it’s kind of the same vibe I have for Scooby-Doo origin stories where I’m just like. I already know the thing I’m good.
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RecommendsMalazan1 day ago
+3
I would, yes.
But I do think we've gotten more bigger mainstream Spiderman origins than we have scooby doo.
The origin for Spiderman is a lot more mainstream than scooby doo, too. Most people who know Spiderman knows his origin, spider bite, losing uncle Ben, etc. I don't think that's true for scooby doo, them already being together and a formed mystery solving gang is usually just accepted as is, in my experience.
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FixedFun11 day ago
+2
> Do we have a lot of origin stories for Mystery Inc?
Scoob, Velma (HBO Max), Velma and Daphne (movie), Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo. Probably some more I missed.
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wuhkay1 day ago
+4
I was thinking the same thing. We just keep making the same stuff over and over again. I like Scooby Doo... but... why?
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LuciferFalls1 day ago
+2
Hey buddy, don’t watch the show then
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bluehawk2321 day ago
+1
Plus you can't beat pup named Scooby doo
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horrificmedium18 hr ago
+1
Look, the lore has some holes that need filling. It’s not anyone’s fault - the literature demands it.
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TyposIncoming1 day ago
-12
Not ever show needs to be made for you
-12
AContrarianDick1 day ago
+6
Valid point, but did I say that? Am I not allowed to express my own opinion about what content I will or will not be consuming?
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ArchdruidHalsin1 day ago
+39
This is "A Pup Named Scooby Doo" erasure
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Elementium1 day ago
+7
Yes! Loved that show.
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zslayer891 day ago
+27
I could just watch the pup named Scooby doo shoe.
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verifypassword02081 day ago
+9
Scooby-dooby-shoooooooe
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MitchyMatt1 day ago
+27
Scooby Doo 2: Ruhkyo Drift
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MuptonBossman1 day ago
+140
Well, it can’t be much worse than that animated Velma show, right??
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noelle-silva1 day ago
+83
There's nowhere to go but up from rock bottom
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PayneTrain1819991 day ago
+24
Unless you keep missing every single bus like SpongeBob
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Mediocre-Opinion1 day ago
+16
Don't forget you can laterally move while at rock bottom
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Unumbotte1 day ago
+4
You can also get mining equipment!
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sanjoseboardgamer1 day ago
+1
Thank you Brennan.
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Zeshanlord7001 day ago
+1
I don't think so their is just no way it could be as bad as Velma even if like character's sexualities are different or whatever it can't be worse than focusing on racial and class issues for most of a Scooby Doo show in a preachy way no less what Velma did
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vcsx1 day ago
+4
Unless you brought a shovel!
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kiyonemakibi1001 day ago
+22
Given how much rubbish has been made involving Scooby Doo over the decades, I'm still bemused at how much some people lost their rag over the Velma show. They made a crappy Scooby Doo show? Surely not?!
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SylviSweetheart1 day ago
+41
It’s not that they made a crappy Scooby show, it’s that they made a gross-out adult animated series that had f***-all to do with the characters as they’ve been previously established.
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Android18221 day ago
+6
Valma was a self insert of Mindy Kaling and an attack on scooby doo and its fans.
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dogsonbubnutt1 day ago
-25
every time someone says "they didn't respect the lore of scooby doo" a part of my brain shrivels up and dies
-25
SylviSweetheart1 day ago
+17
I don’t care about the “lore” of Scooby-Doo, I’m just reiterating that most people hated Velma because it didn’t *feel* like Scooby-Doo. I really don’t think anyone cared about the continuity of it.
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Abba_Fiskbullar1 day ago
+1
Hey, Scooby Doo lore is at least as sacred and relevant as He-Man lore!
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dogsonbubnutt1 day ago
that's definitely true
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Abba_Fiskbullar1 day ago
+1
I'll be so mad if someone disrupts the integrity of the lore in the Strawberry Shortcake Cinematic Universe!
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CosmackMagus1 day ago
Yeah, at first I was even like, "I don't believe you guys that there are Scooby Doo fans that would take it this seriously"
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
+28
Velma was partly just Mindy Kaling hate.
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Kevbot10001 day ago
+34
My biggest issue was that while there are extremely few "rules" to follow with Scooby Doo, Velma somehow broke all of them, and used the R rating for the worst uses possible.
Mystery Incorporated change a lot of the lore and character traits, as well as went pretty damn dark for a kids show. But it never forgot what makes the show work.
And I say this as someone who has always dug Mindy Kaling's work, and was genuinely interested in Velma.
That said, I'd still watch it over most of the SD stuff from the weird 80s era.
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+15
>and used the R rating for the worst uses possible.
The very first joke is two cockroaches f******, and that really sets the tone for the whole thing. It's such a weird misstep.
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Abba_Fiskbullar1 day ago
+3
That whole show was a bit of a roach-f***!
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oomoepoo1 day ago
+42
Velma was also mostly a Mindy Kaling show labeled as Scooby Doo, so it seems apt.
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
-16
studios label & package things in ways to sell them. Scripts get mutated into existing IP because people will watch something connected to something they know easier than they try something new.
-16
kitsunekratom1 day ago
+10
And it's a formula for absolute disaster and failure. Can't recall one time that ever working
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
+1
the script Simon Says being reworked as Die Hard With A Vengeance.
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kitsunekratom1 day ago
+3
Simon Says, as in, the game Simon Says?? Even a blind squirrel can find a nut I guess
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
+3
Yup, the premise has a terrorist giving demands that begin "Simon says" and if the instructions aren't followed then the bomb will explode.
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kitsunekratom1 day ago
+3
Too funny. Much better without the IP unless it was an action comedy before
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greennurse611 day ago
+2
Exactly. She’s so hateful and racist, and that really shows in her work. That was funny for The Office, but doesn’t really work otherwise.
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skinnyman871 day ago
+7
Hmmm the show was bad and Mindy inserted herself into it....it's not Mindy playing Velma it's Mindy playing Mindy.
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rdldr11 day ago
+1
It had a second season!
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
-18
I watched both seasons, it wasn't that bad. Mostly just online hate for hating's sake.
-18
KaJaHa1 day ago
+10
I actually liked the concept, but the vibes throughout the whole show were just so damn *negative.* Everyone was straight-up vindictive to each other; if all the characters were just 10% less assholish in general, I would've enjoyed it a lot more.
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SlyChimera1 day ago
+39
There was no Scooby Doo. It was that bad.
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+2
It was kind of building to it, explaining talking dogs as a secret government experiment "Project S.C.O.O.B.Y."
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double_shadow1 day ago
+11
You're actually making it sound so much worse than I could have imagined...
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+5
You should see what they did to [Scrappy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLHtJYxf0Wc)
He was a serial killer
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SlyChimera1 day ago
+2
Oh, I know right I was waiting for that or were they just trolling with a carrot on a stick?
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+2
I don't know if there was a plan, but I figure they would have gotten there eventually. Especially after they had Scrappy.
My guess was that Norbit would get his brain removed, become Scooby, and his stoner dad would take his place as Shaggy/his best friend.
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makita_man1 day ago
+2
Jesus, they Surf Dracula f****** Scooby Doo??
2
Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+1
kind of, it was always pitched as a Velma focused prequel
thank you friend, I was just trying to make a point that the show wasn’t called scooby doo though!
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SlyChimera1 day ago
+1
This is true, but I can think of a lot of spinoffs with supporting names in the title that at least still gave the main character a bone. Ballerina amazing. I was expecting just a more Velma focused mystery gang
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TheLordJames1 day ago
+6
...there was a second season?
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OMGMianiteS3Official1 day ago
+10
I just dislike that they made a show off of the Scooby-Doo universe without any Scooby-Doo elements in it. I don't mind any of the other stuff, the dumb edgy weed humor, the character designs, art style, anything. But this did not need to be tied to Scooby-Doo and the only reason it was is to get it greenlit. Scooby doesn't even appear in the show!!!
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occono1 day ago
+2
It's wild to me because the execs realised they regretted okaying an adult parody of Scooby Doo while producing the first James Gunn movie...........and then they did it again?
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+1
It brings those things in eventually: Creepy abandoned amusement parks, the gang starting to solve mysteries together, etc.
But yeah, it starts off in a pretty unfamiliar place with most of the characters not even liking each other
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NewAgeRetroHippie961 day ago
+1
It's not the first time. There was that movie Daphne & Velma. Giving the other characters their own stuff isn't a bad thing. And from how Shaggys character was turning into the stoner Shaggy we know over the two seasons we got. It's clear Scooby Doo was meant to enter the show eventually once Shaggy became Shaggy.
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Phillip_Spidermen1 day ago
+2
Agreed -- it wasn't good, but not worth the level of vitrol it got.
I remember a lot of the complaints people were repeating werent fully accurate, so there was definitely some band wagoning.
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evilsbane501 day ago
+4
Just not true, me and my wife went into it ready to accept it for whatever it was and it was just rotten.
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dkinmn1 day ago
+14
It's just two dogs f******.
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Robot_Was_BMO1 day ago
+71
Ok, that does look like they know their stuff
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PayneTrain1819991 day ago
+32
Classic corner peak, now we just need an overhead shot of the gang rapidly running through hallway doors
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Hedgewitch2501 day ago
+3
Don’t forget them running on concerningly slippery floors before blasting off like an F1 racer
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coatimundos1 day ago
+10
Also first adaptation in a while where all the characters have their classic look. Although I saw that Tangled also had good casting.
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Somnambulist8151 day ago
+3
Theyll have to use a lot of wire work to get the "so scared that the monster is directly behind them that theyre running in place" right
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Kevbot10001 day ago
+51
Origins is such a cliche subtitle, but now having seen this first look, the casting is on-point.
You can tell theyre going to hype up Shaggy's reveal.
UPDATE: I didnt see the image where he isnt cut off.
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ThomasVivaldi1 day ago
+17
Scooby Doo: Who are You?
Scooby Doo: First Bite
Scooby Doo and those Meddling Kids
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tadayou1 day ago
+17
Yeah, honestly. The cast picture is very cute. But the title is so blandly generic that it hurts a little.
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sloppyjo121 day ago
+7
I don’t really know anything about Maxwell Jenkins or Tanner Hagen but McKenna Grace and Abby Ryder Fortson have both been great in the things I’ve seen them in
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StephenHunterUK1 day ago
+3
Ms Grace got an Emmy nomination before she could even drive.
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vagenda1 day ago
+2
Even if this project turns out to be worthless, Abby Ryder Fortson is absolutely perfect casting
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trufflepastaxciv21 hr ago
+1
Coolsville would be too similar to Riverdale and Mystery Incorporated is already taken.
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Gil_Demoono1 day ago
+3
Anything even remotely more on theme would help immensely. Something like Scooby Doo: The First Case would be way better.
3
theastro_not1 day ago
+8
Praying that if this gets renewed for season 2 that it doesn’t take them 3 years to release
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Mangafan_2017 hr ago
+1
We are talking about Netflix here.
It will take them 3 years and they will cancel it even though the show is in the top 10.
1
DaZeppo3131 day ago
+13
Shaggy and Daph being the core of the friend group is a cool choice. They're both rich kids, so they probably met through their parents, and it's a nice callback to how often they teamed up in various projects without the rest of the gang (other than Scoob).
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HellaWavy1 day ago
+7
I won‘t rest until we get a Scooby-Doo legacy sequel with Prinze Jr, Gellar and co. written by James Gunn.
Besides that, the pic does look promising.
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vagenda1 day ago
+4
As much as I'm so over legacy sequels and nostalgia-bait...I would really love to see that perfect cast come back and do something more akin to Gunn's original PG13-R rated vision
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Jitterjumper131 day ago
+5
Get the old live action crew together as their parents with Fred's Dad hitting on Daphnes mom.
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ann19201 day ago
+4
I was going to complain that Shaggy should wear a green shirt but Daphne is wearing the same white shirt so they are not wearing any costumes yet.Also I like how we are going to see Scooby as a puppy first.
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mozzarellaguy1 day ago
+13
McKenna Grace is sooo busy. Love her
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PayneTrain1819991 day ago
+2
Best agent in Hollywood
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jliverse18 hr ago
We know they’re not the worst: Abby Ryder Fortson’s agents couldn’t land her the part of Slightly Older Abby Ryder Fortson in the biggest movie of all time. The Russo Brothers spent the last of the _Avengers: Endgame_ VFX money on Hulk eating tacos that they didn’t have money for actual Cassie Lang to stand on an apple box and act taller so that’s how we ended up with a stranger in _ Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania_ inventing quantum bridges for a school project. (But Velma’s actress was great in _Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret._ instead, and maybe that cinematic universe will also earn billions of dollars.)
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Manav_Khanna171 day ago
+2
She in a lot of projects but like only 2 of them are any good.
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MattBrey1 day ago
+5
Incredible f****** casting
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chantsnone1 day ago
+4
Origins? Are we forgetting A Pup Named Scooby Doo?!
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bristow841 day ago
+4
I do hope that at the bare minimum Matthew Lillard is involved in this at some point, even if it’s just like a quick cameo. The man has been Shaggy for ages now and absolutely loves the role and what it means. I’m sure he would gladly take part.
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trufflepastaxciv21 hr ago
+1
They already cast someone to be Scooby's owner. He could play this Shaggy's dad but a monster of the week would be better.
My dream Scooby Doo adaptation would be sliders style (Scooby-Doo: Where are We?) and feature Mystery Inc variants traveling to the movieverse to discover that Shaggy, unable to let Scooby go, had used the soul machine from the first to place Scooby's, er, soul inside his body. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prince Jr. appear post credits when take him to an Arkham Asylum stand-in.
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Pokii1 day ago
+2
Scooby: The Dooening
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tfhermobwoayway23 hr ago
+2
I can’t wait for the moment where they first find the mystery machine, and a soft orchestral score of the original show’s theme swells as they look at it and say “It’s _perfect_.”
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irishwolfbitch1 day ago
+4
Surf Dracula
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Accomplished-City4841 day ago
+1
Probably aiming to release next Halloween
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LooksLikeAWookie1 day ago
+1
each time I capture less of your essence
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inJUFqeJehE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inJUFqeJehE)
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mrRiddle921 day ago
+1
I'm apprehensive... however... that's them. That's the Scoobs.
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hollee-o1 day ago
+1
F****** meddling kids.
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Zanos-Ixshlae1 day ago
+1
We had the 80's cartoon if the gang as kids, that's enough.
1
FlournoyFlennory1 day ago
+1
We need this.
1
alex_zoldyck1 day ago
+1
Scooby-Did
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JoePesci_TheGod1 day ago
+1
It's not usual for a scooby doo adaptation where Shaggy is the main problem area
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clauderbaugh1 day ago
+1
This trilogy is going to be amazing. I can't wait for Scooby Doo 2: Rise of Shaggy and Scooby Doo 3: The Dark Nights.
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thrillhouse831 day ago
+1
Followed by Scooby Doo 2: Doo Rising
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SungSyphar1 day ago
+1
Where’s the dog
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Old-Following15081 day ago
+1
Man the YouTube show was better and had a better cast
1
spencerlevey1 day ago
+1
Why does it look like a Disney Channel show.
1
ArchDucky1 day ago
+1
Fred's neck isn't covered.
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InsignificantCookie1 day ago
+1
I don't want another remake/reboot, but at least the casting is accurate. Hopefully the writing isn't complete trash.
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greenufo3331 day ago
+1
Why
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redditobserverone1 day ago
+1
True Story. If you add Origins or After Dark to any title the public will instantly crave it.
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supernova07911 day ago
+1
If its anything like the ps1 scooby game - story wise and vibe wise- count me in
The only opinion I have on this is that I will be absolutely rooting for that girl from "Are you there God, it's me Margaret" playing Velma
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EarthboundMan51 day ago
+1
That's a terrible title. How many times have we seen the "origins" of Mystery Inc.? Would have been so much cooler to do established adults like the 2000's movies
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WaylandThurston1 day ago
+1
Am I the only one that would trade for limited series master splinter origin in an anime style?
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Android18221 day ago
+1
The characters look...good. I am shocked. Now, lets see what they do for Scooby.
1
antwill1 day ago
+1
Scooby will be a figment of their imaginations in an effort to appeal to the mentally ill.
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ltsouthernbelle1 day ago
+1
How many Scooby-Doo movies do we need?
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BlindingDart18 hr ago
+1
As many as it take to hold onto the trademark forever.
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TrentGgrims1 day ago
+1
Sheen, this is the 6th time you have shown a Scooby Doo origin in class
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killing-the-cuckoo22 hr ago
+1
The most impressive part of this so far is the age range of the actors lines up near perfectly with the canonical ages of the gang.
Velma is 15, Abby is 18
Daphne is 16, McKenna is 19
Fred is 16/17, Maxwell is 20
Shaggy is 17, Tanner is 21
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Circaninetysix22 hr ago
+1
We already got their origin with A Pup Named Scooby-Doo.
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nyITguy21 hr ago
+1
Fkn cash grab.
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Illustrious_Bad_298020 hr ago
+1
Aaaaand it's canceled...
1
MidwestTroy9219 hr ago
+1
we do not need an origin story for every damn thing. just make scooby goofy and fun and let me go on with my life.
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hashtaglurking18 hr ago
+1
Here we go again, ladies and gentlemen! 🤦♂️
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Electrical_Quit23517 hr ago
+1
We need new iconic monsters and schemes but keep the show set in the 60/70s. The premise and overall suspended belief allure/childhood innocence of the show struggles when it's portrayed through a more modern lense. It's retro and campy - let it continue to be.
1
ibizarox14 hr ago
+1
I'm genuinely surprised they look like the cartoon characters
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No-Reserve68171 day ago
+1
I hope it’s not as bad as Riverdale was. I’d love to see them get some of the 2002 live action cast to play their parents, but I’m guessing the show will just do its own thing.
1
Shintoz1 day ago
+1
Season 3: Mystery, Inc turns 30 years old.
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OutsideIndoorTrack1 day ago
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Nailed the casting. Origins is a terrible subtitle though
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JoePesci_TheGod1 day ago
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That or the dogs dead
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LuinAelin1 day ago
Keep thinking someone's missing from the cast picture....
Realised it's Scooby and chances are he's cgi
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GamingTatertot1 day ago
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Here I was hoping it would be Danny DeVito
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TheJoshider101 day ago
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The CGI Scooby in the live-action files was really well done. Looked exactly what I hoped it would be like.
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StephenHunterUK1 day ago
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The paw print is him there in spirit.
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dunderdan231 day ago
Fred looks... special
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Notorious_Nip1 day ago
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Hope they don’t mess it up though, live-action can be hit or miss 😅
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
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Will there be anger about this from humans or bots?
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PhilhelmScream1 day ago
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Ya shouldn't have anger for a TV show is more my point. You should be watching the things you like and if this is bad, let it fail on that.
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