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Still, the show hold many a happy memory for me.īut you’re not fooling me, cause I can see I believe that this was the first time I ever got mad at a cartoon. I know quite understand why the producers of the show felt the need to upset the apple cart and introduce a totally annoying character. The show was great until…….Scrappy, and his “puppy power” nonsense. They made the show, to be sure, but I got a little annoyed at how tightly wound they were. They used deductive reasoning and didn’t give in to being scared.well, at least some of them.

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Scooby Doo was a staple TV show in my childhood and I loved seeing the gang solve their mysteries.

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Not a surprise, since the lyrics were written by Tom Ruegger, who also did the lyrics for the Tiny Toon Adventuresand Animaniacstheme songs, a master of the craft if there ever was one.Scooby Doo, that wonderful cartoon from the 70s, really taught me a lot about how to approach a mystery. Clearly a rip-off of the masterpiece that is the DuckTales theme song, but with a Little Shop of Horros-style vocal performance, this is an all-timer bop nonetheless.

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Probably the best Scooby-Doo series ever, so it’s fitting that it has the most banging theme song of them all. Obviously, this is a classic and a staple, only bested by a song that’s a true bop. Episode 3 introduces the iconic “scooby dooby doo where are you?” theme song. The first two episodes had no theme song.

Thank you, Simple Plan, you Canadian sell-outs. Not a particularly good show, but damn, if this isn’t a good theme. This is also one of the better Scooby shows, so nostalgia might be playing a strong role in my ranking it this high. It has no lyrics, but the music is kind of a bop on its own. This, by the way, is the show that had “guest stars,” including the Three Stooges, Batman, and the Harlem Globetrotters.

Still, I have a soft spot for that “scooby, dooby-dee-doo” riff. Weird that this song is the most recycled of all the Scooby songs since, judging by its lyrics, seems like something a composer banged out in a couple of hours after he forgot his deadline. The theme song is purely instrumental, with a hint of theremin, and gets the job done. Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (2010)Ī somewhat underrated entry in the Scooby-Doo canon, this show embraced serialization and played with the idea of an extended universe that included other Hanna Barbera cartoons. This theme song – which explains the plot of the show a little too much – seems like it’s trying a little too hard to be clever, and ends up totally forgettable.Ħ. The Scooby and Scrappy Doo Puppy Hour (1982)Īlso a recycle of New Movies, but at least it has neither narration or lyrics over it, so you can enjoy the music. The musical theme is good, but there’s too much narration over it to truly appreciate it.Ĩ. Laff-a-Lympics is probably one of the best Hanna Barbera shows. The theme song is made up of generic guitar music.ĩ. There’s only a low-fi partial reconstruction of the theme song available on Youtube, and honestly, it’s nothing to write home about. This is trying a little too hard to recapture the magic of the rockin’ theme for What’s New Scooby-Doo? and honestly, the corporate sounds of Simple Plan are just better suited for a cartoon than this ska-punk nightmare. It’s basically a shortened remake of the Where Are You? theme song, which is good on its own right, but come on.ġ2. This is just nakedly the theme from New Scooby Doo Movies, which like I said, gets recycled a lot. The New Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo Show (1983) It’s not for hatred of Scrappy-Doo that I put this so low, but because it’s totally recycling the theme of The New Scooby Doo Movies but putting narration over it.ġ4. It’s basically the New Mysteries song again but with way less lyrics, which actually improves quite a bit. For example, at some point the following lyrics “Shaggy’s gonna be there” are sung in a soulful falsetto. This, I kid you not, is a hip-hop version of the theme, and even the non-rapping parts are fully embarrassing. Why did I decide to rank all the theme songs from worst to best? Well, because I’m supposed to be writing an academic essay about Molière’s Tartuffe so of course I’m procrastinating.Īs we will see below, the New Scooby-Doo Movies theme song gets recycled a lot. Long story short, it was unwatchable, but it made me think of Scooby-Doo.

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I tried to watch Scoob!, the new animated Scooby-Doo movie that is supposed to kick-start a Hanna Barbera cinematic universe.

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