About this Site

Don't let the occasionally snarky and sarcastic tone of this website mislead you. I love Scooby Doo. The show debuted a few scant weeks before I was born, and we basically grew up together. And though we parted ways along about the time Scrappy Doo appeared, I have never lost my love for Scooby Doo, Where Are You? This website is intended to celebrate those two seasons.

The site is still under construction, and I intend to update it regularly using material culled from the recently released boxed set. Certain design and layout elements might also evolve. But I currently have no plans to address The New Scooby-Doo Movies or any of the iterations that followed it.

Rumors that this website is itself haunted are greatly exaggerated.

Site Map

Episode summaries are grouped by season and can be found via the Season One and Season Two index pages.
Images and descriptions of ghosts and villains can be found on the Spooky Monsters! page.
Musical cues from the show can be found on the Groovy Music! page.
Lyrics to the Season Two songs can also be accessed through the Groovy Music! page. Some lyrics are only guessed at.
A catalog of food in Scooby Doo, Where Are You? can be found in the Heroic Sandwiches! pages. Caloric and exercise values are estimated only.
Cast and principal crew of Scooby Doo, Where Are You? are on the Show Credits page.
The Mysteries, Inc., page holds links to miscellaneous pages, including Images Galleries, the Catalog of Meretricious Observations, and the Gallery of Laughably Inept Law-Enforcement Officers. You can also find avatars and wallpapers through that index page. Other pages will be added in the future.

Links

Links will appear once I've done some looking around.

Thanks

Thanks go to Brian Cruz, Eileen Delgadillo, and Colin Feder for giving me the space to host this site at Toon Zone. And it's only right to thank Hanna-Barbera, Cartoon Network, and Warner Bros. for producing the series in the first place and for recently releasing it on DVD. This site would not have been possible without the Seasons One and Two boxed set. Go buy a copy.

About the Webmaster

Jay Allman is an administrator and news editor at Toon Zone. He is also the webmaster of The Animated Batman: An Unofficial Guide. You can contact him as soon as he figures out a way of inserting an email address that won't be hoovered up by spambots.

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About this Site Don't let the occasionally snarky and sarcastic tone of this website mislead you. I love Scooby Doo. The show debuted a few scant weeks before I was born, and we basically grew up together. And though we parted ways along about the time Scrappy Doo appeared, I have never lost my love for Scooby Doo, Where Are You? This website is intended to celebrate those two seasons. The site is still under construction, and I intend to update it regularly using material culled from the recently released boxed set. Certain design and layout elements might also evolve. But I currently have no plans to address The New Scooby-Doo Movies or any of the iterations that followed it. Rumors that this website is itself haunted are greatly exaggerated.
Site Map Episode summaries are grouped by season and can be found via the Season One and Season Two index pages. Images and descriptions of ghosts and villains can be found on the Spooky Monsters! page. Musical cues from the show can be found on the Groovy Music! page. Lyrics to the Season Two songs can also be accessed through the Groovy Music! page. Some lyrics are only guessed at. A catalog of food in Scooby Doo, Where Are You? can be found in the Heroic Sandwiches! pages. Caloric and exercise values are estimated only. Cast and principal crew of Scooby Doo, Where Are You? are on the Show Credits page. The Mysteries, Inc., page holds links to miscellaneous pages, including Images Galleries, the Catalog of Meretricious Observations, and the Gallery of Laughably Inept Law-Enforcement Officers. You can also find avatars and wallpapers through that index page. Other pages will be added in the future.
Links Links will appear once I've done some looking around.

Thanks Thanks go to Brian Cruz, Eileen Delgadillo, and Colin Feder for giving me the space to host this site at Toon Zone. And it's only right to thank Hanna-Barbera, Cartoon Network, and Warner Bros. for producing the series in the first place and for recently releasing it on DVD. This site would not have been possible without the Seasons One and Two boxed set. Go buy a copy.
About the Webmaster Jay Allman is an administrator and news editor at Toon Zone. He is also the webmaster of The Animated Batman: An Unofficial Guide. You can contact him as soon as he figures out a way of inserting an email address that won't be hoovered up by spambots.
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