Episode list

The is the first episode in a series of Scooby Panel Discussions. We talk about Scooby lasting for 50+ years, sexualizing cartoon characters and the voice actors in SCOOB and there are some great stories by the guests. We touch on several different topics in this episode.

The second discussion in the series, all about collecting Scooby merchandise. We talk about what we collect, other people's opinions of our collections, if items should be in or out of the box, price gauging, and more. We are all Scooby-Doo collectors and this was a super fun conversation.

The third discussion in the series, all about the art styles of Scooby-Doo. We talk about the art styles of Be Cool, Scooby-Doo, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue, and more. We all have a different idea of what our favorite art style is, so it was a great conversation.

The fourth discussion in the series, all about the controversy of Scooby-Doo. We discuss different topics such as Shaggy being a stoner, Daphne's weight in Frankencreepy, Scooby-Doo making kids obese, Casey Kasem leaving the role of Shaggy and Velma being a lesbian.

The fifth discussion in the series, all about the life lessons of Scooby-Doo. We have all learned some valuable lessons from Scooby and the gang. We discuss the great lessons you can take away from watching Scooby-Doo and his friends and how Scooby helped to create the people we are today.

Scott Innes, voice of Scooby-Doo and Shaggy, takes us on a verbal adventure, with stories of his time voicing the characters, why he didn't voice Scooby in the live-action movies, plus we get to see some of his Scooby-Doo collection and artwork.

We discuss Scrappy-Doo, his good and bad qualities and why people like or dislike him. You will find differing opinions among the panel members about Scrappy and we get a little heated at times, but we have a fun moderator to keep things in line.

We discuss Be Cool, Scooby-Doo. and the negativity surrounding the show with Jon Colton Barry, the show's writer. Jon talks about some of the decisions they made about the show, his thoughts on them releasing the artwork a year early and more.

We discuss Daphne Blake in detail, from her family members to what we know of her origin story to the voice actors that played her throughout the years and how she has evolved as a member of the Mystery Inc. gang over the past 50 plus years.

We all know that Shaggy and Scooby-Doo love to eat. Have you ever really focused on the things they eat? We take a deep dive into the foods they eat in the series Scooby-Doo, Where Are You and we even try a few of the foods ourselves, including some homemade Scooby Snacks.

I talk to the podcast hosts of That Groovy Scoobcast, The Unmasked History of Scooby-Doo Podcast, A Podcast Named Scooby-Doo and smASH or Pass? about their podcasts, the most difficult things about running a podcast and how we all differ from each other.

Everywhere the gang goes, there is some weird stuff that happens. Priceless artifacts get destroyed, the Mystery Machine blows up, the villains have super human strength in their costumes and so many other weird things happen. We touch on a few topics, though there will need to be a part 2.

The villains of Scooby-Doo can be terrifying and we thought we would talk about which ones are the scariest, and least scariest, of the franchise and what series has the scariest villains of all. We also discussed real vs. fake monsters, and which we prefer.

Title cards are important in some ways. Find out how as we discuss the episode title cards of the Scooby-Doo series. We talk about the differences between them, similarities, what we like the best, why some series have title cards and others don't and what they could have done to make them better.

We discuss the Warner Bros. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You Now special that aired on The CW on October 29, 2021. We talk about the choices WB made with bringing in supporting characters and most importantly what could have been done to make the special a real tribute to Scooby and the gang.

Hallmark makes some truly exceptional holiday ornaments and we had the pleasure of talking to Anita Marra Rogers, one of the Hallmark Keepsake Artists that designs the Scooby-Doo ornaments. She walks us through the process of creating the ornaments and tells us what it's like to work for Hallmark.

What better way to celebrate Christmas than to talk about our collections. We discuss resellers jacking up the prices of items, whether its better to keep your collection in the box our out of the box, and we talk about our favorite collection pieces and grails.

We kick of New Years with a Q&A with Nikki Blake, Wendy Brydge and Cameron Bates. Some of our friends sent in questions that we answered. Learn how we met, what else we are interested in besides Scooby, if we've ever used Scooby-Doo as a coping mechanism, and more.

Bob Nesler has had an amazing 40 year career in animation. He tells us so many amazing stories about his time as an animator, including working with Hanna-Barbera, his time in the military and the amazing people he has encountered along the way.

We discuss the foods that Scooby and the gang eat in The Scooby-Doo Show episodes and how they used foods in various ways to help them solve mysteries. We also taste test a few of those foods from the episodes to see if they really are edible.

We talk to Bob Singer about his amazing career as an animator. He walks us through how he got started, what characters he created and the beginning of Scooby-Doo and the gang. In honor of Bob Singer's birthday on January 26th, this was released a few weeks early.

We discuss the romantic relationships between the members of the gang and with other characters. Topics include: 1. Thoughts on the gang having romantic relationships in general 2. Scooby-Doo and Scooby-Dum in love with Scooby-Dee 3. Velma and Shaggy 4. Daphne and Fred 5. Relationships with other characters outside of the gang.

We talk to Lance Falk about his career as an animator and writer. It's not easy for an animator to get into writing, but Lance made it happen and he has had some great success with both. He worked on the 4 DTV movies - Zombie Island, Witch's Ghost, Alien Invaders and Cyber Chase. He has some fun stories for us, too.

We talk to 50 year animation artist James Tim Walker about his amazing career and the obstacles that he has overcome in order to continue to do what he loves. He shows us storyboards, animation cels and his own original artwork and he talks about some of the amazing artists he has met through his career.

We talk to animation painter Vernette Griffee. She tells us who about her career and gives us the inside scoop on who the gang were modeled after. We all thought the gang were modeled after the cast of Dobie Gillis, but that isn't entirely true.

We love the Scooby community, but over the years, it has changed quite a lot. There has been more jealousy, hatred and stealing of ideas. The more people that are in a group, the more room there is for issues. That's why we try to be supportive of everyone, though sometimes, you have to cut ties with the people that are using you just to make a name for themselves in the community. We talk about the things that we have seen within the community.

We talk to Ruth Elliott-Hilsdon about career as an animator. She has some fun stories for us, too. She has worked with some of the most amazing animators and has learned everything she knows from the best. Ruth was a wonderful person to talk to, she really is a joy. She is so animated and you can tell she loves life and loves working in animation.

Nikki, Wendy and Cameron reflect on the first year of the Scooby Panel, we talk about our favorite moments and a few of our friends let us know their favorite moments. We want to thank everyone who has watched the panels and participated in the panels.