Hear me out. They should've put someone's brain in a dog to make Scooby.
Why the everliving fuck they didn't do that when the big bad guy was cutting brains out of people is just beyond comprehension.
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Bro. Do yourself a favour and check out Scooby&Shag as a comic on Webtoon. It's the best thing to come out these years.
Best Scooby Doo adaptation is the Venture Bros episode with the gang, and I will die on that hill
What about the Harvey Birdman episode where Shaggy is on trial for driving high?
There was also the Scooby Doo episode of Supernatural. Maybe not as much of an adaptation as it was a crossover... but it was still great.
Scoobynatural is one of my favorite episodes of Supernatural, right up there with Changing Channels. I wish they had gotten the rights, the time, and the cameo money to do an X-Files crossover.
Haven't seen it, but it must be fucking amazing because Mysteries Inc. sets a pretty high bar.
They're middle aged and give off strong "peaked in high school" vibes, ESPECIALLY fred
I'll always have a special place in my heart for the 2002 film, but that's mostly because Sarah Michelle Geller is a smokeshow and I'll watch just about anything she's in.