stupid question i don't know but I'm guessing from a store unless you are talking about CAN you get scooby-doo gum at the store and then the answer is yes but I don't know where
I think scooby doo is not real because dogs can not talk like that and they can not eat lots of Sandwiches like that.
Daphne's age has never been revealed or mentioned in any Scooby-Doo episode, movie, etc.
daphne and velma daphne is a ginger and velmas a geek
Velma's catch phrases are "Jinkies!" and (when her glasses come off) "My glasses! I can't see without my glasses!"
You get some Scooby beads and put them in through the string then tie the string
The Characters name with the glasses is Velma
UK Release 8 August 2011,
US on October 4, 2011
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland on August 16th-17th
Wait a few weeks, Dexter's Lab season one is out in South Africa so Scooby Doo shoudn't take long.
Sometimes you can watch it on Boomerang or you can watch it on youtube. Also, the whole series is available on DVD.
The series is set to return to Cartoon Network at the end of July 2012 and the beginning of August to start season 2. And it's about time too, the last episode of the series, episode 26, titled "All Fear the Freak" aired on Cartoon Network July 26 2011. So it's been a whole year! It was going to come back in May 2012, Warner Brothers even posted it on their site, but then it got set back for unknown reasons. Here is how the first five episodes of season 2 are scheduled to air:
Ep. 27 - "The Night the Clown Cried" - Mon. July 30 - 2:00pm
Ep. 28 - "House of the Nightmare Witch" - Tue. July 31 - 2:00pm
Ep. 29 - "The Night the Clown Cried II: Tears of Doom" - Wed. Aug. 1 - 2:00pm
Ep. 30 - " Web of the Dreamweaver" - Thu. Aug. 2 - 2:00pm
Ep. 31 - "The Hodag of Horror" - Fri. Aug. 3 - 2:00pm
The band is called Sugar Ray. Hope that helps :)
In the real life movie in 2002, scrappy turned out to be the bad guy and was brought to jail
The one that Scooby barks to is called 'thank you for letting me be myself' but im not sure who its by I hope this helps!
The cast of Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo - 1979 includes: Jack Angel as Additional Voices Leon Askin as Additional Voices Eric Aved as Additional Voices Jered Barclay as Additional Voices Jim Begg as Additional Voices Michael Bell as Additional Voices Lucille Bill as Additional Voices Susan Blu as Additional Voices Jerry Boyd as Additional Voices Arthur Burghardt as Additional Voices Howard Caine as Additional Voices William Callaway as Additional Voices Virginia Christine as Additional Voices Cathleen Cordell as Additional Voices Dave Coulier as Additional Voices Candace Craig as Additional Voices Peter Cullen as Additional Voices Keene Curtis as Additional Voices Jack DeLeon as Additional Voices Jerry Dexter as Additional Voices Dago Dimster as Additional Voices Jeff Doucette as Additional Voices Hector Elias as Additional Voices Richard Erdman as Additional Voices Kris Erik Stevens as Additional Voices Jere Fields as Additional Voices Bernard Fox as Additional Voices Marla Frumkin as Velma Alejandro Garay as Additional Voices Linda Gary as Additional Voices Phil Hartman as Additional Voices Johnny Haymer as Additional Voices Darryl Hickman as Additional Voices Billy Jayne as Additional Voices David Jolliffe as Additional Voices Jackie Joseph as Additional Voices Casey Kasem as Shaggy Kip King as Additional Voices Corrine Kubelka as Additional Voices Greg Lastrapes as Additional Voices Patricia Lentz as Additional Voices Keye Luke as Additional Voices Tress MacNeille as Additional Voices Laurie Mann as Additional Voices Danny Mann as Additional Voices Mona Marshall as Additional Voices Mitzi McCall as Additional Voices Chuck McCann as Additional Voices Edie McClurg as Additional Voices Nancy McKeon as Additional Voices Julio Medina as Additional Voices Scott Menville as Additional Voices Don Messick as Scooby-Doo Heather North as Daphne Alan Oppenheimer as Additional Voices Patricia Parris as Additional Voices Clare Peck as Additional Voices Stack Pierce as Additional Voices Patrick Pinney as Additional Voices Henry Polic II as Additional Voices Gene Price as Additional Voices Phil Proctor as Additional Voices Peter Renaday as Additional Voices Michael Rye as Additional Voices Hank Saroyan as Additional Voices Marilyn Schreffler as Additional Voices Ted Schwartz as Additional Voices Rick Segall as Additional Voices Pepe Serna as Additional Voices Joe Silver as Additional Voices John Stephenson as Additional Voices Patricia Stevens as Velma Andre Stojka as Additional Voices Larry Storch as Additional Voices Brian Tochi as Additional Voices Fred Travalena as Additional Voices Janet Waldo as Additional Voices Lennie Weinrib as Scrappy-Doo Jimmy Weldon as Additional Voices Frank Welker as Fred Alan Young as Additional Voices Marian Zajac as Additional Voices Ted Zeigler as Additional Voices
Scooby Doo's last name is Rodgers.Because he is Shaggy's dog.
If you mean Scooby-Doo, the franchise, "SCOOBY-DOO and all related characters and elements are trademarks of a © Hanna-Barbera." Hanna-Barbera and Warner Brothers.
If you are referring to Scooby-Doo, the character, Scooby-Doo is Shaggy's dog.
Concerning Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, season 2 is same plot as season 1. A mystery happens; they solve it. However, this new season actually has romance added between characters. Also, a mysterious "Mr. E" helps them solve some cases, though from behind the scenes, usually related to a previous group of mystery solvers. Additionally, unlike past renditions of Scooby-Doo cartoons, there exists a much larger mystery spanning thus far the whole series. The first 26 episodes merely establish what the mystery is, and an anticipated season 2 (season 3 by Cartoon Network) is anticipated to solve the mystery (or mysteries?). Just watch to find out! (Cartoon Network channel)
This is slightly modified from the original plot of the old Scooby-Doo cartoons, of which numerous seasons exist. As with the new series of Scooby-Doo, the gang (Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and Scooby-Doo) or some modification thereof would stumble upon a mystery (typically dealing with a ghost or other spook). After finding clues, they would discover something about the identity of the person behind the monster's mask, set a trap, and then unmask the villain. The "catchphrase" at the end of each episode would include the unmasked monster remarking "I would have gotten away with it, if it weren't for you meddling kids," to which Scooby would merely say "Scooby-dooby-doo."
The Production Budget for Scooby-Doo was $84,000,000.