movies/tv Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated

[jjsthekid 1]

Anybody watch this show? I like it...sure, the characters may be different, but I really the dark atmosphere in it and the plot....if only Cartoon Network would treat this show better. :/

Edited August 12, 2012 by jjsthekid

[letterone 1,204]

I used to watch it. Then after they tried to have Shaggy and Velma be a couple, it just kinda ruined it for me. Fred and Daphne make sense together, but Shaggy and Velma kinda crosses the line on weird to me.

[LowfatEnvelope 335]

I've seen a couple episodes when my little brother watched it. Not bad I suppose, but I much prefer the earlier series. Seemed to be more to them, and there wasn't really all the romance stuff which I don't care for much. It is neat that there's an over-arching storyline though, and not just self-contained stories.

[SrFrog 928]

It's probably one of the better shows they have going on right now. Shame, they've just run the new episodes without a single promo on their own network.

[000 206]

I would like to say things about that new Scooby Doo... but because OP likes it, I think I should keep my mouth shut about it.

[FordFan99 10]

I'm not really of fan of any of the newer Scooby Doo shows or movies. It's just not the same as the older stuff which I really like.

[Jon the VGNerd 894]

I only loved old Scooby-Doo cartoons, the new ones are bleh. It lacked the same humor the older version had back then.

[Fire_Fly 499]

I actually liked Mystery Incorporated. It took the Scooby-Doo series in an entirely new and adventurous direction. Setting up a main plot that ties the episodes together so that the show still maintains its consistent theme of solving a different mystery in every episode, but at the same time keeping watchers focus on a much bigger main mystery that builds the series. Not only that, but writers finally realized that the voice actor for Scooby-Doo can actually handle speaking in full lines, and not just one or two words per line like in EVER Y SINGLE OTHER Scooby-Doo series/movie. Not only that, but the series was much darker and less childish than its predecessors, and I can appreciate their attempts to appeal to a larger more mature audience.

[Darker 1,352]

I loved the dark atmosphere and monsters, but the ideas for the show got so complicated and weird I left it.