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[usamichan13]

So I finally saw Scary Godmother playing on CN today. I have no idea why watching it makes me so ridiculously happy, but it does. I love watching it (though the second movie is a little weird). I think part of it is because my little fangirl heart just can't help but ship Orson/Hannah. Haha, I'm such a dork. I should've put those two somewhere on

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[usamichan13]

=D

When I heard that, I just shook my head and sighed. I mean, I thought Velma was being a little ridiculous, but that was really weird. And Scooby unable to be happy for Shaggy and Velma is about as bad as Velma making Shag pick her over his best friends.

That pretty much sums them up all right. Still, I can't help but see how this relationship turns out. If the writers really want something to develop from this, though, they really need to have Velma and Scooby sort their issues out, if only for Shaggy's sake.

They totally do XD

I'm not a huge Scooby-Doo fan, to be honest. The only version of Scooby that I really loved was A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, because I thought it was cute. And I've seen the Scooby movies with the Boo Brothers, the Ghoul School, and the Reluctant Werewolf (Shaggy had a girlfriend in that movie, didn't he? lol). I haven't even seen that much of What's New, Scooby-Doo?, though I've seen a few episodes of it. I also really liked the Scooby-Doo movies from 1998 to 2001, but didn't see the ones that came after that.

I never really thought much about Scrappy. I didn't particularly care about him either way. Though when I learned that he was the villain in the first live-action Scooby-Doo movie (which I haven't seen either), it was a WTF moment for me.

[starvingartist3]

It sounds like the writers were trying to be funny. I'm still tripped out that a dog asked if his owner was cheating on him. It's like an episode of Jerry Springer.=D

Agreed.

Ah, I see. Yeah, Shaggy has a girlfriend named Googie (for real XD) in "Reluctant Werewolf". The original show is kind of flat in terms of characterization and repetitive, so I like how the recent series fleshes the characters out and has more clever humor. The DTV movies are also pretty fun, and some of the newer haven't bad. In "Monster Of Mexico", Scooby had a little chihuahua girlfriend. It was pretty adorable. =D Have you heard of "The Thirteen Ghosts Of Scooby Doo", by any chance?

That's better then how just about everyone has this blind hatred of Scrappy. The way Warner Bros goes all out to show their hatred of him is ridiculous. They're acting just like those silly character bashers. I'd actually like to see someone write a fanfic featuring a revamped version of Scrappy. I love the concept of Scooby having a young nephew who idolizes him.