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The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries (1984)
Picking up where 'The New Scooby and Scappy Doo Show' left off. The main difference being that the team is now occasionally joined by Daphne Blake and friends to solve mysteries together.
The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries: Season 1 - 26 Episode s
1x1 - Happy Birthday, Scooby-Doo Part 1
September 8, 1984
It is Scooby's birthday and Shaggy, Daphne, and Scrappy Doo pretend to forget when they planned a surprise " Its Your Life " bash for Scooby Doo w/ surprise guests Fred Jones and Velma Dinkley but a creep from a past case crashes for revenge on the gang.
1x2 - Happy Birthday, Scooby-Doo Part 2
September 8, 1984
It is Scooby's birthday and Shaggy, Daphne, and Scrappy Doo pretend to forget when they planned a surprise " Its Your Life " bash for Scooby Doo w/ surprise guests Fred Jones and Velma Dinkley but a creep from a past case crashes for revenge on the gang.
1x3 - Scooby's Peep-Hole Pandemonium
September 15, 1984
The gang is hired to interview the reclusive Norma Deathman, who lives with her monstrous servants.
1x4 - The Hand of Horror
September 15, 1984
While lost and trying order a pizza, the gang meets two twin inventors working on a secret project that could "change mankind".
1x5 - Scoo-Be or Not Scoo-Be?
September 22, 1984
Scooby and the gang visit a hotel where everything seems to hint at Shakespeare. A ghost appears with a message and a warning. While the gang is visiting the Greek Islands
1x6 - The Stoney Glare Stare
September 22, 1984
Supercrook "Fattiest Blimp" has figured out a way to turn people to stone. Many influential people are on his hitlist... including Scooby Doo.
1x7 - Mission Un-Doo-Able
September 29, 1984
Disguised as the Mastermind, an evil tour guide plans to overthrow the world.
1x8 - The Bee Team
September 29, 1984
The gang explores a small town known for its "Bee In Your Bonnet" honey farm and its pesky bee problem.
1x9 - Doom Service
October 6, 1984
Scooby investigates a hotel ghost.
1x10 - A Code in the Nose
October 6, 1984
Mastermind spy "Codefingers" has stolen a secret military decoder and Scooby is on the case!
1x11 - Ghosts of the Ancient Astronauts Part 1
October 13, 1984
The gang meets Velma's uncle and discovers a stone which leads them to discover the mystery of a temple made by ancient astronauts.
1x12 - Ghosts of the Ancient Astronauts Part 2
October 13, 1984
The gang meets Velma's uncle and discovers a stone which leads them to discover the mystery of a temple made by ancient astronauts.
1x13 - The Night of the Living Toys
October 20, 1984
The gang visits a German toy shop where all the Toys come to life.
1x14 - South Pole Vault
October 20, 1984
The gang visits the South Pole where a mad sea lion is terrorizing everyone.
1x15 - A Halloween Hassle at Dracula's Castle Part 1
October 27, 1984
While shopping at an old costume shop, the gang wins a trip to a creepy old castle.
1x16 - A Halloween Hassle at Dracula's Castle Part 2
October 27, 1984
While shopping at an old costume shop, the gang wins a trip to a creepy old castle.
1x17 - A Night Louse at the White House Part 1
November 3, 1984
Scooby and the gang investigate spooky doings at the nation's capitol. The sleuths fall into an investigation of presidential ghosts and a NASA project.
1x18 - A Night Louse at the White House Part 2
November 3, 1984
Scooby and the gang investigate spooky doings at the nation's capitol. They discover the key to secret NASA information and uncover a pair of ghosts.
1x19 - Showboat Scooby
November 10, 1984
The gang heads to the Delta Queen to see Dixie Doo, but the customers are scared away by the ghost of Col. Beauregard, who is looking for Magnolia.
1x20 - The 'Dooby Dooby Doo' Ado
November 10, 1984
The gang heads to Las Vegas's, Circus A Go-Go, to see cousin Dooby Dooby Doo in concert. It then seems that someone is out to steal kidnap Dooby and steal his fancy collar.
1x21 - Sherlock Doo Part 1
November 17, 1984
When Mystery Solvers Magazine holds it first contest in London, the gang attends along with other detectives to sold the Mystery of the Blue Carbuncle. When the ghost of Sherlock Holmes shows up, it appears he's helping the gang, but he ends up stealing security system blueprints, the gang is blamed and they must clear their names before it's too late.
1x22 - Sherlock Doo Part 2
November 17, 1984
When Mystery Solvers Magazine holds it first contest in London, the gang attends along with other detectives to sold the Mystery of the Blue Carbuncle. When the ghost of Sherlock Holmes shows up, it appears he's helping the gang, but he ends up stealing security system blueprints, the gang is blamed and they must clear their names before it's too late.
1x23 - A Scary Duel with a Cartoon Ghoul
November 24, 1984
The gang wins a trip to a TV studio because of Scrappy's favorite show. When they get there, the villain has come to life and has started terrorizing the studio.
1x24 - E*I*E*I*O
November 24, 1984
The gang heads to old MacDonalds experimental farm discovering a giant genetically created mouse doesn't want them snooping around.
1x25 - The Nutcracker Scoob Part 1
December 1, 1984
Everyone is excited for the school Christmas pageant until a ghost starts haunting at the rehearsals.
1x26 - The Nutcracker Scoob Part 2
December 1, 1984
Everyone is excited for the school Christmas pageant until a ghost starts haunting at the rehearsals.
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