Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
When teenage sleuths Scooby, Shaggy and their eager pup sidekick Scrappy travel the country in their Mystery Machine, they must outwit cunning monsters and unravel baffling crimes before fear turns friends into victims.
The original thirty-minute version of *Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo* is the fourth incarnation of the *Scooby-Doo* Saturday morning cartoon series produced by Hanna-Barbera. It premiered on September 22, 1979, and aired for one season as a half-hour program on ABC. Sixteen episodes were produced in total. It marked the last Hanna-Barbera cartoon series to incorporate the studio's signature laugh track. The series is currently rerun on Cartoon Network's classic channel, Boomerang.
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- 1.01The Scarab Lives!Sep 22, 1979Rate

The Scooby-Doo gang encounters a real-life villain inspired by their favorite comic-book hero, The Scarab. Believing the hero's creator is being wrongly accused, the group works to clear his name and encourage him to continue his work.
- 1.02The Night Ghoul of WonderworldSep 29, 1979Rate

The gang takes Velma to Wonderworld, a futuristic London-themed amusement park, to fulfill her dream of being Dr. Watson to a robotic Sherlock Holmes. As they engage in the interactive game, they discover that a real mystery has emerged within the park.
- 1.03Strange Encounters of a Scooby KindOct 6, 1979Rate

Scooby, Scrappy, and Shaggy are taken aboard an alien spacecraft while camping at a construction site. Fred, Daphne, and Velma must work together to rescue them and uncover the aliens' intentions.
- 1.04The Neon Phantom of the Roller Disco!Oct 13, 1979Rate

Sparklers Roller Disco faces financial ruin after being mysteriously abandoned by patrons, prompting the gang to investigate the identity of the enigmatic figure known as the Neon Phantom.
- 1.05Shiver and Shake, That Demon's a SnakeOct 20, 1979Rate

A supernatural threat emerges when a Snake Demon disrupts the group's relaxing summer vacation in Haiti, forcing them to confront the unexpected danger.
- 1.06The Scary Sky SkeletonOct 27, 1979Rate

The gang attends an air show, but their enjoyment is disrupted when a malfunctioning Sky Skeleton spoils the aerial display.
- 1.07The Demon of the DugoutNov 3, 1979Rate

The Mystery Inc. team is called to a baseball game after reports of a mysterious creature known as the Dragon Beast causing chaos at the stadium. As they investigate, they try to uncover whether the monster is a real threat or the work of a clever imposter.
- 1.08The Hairy Scare of the Devil BearNov 10, 1979Rate

The gang travels to the Grand Canyon and encounters the Devil Bear, a figure from local Native American folklore.
- 1.09Twenty Thousand Screams Under the SeaNov 17, 1979Rate

A mysterious sea creature, believed to be the legendary Sea Beast of the Aztecs, appears off the coast of Acapulco, driving away local divers. Intrigued by the phenomenon, the gang decides to investigate the creature's origins and behavior.
- 1.10I Left My Neck in San FranciscoNov 24, 1979Rate

The gang in San Francisco encounters a mysterious and alluring lady vampire who begins to haunt their lives, drawing them into a supernatural mystery.
- 1.11When you Wish Upon a Star CreatureDec 1, 1979Rate

A mysterious celestial being is spotted in the sky, coinciding with a wave of unexplained store thefts throughout the town.
- 1.12The Ghoul, the Bat, and the UglyDec 8, 1979Rate

The gang attends the Batty Awards to celebrate the year's best horror film, but their plans for a relaxing night are interrupted when a Shadow Creature destroys the film, leaving them with a new mystery to solve.
- 1.13Rocky Mountain Yiiiii!Dec 15, 1979Rate

A ghostly presence, believed to be the spirit of Jeremiah Pratt, has driven away guests from a mountain ski lodge, and Scooby and his friends find themselves investigating the supernatural happenings during their vacation.
- 1.14The Sorcerer's a MenaceDec 22, 1979Rate

The gang sets out to uncover the mystery behind the disappearance of the Black Pearl of Tonga Lei, a valuable and legendary artifact. Their investigation leads them to suspect the Ghost of the Great Haldayne, a mysterious figure and former teacher of the magician Morgan.
- 1.15Lock the Door, It's a MinotaurDec 29, 1979Rate

The gang travels to the Greek island of Helos, where they encounter a fearsome creature resembling the Minotaur from myth. Though the beast warns them to leave, the kids suspect there may be more to the story and decide to investigate.
- 1.16The Ransom of Scooby ChiefJan 5, 1980Rate
Scooby returns to his old neighborhood, where Scrappy is hanging out with his childhood friends Duke and Annie. While Scrappy reconnects with them, Scooby and Shaggy are kidnapped, leaving Scrappy and his friends to take on the mission of rescuing them.
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