The Scooby-Doo Show: Scared a Lot in Camelot
This blog is nine years old next month and I am shocked, nay, disgusterated, to find that I have never blogged about any incarnation of Scooby Doo, one of my favourite shows. I like all forms of this show except the ones with live actors, and I even like the ones with Scrappy Doo, which shows what a hard core fan I am. I think the reason I haven't blogged about it until now is that I probably felt that one episode would be a bit thin for a blog post, but I'm also trying not to do general posts about shows without making them about an episode, so I'll make this post a general post about aspects of the show and include one episode in particular. It may not come across here because of the nature of what I'm writing about, but I love everything which is spooky. I actually think this love was in part initiated by Scooby Doo, because I watched the original show on repeat as a child. What doesn't it have? Haunted castles, witches, headless horsemen, hidden treasure, old da...