Edit, 11/16/23: Had to change the video to this short excerpt:
Of course, the gang had some previous experience with evil at the circus after a fashion, but this was treated like it was a new experience for them. Ah, the lack of continuity was a bugger back then.
Rating: B.
Of course, the gang had some previous experience with evil at the circus after a fashion, but this was treated like it was a new experience for them. Ah, the lack of continuity was a bugger back then.
Rating: B.
6 comments:
Again, the star helped elevate the material.
You have to admit some of the scenerios the celebs found themselves in were rather out there! Dick owning a circus, Mama Cass owning a candy factory, and Davy Jones and a haunted castle!
Only in the 70s!
Just think of the scenarios that could be used today.
On Mystery Inc., in one of the last eps that I never got to see, MTV original Martha Quinn owned a music store. It sucks that Time Warner Cable doesn't have this ep on demand at present. At least, in this regard, you have to give Mitch Watson credit for calling back to the Movie series, giving hope that maybe, just maybe, that will be next......
You can catch all the eps of SDMI (plus a lot of other animated shows on watchcartoonsonline.com)
Watchcartoonsonline.com, eh? Thanks for the tip. I think that's going to be favorited real quick.
This was the last first-run episode of Scooby Doo on CBS, as well as the last new episode until 1976, which saw Scooby move to ABC on The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour. (CBS reran episodes of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! for the next two years until then.)
Van Dyke is currently among the last surviving celebrity guests of The New Scooby Doo Movies, aside from Sandy Duncan and Tim Conway.
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