American animated mystery comedy television franchise produced by Hanna-Barbera.Â
Second television series in the franchise, which featured real world celebrities or well-known animated characters joining the Mystery, Inc. gang in solving mysteries. Running for two seasons on CBS between 1972 and 1973, it is the only hour-long Scooby-Doo series.
Main voice cast
Don Messick: Scooby-Doo
Casey Kasem: Shaggy
Frank Welker: Fred
Heather North: Daphne Blake
Nicole Jaffe: Velma
Batman and Robin help the gang solve the mystery of a crashed plane, a punch toy filled with counterfeit money, and a house that keeps on disappearing.
Guest stars
Olan Soule: Batman
Casey Kasem: Robin
First broadcast (1972-90)
September 28, 1973 (part 1), October 5, 1973 (part 2), December 30, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
When Gomez and Morticia want to go away on a second honeymoon, the group get tricked into being house sitters in the Addams Family house. But when Wednesday goes missing, there is another mystery for the gang to solve.
Guest stars
 John Astin: Gomez Adams
Ted Cassidy: Lurch
Jackie Coogan: Uncle Fester
Jodie Foster: Pugsley Addams
Cindy Henderson: Wednesday Addams
Carolyn Jones: Morticia Addams
Janet Waldo: Granny Frump
First broadcast (1972-90)
October 12, 1973 (part 1), October 19, 1973 (part 2), October 1, 1974 (full length)
(as "Scooby-Doo Meets The Addams Family")
When the gang volunteer to drive Jonathan Winters to his friend Maude Frickert's farmhouse, they run into two shady people skulking around and a living scarecrow. It appears that Maude's secret formula, which turns a rooster into a giant, is the cause of the brouhaha.
First broadcast (1972-90)
October 26, 1973 (part 1), November 2, 1973 (part 2)
This episode does not appear to have been broadcast in its full length version.
When the gang stop at Moody Manor to get directions, they find themselves mistaken for Captain Moody's neices and nephews by an assortment of characters who all resemble Don Knotts.
First broadcast (1972-90)
November 8, 1973 (part 1), November 15, 1973 (part 2), August 22, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
When the kids return a lost dog to its owner, Phyllis Diller, they learn that someone is trying to trick her out of her jewels. Does it have something to do with Madame Zokar and the Magic Mansion?
First broadcast (1972-90)
November 22, 1973 (part 1), November 29, 1973 (part 2)
This episode does not appear to have been broadcast in its full length version.
Sandy Duncan is on the set of her latest film at Mammoth Studios. But it is due to be torn down after shooting, and replaced by a "super-duper market". However, the film is behind schedule because someone keeps disrupting the filming.
First broadcast (1972-90)
December 6, 1973 (part 1), December 13, 1973 (part 2), August 29, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
While on their honeymoon, Sonny and Cher meet up with the gang at a run down beach resort that is not what they expected. Along with the bad accommodation, there is a giant monster shark lurking around the resort grounds.
First broadcast (1972-90)
January 1, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), January 8, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), September 5, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
When the gang get pulled over by a local police officer, Don Knotts, they spend the night in the town. But it doesn't take long before the gang find another strange mystery.
First broadcast (1972-90)
January 15, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), January 22, 1974 (part 2, BBC1)
This episode does not appear to have been broadcast in its full length version.
On a ski trip to a lodge in Vermont, the gang meet up with Laurel and Hardy, who are trying to get a job. But when they discover the Ghost of Bigfoot is on the loose, they team up to capture him.
Guest stars
Larry Harmon: Stan Laurel
Jim MacGeorge: Oliver Hardy
First broadcast (1972-90)
January 29, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), February 5 (part 2, BBC1), September 19, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
(as "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel And Hardy")
With the help of the Three Stooges, the gang try to capture the ghost of the Red Baron, a long dead World War I flying ace who is ruining the area's crops.
Guest stars
Daws Butler: Larry, Curly Joe
Pat Harrington: Moe
First broadcast (1972-90)
February 12, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), February 19, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), September 26, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
When the gang become lost in a swamp, they meet up with the Harlem Globetrotters. They soon find that the ghost of Redbeard the Pirate and his crew are trying to get rid of them, but why? And who is that strange local hermit?
Guest stars
Scatman Crothers: Meadowlark Lemon
Robert DoQui: Pablo Robertson
First broadcast (1972-90)
February 26, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), March 5, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), March 31, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
Accepting an invitation from their friend Jerry Reed, Scooby and the gang arrive at the Country Music Hall, but Mr. Reed is nowhere to be found. Yet his music echoes through the halls.
First broadcast (1972-90)
March 12, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), March 19, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), December 31, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
The gang meet up with Batman and Robin for a second time, while out camping. They join forces to try and foil the Joker and the Penguin's attempts to steal Professor Flakey's flying suit.
Guest stars
Olan Soule: Batman
Casey Kasem: Robin
First broadcast (1972-90)
March 26, 1974 (part 1, BBC2), April 2, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), January 1, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
On a trip to Shaggy's Uncle Nathaniel house, the kids and the Harlem Globetrotters must again solve a mystery, involving three ghosts and a sea serpent who are trying to keep everyone away from a cove that contains a sunken ship filled with treasure.
Guest stars
Scatman Crothers: Meadowlark Lemon
Robert DoQui: Pablo Robertson
First broadcast (1972-90)
April 9, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), April 16, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), January 2, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
When no one shows up at his carnival, Dick Van Dyke enlists the help of the kids to track down the ghost that is scaring away his customers.
First broadcast (1972-90)
May 15, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), May 22, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), August 28, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
(as "Scooby-Doo Meets Dick Van Dyke")
The kids come across a message and a key in a chocolate bar belonging to the Sugar Plum Candy Factory, recently bought by Cass Elliot (a singer from The Mamas and the Papas). When her watchman goes missing and Green Glob Ghosts are on the loose, the kids find a ton of mysteries.
First broadcast (1972-90)
May 29, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), June 5, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), September 4, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
With the help of Josie and the Pussycats, the gang try to fix up a run down showboat, so it can open for business. But their efforts are hindered by the ghosts of Captain Scavenger and Injun Joe.
First broadcast (1972-90)
June 12, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), June 19, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), September 11, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
Scooby and the gang, along with Jeannie and Babu, help a prince battle the evil spirit that was let out of a bottle. But who did it and why?
Guest star
Mark Hamill: Corey Anders
First broadcast (1972-90)
June 26, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), July 3, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), September 18, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
(as "Scooby-Doo Meets Jeannie")
When they try to take a picnic cruise, the gang and the Harlem Globetrotters, get tricked into going to Haunted Island. They soon run into a mystery and it's keeping everyone awake.
Guest stars
Scatman Crothers: Meadowlark Lemon
Robert DoQui: Pablo Robertson
Mel Blanc: Scorpions coach
First broadcast (1972-90)
July 10, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), July 17, 1974, BBC1), September 25, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
Don Adams is working as a bug exterminator who has been contracted by the bank to exterminate insects in the house of old film director, Lorne Chumley. Chumley's butler tries to persuade the Gang and Don Adams to leave, but Adams will not be deterred, despite many strange things happening in the house.
First broadcast (1972-90)
July 24, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), July 31, 1974 (part 2, BBC1)
This episode does not appear to have been broadcast in its full length version.
Returning to Velma's old high school, the gang meet the coach, Tim Conway, who is about to lose his job if they can't help him rid the school of the ghost of a former athlete.
First broadcast (1972-90)
August 7, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), August 14, 1974 (part 2, BBC1)
This episode does not appear to have been broadcast in its full length version.
While on their way to the Oceanside Auto Rally, the Gang spend the night in the recently deserted city of Winona. In the morning they meet Speed Buggy (voiced by Mel Blanc) and his crew, and together they try to determine where the haunting winds are coming from.
First broadcast (1972-90)
August 21, 1974 (part 1, BBC1), August 28, 1974 (part 2, BBC1), December 30, 1976 (full length, BBC1)
After the Mystery Machine crashes into a sand dune and gets stuck near the Three Stooges' ghost town theme park, the gang try to figure out who's been scaring away the tourists.
Guest stars
Daws Butler: Larry, Curly Joe
Pat Harrington: Moe
First broadcast (1972-90)
December 29, 1975 (full length, BBC1)
This episode does not appear to have been broadcast in two parts.
Unknown
"The Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall"