A Pup Named Scooby-Doo

Just as Shaggy departs on his newspaper delivery route, a ghost appears and steals Shaggy's bike.

A mysterious creature dubbed the Sludge Monster robs a local bank. When the "monster" appears in Scooby's doghouse, the kids chase it through an underground sewer tunnel.

A "cheese monster" frightens away all the workers at the Scooby Snack factory, so no more Scooby Snacks can be made. But without a Scooby Snack, Scooby won't pursue the monster.

Shaggy and Scooby compete on a TV game show--until the ghost of notorious gangster Al Cabone disrupts the program.

When Shaggy leaves his sister with a babysitter, the sitter absconds with the child.

On a ski vacation in the mountains, the gang encounters all sorts of problems: no snow, an ice demon, an abandoned gold mine, and a greedy developer.

The authorities mistakenly suspect that Shaggy and Scooby stole two valuable Samurai swords from a museum.

Velma's Aunt Thelma summons the Scooby-Doo Detective Agency. She's head of the Marine Institute, and their dolphins are disappearing.

A sweet little ghost has lived peacefully with a kind old couple for years, when suddenly a nasty pirate ghost arrives and demands that they all vacate the premises.

On an Indian reservation, Scooby and the gang confront a Totem Pole Monster who orders them off his land.

After a thief breaks into Daphne's room, Scooby discovers that he's got competition in the detective dog division--Robopup, a mechanical wonder dog.

Stinkweed, the monster star of a series of horror movies, suddenly appears in real life, terrorizing malls.