Season 1
BEWARE THE BEAST FROM BELOW
BEWARE THE BEAST FROM BELOW
Original Air Date: Monday, April 5, 2010
Villain: Slime Mutant
In the town of Crystal Cove, the gang must stop a horrifying slime mutant which has ascended from the sewers that is trapping its victims in gelatinous cocoons. Despite their parents' disapproval, the gang tries to solve the mystery while balancing school and getting a strange message from a mystery man known only as "Mr. E."
Trivia:
- Although the first-run air date of this episode is April 5, 2010, Cartoon Network called the airing a "series sneak peak," labeling the actual series premiere date as July 12, 2010.
- Scooby and Shaggy's eyebrows change color while complaining about their wigs in one scene.
- One of the tourists has a strong resemblance to Don Knotts, who guest-starred in two episodes of The New Scooby-Doo Movies.
THE CREEPING CREATURES
Villain: Slime Mutant
In the town of Crystal Cove, the gang must stop a horrifying slime mutant which has ascended from the sewers that is trapping its victims in gelatinous cocoons. Despite their parents' disapproval, the gang tries to solve the mystery while balancing school and getting a strange message from a mystery man known only as "Mr. E."
Trivia:
- Although the first-run air date of this episode is April 5, 2010, Cartoon Network called the airing a "series sneak peak," labeling the actual series premiere date as July 12, 2010.
- Scooby and Shaggy's eyebrows change color while complaining about their wigs in one scene.
- One of the tourists has a strong resemblance to Don Knotts, who guest-starred in two episodes of The New Scooby-Doo Movies.
THE CREEPING CREATURES
Original Air Date: Monday, July 19, 2010
Villain: Gator People
The gang goes to Gatorsburg after receiving a lead that gator skin purses are still being made in the town, despite that it has been abandoned. When the Mystery Machine's engine is stolen, the gang must stay the night in the creepy abandoned town, with three gator people on the loose.
Trivia:
- The family at the beginning of the episode strongly resembles the Griswald family from the National Lampoon's Vacation films.
- There is a small plot hole in this episode, when Daphne says she is allergic to fake gator skin. Somehow, she is able to pick up a belt to help Fred with the trap, but doesn't show signs of allergies.
- The hotel has alligator-themed versions of classic paintings, including American Gothic and Dogs Playing Poker.
THE SECRET OF THE GHOST RIG
Villain: Gator People
The gang goes to Gatorsburg after receiving a lead that gator skin purses are still being made in the town, despite that it has been abandoned. When the Mystery Machine's engine is stolen, the gang must stay the night in the creepy abandoned town, with three gator people on the loose.
Trivia:
- The family at the beginning of the episode strongly resembles the Griswald family from the National Lampoon's Vacation films.
- There is a small plot hole in this episode, when Daphne says she is allergic to fake gator skin. Somehow, she is able to pick up a belt to help Fred with the trap, but doesn't show signs of allergies.
- The hotel has alligator-themed versions of classic paintings, including American Gothic and Dogs Playing Poker.
THE SECRET OF THE GHOST RIG
Original Air Date: Monday, July 26, 2010
Villain: Ghost Truck
Doorknobs vanishing, priceless diamonds, and a new boyfriend for Daphne? Those are just a few of the weird things happening in Crystal Cove, after a ghost trucker appears and begins scaring the residents away.
Trivia:
- While Daphne is sewing the scarf, she hums the theme song of The New Scooby-Doo Movies.
REVENGE OF THE MAN CRAB
Villain: Ghost Truck
Doorknobs vanishing, priceless diamonds, and a new boyfriend for Daphne? Those are just a few of the weird things happening in Crystal Cove, after a ghost trucker appears and begins scaring the residents away.
Trivia:
- While Daphne is sewing the scarf, she hums the theme song of The New Scooby-Doo Movies.
REVENGE OF THE MAN CRAB
Original Air Date: Monday, August 2, 2010
Villain: Man-Crab
The gang goes to a volleyball tournament sponsored by Trickell's Triquid (a non-fatty water substitute), where a man-crab is dragging girl volleyball players under the sand. After Daphne is captured by the Man-Crab, the gang must solve the case for the sake of Daphne...and Fred's sanity.
Trivia:
- Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm from The Flintstones can be seen as teenagers on the beach.
THE SONG OF MYSTERY
Villain: Man-Crab
The gang goes to a volleyball tournament sponsored by Trickell's Triquid (a non-fatty water substitute), where a man-crab is dragging girl volleyball players under the sand. After Daphne is captured by the Man-Crab, the gang must solve the case for the sake of Daphne...and Fred's sanity.
Trivia:
- Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm from The Flintstones can be seen as teenagers on the beach.
THE SONG OF MYSTERY
Original Air Date: Monday, August 9, 2010
Villain: Que Horrifico
The gang is on the case of the zombified children after a kid that Daphne babysits turns into a monster. It seems that a creature named Que Horrifico is turning children into zombies by playing a hypnotic flute, and through the gang's investigation, it appears that the gang's teacher may be the creature! Meanwhile, Velma becomes very controlling of Shaggy and asks him to stop saying "like."
THE LEGEND OF ALICE MAY
Villain: Que Horrifico
The gang is on the case of the zombified children after a kid that Daphne babysits turns into a monster. It seems that a creature named Que Horrifico is turning children into zombies by playing a hypnotic flute, and through the gang's investigation, it appears that the gang's teacher may be the creature! Meanwhile, Velma becomes very controlling of Shaggy and asks him to stop saying "like."
THE LEGEND OF ALICE MAY
Original Air Date: Monday, August 16, 2010
Villain: The Ghost of Alice May
A new girl named Alice May comes to Crystal Cove High and Fred takes a liking to her. Meanwhile, Sheriff Stone warns the students that there is a ghost girl taking guys away into the night in her phantom limousine, in order to build up her "man posse." When the gang is attacked by the ghost girl in the Crystal Cove Cemetery, they find out that Alice is the ghost girl...and wants to take Fred to the prom.
Trivia:
- Elements from "Jeepers, It's The Creeper!" (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?) are referenced in this episode.
- Two of the dancing kids at the prom resemble Coilman and Multiman from The Impossibles (another Hanna-Barbera series).
IN FEAR OF THE PHANTOM
Villain: The Ghost of Alice May
A new girl named Alice May comes to Crystal Cove High and Fred takes a liking to her. Meanwhile, Sheriff Stone warns the students that there is a ghost girl taking guys away into the night in her phantom limousine, in order to build up her "man posse." When the gang is attacked by the ghost girl in the Crystal Cove Cemetery, they find out that Alice is the ghost girl...and wants to take Fred to the prom.
Trivia:
- Elements from "Jeepers, It's The Creeper!" (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?) are referenced in this episode.
- Two of the dancing kids at the prom resemble Coilman and Multiman from The Impossibles (another Hanna-Barbera series).
IN FEAR OF THE PHANTOM
Original Air Date: Monday, August 23, 2010
Villain: The Phantom
Velma's favorite band the Hex Girls are in town, so she and the gang go along to the concert. While there, a mysterious phantom tries to harm the girls, and Daphne must go undercover as new Hex Girl "Crush" to capture the phantom. Meanwhile, Scooby becomes jealous of Velma and makes friends with a puppet named Harry.
Trivia:
- During Daphne's "Trap of Love" song, the highlights in Dusk's hair briefly disappear before reappearing like normal.
- EarTube is an obvious parody of YouTube.
THE GRASP OF OF THE GNOME
Villain: The Phantom
Velma's favorite band the Hex Girls are in town, so she and the gang go along to the concert. While there, a mysterious phantom tries to harm the girls, and Daphne must go undercover as new Hex Girl "Crush" to capture the phantom. Meanwhile, Scooby becomes jealous of Velma and makes friends with a puppet named Harry.
Trivia:
- During Daphne's "Trap of Love" song, the highlights in Dusk's hair briefly disappear before reappearing like normal.
- EarTube is an obvious parody of YouTube.
THE GRASP OF OF THE GNOME
Original Air Date: Monday, August 30, 2010
Villain: Gnome
The gang attends the Royal Knights Faire, where a gnome is paralyzing everyone wearing pirate costumes. When Shaggy is captured, the gang must save him while dealing with their own relationship issues.
BATTLE OF THE HUMUNGONAUTS
Villain: Gnome
The gang attends the Royal Knights Faire, where a gnome is paralyzing everyone wearing pirate costumes. When Shaggy is captured, the gang must save him while dealing with their own relationship issues.
BATTLE OF THE HUMUNGONAUTS
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Original Air Date: Monday, September 6, 2010
Villain: The Humungonauts
Two giant creatures named "Humungonauts" begin wrecking buildings in Crystal Cove. The gang, which Fred has now named "Mystery Incorporated" after their predecessors, tries to stop the giant monsters by looking for clues - but does the fact that all the buildings being attacked are owned by Max and Jax Minner have anything to do with the mystery? Meanwhile, Velma forces Shaggy to choose between her and Scooby.
Trivia:
- This episode is a parody of War of the Gargantuas. "Stuck in My Throat" is the name of a song in that movie, which is parodied in this episode.
HOWL OF THE FRIGHT HOUND
Villain: The Humungonauts
Two giant creatures named "Humungonauts" begin wrecking buildings in Crystal Cove. The gang, which Fred has now named "Mystery Incorporated" after their predecessors, tries to stop the giant monsters by looking for clues - but does the fact that all the buildings being attacked are owned by Max and Jax Minner have anything to do with the mystery? Meanwhile, Velma forces Shaggy to choose between her and Scooby.
Trivia:
- This episode is a parody of War of the Gargantuas. "Stuck in My Throat" is the name of a song in that movie, which is parodied in this episode.
HOWL OF THE FRIGHT HOUND
Original Air Date: Monday, October 4, 2010
Villain: Fright Hound
Scooby is framed for wrecking Velma's mother's tour bus by a monstrous dog, and is arrested by Sheriff Stone. While visiting Scooby at the animal asylum, they meet Professor Pericles, the mascot of the old Mystery Incorporated, who warns Fred to beware of those close to him. In addition, Shaggy also finally decides between Scooby and Velma.
Trivia:
- This episode is a reference to Terminator.
- The character Jason Wyatt was named after the production manager for the series (who has the same name).
- Yogi Bear appears as an inmate in the asylum.
- The Crystal Cove Online game on the Cartoon Network website that allowed players to play a version of each week's mystery accidentally uploaded the level to go with this episode three weeks too early, on September 13. This revealed the plot and culprit of the episode.
THE SECRET SERUM
Villain: Fright Hound
Scooby is framed for wrecking Velma's mother's tour bus by a monstrous dog, and is arrested by Sheriff Stone. While visiting Scooby at the animal asylum, they meet Professor Pericles, the mascot of the old Mystery Incorporated, who warns Fred to beware of those close to him. In addition, Shaggy also finally decides between Scooby and Velma.
Trivia:
- This episode is a reference to Terminator.
- The character Jason Wyatt was named after the production manager for the series (who has the same name).
- Yogi Bear appears as an inmate in the asylum.
- The Crystal Cove Online game on the Cartoon Network website that allowed players to play a version of each week's mystery accidentally uploaded the level to go with this episode three weeks too early, on September 13. This revealed the plot and culprit of the episode.
THE SECRET SERUM
Original Air Date: Monday, October 11, 2010
Villain: Vampire
Torn apart from Velma and Shaggy's break-up and Fred and Daphne's fight, the gang tries to solve the mystery of a strange vampire stealing valuable items to make a serum. What Daphne doesn't realize is that the vampire may indeed be someone very close to her.
Trivia:
- Angie Dinkley mentions Skull Island, which appeared (as different islands) in both "Go Away Ghost Ship" (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?) and "The Creepy Case of Old Iron Face" (The Scooby-Doo Show).
- Cass Elliot and Don Knotts appear in the audience at the auction. The auctioneer is also a parody of David Dickinson, a famous antiques expert.
- The restaurant's name is a parody of the horror movie The Cabinet of Dr. Calagari.
THE SHRIEKING MADNESS
Villain: Vampire
Torn apart from Velma and Shaggy's break-up and Fred and Daphne's fight, the gang tries to solve the mystery of a strange vampire stealing valuable items to make a serum. What Daphne doesn't realize is that the vampire may indeed be someone very close to her.
Trivia:
- Angie Dinkley mentions Skull Island, which appeared (as different islands) in both "Go Away Ghost Ship" (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?) and "The Creepy Case of Old Iron Face" (The Scooby-Doo Show).
- Cass Elliot and Don Knotts appear in the audience at the auction. The auctioneer is also a parody of David Dickinson, a famous antiques expert.
- The restaurant's name is a parody of the horror movie The Cabinet of Dr. Calagari.
THE SHRIEKING MADNESS
Original Air Date: Monday, October 18, 2010
Villain: Char Gar Gothakon
At Darrow University, Mystery Inc. runs into author H.P. Hatecraft, who is being plagued by a mythical beast from one of his books. When Hatecraft is captured by the beast, the gang must find him and solve the mystery before it is too late.
Trivia:
- Harlan Ellison guest stars as himself.
- This episode is a parody of H.P. Lovecraft and his books. Char Gar Gothakon is a parody of Cthulhu.
- Galaxy Quest is referenced when Mayor Jones says "By Grabthar's hammer".
- Howard E. Roberts is a parody of another famous author, Robert E. Howard, who is most famous for creating Conan the Barbarian.
WHEN THE CICADA CALLS
Villain: Char Gar Gothakon
At Darrow University, Mystery Inc. runs into author H.P. Hatecraft, who is being plagued by a mythical beast from one of his books. When Hatecraft is captured by the beast, the gang must find him and solve the mystery before it is too late.
Trivia:
- Harlan Ellison guest stars as himself.
- This episode is a parody of H.P. Lovecraft and his books. Char Gar Gothakon is a parody of Cthulhu.
- Galaxy Quest is referenced when Mayor Jones says "By Grabthar's hammer".
- Howard E. Roberts is a parody of another famous author, Robert E. Howard, who is most famous for creating Conan the Barbarian.
WHEN THE CICADA CALLS
Original Air Date: Monday, October 25, 2010
Villain: Cicada Creature
A giant cicada creature made up of thousands of cicada bugs begin attacking workers of Destroido Corporation, the company that makes Shaggy and Scooby's favorite snacks, Nature's Slivers. The gang tries to solve the mystery, but is threatened by the creature that something terrible will happen to them if they don't immediately cease the investigation.
Trivia:
- Despite that this officially marks the middle of Season 1, Cartoon Network advertised this episode as the Season 1 finale, and the next episode ("Mystery Solvers Club State Finals") as the Season 2 premiere.
MYSTERY SOLVERS CLUB STATE FINALS
Villain: Cicada Creature
A giant cicada creature made up of thousands of cicada bugs begin attacking workers of Destroido Corporation, the company that makes Shaggy and Scooby's favorite snacks, Nature's Slivers. The gang tries to solve the mystery, but is threatened by the creature that something terrible will happen to them if they don't immediately cease the investigation.
Trivia:
- Despite that this officially marks the middle of Season 1, Cartoon Network advertised this episode as the Season 1 finale, and the next episode ("Mystery Solvers Club State Finals") as the Season 2 premiere.
MYSTERY SOLVERS CLUB STATE FINALS
Original Air Date: Tuesday, February 1, 2011 (iTunes & Amazon)
Tuesday, May 3, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Lord Infernicus
At the Mystery Solvers Club State Finals, where big name mystery-solvers Speed Buggy, Jabberjaw, The Funky Phantom and Captain Caveman are all participating, a demon named Lord Infernicus kidnaps all the contestants besides the mascots. Being the only ones left, the team mascots are forced to figure out the mystery and find their pals.
Trivia:
- This episode was originally supposed to premiere on January 31, 2011, but was postponed at the last minute for unknown reasons. Due to the last minute cancellation, iTunes and Amazon were never notified by Cartoon Network of the change, so the episode was posted February 1, the next day. The episode was promptly removed within a few days after the mistake was discovered.
- The casts of Jabberjaw, Speed Buggy, The Funky Phantom and Captain Caveman appear in this episode.
- Oddly, the Funky Phantom is never once called "Mudsy" in this episode, despite that his name was used all the time in the original The Funky Phantom series.
THE WILD BROOD
Tuesday, May 3, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Lord Infernicus
At the Mystery Solvers Club State Finals, where big name mystery-solvers Speed Buggy, Jabberjaw, The Funky Phantom and Captain Caveman are all participating, a demon named Lord Infernicus kidnaps all the contestants besides the mascots. Being the only ones left, the team mascots are forced to figure out the mystery and find their pals.
Trivia:
- This episode was originally supposed to premiere on January 31, 2011, but was postponed at the last minute for unknown reasons. Due to the last minute cancellation, iTunes and Amazon were never notified by Cartoon Network of the change, so the episode was posted February 1, the next day. The episode was promptly removed within a few days after the mistake was discovered.
- The casts of Jabberjaw, Speed Buggy, The Funky Phantom and Captain Caveman appear in this episode.
- Oddly, the Funky Phantom is never once called "Mudsy" in this episode, despite that his name was used all the time in the original The Funky Phantom series.
THE WILD BROOD
Original Air Date: Tuesday, March 15, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, May 10, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Shadow Orc
Daphne and Velma decide to go with an Orc biker gang, causing friction between the gang. When a powerful weapon is stolen from the Crystal Cove Armory, Odnarb and his biker friends are the first suspects. The gang tries to figure out who is really behind the mystery and clear Odnarb's name.
Trivia:
- This episode's title is a parody of Marlon Brando's The Wild One film, evident by the fact that Brando spelled backwards is Odnarb.
WHERE WALKS APHRODITE
Tuesday, May 10, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Shadow Orc
Daphne and Velma decide to go with an Orc biker gang, causing friction between the gang. When a powerful weapon is stolen from the Crystal Cove Armory, Odnarb and his biker friends are the first suspects. The gang tries to figure out who is really behind the mystery and clear Odnarb's name.
Trivia:
- This episode's title is a parody of Marlon Brando's The Wild One film, evident by the fact that Brando spelled backwards is Odnarb.
WHERE WALKS APHRODITE
Original Air Date: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, May 17, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Aphrodite
Aphrodite, the goddess of love, comes to Crystal Cove and puts everyone in a love trance, except Scooby. With the help of Professor Pericles, Scooby has to help get his friends out of the trance and stop Aphrodite.
Trivia:
- This episode is a parody and mash-up of both Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Stephen King's Carrie.
- Pericles's left eye changes from orange to green depending on the scene.
ESCAPE FROM MYSTERY MANOR
Tuesday, May 17, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Aphrodite
Aphrodite, the goddess of love, comes to Crystal Cove and puts everyone in a love trance, except Scooby. With the help of Professor Pericles, Scooby has to help get his friends out of the trance and stop Aphrodite.
Trivia:
- This episode is a parody and mash-up of both Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Stephen King's Carrie.
- Pericles's left eye changes from orange to green depending on the scene.
ESCAPE FROM MYSTERY MANOR
Original Air Date: Thursday, March 17, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Danny Darrow
The gang goes to the underground Darrow Manor, and finds a piece of a mysterious disc. It turns out they are not alone in the house, when they find a mysterious old man who appears to be setting Saw-style traps for them.
Trivia:
- This episode was mistakenly sent to TV stations internationally as "Escape from Mystery Island".
- This episode is a parody of Saw.
THE DRAGON'S SECRET
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Danny Darrow
The gang goes to the underground Darrow Manor, and finds a piece of a mysterious disc. It turns out they are not alone in the house, when they find a mysterious old man who appears to be setting Saw-style traps for them.
Trivia:
- This episode was mistakenly sent to TV stations internationally as "Escape from Mystery Island".
- This episode is a parody of Saw.
THE DRAGON'S SECRET
Original Air Date: Friday, March 18, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, May 31, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: White Wizard / Mai-Lee
An exchange student from China named Mai-Lee comes to Crystal Cove, just in time for a wizard to attack Daphne's house. The gang later realizes that Mai-Lee's ring is what the wizard is after, so they attempt to protect her.
NIGHTFRIGHT
Tuesday, May 31, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: White Wizard / Mai-Lee
An exchange student from China named Mai-Lee comes to Crystal Cove, just in time for a wizard to attack Daphne's house. The gang later realizes that Mai-Lee's ring is what the wizard is after, so they attempt to protect her.
NIGHTFRIGHT
Original Air Date: Thursday, March 24, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Nightfright
Shaggy and Scooby win an essay contest to have dinner with Vincent Van Ghoul, but their dream is quickly ruined when a demon named Nightfright begins stalking Vincent. Shaggy and Scooby reluctantly promise to help their favorite actor rid his house of the demon.
Trivia:
- The Repellant of Dr. Phobos is a parody of The Abominable Dr. Phibes, a real life Vincent Price film.
- Scooby's initials are backwards on his dog tag when the Mutant Bee appears.
- Vincent's organ security code differs in length each time he plays it.
- Scooby and Shaggy switch places at the dinner table, which is an animation error.
THE SIREN'S SONG
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Nightfright
Shaggy and Scooby win an essay contest to have dinner with Vincent Van Ghoul, but their dream is quickly ruined when a demon named Nightfright begins stalking Vincent. Shaggy and Scooby reluctantly promise to help their favorite actor rid his house of the demon.
Trivia:
- The Repellant of Dr. Phobos is a parody of The Abominable Dr. Phibes, a real life Vincent Price film.
- Scooby's initials are backwards on his dog tag when the Mutant Bee appears.
- Vincent's organ security code differs in length each time he plays it.
- Scooby and Shaggy switch places at the dinner table, which is an animation error.
THE SIREN'S SONG
Original Air Date: Sunday, April 30, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Fish Freaks
Feeling like a fifth wheel, Velma goes off alone to investigate the mystery of some sea creatures, and finds a friend in a mermaid.
Trivia:
- Scrappy-Doo and Flim Flam make cameos in this episode. Fred also doesn't know who Flim Flam is, claiming he was at trap camp, which is one possible explanation for his absence in The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo.
MENACE OF THE MANTICORE
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Fish Freaks
Feeling like a fifth wheel, Velma goes off alone to investigate the mystery of some sea creatures, and finds a friend in a mermaid.
Trivia:
- Scrappy-Doo and Flim Flam make cameos in this episode. Fred also doesn't know who Flim Flam is, claiming he was at trap camp, which is one possible explanation for his absence in The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo.
MENACE OF THE MANTICORE
Original Air Date: Saturday, May 7, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Manticore
After Mayor Jones buys a Persian temple online, he discovers it is haunted by a manticore and asks the gang for assistance, while he snoops around for the piece of the planispheric disk.
Trivia:
- The Gypsy in the fortune teller booth at the amusement park strongly resembles the one from "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts" (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?).
ATTACK OF THE HEADLESS HORROR
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Manticore
After Mayor Jones buys a Persian temple online, he discovers it is haunted by a manticore and asks the gang for assistance, while he snoops around for the piece of the planispheric disk.
Trivia:
- The Gypsy in the fortune teller booth at the amusement park strongly resembles the one from "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts" (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?).
ATTACK OF THE HEADLESS HORROR
Original Air Date: Saturday, May 14, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Headless Horror
Dr. Rick Spartan comes to Crystal Cove and teaches Fred's biology class. After Dr. Spartan invites them to his house for dinner, a headless creature comes in and tries to take back his head, which Dr. Spartan found on one of his adventures. The gang must solve the mystery, otherwise Dr. Spartan will be forever cursed by the Headless Horror!
A HAUNTING IN CRYSTAL COVE
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Headless Horror
Dr. Rick Spartan comes to Crystal Cove and teaches Fred's biology class. After Dr. Spartan invites them to his house for dinner, a headless creature comes in and tries to take back his head, which Dr. Spartan found on one of his adventures. The gang must solve the mystery, otherwise Dr. Spartan will be forever cursed by the Headless Horror!
A HAUNTING IN CRYSTAL COVE
Original Air Date: Saturday, May 21, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Shadowy Figure
The gang helps Fred's dad when he is haunted every night by a ghastly shadowy ghost. To stop the haunting, the gang hires a medium, and Fred vows to stop solving mysteries forever if he can't find out what's happening to his dad. Meanwhile, Fred becomes very controlling of Daphne.
Trivia:
- Allusions from Poltergeist are present in this episode.
DEAD JUSTICE
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Shadowy Figure
The gang helps Fred's dad when he is haunted every night by a ghastly shadowy ghost. To stop the haunting, the gang hires a medium, and Fred vows to stop solving mysteries forever if he can't find out what's happening to his dad. Meanwhile, Fred becomes very controlling of Daphne.
Trivia:
- Allusions from Poltergeist are present in this episode.
DEAD JUSTICE
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Original Air Date: Saturday, May 28, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, July 12, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Dead Justice / Piranha-Goat
The ghost of Crystal Cove's most famous sheriff, Dead Justice, comes back to haunt the town and takes over Sheriff Stone's job.
PAWN OF SHADOWS
Tuesday, July 12, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Dead Justice / Piranha-Goat
The ghost of Crystal Cove's most famous sheriff, Dead Justice, comes back to haunt the town and takes over Sheriff Stone's job.
PAWN OF SHADOWS
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Original Air Date: Saturday, June 4, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, July 19, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Obliteratrix / Freak of Crystal Cove
The Mystery Machine is blown up by an undead assassin, causing the gang to ask H.P. Hatecraft for help. Meanwhile, H.P. Hatecraft tries to write a trendy teen novel to counter the "Dusk" series written by his rival Regina Wentworth, and Angel reveals to the gang what really happened on the night the original Mystery Incorporated disappeared 20 years ago.
Trivia:
- Dusk by Regina Wentworth is a parody of Twilight by Stephanie Meyer.
- The cast of Jonny Quest makes a silent cameo.
- H.P. Hatecraft has posters of Schleprock (from The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show), Drak Jr. (from The Drak Pack), Josie and Alexander (from Josie and the Pussycats), Butch Cassidy (from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids) and Suzie and Stanley (from The Amazing Chan Clan) on his office wall.
- Cass Elliot is at the Dusk presentation.
ALL FEAR THE FREAK
Tuesday, July 19, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Obliteratrix / Freak of Crystal Cove
The Mystery Machine is blown up by an undead assassin, causing the gang to ask H.P. Hatecraft for help. Meanwhile, H.P. Hatecraft tries to write a trendy teen novel to counter the "Dusk" series written by his rival Regina Wentworth, and Angel reveals to the gang what really happened on the night the original Mystery Incorporated disappeared 20 years ago.
Trivia:
- Dusk by Regina Wentworth is a parody of Twilight by Stephanie Meyer.
- The cast of Jonny Quest makes a silent cameo.
- H.P. Hatecraft has posters of Schleprock (from The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show), Drak Jr. (from The Drak Pack), Josie and Alexander (from Josie and the Pussycats), Butch Cassidy (from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids) and Suzie and Stanley (from The Amazing Chan Clan) on his office wall.
- Cass Elliot is at the Dusk presentation.
ALL FEAR THE FREAK
Original Air Date: Saturday, June 11, 2011 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, July 26, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Freak of Crystal Cove
The gang searches City Hall to find why Fred's dad is acting so strangely, but are stopped by a creature who calls himself The Freak of Crystal Cove. The gang is arrested by Sheriff Stone for breaking and entering, and Fred and Daphne reveal that they are engaged to their parents and the gang. Mortified, the gang's parents refuse to let the gang see each other. While stuck in their room, Shaggy and Scooby meet up face to face with the ghoulish Freak again, causing them to have to escape out the window. Frustrated with their parents, the gang runs away from home and vows to solve the mystery of the haunted treasure once and for all, but are stalked by the Freak of Crystal Cove at every turn.
Season 2
THE NIGHT THE CLOWN CRIED
Tuesday, July 26, 2011 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Freak of Crystal Cove
The gang searches City Hall to find why Fred's dad is acting so strangely, but are stopped by a creature who calls himself The Freak of Crystal Cove. The gang is arrested by Sheriff Stone for breaking and entering, and Fred and Daphne reveal that they are engaged to their parents and the gang. Mortified, the gang's parents refuse to let the gang see each other. While stuck in their room, Shaggy and Scooby meet up face to face with the ghoulish Freak again, causing them to have to escape out the window. Frustrated with their parents, the gang runs away from home and vows to solve the mystery of the haunted treasure once and for all, but are stalked by the Freak of Crystal Cove at every turn.
Season 2
THE NIGHT THE CLOWN CRIED
Original Air Date: Friday, March 30, 2012 (Cartoon Network On Demand)
Saturday, June 2, 2012 (Boomerang UK)
Monday, July 30, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Crybaby Clown
The new mayor, Janet Nettles, is approached by Velma, who asks them to bring the gang back together. After rescuing Shaggy from military school, Scooby from the farm, and Fred from being a hobo, the gang reunites to find Daphne. To their dismay, Daphne decides she does not want to come back due to getting a new boyfriend, Baylor Hotner, who is the star of the "Dusk" movies. Meanwhile, the town is plagued by Crybaby Clown, a mischievous clown who wants to turn Crystal Cove into chaos.
Trivia:
- On March 30, 2012, the episode was accidentally posted on Cartoon Network's website and sent to TV on-demand providers, in place of "Beware the Beast from Below," which was the episode that was intended to be posted. The episode was removed on April 2, 2012.
- Crybaby Clown mentions Redbeard's Ghost and Mano Tiki Tia from "Go Away Ghost Ship" and "A Tiki Scare is No Fair," both from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? respectively.
- Crybaby Clown's lines when scratching his nails on the chalkboard is a reference to a scene in Jaws.
- Mark Hamill, most famous for voicing The Joker from Batman, voices Crybaby Clown.
- The title is a parody of the unreleased Jerry Lewis film The Day the Clown Cried.
HOUSE OF THE NIGHTMARE WITCH
Saturday, June 2, 2012 (Boomerang UK)
Monday, July 30, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Crybaby Clown
The new mayor, Janet Nettles, is approached by Velma, who asks them to bring the gang back together. After rescuing Shaggy from military school, Scooby from the farm, and Fred from being a hobo, the gang reunites to find Daphne. To their dismay, Daphne decides she does not want to come back due to getting a new boyfriend, Baylor Hotner, who is the star of the "Dusk" movies. Meanwhile, the town is plagued by Crybaby Clown, a mischievous clown who wants to turn Crystal Cove into chaos.
Trivia:
- On March 30, 2012, the episode was accidentally posted on Cartoon Network's website and sent to TV on-demand providers, in place of "Beware the Beast from Below," which was the episode that was intended to be posted. The episode was removed on April 2, 2012.
- Crybaby Clown mentions Redbeard's Ghost and Mano Tiki Tia from "Go Away Ghost Ship" and "A Tiki Scare is No Fair," both from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? respectively.
- Crybaby Clown's lines when scratching his nails on the chalkboard is a reference to a scene in Jaws.
- Mark Hamill, most famous for voicing The Joker from Batman, voices Crybaby Clown.
- The title is a parody of the unreleased Jerry Lewis film The Day the Clown Cried.
HOUSE OF THE NIGHTMARE WITCH
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Original Air Date: Sunday, June 3, 2012 (Boomerang UK)
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Baba Yaga / Witch House
Now working as operatives for Mr. E, Velma and Marcie (Hot Dog Water) are sent on a mission to find the third piece of the planispheric disk in an old house, haunted by the witch Baba Yaga. After they buy the house, it comes to Crystal Cove and springs chicken legs. Without Daphne, the gang asks Marcie to replace Daphne.
THE NIGHT THE CLOWN CRIED II - TEARS OF DOOM!
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Baba Yaga / Witch House
Now working as operatives for Mr. E, Velma and Marcie (Hot Dog Water) are sent on a mission to find the third piece of the planispheric disk in an old house, haunted by the witch Baba Yaga. After they buy the house, it comes to Crystal Cove and springs chicken legs. Without Daphne, the gang asks Marcie to replace Daphne.
THE NIGHT THE CLOWN CRIED II - TEARS OF DOOM!
Original Air Date: Monday, June 4, 2012 (Boomerang UK)
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Crybaby Clown
Crybaby Clown returns to rob Crystal Cove, and begins stealing people. When Fred discovers Daphne is one of Crybaby Clown's kidnapees, the gang gets on Crybaby Clown's plane and tries to rescue Daphne. Meanwhile, Angel returns to Crystal Cove with a new look and attitude.
Trivia:
- This episode is also known as "The Night The Clown Cried II".
- Hot Dog Water replaces Daphne in the intro.
WEB OF THE DREAMWEAVER!
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Crybaby Clown
Crybaby Clown returns to rob Crystal Cove, and begins stealing people. When Fred discovers Daphne is one of Crybaby Clown's kidnapees, the gang gets on Crybaby Clown's plane and tries to rescue Daphne. Meanwhile, Angel returns to Crystal Cove with a new look and attitude.
Trivia:
- This episode is also known as "The Night The Clown Cried II".
- Hot Dog Water replaces Daphne in the intro.
WEB OF THE DREAMWEAVER!
Original Air Date: Tuesday, June 5, 2012 (Boomerang UK)
Thursday, August 2, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Dreamweaver
Shaggy, a closeted Crypts and Creatures player, must help the gang solve the mystery of the Dreamweaver, a creature that haunts people's dreams.
Trivia:
- Hot Dog Water replaces Daphne in the intro.
- Crypts and Creatures is a parody of the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons.
- This episode takes inspiration from Labyrinth and Nightmare on Elm Street.
THE HODAG OF HORROR
Thursday, August 2, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Dreamweaver
Shaggy, a closeted Crypts and Creatures player, must help the gang solve the mystery of the Dreamweaver, a creature that haunts people's dreams.
Trivia:
- Hot Dog Water replaces Daphne in the intro.
- Crypts and Creatures is a parody of the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons.
- This episode takes inspiration from Labyrinth and Nightmare on Elm Street.
THE HODAG OF HORROR
Original Air Date: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 (Boomerang UK)
Friday, August 3, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Hodag
Daphne's sister is attacked by a hodag, so the gang investigates the mystery and tries to capture the beast. Meanwhile, Brad Chiles and Judy Reeves, Fred's real parents, return to Crystal Cove.
Trivia:
- Gene Shepherd is a parody of Eugene Shepherd, who first discovered the Hodag according to Wisconsin legend.
- A girl in the crowd to see the Hodag at the beginning of the episode strongly resembles the teenage version of Sari Sumdac from Transformers Animated.
- The scene at the party where Scooby and Nova share a cheese string is a parody of Lady and the Tramp.
ART OF DARKNESS!
Friday, August 3, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Hodag
Daphne's sister is attacked by a hodag, so the gang investigates the mystery and tries to capture the beast. Meanwhile, Brad Chiles and Judy Reeves, Fred's real parents, return to Crystal Cove.
Trivia:
- Gene Shepherd is a parody of Eugene Shepherd, who first discovered the Hodag according to Wisconsin legend.
- A girl in the crowd to see the Hodag at the beginning of the episode strongly resembles the teenage version of Sari Sumdac from Transformers Animated.
- The scene at the party where Scooby and Nova share a cheese string is a parody of Lady and the Tramp.
ART OF DARKNESS!
Original Air Date: Monday, August 6, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Junk
The gang visits one of Randy Warsaw's - a parody of Andy Warhol - art exhibits, only for one of his masterpieces to come alive and begin eating people. Enlisted by Mayor Nettles, the gang becomes part of Randy's exhibit while Daphne solves the mystery on her own.
Trivia:
- This is the first time an episode has made its world premiere on Cartoon Network in the US since "When the Cicada Calls" on October 25, 2010.
- Randy Warsaw is a spoof of artist Andy Warhol.
- The title is a parody of Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.
- Velma is briefly seen with her glasses on after they were crushed. Her eyes are also green, which is inconsistent with the fact that they were black when she lost her glasses in "Creeping Creatures."
THE GATHERING GLOOM
Villain: Junk
The gang visits one of Randy Warsaw's - a parody of Andy Warhol - art exhibits, only for one of his masterpieces to come alive and begin eating people. Enlisted by Mayor Nettles, the gang becomes part of Randy's exhibit while Daphne solves the mystery on her own.
Trivia:
- This is the first time an episode has made its world premiere on Cartoon Network in the US since "When the Cicada Calls" on October 25, 2010.
- Randy Warsaw is a spoof of artist Andy Warhol.
- The title is a parody of Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.
- Velma is briefly seen with her glasses on after they were crushed. Her eyes are also green, which is inconsistent with the fact that they were black when she lost her glasses in "Creeping Creatures."
THE GATHERING GLOOM
Original Air Date: Tuesday, August 7, 2012 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Graveyard Ghoul
Mayor Nettles hosts a Horror Movie Night in the Crystal Cove Cemetery, only for a ghoul to rise from the grave and attack the participating citizens. While the culprit seems obvious to everyone, Fred tries to discourage the gang from "profiling," so they investigate three Danish girls and their mother, who have just moved to Crystal Cove. While Fred and Shaggy are busy being smitten by the girls and Daphne becomes obsessed with chocolate, Velma and Scooby try to solve the mystery alone by investigating the graveyard by themselves.
NIGHT ON HAUNTED MOUNTAIN
Villain: Graveyard Ghoul
Mayor Nettles hosts a Horror Movie Night in the Crystal Cove Cemetery, only for a ghoul to rise from the grave and attack the participating citizens. While the culprit seems obvious to everyone, Fred tries to discourage the gang from "profiling," so they investigate three Danish girls and their mother, who have just moved to Crystal Cove. While Fred and Shaggy are busy being smitten by the girls and Daphne becomes obsessed with chocolate, Velma and Scooby try to solve the mystery alone by investigating the graveyard by themselves.
NIGHT ON HAUNTED MOUNTAIN
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Original Air Date: Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Villain: Dark Lilith / Skeleton Conquistador Ghost
Fred promises to solve the mystery of the mysterious Lilith who has sent Ethan and Gary to the hospital and stole their lucky soccer ball. On their investigation, the gang runs into a town full of hillbillies and a strange woman named Boron who is in love with a soccer ball. With the help of Boron, the gang finds the Lilith's hideout - an ancient Spanish galleon full of traps.
Trivia:
- The painted face on the soccer ball is a reference to Wilson from Cast-Away.
GRIM JUDGMENT
Villain: Dark Lilith / Skeleton Conquistador Ghost
Fred promises to solve the mystery of the mysterious Lilith who has sent Ethan and Gary to the hospital and stole their lucky soccer ball. On their investigation, the gang runs into a town full of hillbillies and a strange woman named Boron who is in love with a soccer ball. With the help of Boron, the gang finds the Lilith's hideout - an ancient Spanish galleon full of traps.
Trivia:
- The painted face on the soccer ball is a reference to Wilson from Cast-Away.
GRIM JUDGMENT
Original Air Date: Thursday, August 9, 2012
Villain: Ghost of Hebediah Grim
A ghostly puritan haunts Crystal Cove and begins judging girls. When they turn to Ethan and Gary for help, they accuse Doogle McGuiness, a student with a love for acting. With Brad and Judy's help, the gang sets up a trap to see if Hebediah Grim is really Doogle McGuiness or a real ghost.
Trivia:
- Cartoon Network sent the title of this episode to TV providers and TV listing sites (including cartoonnetwork.com) with a typo in "Judgment" (it was incorrectly spelled as "Judgement"). As of currently, the typo has never been corrected for any TV providers or by Cartoon Network.
- Scott Jeralds and Vic Cook, two members on the crew for the show, appear in the Crystal Cove High Yearbook.
- Sternum to Sternum is a parody of the real-life TV show Hart to Hart.
- "The Scorning" is misspelled as "The Scroming" on the program.
- Plynk.sdmi ("sdmi" being a reference to an abbreviation that this show is commonly called) is shown as the video chat service that Ethan and Gary use.
NIGHT TERRORS
Villain: Ghost of Hebediah Grim
A ghostly puritan haunts Crystal Cove and begins judging girls. When they turn to Ethan and Gary for help, they accuse Doogle McGuiness, a student with a love for acting. With Brad and Judy's help, the gang sets up a trap to see if Hebediah Grim is really Doogle McGuiness or a real ghost.
Trivia:
- Cartoon Network sent the title of this episode to TV providers and TV listing sites (including cartoonnetwork.com) with a typo in "Judgment" (it was incorrectly spelled as "Judgement"). As of currently, the typo has never been corrected for any TV providers or by Cartoon Network.
- Scott Jeralds and Vic Cook, two members on the crew for the show, appear in the Crystal Cove High Yearbook.
- Sternum to Sternum is a parody of the real-life TV show Hart to Hart.
- "The Scorning" is misspelled as "The Scroming" on the program.
- Plynk.sdmi ("sdmi" being a reference to an abbreviation that this show is commonly called) is shown as the video chat service that Ethan and Gary use.
NIGHT TERRORS
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Original Air Date: Friday, August 10, 2012
Villain: Fiend / Cook Monster / Banshee / Ghost Train / Mr. Peaches
A landslide causes the gang to become trapped in the Burlington Library, where owner Dan Fluunk greets the gang, and shares the original owner's strange obsession with mystery solving groups consisting of four humans and an animal. When the gang goes to bed for the night, strange things begin happening and each of the gang members are attacked by monsters and apparitions.
Trivia:
- This episode is a parody of "The Shining".
- Daphne's bathrobe erroneously turns purple when she and Shaggy are kissing, despite that it was yellow earlier.
THE MIDNIGHT ZONE
Villain: Fiend / Cook Monster / Banshee / Ghost Train / Mr. Peaches
A landslide causes the gang to become trapped in the Burlington Library, where owner Dan Fluunk greets the gang, and shares the original owner's strange obsession with mystery solving groups consisting of four humans and an animal. When the gang goes to bed for the night, strange things begin happening and each of the gang members are attacked by monsters and apparitions.
Trivia:
- This episode is a parody of "The Shining".
- Daphne's bathrobe erroneously turns purple when she and Shaggy are kissing, despite that it was yellow earlier.
THE MIDNIGHT ZONE
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Original Air Date: Monday, August 13, 2012
Villain: Kriegstaffelbots / Spectre of Abigail Gluck
After a Nazi World War II-esque soldier nearly blows up K-Ghoul, the gang goes underwater to investigate where the robots are coming from. With the help of Tom, Tub and Scooby the seal, the gang submerges into deep underwater area called the Midnight Zone, where the robots are emerging.
Trivia:
- The villains were originally advertised by Cartoon Network as "Kriegstoppabots," however, a few months later, Tony Cervone (the head writer of the show) confirmed that the correct name for the villains were "Kriegstaffelbots."
- This episode's title is a parody of The Twilight Zone.
- Tom and Tub from Moby Dick and Mighty Mightor, another Hanna-Barbera series, guest-star.
- Tom and Tub say their fathers are named Paul Williams and Michael Murphy, who are both from Sealab 2020, another Hanna-Barbera series.
SCAREBEAR
Villain: Kriegstaffelbots / Spectre of Abigail Gluck
After a Nazi World War II-esque soldier nearly blows up K-Ghoul, the gang goes underwater to investigate where the robots are coming from. With the help of Tom, Tub and Scooby the seal, the gang submerges into deep underwater area called the Midnight Zone, where the robots are emerging.
Trivia:
- The villains were originally advertised by Cartoon Network as "Kriegstoppabots," however, a few months later, Tony Cervone (the head writer of the show) confirmed that the correct name for the villains were "Kriegstaffelbots."
- This episode's title is a parody of The Twilight Zone.
- Tom and Tub from Moby Dick and Mighty Mightor, another Hanna-Barbera series, guest-star.
- Tom and Tub say their fathers are named Paul Williams and Michael Murphy, who are both from Sealab 2020, another Hanna-Barbera series.
SCAREBEAR
Original Air Date: Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Villain: Scarebear
After a giant bear attacks Sheriff Stone and Mayor Nettles on Destroido territory, the gang investigates the area, only to find that the Scarebear was the result of a genetic mutation from Destroido's environmentally unsafe conditions.
Trivia:
- Digital streaming platforms list this episode as "Where Stalks the Scarebear".
- Benson Fuhrman is an impersonation of Christopher Walken.
- Mr. E is voiced by Jeff Bennett in this episode, rather than Lewis Black as he is normally.
- Fuhrman mentions he got his claw gloves from a school for gifted children, a reference to X-Men.
WRATH OF THE KRAMPUS
Villain: Scarebear
After a giant bear attacks Sheriff Stone and Mayor Nettles on Destroido territory, the gang investigates the area, only to find that the Scarebear was the result of a genetic mutation from Destroido's environmentally unsafe conditions.
Trivia:
- Digital streaming platforms list this episode as "Where Stalks the Scarebear".
- Benson Fuhrman is an impersonation of Christopher Walken.
- Mr. E is voiced by Jeff Bennett in this episode, rather than Lewis Black as he is normally.
- Fuhrman mentions he got his claw gloves from a school for gifted children, a reference to X-Men.
WRATH OF THE KRAMPUS
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Original Air Date: Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Villain: Krampus / Crystal Sarcophagus Ghost
The gang goes to the Crystal Cove prison to ask Mary Ann Gleardon (who was arrested for dressing up as Que Horrifico) for help, after a Krampus begins punishing all the bad children in Crystal Cove. After the Krampus breaks into prison and steals Mary Ann, the gang must chase the beast to get Mary Ann back. Meanwhile, the old Mystery Incorporated tries to steal the gang's pieces of the Planispheric Disk.
Trivia:
- The Evil Entity/Crystal Sarcophagus Ghost is credited as Nibiru, which is incorrect.
- Velma reads information regarding Nibiru to the gang from what she says is her "favorite Internet encyclopedia." The info she reads to the gang is almost word-for-word from the real-life Wikipedia article on the event.
HEART OF EVIL
Villain: Krampus / Crystal Sarcophagus Ghost
The gang goes to the Crystal Cove prison to ask Mary Ann Gleardon (who was arrested for dressing up as Que Horrifico) for help, after a Krampus begins punishing all the bad children in Crystal Cove. After the Krampus breaks into prison and steals Mary Ann, the gang must chase the beast to get Mary Ann back. Meanwhile, the old Mystery Incorporated tries to steal the gang's pieces of the Planispheric Disk.
Trivia:
- The Evil Entity/Crystal Sarcophagus Ghost is credited as Nibiru, which is incorrect.
- Velma reads information regarding Nibiru to the gang from what she says is her "favorite Internet encyclopedia." The info she reads to the gang is almost word-for-word from the real-life Wikipedia article on the event.
HEART OF EVIL
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Original Air Date: Thursday, August 16, 2012
Villain: Dragon / Dr. Zin
While investigating City Hall for more information on the Planispheric Disk, the gang is attacked by a dragon. Suddenly, Blue Falcon and Dynomutt, Dog Wonder, come to the gang's rescue, who enlist the gang's help to help capture the maniacal Dr. Zin.
Trivia:
- Dynomutt, Blue Falcon (from Dynomutt, Dog Wonder), and Dr. Zin (from Jonny Quest) guest-star in this episode.
THEATER OF DOOM
Villain: Dragon / Dr. Zin
While investigating City Hall for more information on the Planispheric Disk, the gang is attacked by a dragon. Suddenly, Blue Falcon and Dynomutt, Dog Wonder, come to the gang's rescue, who enlist the gang's help to help capture the maniacal Dr. Zin.
Trivia:
- Dynomutt, Blue Falcon (from Dynomutt, Dog Wonder), and Dr. Zin (from Jonny Quest) guest-star in this episode.
THEATER OF DOOM
Original Air Date: Friday, August 17, 2012
Villain: Mummy of Friar Serra
After the Crystal Cove Historical Society is scared off by a mummy, Vincent Van Ghoul is asked to be the director and enlists the gang to become part of the production, despite that the gang is warned by the mummy not to continue otherwise they will be doomed.
Trivia:
- This episode is referred to by CN as "Theater of the Doomed".
- In the "previously on" segment, Abigail Gluck's voice sounds almost ghastly rather than the voice which Mindy Sterling provided in the actual episode, "The Midnight Zone."
- The opening sequence of Van Ghoul's play is a reference to Michael Jackson's song "Thriller."
ALIENS AMONG US
Villain: Mummy of Friar Serra
After the Crystal Cove Historical Society is scared off by a mummy, Vincent Van Ghoul is asked to be the director and enlists the gang to become part of the production, despite that the gang is warned by the mummy not to continue otherwise they will be doomed.
Trivia:
- This episode is referred to by CN as "Theater of the Doomed".
- In the "previously on" segment, Abigail Gluck's voice sounds almost ghastly rather than the voice which Mindy Sterling provided in the actual episode, "The Midnight Zone."
- The opening sequence of Van Ghoul's play is a reference to Michael Jackson's song "Thriller."
ALIENS AMONG US
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Original Air Date: Sunday, March 3, 2013 (Teletoon Canada)
Monday, March 25, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Grey Alien / Nordic Alien / Reptoid
Sheriff Stone claims that aliens have landed in Crystal Cove, prompting the gang to launch an investigation. After the aliens steal Daphne's parents' new Pangea, it leads the gang on a dangerous chase to stop the aliens before they take over the world.
Trivia:
- The coordinates for Gatorsburg, "34 11 15N, 118 20 46W' geolocate to 3300 W. Pacific Avenue, a lighting set room owned by Warner Brothers.
- The Ghost of Friar Serra appears much darker (almost a blackish skin tone) in the "previously on" segment than he was in the last episode.
THE HORRIBLE HERD
Monday, March 25, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Grey Alien / Nordic Alien / Reptoid
Sheriff Stone claims that aliens have landed in Crystal Cove, prompting the gang to launch an investigation. After the aliens steal Daphne's parents' new Pangea, it leads the gang on a dangerous chase to stop the aliens before they take over the world.
Trivia:
- The coordinates for Gatorsburg, "34 11 15N, 118 20 46W' geolocate to 3300 W. Pacific Avenue, a lighting set room owned by Warner Brothers.
- The Ghost of Friar Serra appears much darker (almost a blackish skin tone) in the "previously on" segment than he was in the last episode.
THE HORRIBLE HERD
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Original Air Date: Sunday, March 10, 2013 (Teletoon Canada)
Monday, March 25, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Horrible Herd
Professor Pericles creates a herd of mutated skull cattle, which begins eating the town. The gang must stop Pericles's herd and protect their piece of the Planispheric Disk.
Trivia:
- The scene where Nova falls out of the airplane is a homage to Mufasa from The Lion King.
DANCE OF THE UNDEAD
Monday, March 25, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Horrible Herd
Professor Pericles creates a herd of mutated skull cattle, which begins eating the town. The gang must stop Pericles's herd and protect their piece of the Planispheric Disk.
Trivia:
- The scene where Nova falls out of the airplane is a homage to Mufasa from The Lion King.
DANCE OF THE UNDEAD
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Original Air Date: Sunday, March 17, 2013 (Teletoon Canada)
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Rude Boy & The Ska-Tastics
The gang turns to the Hex Girls for help after a zombie band begins devastating Crystal Cove with their magical powers that can make anyone dance until exhaustion.
Trivia:
- HB News is an obvious reference to Hanna-Barbera. This news company also appears in Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon.
- Dave Wakeling wrote both songs in The Hex Girls vs. Ska-Tastic competition.
- Cass Elliot appears in the dance mob.
- The Hex Girls comment that they wanted a more "classic" look for their new outfits. This is a fourth-wall breaking joke, playing on the fact that many fans were dissatisfied with their remodeled appearances from "In Fear of the Phantom."
- The band's lead singer, Rude Boy, is actually a subtle reference to Jamaican street culture. "Rude boy" was a term for a subculture for people who liked ska music, and also desired to challenge the status quo and societal norms.
THE DEVOURING
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Rude Boy & The Ska-Tastics
The gang turns to the Hex Girls for help after a zombie band begins devastating Crystal Cove with their magical powers that can make anyone dance until exhaustion.
Trivia:
- HB News is an obvious reference to Hanna-Barbera. This news company also appears in Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon.
- Dave Wakeling wrote both songs in The Hex Girls vs. Ska-Tastic competition.
- Cass Elliot appears in the dance mob.
- The Hex Girls comment that they wanted a more "classic" look for their new outfits. This is a fourth-wall breaking joke, playing on the fact that many fans were dissatisfied with their remodeled appearances from "In Fear of the Phantom."
- The band's lead singer, Rude Boy, is actually a subtle reference to Jamaican street culture. "Rude boy" was a term for a subculture for people who liked ska music, and also desired to challenge the status quo and societal norms.
THE DEVOURING
Original Air Date: Saturday, March 23, 2013 (Teletoon Canada)
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Gluten Demon
The gang goes to a restaurant to investigate a gluttonous demon who is eating everything in sight. During their investigation, Rick Spartan and Cachinga, who are also searching for the demon, help the gang capture the demon before it destroys every restaurant in Crystal Cove!
STAND AND DELIVER
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 (Cartoon Network)
Villain: Gluten Demon
The gang goes to a restaurant to investigate a gluttonous demon who is eating everything in sight. During their investigation, Rick Spartan and Cachinga, who are also searching for the demon, help the gang capture the demon before it destroys every restaurant in Crystal Cove!
STAND AND DELIVER
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Original Air Date: Thursday, March 28, 2013
Villain: Dandy Highwayman / Crystal Sarcophagus Ghost
A very charming robber named the Dandy Highwayman begins politely robbing the citizens of Crystal Cove and alluring ladies to come with him to his lair. When Daphne becomes smitten with the Highwayman and goes back to his lair, the gang must find her and stop the Dandy Highwayman before he strikes again!
Trivia:
- This episode title was listed on IMDb exclusively two years before it aired, presumably by someone who worked on the show.
- The Sitting Room is a reference to Twin Peaks.
- The book Velma holds in the recap is differently colored in this episode than it was in the original.
THE MAN IN THE MIRROR
Villain: Dandy Highwayman / Crystal Sarcophagus Ghost
A very charming robber named the Dandy Highwayman begins politely robbing the citizens of Crystal Cove and alluring ladies to come with him to his lair. When Daphne becomes smitten with the Highwayman and goes back to his lair, the gang must find her and stop the Dandy Highwayman before he strikes again!
Trivia:
- This episode title was listed on IMDb exclusively two years before it aired, presumably by someone who worked on the show.
- The Sitting Room is a reference to Twin Peaks.
- The book Velma holds in the recap is differently colored in this episode than it was in the original.
THE MAN IN THE MIRROR
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Original Air Date: Friday, March 29, 2013 (Cut Version, Cartoon Network)
Saturday, March 30, 2013 (Full Version, Online)
Villain: Mirror Fred & Daphne / Skeletons
While investigating a haunted house, Fred is pulled into a mirror by a ghostly doppelganger. In the mirror world, all of Crystal Cove has been destroyed by the Planispheric Disk, and the streets are haunted by marauding skeletons.
Trivia:
- The original airing of this episode on Cartoon Network had approximately the first two minutes of the episode cut. In CN's airing of the episode, the beginning of the episode showed Fred already in the mirror world, confusing viewers as they had not seen where Fred was pulled inside the mirror world. It is unknown why the footage was cut. One day later, the full episode (including the omitted two minutes) was released online.
NIGHTMARE IN RED
Saturday, March 30, 2013 (Full Version, Online)
Villain: Mirror Fred & Daphne / Skeletons
While investigating a haunted house, Fred is pulled into a mirror by a ghostly doppelganger. In the mirror world, all of Crystal Cove has been destroyed by the Planispheric Disk, and the streets are haunted by marauding skeletons.
Trivia:
- The original airing of this episode on Cartoon Network had approximately the first two minutes of the episode cut. In CN's airing of the episode, the beginning of the episode showed Fred already in the mirror world, confusing viewers as they had not seen where Fred was pulled inside the mirror world. It is unknown why the footage was cut. One day later, the full episode (including the omitted two minutes) was released online.
NIGHTMARE IN RED
Original Air Date: Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Villain: Monstrous Freak
Scooby begins dreaming of a distorted version of the Freak of Crystal Cove, so the gang finds Professor Horatio Kharon, a hypnotist expert who claims the Freak has also been haunting his dreams. Horatio sends the gang into the dream world, where the gang is chased everywhere by the Freak.
Trivia:
- The Sitting Room is a reference to Twin Peaks.
- Scooby's line "Every time I think I'm out, they pull me back in" is the same line said by Michael Corleone in The Godfather III.
DARK NIGHT OF THE HUNTERS
Villain: Monstrous Freak
Scooby begins dreaming of a distorted version of the Freak of Crystal Cove, so the gang finds Professor Horatio Kharon, a hypnotist expert who claims the Freak has also been haunting his dreams. Horatio sends the gang into the dream world, where the gang is chased everywhere by the Freak.
Trivia:
- The Sitting Room is a reference to Twin Peaks.
- Scooby's line "Every time I think I'm out, they pull me back in" is the same line said by Michael Corleone in The Godfather III.
DARK NIGHT OF THE HUNTERS
Original Air Date: Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Villain: Priestess
The gang goes to Yucatán to search for the Heart of the Jaguar, which is hidden in a temple that is full of traps and spooked by a mayan priestess.
GATES OF GLOOM
Villain: Priestess
The gang goes to Yucatán to search for the Heart of the Jaguar, which is hidden in a temple that is full of traps and spooked by a mayan priestess.
GATES OF GLOOM
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Original Air Date: Thursday, April 4, 2013
Villain: Professor Pericles / Kriegstaffelbots / Mr. E / Brad Chiles / Judy Reeves
Everyone in Crystal Cove disappears underground, causing the gang to launch an investigation. When they go underground, they find Professor Pericles and the old Mystery Incorporated forcing everyone to dig for the treasure. The gang must have one final showdown with the old Mystery Incorporated to regain control of the town.
Trivia:
- This episode title was posted on IMDb two years before the episode aired.
- Several quotes from famous movies were used in this episode during the uprising. Scooby's line, "They drew first blood, not me." is a reference to First Blood. Shaggy's comment "Danger! Danger! Run, Will Robinson, Run!" is a mash-up of Lost in Space and Forrest Gump.
- "What have I done?" "What you had to do. What you always do, turn traps into a fighting chance to live," is a reference to a line from Kirk and Bones in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
THROUGH THE CURTAIN
Villain: Professor Pericles / Kriegstaffelbots / Mr. E / Brad Chiles / Judy Reeves
Everyone in Crystal Cove disappears underground, causing the gang to launch an investigation. When they go underground, they find Professor Pericles and the old Mystery Incorporated forcing everyone to dig for the treasure. The gang must have one final showdown with the old Mystery Incorporated to regain control of the town.
Trivia:
- This episode title was posted on IMDb two years before the episode aired.
- Several quotes from famous movies were used in this episode during the uprising. Scooby's line, "They drew first blood, not me." is a reference to First Blood. Shaggy's comment "Danger! Danger! Run, Will Robinson, Run!" is a mash-up of Lost in Space and Forrest Gump.
- "What have I done?" "What you had to do. What you always do, turn traps into a fighting chance to live," is a reference to a line from Kirk and Bones in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
THROUGH THE CURTAIN
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Original Air Date: Friday, April 5, 2013
Villain: Professor Pericles / Mr. E / Brad Chiles / Judy Reeves / Rock Monster / Evil Entity
The gang follows the original Mystery Incorporated through the underground caverns, only for Pericles to discover that the gang is following them, causing him to capture Hot Dog Water. The gang is able to make it through the first gate when Marcie provides a distraction, however, she is shot and killed by Pericles. After the gang makes it through the first two gates, they are chased throughout the dimension by a rock monster.
COME UNDONE
Villain: Professor Pericles / Mr. E / Brad Chiles / Judy Reeves / Rock Monster / Evil Entity
The gang follows the original Mystery Incorporated through the underground caverns, only for Pericles to discover that the gang is following them, causing him to capture Hot Dog Water. The gang is able to make it through the first gate when Marcie provides a distraction, however, she is shot and killed by Pericles. After the gang makes it through the first two gates, they are chased throughout the dimension by a rock monster.
COME UNDONE
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Original Air Date: Friday, April 5, 2013
Villain: Evil Entity / Annunaki Minions
The Evil Entity has been released from the crystal sarcophagus, and consumes Professor Pericles so he can gain strength. After the Heart of the Jaguar does not work to stop the Entity, the gang must find the true Heart of the Jaguar, whose location surprises everyone.
Trivia:
- This episode aired exactly three years after the series premiered on Cartoon Network, concluding the series.
- The intro where Nova talks in the stars is a parody of David Lynch's Dune.
- In this same intro, Nova calls Porto the donkey "Gordo," which is Spanish for "heavy."
- A laugh track is heard during the final moments of the episode, to give it a classic feel.
Villain: Evil Entity / Annunaki Minions
The Evil Entity has been released from the crystal sarcophagus, and consumes Professor Pericles so he can gain strength. After the Heart of the Jaguar does not work to stop the Entity, the gang must find the true Heart of the Jaguar, whose location surprises everyone.
Trivia:
- This episode aired exactly three years after the series premiered on Cartoon Network, concluding the series.
- The intro where Nova talks in the stars is a parody of David Lynch's Dune.
- In this same intro, Nova calls Porto the donkey "Gordo," which is Spanish for "heavy."
- A laugh track is heard during the final moments of the episode, to give it a classic feel.
