Season 1
What a Night for a Knight
What a Night for a Knight
Original Air Date: Saturday, September 13, 1969
Villain: Black Knight
While walking home from the movies on a dark and spooky night, Scooby and Shaggy find a suit of armor in an abandoned truck. When they bring it to the museum, the gang discovers that the Black Knight comes alive during a full moon, so they decide to investigate the case.
Trivia:
- This episode and "A Clue for Scooby-Doo" have a different title card from the rest of the season.
- Fred is still listed as "Ronnie" in the original storyboards for this episode. His name was changed to Fred at the very end stages of animating the episode.
Hassle in the Castle
Villain: Black Knight
While walking home from the movies on a dark and spooky night, Scooby and Shaggy find a suit of armor in an abandoned truck. When they bring it to the museum, the gang discovers that the Black Knight comes alive during a full moon, so they decide to investigate the case.
Trivia:
- This episode and "A Clue for Scooby-Doo" have a different title card from the rest of the season.
- Fred is still listed as "Ronnie" in the original storyboards for this episode. His name was changed to Fred at the very end stages of animating the episode.
Hassle in the Castle
Original Air Date: Saturday, September 20, 1969
Villain: The Phantom
On a foggy night, the gang accidentally runs their boat aground on a deserted island. As the gang explores the island and Vazquez Castle, they find out that it is haunted by a phantom who doesn't like visitors.
Trivia:
- This episode has been re-released on more home media sets than any Scooby-Doo episode to date.
A Clue for Scooby-Doo
Villain: The Phantom
On a foggy night, the gang accidentally runs their boat aground on a deserted island. As the gang explores the island and Vazquez Castle, they find out that it is haunted by a phantom who doesn't like visitors.
Trivia:
- This episode has been re-released on more home media sets than any Scooby-Doo episode to date.
A Clue for Scooby-Doo
Original Air Date: Saturday, September 27, 1969
Villain: The Ghost of Captain Cutler
During the gang's beach party, Scooby runs into a seaweed-covered ghost. After the beach party, the gang goes to the Malt Shop and finds out the same ghost that Scooby saw has been sinking ships. They decide to investigate and go diving under where Captain Cutler has been seen, but they quickly run into the ghost.
Trivia:
- Captain Cutler's haunting moan was supposedly heavily inspired from a sound effect of the Abominable Snowman from the September 8, 1957 episode of The Stan Freberg Radio Show.
- The episode's title card is differently designed from the rest of the series.
Mine Your Own Business
Villain: The Ghost of Captain Cutler
During the gang's beach party, Scooby runs into a seaweed-covered ghost. After the beach party, the gang goes to the Malt Shop and finds out the same ghost that Scooby saw has been sinking ships. They decide to investigate and go diving under where Captain Cutler has been seen, but they quickly run into the ghost.
Trivia:
- Captain Cutler's haunting moan was supposedly heavily inspired from a sound effect of the Abominable Snowman from the September 8, 1957 episode of The Stan Freberg Radio Show.
- The episode's title card is differently designed from the rest of the series.
Mine Your Own Business
Original Air Date: Saturday, October 4, 1969
Villain: Miner 49er
Shaggy reads the map upside down and gets the gang stranded in Gold City for the night. While walking around town, they find that the town is deserted because of the Miner 49er, a mysterious ghost from 1849 who is supposedly still searching for gold in the old mines.
Decoy for a Dognapper
Villain: Miner 49er
Shaggy reads the map upside down and gets the gang stranded in Gold City for the night. While walking around town, they find that the town is deserted because of the Miner 49er, a mysterious ghost from 1849 who is supposedly still searching for gold in the old mines.
Decoy for a Dognapper
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Original Air Date: Saturday, October 11, 1969
Villain: Witch Doctor / The Ghost of Geronimo / Mike
Scooby watches a dognapping, so the gang investigates Buck Masters, one of the most well-known dog owners in the city. He claims that dognappers are kidnapping dogs all over the city and believes his dog will be next. The gang makes Scooby a decoy for the dognapper so they can capture him, but the plan backfires when Scooby is dognapped by a witch doctor.
What the Hex Going On?
Villain: Witch Doctor / The Ghost of Geronimo / Mike
Scooby watches a dognapping, so the gang investigates Buck Masters, one of the most well-known dog owners in the city. He claims that dognappers are kidnapping dogs all over the city and believes his dog will be next. The gang makes Scooby a decoy for the dognapper so they can capture him, but the plan backfires when Scooby is dognapped by a witch doctor.
What the Hex Going On?
Original Air Date: Saturday, October 18, 1969
Villain: The Ghost of Elias Kingston / Bulldog
The gang visits their friend Sharon, only to find Sharon's uncle has been turned old by a ghost. The gang tries to solve the case, but when the ghost kidnaps Sharon, and turns Uncle Stewart into a skeleton, it appears the gang may be next.
Never Ape an Ape Man
Villain: The Ghost of Elias Kingston / Bulldog
The gang visits their friend Sharon, only to find Sharon's uncle has been turned old by a ghost. The gang tries to solve the case, but when the ghost kidnaps Sharon, and turns Uncle Stewart into a skeleton, it appears the gang may be next.
Never Ape an Ape Man
Original Air Date: Saturday, October 25, 1969
Villain: Apeman
Daphne visits her uncle, who is filming a movie entitled The Apeman of Forbidden Mountain, but the movie becomes all too real when a real apeman appears and tries to hurt the lead actor.
Foul Play in Funland
Villain: Apeman
Daphne visits her uncle, who is filming a movie entitled The Apeman of Forbidden Mountain, but the movie becomes all too real when a real apeman appears and tries to hurt the lead actor.
Foul Play in Funland
Original Air Date: Saturday, November 1, 1969
Villain: Charlie the Robot
While clam picking on the beach, the gang sees a nearby amusement park's lights suddenly come on, even though the amusement park wasn't scheduled to open yet. When they investigate, they find all the rides are running by themselves and a mysterious man is running around the carnival.
The Backstage Rage
Villain: Charlie the Robot
While clam picking on the beach, the gang sees a nearby amusement park's lights suddenly come on, even though the amusement park wasn't scheduled to open yet. When they investigate, they find all the rides are running by themselves and a mysterious man is running around the carnival.
The Backstage Rage
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Original Air Date: Saturday, November 8, 1969
Villain: Puppet Master / Puppets
While investigating a counterfeiting case, the gang becomes trapped in a puppet master's house that is full of living puppets.
Bedlam in the Big Top
Villain: Puppet Master / Puppets
While investigating a counterfeiting case, the gang becomes trapped in a puppet master's house that is full of living puppets.
Bedlam in the Big Top
Original Air Date: Saturday, November 15, 1969
Villain: Ghost Clown
The gang bump into two people near a circus that claim to have seen a mysterious ghost clown, who broke their bike and nearly injured them. When the gang checks out the circus, they become hypnotized by the evil clown.
A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts
Villain: Ghost Clown
The gang bump into two people near a circus that claim to have seen a mysterious ghost clown, who broke their bike and nearly injured them. When the gang checks out the circus, they become hypnotized by the evil clown.
A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts
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Original Air Date: Saturday, November 22, 1969
Villain: Dracula / Werewolf / Frankenstein / Fortune Teller
The gang stops at a fortune teller's wagon on their way to Franken Castle. The fortune teller tells them never to go to the castle, but they ignore her warning. They shouldn't have however, as it turns out that a werewolf, Frankenstein, and Count Dracula himself are living in the castle and aren't very fond of visitors!
Trivia:
- Despite never being given a name in "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts," many fans refer to the fortune teller in this episode as Carlotta. She's even referred to as such in "The Creeping Creatures" from Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. However, Carlotta wasn't a fan-made or retconned name; it actually came from one of the official Gold Key comics released in February 1972. #10 of the Scooby-Doo...Where Are You comics, "The Ghosts of Grimstone Manor," featured an adaption of the classic "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts" plot. In the comic, the fortune teller is given the name of Carlotta, even though she was not named in the episode.
Scooby-Doo and a Mummy, Too!
Villain: Dracula / Werewolf / Frankenstein / Fortune Teller
The gang stops at a fortune teller's wagon on their way to Franken Castle. The fortune teller tells them never to go to the castle, but they ignore her warning. They shouldn't have however, as it turns out that a werewolf, Frankenstein, and Count Dracula himself are living in the castle and aren't very fond of visitors!
Trivia:
- Despite never being given a name in "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts," many fans refer to the fortune teller in this episode as Carlotta. She's even referred to as such in "The Creeping Creatures" from Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. However, Carlotta wasn't a fan-made or retconned name; it actually came from one of the official Gold Key comics released in February 1972. #10 of the Scooby-Doo...Where Are You comics, "The Ghosts of Grimstone Manor," featured an adaption of the classic "A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts" plot. In the comic, the fortune teller is given the name of Carlotta, even though she was not named in the episode.
Scooby-Doo and a Mummy, Too!
Original Air Date: Saturday, November 29, 1969
Villain: The Mummy of Anhka
While the gang is visiting an archaeology museum, a 3,000 year old mummy comes to life and turns the museum owner into stone. The gang has to solve the mystery before they all suffer the same fate!
Which Witch Is Which?
Villain: The Mummy of Anhka
While the gang is visiting an archaeology museum, a 3,000 year old mummy comes to life and turns the museum owner into stone. The gang has to solve the mystery before they all suffer the same fate!
Which Witch Is Which?
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Original Air Date: Saturday, December 6, 1969
Villain: Witch / Zombie
After an unsuccessful fishing trip, the Mystery Inc. gang becomes lost in a swamp and asks an old man for directions. They must then flee for their lives when the man turns out to be a zombie. After escaping, they visit a local gas station and find out a witch is haunting the swamp. When they go investigate, Daphne is captured by the witch and the gang must rescue her.
Trivia:
- The witch is the only female villain in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?.
Spooky Space Kook
Villain: Witch / Zombie
After an unsuccessful fishing trip, the Mystery Inc. gang becomes lost in a swamp and asks an old man for directions. They must then flee for their lives when the man turns out to be a zombie. After escaping, they visit a local gas station and find out a witch is haunting the swamp. When they go investigate, Daphne is captured by the witch and the gang must rescue her.
Trivia:
- The witch is the only female villain in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?.
Spooky Space Kook
Original Air Date: Saturday, December 13, 1969
Villain: Space Kook
When the Mystery Machine runs out of gas, the gang must ask for help from a farmer. It turns out that there is a space alien haunting the abandoned airfield that the gang is stranded in, and the gang must try to dodge the alien throughout the airfield.
Go Away Ghost Ship
Villain: Space Kook
When the Mystery Machine runs out of gas, the gang must ask for help from a farmer. It turns out that there is a space alien haunting the abandoned airfield that the gang is stranded in, and the gang must try to dodge the alien throughout the airfield.
Go Away Ghost Ship
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Original Air Date: Saturday, December 20, 1969
Villain: The Ghost of Redbeard and Crew
When the gang reads in the newspaper that C.L. Magnus's business is being ruined by a ghost, they offer to help Magnus. The gang attempts to trap Redbeard, but end up getting trapped themselves on his creepy ghost ship.
Trivia:
- In 1998, Cartoon Network released the Scooby-Doo! Ghoul Gallery coloring book, which includes a zombified redesigning of C.L. Magnus's butler. This is odd because he only has a brief appearance in this episode and does not appear in any other episodes in the franchise.
A Night of Fright Is No Delight
Villain: The Ghost of Redbeard and Crew
When the gang reads in the newspaper that C.L. Magnus's business is being ruined by a ghost, they offer to help Magnus. The gang attempts to trap Redbeard, but end up getting trapped themselves on his creepy ghost ship.
Trivia:
- In 1998, Cartoon Network released the Scooby-Doo! Ghoul Gallery coloring book, which includes a zombified redesigning of C.L. Magnus's butler. This is odd because he only has a brief appearance in this episode and does not appear in any other episodes in the franchise.
A Night of Fright Is No Delight
Original Air Date: Saturday, January 10, 1970
Villain: Green Ghosts (aka Phantom Shadows)
Scooby is about to inherit a fortune from the late Colonel Sanders, but he finds out there's a catch...he must spend a night in the Colonel's house, which is haunted by two phantoms.
That's Snow Ghost
Villain: Green Ghosts (aka Phantom Shadows)
Scooby is about to inherit a fortune from the late Colonel Sanders, but he finds out there's a catch...he must spend a night in the Colonel's house, which is haunted by two phantoms.
That's Snow Ghost
Original Air Date: Saturday, January 17, 1970
Villain: Snow Ghost
On a trip to a ski resort, the gang encounters a vengeful Snow Ghost at their hotel. When they investigate, they find an old Tibetan man who explains that the monster is actually the ghost of the Yeti...and is out for revenge.
Season 2
Nowhere to Hyde
Villain: Snow Ghost
On a trip to a ski resort, the gang encounters a vengeful Snow Ghost at their hotel. When they investigate, they find an old Tibetan man who explains that the monster is actually the ghost of the Yeti...and is out for revenge.
Season 2
Nowhere to Hyde
Original Air Date: Saturday, September 12, 1970
Villain: The Ghost of Hyde
When the ghost of Mr. Hyde hides in the Mystery Machine, the gang investigates the home of Dr. Jekyll, who claims to be turning into the ghost every night.
Chase scene song: Recipe for My Love by Austin Roberts
Mystery Mask Mix-Up
Villain: The Ghost of Hyde
When the ghost of Mr. Hyde hides in the Mystery Machine, the gang investigates the home of Dr. Jekyll, who claims to be turning into the ghost every night.
Chase scene song: Recipe for My Love by Austin Roberts
Mystery Mask Mix-Up
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Original Air Date: Saturday, September 19, 1970
Villain: The Ghost of Zen Tuo / The Zombies (aka Scare Pair)
When Daphne buys a mask at a curio shop in Chinatown, two zombies chase the gang for the mask and capture Daphne. The gang goes to the Temple in the Hills to rescue her, but they all end up captured by the ghost of Zen Tuo.
Chase scene song: I Can Make You Happy by Austin Roberts
Jeepers, It's the Creeper
Villain: The Ghost of Zen Tuo / The Zombies (aka Scare Pair)
When Daphne buys a mask at a curio shop in Chinatown, two zombies chase the gang for the mask and capture Daphne. The gang goes to the Temple in the Hills to rescue her, but they all end up captured by the ghost of Zen Tuo.
Chase scene song: I Can Make You Happy by Austin Roberts
Jeepers, It's the Creeper
Original Air Date: Saturday, September 26, 1970
Villain: The Creeper
On their way to a barn dance, the gang discovers a nearly unconscious bank guard who tells them "The flame will tell the Creeper." When they bring him to the bank manager's house, they find out the Creeper is actually a phantom who is robbing banks. The gang then goes to the barn dance, but little do they know, the Creeper has followed them to get a paper that the bank guard gave them.
Chase scene song: Daydreamin' by Austin Roberts
Trivia:
- The Creeper may have been inspired by Rondo Hatton, who is a horror actor that played a character named The Creeper in the films House of Horrors and The Brute Man.
Scooby's Night with a Frozen Fright
Villain: The Creeper
On their way to a barn dance, the gang discovers a nearly unconscious bank guard who tells them "The flame will tell the Creeper." When they bring him to the bank manager's house, they find out the Creeper is actually a phantom who is robbing banks. The gang then goes to the barn dance, but little do they know, the Creeper has followed them to get a paper that the bank guard gave them.
Chase scene song: Daydreamin' by Austin Roberts
Trivia:
- The Creeper may have been inspired by Rondo Hatton, who is a horror actor that played a character named The Creeper in the films House of Horrors and The Brute Man.
Scooby's Night with a Frozen Fright
Original Air Date: Saturday, October 3, 1970
Villain: Caveman
While fishing at Oceanland, Shaggy accidentally catches a caveman frozen in ice. They give the caveman to Oceanland, but when they return, they find the caveman has been thawed out and is now living...and very angry.
Chase scene song: Seven Days a Week by Austin Roberts
Haunted House Hang Up
Villain: Caveman
While fishing at Oceanland, Shaggy accidentally catches a caveman frozen in ice. They give the caveman to Oceanland, but when they return, they find the caveman has been thawed out and is now living...and very angry.
Chase scene song: Seven Days a Week by Austin Roberts
Haunted House Hang Up
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Original Air Date: Saturday, October 10, 1970
Villain: Headless Spectre / Ghosts
The gang is on their way to a rock festival, when they become lost and must ask for directions. The man they ask tells them that they can take two ways - the long way or the short way. They choose the short way, but they end up running out of gas near a seemingly abandoned house. They go into the house, only to find that there is a mysterious knocking sound and the Headless Spectre roaming the halls at night.
Chase scene song: Love the World by Austin Roberts
A Tiki Scare Is No Fair
Villain: Headless Spectre / Ghosts
The gang is on their way to a rock festival, when they become lost and must ask for directions. The man they ask tells them that they can take two ways - the long way or the short way. They choose the short way, but they end up running out of gas near a seemingly abandoned house. They go into the house, only to find that there is a mysterious knocking sound and the Headless Spectre roaming the halls at night.
Chase scene song: Love the World by Austin Roberts
A Tiki Scare Is No Fair
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Original Air Date: Saturday, October 17, 1970
Villain: Witch Doctor / Mano Tiki Tia
Shaggy and Scooby go to their forty-eighth luau, courtesy of Mr. John Simms, but when Mr. Simms is kidnapped by a witch doctor, the gang must go to a haunted Hawaiian village.
Trivia:
- This is the only second-season episode not to have a chase scene song.
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Werewolf
Villain: Witch Doctor / Mano Tiki Tia
Shaggy and Scooby go to their forty-eighth luau, courtesy of Mr. John Simms, but when Mr. Simms is kidnapped by a witch doctor, the gang must go to a haunted Hawaiian village.
Trivia:
- This is the only second-season episode not to have a chase scene song.
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Werewolf
Original Air Date: Saturday, October 24, 1970
Villain: The Werewolf Ghost of Silas Long
On a camping trip, the gang hears a werewolf howling and decide to investigate. Nearby, they find an open grave and follow the footprints near the grave to an old sawmill...where they find that they may be following the ghost of a werewolf.
Chase scene song: Tell Me, Tell Me by Austin Roberts
Don't Fool with a Phantom
Villain: The Werewolf Ghost of Silas Long
On a camping trip, the gang hears a werewolf howling and decide to investigate. Nearby, they find an open grave and follow the footprints near the grave to an old sawmill...where they find that they may be following the ghost of a werewolf.
Chase scene song: Tell Me, Tell Me by Austin Roberts
Don't Fool with a Phantom
Original Air Date: Saturday, October 31, 1970
Villain: The Wax Phantom
While the gang is doing a dance contest at KLMN with Johnny Sands, a wax phantom appears and kidnaps the TV station manager and Johnny. When the gang attempts to investigate, the Wax Phantom captures Shaggy and Scooby, and tries to turn them into wax.
Chase scene song: Pretty Mary Sunlight by Austin Roberts
Trivia:
- Black Widow (a villain from Space Ghost) appears in the wax museum.
Villain: The Wax Phantom
While the gang is doing a dance contest at KLMN with Johnny Sands, a wax phantom appears and kidnaps the TV station manager and Johnny. When the gang attempts to investigate, the Wax Phantom captures Shaggy and Scooby, and tries to turn them into wax.
Chase scene song: Pretty Mary Sunlight by Austin Roberts
Trivia:
- Black Widow (a villain from Space Ghost) appears in the wax museum.
