This is what I came up with as an alternate, somewhat more interesting, climax to "Scooby-Doo Where Are You?" episode, "Go Away Ghost Ship". No Copyright Intended.

Here's another idea I had for what could've been an episode of "Scooby-Doo Where Are You?". It includes and element from the cover image. No Copyright Intended.

Here's another 'TV cartoon episode' adaptation of a "Scooby-Doo Mystery Adventure" computer game. I made it the alternate pilot because they both had the same kind of monster. But the game had a more appropriately themed story and a wider variety of suspects. No Copyright Intended.

Here's an idea I had for what could've been an episode of "Scooby-Doo Where Are You?". We've seen kids as potential suspects or culprits in certain "Scooby-Doo" mysteries, so I'm curious as to why it didn't go as far back as the original series. All Rights Reserved to Hanna-Barbara Productions. No Copyright Intended.

Here's another 'TV cartoon episode' adaptation of another one of those "Scooby-Doo" computer games from the Learning Company. No Copyright Intended.

I tried to publish this before, but it didn't seem to get through. This is another adaptation of a "Scooby-Doo Mystery Adventure" game from The Learning Company, turned into a TV cartoon episode. No Copyright Intended.

Here's my 2nd attempt at publishing this "Scooby-Doo" time-travel story. I hope it gets through this time. No Copyright Intended.

This is a cartoon episode adaptation of one of the "Scooby-Doo Mystery Adventure" computer games from The Learning Company. I tried publishing earlier, but it didn't seem to get through, hopefully it works this time. No Copyright Intended.

Here's another episode I thought would've been good for "The Scooby-Doo Show". This one was partially inspired by a "Scooby-Doo" game from "Ghosts of Pirate Beach", which I've played, but never won. All Rights Reserved. No Copyright Intended.

Here's another cartoon episode concept based on one of the Learning Company's "Scooby-Doo Mystery Adventure" computer games. All rights reserved to Warner Bros. Animation, Warner Interactive, and The Learning Company. No copyright intended.

This is a 'TV cartoon episode' version of one of the "Scooby-Doo: Mystery Adventures" CD-ROM computer games from 'The Learning Company'. Which I've played a few times. I made sure the suspects and clues matched their CD-ROM counterparts. All rights reserved to Warner Bros. Animation, Warner Interactive, and the Learning Company. No copyright intended.

Here's my other attempt to make a potential episode of "What's New Scooby-Doo?". It incorporates time-travel, which I think the gang should experience more of. All rights reserved to Warner Bros. Animation. No copyright intended.

Here's my 2nd attempt. I noticed the story didn't make it through before. So I'm trying again.

Velma and Daphne dive into the lab, mixing potions! One sip leads to unexpected assets, another sparks forbidden desires,their bodies are changing in ways they never imagined, their transformations spiral out of control—along with their inhibitions. An extended, steamier take on the Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed potion scene, Consider reviewing—I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Here's an episode I thought could've been interesting for the series, where Velma had amnesia. All rights reserved to Warner Bros. Animation. No copyright intended.

My own retelling of the Movie so expects to see some familiar faces. Artist needed for cover image.

A big celebration is interrupted by the sudden arrival of an ominous new enemy, forcing Scooby and Shaggy to consider just what they bring to Mystery Incorporated; and they'd better hurry, because this new bad guy is amassing an army made up of every ghost, goblin and ghoulie the gang has unmasked over their career!

The Gang's relationship with Sheriff Bronson Stone changes after Shaggy and Scooby find a violin case.

Jinkies! Another mystery ensues at the famous KISS World amusement park only a year after the proceedings with the Crimson Witch. When taking a closer look at this new mystery, KISS isn't so sure they can solve this mystery on their own. Who do they call?  The Scooby Gang of course!

(Vincent Van Ghoul and Asamad Van Ghoul oneshot) Vincent reminds Asamad the importance of being kind, forgiving, loving, and caring.

A slight deconstruction of Scooby Doo, based on the question: How DO the gang keep running into all these monsters?

Daphne is nominated for Best Journalist of the Year - she and Fred attend the ceremony Rated T for sexual scenes and language

First entry of the PO Box 1969 series, which depicts Mystery Inc. as adults and inspired by Glide10001's Adult Scooby Gang series. In the years since the breakup of Mystery Inc., the gang has gone their separate ways as adults. But when one of the gang's old cases comes back to haunt them, the gang has to set aside their differences as the reopened case brings them onto new heights

The Scooby Gang goes into a forest in search of a mystery after learning of the mysterious disappearances going on there, not knowing of the danger they are getting themselves into.

Peace returns after defeating the Spider Queen. The Grimwood girls were enjoying their summer vacation, but out of nowhere another threat arises. The Monster Master with his army of monsters attacks Crystal Cave, Scooby Doo and the Mystery Gang ask the Grimwood Ghoul Squad for help to take back their town. The two teams join forces to fight this villain.