Nick’s Time Travel Tuesday: Scooby Doo Copies

Scooby Doo was one of the most popular kids cartoons from the 70s and 80s. The first season actually aired in 1969. It's had tons of TV movies, live action movies, and a bunch of spin-off series. The Scooby Doo formula worked so well, in fact, that there were MANY other cartoon series that were basically carbon copies of Scooby Doo, and the kicker is, they were all on TV around the exact same time.
Here are 9 cartoon intros of shows that were basically re-skinned copies of Scooby Doo. The two most popular, in my opinion, are Jabberjaw and Speed Buggy. Unfortunately the Youtube videos aren't embeddable, so I can't post the videos, but i'll link them at the bottom of the post.
Author: Nick LabyrinthX
Nick’s Friday Round-Up: AMAWESOME Video Edition

Ah yes, now-a-days "just save your game" doesn't work. You can't JUST save the game. It requires perseverance and dedication to get to that sucka. And then when you're playing with your friends online, you can't just save and quit, it doesn't work that way. Parents... lrn2game.
HELLO, AND WELCOME TO THIS WEEKS AMAWESOME FRIDAY ROUND-UP! (amawesome is a combination of amazing and awesome) Let us begin.
You remember when you were a kid and had your Hot Wheels, and you got all excited when you were able to put together your Hot Wheels track and successfully make your car jump off a 6 foot ramp? Well prepare to mess your pants with excitement. Here's a 2000 ft. track. (nearly half a mile) [Autoblog]
You know that after many, MANY Super Mario games, that Mario has had to have acquired some sort of an addiction to "magic" mushrooms. [Dorkly]
Number 1: Don't put your proof in the pudding. Your proof will get all messy. Prepare for teh lulz. [Thedailywhat]
One of my favorite games for the PS3 is the Uncharted series. Which means I'm super exited about the third game coming out. Sadly, my PS3 is broken, so who knows how long it'll be before I'll get to play it. But at least I can still experience the awesomeness of the trailer! [Geekosystem]
I will admit that when I was a kid, along with watching He-Man, Thundercats, and Transformers, I also watched "other" cartoons, and YOU KNOW YOU DID TOO! Check out the top 5 "girly" cartoons that boys watched. (rainbow brite is not in this list, but I watched that one too <_< ) [Buzzfeed]
BONUS VIDEO: Lisa Foiles interview at E3 with [Black Nerd Comedy]
Prepare to pick your jaw up off the floor. You all remember Michael 'Motor Mouth' Winslow from the Police Academy movies? Well here he is on a Norwegian talk show, performing Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" with his MOUTH! [Youtube]
Author: Nick LabyrinthX
Live-Action Voltron Short Film For You Eighties Childrenz
If you're a child of the 80's, like myself, then you grew up watching amazing cartoons like, The Transformers, David the Gnome, Count Duckula, Danger Mouse, Gummi Bears, Dragon's Lair, Duck Tales, G.I. Joe, Thundercats, and even Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos. I could go on and on naming awesome 80's cartoons, however, there was one cartoon that shined at the top of my list of favorites, and that was Voltron: Defender of the Universe.
I've always wanted to see live-action versions of many of these cartoons, and quite a few of them have actually come to be made. Now whether you liked these live-action movie versions, or not, is a different story, but that's up to you and your personal opinions, which may or may not be wrong.
A guy by the name of Alex Albrecht has directed a very well made, short, live-action Voltron film. This 3 minute video is another example of the kind of amazing movies that could be made if more independent directors could get the funding to create them, and get their movies out to the public. I would love to see this small concept turn into a full length feature film.
So now, I present to you... Voltron: The End
Author: Nick LabyrinthX


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