Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season 2 Part 1: Danger in the Deep
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Do you have someone in the house that loves Scooby Doo and the Mystery Incorporated gang?
I have a few boys in the house that adore this series, both old and new. They were tickled to have this 2 disc DVD set arrive in the house. They had discovered the show on cable, but somehow missed a few of the episodes.
Now, anyone who watched the original series would be saying “so, what’s the big deal about missing a few episodes?” Well, in Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated you have threads connecting each story.
In Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season 2 Part 1: Danger in the Deep, the gang returns to their hometown, Crystal Cove, to solve a series of baffling mysteries. First on the agenda is the elusive Crybaby Clown, who tortures the Cove’s inhabitants and evades Scooby-Doo and the gang’s every attempt to capture him. Velma travels to Russia and comes face-to-face with legendary witch, Baba Yaga. A creature named Dreamweaver begins to haunt people’s dreams. Crystal Cove is attacked by a menacing beast known as the Hodag of Horror. It’s a season filled with engaging mysteries and dramatic developments that’s not to be missed!
FEATURED EPISODES:
- The Night the Clown Cried
- House of the Nightmare Witch
- The Night the Clown Cried II: Tears of Doom!
- Web of the Dreamweaver!
- The Hodag of Horror
- Art of Darkness
- The Gathering Gloom
- The Night of the Haunted Mountain
- Grim Judgement
- Night Terrors
- The Midnight Zone
- Scarebear
- Wrath of the Krampus
I have to say that watching over the boys’ shoulders at times, the one ‘scene’ that stuck out for me is when Daphne (who’s always so put together) can’t stop gorging on chocolate. I so feel her pain!
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