"The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour" (1976) TV series 1976-1978

User Rating:

5.9/10   

Writers:

Larz Bourne (writer)
Dick Conway (writer)
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Seasons:

1 | 2 | 3 | unknown

Genre:

Family | Animation

Plot:

Scooby Doo and the gang solve mysteries; then Blue Falcon and Dynomutt fight crime in each two-part episode of this animated series.

Plot Keywords:

Scooby Doo | Dog | Great Dane | Dog Cartoon | Kids And Family

Cast

John Stephenson	...	Albert Tross / ... (16 episodes, 1976-1978)
Casey Kasem	...	Investor / ... (10 episodes, 1976-1978)

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Series Directed by
Charles A. Nichols		(16 episodes, 1976)

Series Writing credits
Haskell Barkin		(2 episodes, 1976)
Donald F. Glut		(2 episodes, 1976)
Orville H. Hampton		(2 episodes, 1976)
Michael Maurer		(2 episodes, 1976)
Norman Maurer		(2 episodes, 1976)
Lee Orgel		(2 episodes, 1976)
Dalton Sandifer		(2 episodes, 1976)
Deirdre Starlight		(2 episodes, 1976)
Larz Bourne		(unknown episodes)
Dick Conway		(unknown episodes)
David Ketchum		(unknown episodes)
Ray Parker		(unknown episodes)
Duane Poole		(unknown episodes)
Dick Robbins		(unknown episodes)

Series Produced by
Joseph Barbera	....	executive producer (16 episodes, 1976)
William Hanna	....	executive producer (16 episodes, 1976)
Iwao Takamoto	....	creative producer (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Original Music by
Hoyt Curtin		(unknown episodes)

Series Production Design by
Bob Singer		(16 episodes, 1976)

Series Production Management
Jayne Barbera	....	production manager (16 episodes, 1976)
Joed Eaton	....	post-production supervisor (16 episodes, 1976)
Victor O. Schipek	....	production supervisor (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Bill Keil	....	unit director (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Art Department
Cullen Blaine	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Jan Green	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
David Hanan	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Tom Knowles	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Michael O'Connor	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Iraj Paran	....	graphics (16 episodes, 1976)
Don Sheppard	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Paul Sommer	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Wendell Washer	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)
Kay Wright	....	storyboard director (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Sound Department
Richard C. Allen	....	sound effects editor (16 episodes, 1976)
Wally Burr	....	recording director (16 episodes, 1976)
Bill Getty	....	sound director (16 episodes, 1976)
Tom Gleason	....	sound effects editor (16 episodes, 1976)
Alex Lovy	....	recording director (16 episodes, 1976)
Terry Moore	....	sound effects editor (16 episodes, 1976)
Richard Olson	....	sound director (16 episodes, 1976)
Mark A. Mangini	....	sound effects editor (3 episodes, 1976)

Series Camera and Electrical Department
George Epperson	....	camera operator (16 episodes, 1976)
Curt Hall	....	camera operator (16 episodes, 1976)
Ron Jackson	....	camera operator (16 episodes, 1976)
Norman Stainback	....	camera operator (16 episodes, 1976)
Roy Wade	....	camera operator (16 episodes, 1976)
Jerry Whittington	....	camera operator (unknown episodes)

Series Animation Department
Fernando Arce	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Mike Arens	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Ed Barge	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Dale Barnhart	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Bob Bemiller	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Bob Bransford	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Oliver Callahan	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Lars Calonius	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Rudy Cataldi	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Steve Clark	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
James Davis	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Dennis Durrell	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Marcia Fertig	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Hak Ficq	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Owen Fitzgerald	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Hugh Fraser	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Robert Gentle	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Mark Glamack	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Al Gmuer	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Bob Goe	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Terence Harrison	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
C.L. Hartman	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Bob Hathcock	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Jerry Hathcock	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Jack Huber	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Larry Huber	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Bill Hutten	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Alex Ignatiev	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Ziggy Jablecki	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Raymond Jacobs	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Homer Jonas	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Volus Jones	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Billie Kerns	....	ink and paint supervisor (16 episodes, 1976)
Richard Khim	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Bill Lignante	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Tony Love	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Warren Marshall	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Marija Miletic Dail	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Fernando Montealegre	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Jim Mueller	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Kenneth Muse	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Steve Nakagawa	....	character designer / layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Margaret Nichols	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Dan Noonan	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Rod Parkes	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Don Patterson	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Morey Reden	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Vive Risto	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Tony Rivera	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Linda Rowley	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Jay Sarbry	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Tony Sgroi	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Evelyn Sherwood	....	checking and scene planning (16 episodes, 1976)
Marilyn Shimokochi	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Bob Singer	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Terry Slade	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Ed Solomon	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Ken Southworth	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Adam Szwejkowski	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Dave Tendlar	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Richard Thompson	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Alex Toth	....	character designer (16 episodes, 1976)
Dennis Venizelos	....	background artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Carlo Vinci	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Russ von Neida	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)
Wendell Washer	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
George Wheeler	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Al Wilson	....	layout artist (16 episodes, 1976)
Star Wirth	....	xerographer (16 episodes, 1976)
Xenia	....	animator (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Editorial Department
William E. DeBoer	....	negative consultant (16 episodes, 1976)
Chip Yaras	....	supervising film editor (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Music Department
Larry C. Cowan	....	music editor (16 episodes, 1976)
Hoyt Curtin	....	musical director (16 episodes, 1976)
Paul DeKorte	....	music supervisor (16 episodes, 1976)
Pat Foley	....	music editor (16 episodes, 1976)
Joe Sandusky	....	music editor (16 episodes, 1976)

Series Other crew
Norman Maurer	....	story editor (16 episodes, 1976)
Frank Paiker	....	technical supervisor (16 episodes, 1976)
Ray Parker	....	story editor (16 episodes, 1976)

Production Companies

• Hanna-Barbera Productions

Distributors

• American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
• DFS Program Exchange
• Telepictures Distribution
• Turner Program Services (TPS)
• Warner Bros. Television
• Worldvision Enterprises

Also Known As:

"The Scooby-Doo Show" (USA) (first part title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-G

Company:

Hanna-Barbera Productions

Quotes:

[syndicated/cable theme song, for Scooby Doo segments only]
Theme Song: We got it all together for a brand new show! / Scooby Doo is here, again; away we go! / While Scooby Doo is running from a spooky ghost, / Shaggy is a-doin' what he does the most! / Hey come on, get involved, 'till the mystery is solved, / Hang around for Scooby Doo!

Movie Connections:

Featured in ABC's Saturday Sneak Peek (1976) (TV)

2nd in rank

The Scobby-Doo Show (the title that was used when it aired on TNT) is a funny show. It's not as good as the original but it falls in easily as the second best. This was perhaps the last good Scobby-Doo show before Scrappy-Doo showed up.