Opening Theme - "Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated"

Opening theme of the 2010 animated series "Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated," a production of Warner Bros. Animation. Watch the show on Cartoon Network Mondays at 7 p.m. (ET, PT).

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[bellellie4]

for me, i like the older scooby doo!

[gudduugr8]

This version was entertaining but the way the characters WERE in the show was kinda wrong , like Fred , he's much of a douche now , when in older seasons he was more smarter. Shaggy and scooby were the same in this season :D

that's what i love about it,but the way they began making every character fall in love with each other was kinda weird cause the only chemistry known so far was between fred and daphne This was good ,but would've been better if they wouldn't have changed the characters much.

[CubanoRicanTony360]

I like this show but damn, wheres the Pot brownies(scooby snacks)?!

[boomer8231]

Does anyone else get a little shiver when they hear Judy's Locket theme song?

[stohhboy2001]

Worse remake. Three best: original,a pup named scooby doo and what's new scooby doo

[Scsigs]

@1234callme If you're referring to the channel it's on, it's cartoon network. Also, fix your grammar & spelling

[1234callme]

@Scsigs wat channel is hiatus on please tell me

[agent001213]

I really love this series Professor Pericles creeps me out and what are the other three Mystery Inc form 20 years ago members doing?

[FireCreeper21]

@gudduugr8 Yea I agree with the characters thing. This is what I call Fred and Daphne in this series: Dingbat Daphne, Airhead Fred :P

[InjectionLethal]

I prefer the 60s, 70s, and 80s Scooby Doo, as well as A Pup Named Scooby Doo, but I never cared for the newer stuff. It just doesn't feel like Scooby to me. But I do give this opening credit for establishing that classic mystery feel, thanks in part to the music used.