 Today’s fan spotlight is Peter! Peter is a big Scooby-Doo fan from Sweden, and makes unofficial “Monsters of Scooby-Doo” trading cards of villains from previous series, films and comics. Here's his fan spotlight:
1. What is your name? Peter 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I began to watch episodes on TV and fell completely for it! 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? Favorite episode is “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Werewolf” (Where Are You) and the reason for that is that Scooby is so cute in it! Shaggy is very funny and I love the song, “Tell Me, Tell Me,” in it too! I only wish Daphne would have been running with them too. I love a lot of episodes, but this one is one of my favorites! A movie I like a lot is Music of the Vampire, especially the scene in the beginning. I also like the first Zombie Island very much, and also the Sword and the Scoob too. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I am following your website close. I am checking it out almost every day. I like it! 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? In my opinion, one of the best series is The Scooby Doo Show (70’s show) because of the plots and the villains. I like many episodes from that, but What’s New, Scooby-Doo and the classic Where Are You are amazing too! Almost every series has at least some good in it: some nice episodes and some nice villains. 6. What one Scooby-Doo series or film would you want a sequel to someday? I would like to see a sequel to Sword and the Scoob, but this time, Daphne as a damsel. Scooby and Shaggy could be brave and save her!! I would also like to see a better sequel to Zombie Island. It was a cool movie. I would also like to see a sequel or a series with episodes of Scoob. 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I would like to see the direction go darker/serious tone, but the concept can be similar to classic Where Are You and The Scooby-Doo Show. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? My favorite member/members are Scooby – he’s cute. Shaggy – he’s funny and nice. And Daphne – she’s kind and very hot. I love these three! 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? My favorite villain/villains are the Willawaw and also the Purple Space Ape from What’s New Scooby-Doo. I also love the Fire Flame Villain from the comic “Wax Attack” but there are soo many nice and cool villains! 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? The best recurring character would be the Hex Girls! I love them! I wish they could get their own mystery cartoon series! 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? Yes, I have a lot of DVD’s and other things. Coloring books, posters, figurines, plushes etc. I have a big collection and I love it! 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? I think because it seems to suit both young and old, both boys and girls. It’s funny and it’s serious, and has lots of cool villains and different places. Plus Scooby is so cute! 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? I make unofficial fan trading cards for Scooby-Doo villains! You can check out some of the unofficial trading cards Peter has made for these villains in a previous post on the blog from back in May here. Thank you again so much to Peter for being today’s fan spotlight!
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 Happy Friday, everyone! Today, we’re spotlighting a very special Scooby fan: Emily! Emily runs the Emmasaurus YouTube channel, which showcases her adventures collecting and building LEGO content, including the Scooby-Doo LEGO theme.
I’m super excited to introduce you to Emily as today’s fan spotlight! 1. What is your name? Emily (Emmasaurus on YouTube) 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I loved Scooby as a kid and remember watching VHS tapes of the movies on repeat! I was so young I don’t even remember the first time I saw the show or movies - I think it was always something I loved watching! 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? My favorite Scooby movie is Scooby-Doo and the Witch’s Ghost. I loved the New England setting, the story was spooky and exciting, and I obviously loved the Hex Girls! My favorite episode is “Which Witch is Which?”. I remember this was one of the TV shows my parents had recorded on VHS (very old school) and I just get so much childhood nostalgia whenever I watch it! 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? My YouTube channel heavily revolves around LEGO and I create content about LEGO Scooby-Doo semi-regularly (the theme recently retired). The LEGO Mystery Machine is one of my favorite LEGO sets! I also enjoy keeping up with the latest Scooby news online - when the next movie is coming out, people’s critiques on the TV shows or movies - and I follow a few Scooby-Doo Instagram accounts! 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? My favorite era of Scooby-Doo was the late 1990s to the early 2000s when Zombie Island, Witch’s Ghost, Alien Invaders, and Cyber Chase were released! I was young when these movies came out, but I remember being so excited to get to watch them! They’re still my favorite Scooby movies! 6. What one Scooby-Doo series or film would you want a sequel to someday? A sequel I’d like to see from Scooby-Doo is probably a sequel to Alien Invaders. It would be interesting to see the aliens return to Earth. This was one of the only times we saw real aliens in Scooby-Doo. Plus, Shaggy and Crystal were adorable together! 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I love the recent character development and I hope they stick with it! Daphne used to be my least favorite member of the gang, but now she's one of my favorites for sure! She’s absolutely hilarious, especially in “Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo!”, whereas in the TV series “Where Are You, Scooby Doo?”, she didn’t have much of a personality at all. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? My favorite member of the gang is Daphne now! It used to be Shaggy, but I absolutely love how funny Daphne has become, especially in recent years! 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? I honestly don’t have a favorite Scooby-Doo villain, but I like the Headless Horseman a lot (mostly because we got him as a LEGO minifigure!). 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? The Hex Girls are the best recurring characters for sure! I loved them in Witch’s Ghost and it’s been so fun seeing them pop up in later Scooby TV shows and movies! 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? I don’t have a massive Scooby-Doo collection but I’m still proud of it! I have a giant (life-size) animatronic Christmas Scooby-Doo that sings Christmas songs in Scooby’s voice, a decent sized collection of the DVDs, a Scooby-Doo plush from Build-A-Bear, some children’s books from the 90s, two pairs of Scooby-Doo Converse, and of course the entire LEGO Scooby-Doo collection! I’ve also got a few other things like Scooby-Doo pez dispensers or a lunchbox that I think are pretty neat! 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? The thing that makes the franchise so popular is that it has changed slightly through time in order to remain relevant while still being the same show that we grew up with! The characters have always been who they were from the start, but there’s been some character growth and development along the way. They’re always trying something new as well, which makes it fun and exciting! 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? A fun fact about me is that I used to rewatch the early Scooby-Doo TV shows constantly in college! I’d be doing math homework with Scooby playing in the background. It made calculus a lot more bearable :) 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! I’m currently building a LEGO City and working on including a LEGO Scooby-Doo world! It is still very new, but I’m excited to be making it spooky, yet cartoonish and fun at the same time. It’s so much fun being able to combine two of my favorite things: LEGO and Scooby-Doo! Thank you so much, Emily, for being today’s fan spotlight! It was a lot of fun getting to read her answers and I definitely found myself agreeing with a lot of what she said, especially Daphne’s characterization being an improvement in recent years and why the franchise has remained so popular through the years. Scooby’s ability to have its characters grow and change over time, while also remaining the same franchise we’ve known and loved now for over 50 years, definitely makes Scooby-Doo one of the special franchises out there! I wish Emily the best of luck with her LEGO Scooby-Doo World - which sounds amazing, by the way - and I hope you enjoyed getting to know her a little better!  Happy Thursday everyone! Today’s fan spotlight is Ben, a big Scooby fan who’s currently studying to become a teacher in college. Ben has written a number of fun facts for the blog, and definitely deserves to be recognized for his dedication and commitment to the fandom.
Here’s Ben’s fan spotlight: 1. What is your name? Ben R 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? No incredible tale here. My younger siblings fell into the show when they found a VHS of it, and when I was born Scooby-Doo was always around. I just never stopped loving it. 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? I love Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island as many other Scooby fans do. I love the mystery, the acting (Mary Kay Bergman’s “Who opened a window?” never fails to make me laugh), the animation, and the characters. As for my favorite episode, I have to say It’s Mean, It’s Green, It’s the Mystery Machine only because I’ve watched it so many times I know each line by heart. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I wish I was involved more lol. I usually just try to stay updated on Scooby info on sites like ScoobySnax.com and Scooby Addict’s Blog. 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? Mystery Incorporated Era. By far, my favorite Scooby show (although Be Cool is a close second) Movies that came out in this era were also great like Abracadabra Do and Camp Scare. 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? Alien Invaders. I think it would be really nice to see Amber and Crystal again. They made such great characters and I would hate it if we never saw them again. 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? More dark. It’s what a lot of people say, and I really think the same. While I love Be cool Scooby-Doo, Guess Who played it way way too safe so it would be nice to see them get dark again. I hope the Velma show can do that. Also hope Velma stops with the monsters are fake garbage. It can get very very annoying especially when you’re preaching that at the best Scooby movie of all time. Okay, now I’m just rambling lol. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? Scooby-Doo. He’s the cute, loveable talking dog, and well I love him for that. Miss when he used to talk in all “r”s. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? Elias Kingston. As a child, he was the villain that scared me the most and I just never forget him talking about how he would turn the entire Scooby gang into old people. It’s the first time in the series that there are actual stakes to the gang’s investigation: if they don’t solve the mystery they might turn to dust. 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? Scooby-Dum. It was nice that everyone in the gang got along with him, and his dumbness worked to the fact that it wasn’t too annoying. It would be really nice to see him again because it’s been like 30 years since his last speaking appearance. 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? Yes, I do have a Scooby collection. It has the usual DVDs, toys, books, and even cute little lunchboxes. Whenever I’m in the store, and I see something Scooby-related, I will buy it. 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? I think it’s the characters. They're just so recognizable. If you talk about Velma to anyone in the world they are most likely going to know who she is. Another reason for this is the outfits. Each character has its own color scheme and design that is completely unrelated to the other gang member. When I see green and purple together I immediately think of Daphne. If you don’t believe that, then it’s definitely the formula of the gang going somewhere and solving a mystery. One of the reasons why Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get A Clue or Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo isn’t that beloved is because they didn’t follow the signature formula. The reason why Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island and Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated are remembered is that they took that formula and added something new to it. That doesn’t mean I don’t love Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get A Clue or Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo (I love them way more than I should) it’s just one of the reasons why they don’t fit so well in the Scooby brand. 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? I am currently in college right now studying to be a teacher and am also a teacher’s aid at a local school district in Wisconsin. 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! Scooby-Doo Stage Fright is very underrated lol. Thank you so much to Ben for his detailed responses, and for participating in these fan spotlights. Check back tomorrow again to meet another wonderful Scooby fan like him!  Hi everyone and happy Scooby anniversary month! In just 12 days, Scooby-Doo will have been on television for 52 years! For our first fan spotlight, I’d like to introduce you to Matt. Matt is a big Scooby fan who recently got back into the fandom, and is a very active commenter here on the blog and the ScoobyAddicts forum. Without further ado, I’m excited to introduce you to today’s fan spotlight!
1. What is your name? My name is Matt! 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? One of the very few things I remember from when I was around 3-4 was running away from Scooby Doo at a theme park. I think it could have been Kings Island in Cincinnati. The only show I watched at that time was Blues Clues (which I would argue set me up for loving Scooby Doo) but my older sister liked Scooby Doo and she was getting pictures with the guy dressed as Scooby. That was the last moment I remember before we were watching Scooby Doo dvds in the car all of the time. We had Creepiest Capers, Spookiest Tales, Original Mysteries, and Greatest Mysteries. Then we started getting into What's New more with the Safari, Sports, and Europe volume dvds being the ones we watched a lot. Eventually, she outgrew a lot of it (she still loves What's New and select movies) but I never really did. In fact, I just kept getting more and more into Scooby Doo watching a bunch of different shows and movies. The format fascinated me and it was comfortable to watch. Eventually, by the time where I was in high school and cared way too much about what other people thought about me, I quit watching it so much. Once I stopped caring if people judged me for liking "a kids show", I started watching again and now I'm here haha. 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? My favorite Scooby Doo episode is High Rise Hair Raiser. It might seem like a random choice, but it has quite a few things going for it. For one, this is one of the episodes I remembered a lot watching The Scooby Doo Show on Boomerang along with Ghost of the Bad Humor Man. Once I figured out that season was on dvd under the title of the Scooby Doo Dynomutt Hour, both of those episodes were delightful. As for the episode itself, it is fantastic. I love how it starts out with the gang looking for a job. It shows something we haven't thought about before. The setting of a construction site is really creative and the crime is one of the most unique (in a VERY good way) and the different locations are fantastic. The strongest of these is, of course, Ebenezer’s house which includes one of the funniest gags of the franchise with the book of spells. One little scene that is almost completely forgotten is while the boys were working, Velma and Daphne were looking in newspaper archives for information which is just a case of good detective work. One of my favorite parts of the episode, though, was Ebenezer following the gang to the lens store and spying on them through the window. It is a creepy little scene that is just perfect. Everything about this episode was fresh and between the creativity and the dark mood, it was perfect and represents the best of The Scooby Doo Show. Honorable mentions go to What the Hex Going On, Simple Plan and the Invisible Madman and The Loch Ness Mess for also bringing their A game and representing the best that their respective series have to offer. As for films, others have explained why Zombie Island is the best Scooby Doo has to offer PERIOD far better than I can explain it, but I’ll try to hit on a few points. The mature feel of it, both in the scare factor and just their general attitudes and age, makes it feel very different. It is a very normal take to say that Zombie Island has the best music, and I feel that is true for both the songs and the background music. The background music doesn’t get pointed out enough as the scenes where they are driving around New Orleans where the music just makes me feel almost emotional. Again, y’all don’t need another person telling you why Zombie Island is their favorite, but I just love it so, so much. It’s the best thing that has ever been done with Scooby in my opinion and I never thought I would say that about a movie rather than an episode. Honorable mentions go to Alien Invaders for being one of the most rewatchable movies ever for me and my former favorite Camp Scare for bringing the absolute best to the table for a modern movie. A complex mystery plot with so many different elements and very likable side characters. Whew, that was long winded 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? My involvement is mainly through here at Scooby Snax and the Scoobyaddicts board! It’s something that I would like to expand upon whenever I feel comfortable doing so. Fandoms can be overwhelming so I’ve mainly stuck in my limited lanes in both Scooby and my other fandoms 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? I’ll answer both! My favorite series is Where Are You, but a lot of series give it a run for its money! New Movies, Scooby Doo Show, What’s New, Mystery Inc, and A Pup are all just phenomenal shows imo. The first three on that list are always fighting for the final 2 spots in my top 3 and the other two are always fighting for that 5th spot. First season of Scrappy, New Mysteries, and Be Cool are also excellent series, and I like most of the others too. But Where are You is my biggest childhood series with What’s New. Honestly, if the third season of the Scooby Doo Show was as good as the first two, that series wins it all. As for era, it has to be the Mook Era. Sorry for the basic answer but the general vibe of the movies from that era just hits different. Shout out to the Scooby Doo Show season 2 though. It doesn’t count as an era but those episodes felt very different to anything else in a very good way. 6. What one Scooby-Doo series or film would you want a sequel to someday? I think I have to go with Camp Scare. The characters and settings are well set up for a modern sequel. And it wouldn’t be too different from what they are doing now so I don’t think they could completely screw it up like they have done with some older material they tried to modernize. I’d love to see Bert, Luke, Trudy, Jessica, and especially the Camp City guy (so much that could be explored with him and his museum) appear for a second camp movie! 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I would LOVE to see Scooby be darker again. An example could be Night Terrors. A super creepy and very well written episode but it doesn’t stray too much from what they are trying to do with Scooby right now. It doesn’t have to have an overarching plot like Mystery Inc but the darkness of MI was what I miss. Also, Scooby just feels too formulaic right now. I mean, it is Scooby Doo, but Guess Who just felt way too cookie-cutter at several points. I wish they wouldn’t be afraid to stray from the formula a bit. Like, include a real monster every once in a while or something. Scooby shouldn’t be boiled down to the same thing over and over like the stereotypes would suggest. Because it hasn’t always been that way. Sorry if that was a little too ranty but yeah I am always an advocate for striving to be better rather than staying complacent in a franchise. It’s why I have so much respect for Be Cool as a whole 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? This one changes per series for me. Velma is the only one who I have never considered my favorite, but I have liked her in most incarnations though (the newer Velma not as much). It is mostly Scooby and Shaggy though except Fred is the best in A Pup and What’s New, and Daphne is my favorite in the 80s 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? I think I have to lean with some classic villains for this one. Spooky Space Kook, Ghost Clown and Captain Cutler are probably my favorites. All stone cold classics 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? I’ll go with Scooby Dum. It can’t be a coincidence that the episodes he is in are so freaking good. Shout out to some villainous fellas in Red Herring and Gibby Norton just for making me laugh at a consistent rate 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? I have a couple of lego sets, a couple of stuffed animals, some figures, and some miscellaneous things. However, my main Scooby Doo collections are DVDs and especially VHS. DVDs are mainly just to own the episodes, while VHS are something I just think are neat to have 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? Not gonna lie, Scooby Doo is really lucky to still be going on. An interesting and unique (at the time it was first made) premise got it so far up until A Pup, but Scooby can really thank Cartoon Network for showing reruns of Where Are You in the 90s and giving it so much more popularity. From there, it was able to come back. So that’s why I can’t get too mad at Cartoon Network for starting the Scrappy hate when they were probably the reason we got Scooby back at all. The odds were against this consistent popularity, but I am certainly happy about it 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? Most of my favorite shows are animated. It is a more consistent medium than live action shows. For example, some of the best stories ever told have to do with kids or teenagers (Scooby Doo lol) yet in live action, these people grow up and the plot has to grow older with it. With animation, you get to control the timing of how your show grows through time, if at all. And it usually doesn’t have to take away from the story if it is animated. There are a couple of animated shows for older audiences that I won’t promote on this platform that I really love. I am a huge fan of classic animation such as Hanna Barbera or Looney Tunes. Perhaps the show that is up there with Scooby for me is the Total Drama franchise. It is a perfect series for anyone that is a preteen or older. That is my other main fandom btw 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! Thank you for giving me this opportunity! And thank you for being such a dedicated presence in the fandom, Wildwind! This blog is something special. Thank you so much, Matt, for kicking off our fan spotlights! Be sure to check back every day through Scooby’s anniversary on September 13 to meet a new Scooby-Doo fan every day!  Bradford with Gary Owens, who voiced Blue Falcon Scooby-Doo has officially been on the air for 51 years as of 10:30am EST this morning! To conclude the fan profiles, the spotlight is on a very special person today!
That person is Bradford N. Smith, who has quickly become my new Internet bestie! Bradford reached out to me through email back in late February, right before the pandemic hit. With more time to talk being stuck at home, we found we had so much in common and hit it off immediately. We've continued to talk to each other every day since we met. Bradford is also an aspiring screenwriter who wants to write for Scooby-Doo in the future, and has written a whole series of Guess Who fan scripts which you should absolutely check out, because they are amazing! He's also written one with a guest star I suggested today, Sabrina Carpenter, which you should totally read here! Take us away, Bradford! 1. What is your name? Bradford N. Smith 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I got into Scooby-Doo by being a restless baby. Rather than sit in the dark to calm me down, my dad would take me into the living room and turn on Scooby-Doo (since that's what was between 1 and 3 AM apparently). And things just grew from there… 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? Favorite episode.... I think I want to go with "Hassle in the Castle" just because it's such a classic and a perfect representation of the Scooby-Doo formula. Favorite film. That's a tougher one. If I'm forced into a corner, I'll pick "Witch's Ghost" because I love the Hex Girls too much not to pick that. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I've only been involved in the Scooby fandom since about the end of 2019, but I've contributed a bit to Scoobypedia (especially when it comes to the plethora of Scooby commercials out there) and I've been really active on Twitter (and Instagram a little too). I've also been writing Scooby-Doo fan scripts, with the intention of trying to one day write for the franchise. *insert shameless plug* Those scripts can all be read at bradfordwritesscooby.com! 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? I would actually split those. In my opinion the best era for Scooby-Doo was the 70s. The early episodes are irreplaceable and the original series lays the groundwork for the franchise, with The Scooby-Doo Show in the later half of the decade really perfecting the formula. But if I were to select the best series of the franchise, I would have to say Be Cool, Scooby-Doo. I know that's a controversial pick, because the character designs are nobody's favorites, but the way the characters are developed and the storylines are put together (minus the last couple episodes), I'd say there's no other series in the franchise that does better in matching what the intent of Scooby-Doo was all along. 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? I think I'd like to see a sequel to Laff-A-Lympics. It wasn't the greatest series, but I'd love to see all the characters get together again in the modern era and compete in a series of athletic competitions across the globe, as long as there was still a lot of humor and gags involved. And it might be kinda cool if they threw in some Cartoon Network characters, now that those universes cross over (Johnny Bravo, Dexter, etc.) 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I mean, if I'm being selfish, the direction I want to see it go is my own, because I'd really like to write for it. But without me attached, I'd just like to see it continue taking some bigger risks with the series, while holding onto the "safer" stuff for the DTV films. Mystery Incorporated and Be Cool were both such terrific departures from what everybody had gotten used to, which is why I think I like them both so much. So more of that would be good. As would be the return of Scooby-Dum. He needs to be brought back… 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? Daphne. I love Scooby and the rest of them, but Daphne never gets the credit she deserves for all the terrible stuff she's had to put up with over the decades. She finally got to shine in Be Cool, which I was thrilled about. Before that, she got pushed into the background too much, constantly overshadowed by the hilarity of the others. But she's a boss. I really hope her personality gets to be explored more in future installments. Honorable mention to Fred in Mystery Incorporated though. That version of him is hilarious. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? Love Space Kook, but the Beast of Bottomless Lake is probably my favorite. That design has always appealed to me and I think it was cool that it turned out to be a woman, not another dude, behind the mask. Honorable mention to the Ghostly Gondolier. 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? Scooby-Dum. End of discussion. 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? I do! I've been collecting things since I was a little kid. So I've got a wide assortment of toys and VHS tapes and other random household things (phone, lamp, etc)... I've also got a ton of books and comics, all of the LEGO sets, nearly all the blu-rays and a bunch of the DVDs. I've started trying to collect the Funko figures, but that's a slow process. 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? The wholesome family comedy of it is likely the biggest element that's kept it alive. There are few shows entertaining enough that multiple generations can sit down and watch any episode together and all be into it. I'd also be willing to bet that the mystery aspect plays a factor too. The solvable mysteries at least. People love being able to solve stuff and Scooby's mysteries aren't usually too complicated, but even when you're stumped, that surprise when the villain is unmasked is usually enough to still bring a smile to your face. 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? Because I used to listen to the Scooby-Doo's Snack Tracks cassette every night as I was going to bed, throughout most of elementary school (and even sometimes after that), whenever I would run at recess, I would play a chase song in my head so I could pretend I was in a Scooby-Doo chase. This continued after Zombie Island came out and I switched over to playing those songs in my head. Especially "It's Terror Time Again". 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! Gosh... I can't think of anything else super important to share. I'd love it if people could check out my scripts though and whether you like them or not, I'd love to hear from you, so don't be afraid to reach out on Twitter or Instagram! Beyond that, the only thing I can think to say is.... Scooby Dooby Doo! I can’t think of a more perfect way to conclude this year’s fan spotlights! Thank you so much, B, for your detailed responses and for being such an amazing bestie! And thank you so much, readers! I hope you all enjoyed these fan spotlights, and that you got to meet at least some cool new Scooby fans over the course of these 13 days! These fan spotlights seem to be very highly requested, so who knows, maybe I’ll do some again another time! :)  For today’s fan spotlight, we have a very good friend of mine joining us! I’d like you all to meet Sam, who is an aspiring screenwriter and is especially interested in potentially writing for Scooby. Let’s get to know Sam a little better with his fan profile!
1. What is your name? Sam 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? Some of my earliest memories are of watching Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? We owned both seasons on DVD and I must’ve seen each episode upwards of ten times. That series was my gateway into the horror genre. Eventually, I transitioned to watching What’s New, Scooby-Doo? and the DVD movies. I went through a big Scooby phase for a while, prompting my parents to buy me Scooby-Doo toys, coloring books, and clothes. I’ve never truly outgrown my Scooby phase, though – one of my most well-worn t-shirts has a Mystery Machine design on it. 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? There are so many great episodes to choose from. I’m tempted to say “every episode of Mystery Incorporated.” But I’ll go with a classic: “A Night of Fright is No Delight.” That episode has everything: an intriguing premise, an atmospheric setting, an Agatha Christie-esque mystery, plenty of fun slapstick routines, and more. I see why the writers of the Scoobynatural crossover selected this episode. (As a kid, the wails of the phantom shadows scared me so bad.) Zombie Island is easily my favorite Scooby-Doo movie. I also have soft spots for Camp Scare, Witch’s Ghost, and the Loch Ness Monster. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I hang around some forums and keep in touch with a couple Scooby fans. Anytime I see a video about Mystery Incorporated I head straight for the comments section and think “I’ve found my people.” I want to make more friends who love Scooby as much as I do. Every time I get a new girlfriend, early on in the relationship, I make her watch the first few episodes of Mystery Incorporated, because I’d love to get back into the series along with someone experiencing it for the first time. I’ve yet to meet someone who wants to finish the series, but I’m hoping one day I’ll meet that special someone. 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? For me, it’s a tossup between Where Are You? and Mystery Incorporated. 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? I could die happy if they made a Mystery Incorporated reunion series/movie. It’s not necessary – that series was a perfect 52 episode run that ended strong – but I would love to catch up with those characters. I’ve been heartbroken ever since I finished the series. So many cancelled tv shows recently have been revived, I can only hope this one gets the same treatment. 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I’d like to see the franchise go back to its roots while also trying something new. It would be great to see a Stranger Things take on the property – imagine a 1960’s set live-action horror-comedy series made for the adults who grew up watching Scooby-Doo. This is out there, but some way, somehow, I would love to see the Scooby gang on screen with classic slashers like Michael Myers, Jason, Freddy, and Leatherface. That would be insane. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? Daphne. She was my childhood crush. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? Spooky Space Kook. I still hear his laugh in my dreams. Some second choices are the Mummy of Ankha, the Black Knight, Ghost Clown, Captain Cutler, and the Creeper. 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? Vincent Van Ghoul. Vincent Price was making Scooby-Doo movies long before Scooby-Doo was created, so it’s a perfect pairing. 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? I wouldn’t say I have a collection, but I do have a bookshelf dedicated to DVD’s and comics. 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? I think it’s the mystery. The whodunnit formula is popular for a reason – there’s a thrill in finding out who’s the culprit. Scooby-Doo stories take that formula and combine it with likeable characters, memorable monsters, and a good sense of humor. 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? I write screenplays! My goal is to one day be a screenwriter. My favorite genre is horror-comedies (I’m sure that’s a result of a childhood of watching Scooby-Doo). It would be the opportunity of a lifetime to one day work with the Scooby-Doo property. 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! Pro tip: if you’re ever going through a Scooby drought because they aren’t airing any new movies or shows and you’ve seen every episode ever made, check out the movie The Ghost and Mr. Chicken. It was made in 1966 and stars Don Knotts. It feels just like a Scooby-Doo story. I love this blog! The Scooby fandom is an amazing community and I am honored to be a part of it. The franchise has an exciting future and I can’t wait to experience it with you all. Thanks so much to Sam for agreeing to participate in these fan spotlights! He has been a great friend over the years ever since I met him a few years ago on ScoobyAddicts. If you have anything you want to ask or share with Sam, feel free to leave him a comment in the section below! Tomorrow’s fan spotlight for Scooby’s 51st anniversary is a very special person, and no, it’s not just me again like it was last anniversary haha. I haven’t known this person for too long, but they've quickly become one of my favorite people in the fandom and I'm so excited for you all to meet them in the last fan spotlight tomorrow!  Happy Friday, everyone! Today, the spotlight is on Brooke, a super cool Scooby fan with an amazing Scooby-Doo collection! Brooke is an avid podcast listener and active in the Scooby Twitter and Instagram community! I’m delighted to introduce you to Brooke with her fan profile! 1. What is your name? My name is Brooke, but you can find me everywhere as ScoobyBrookes! 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I remember when I was younger watching a lot of the original series on Cartoon Network as well as on VHS tapes. It was that or the fact that the orthodontist I went to as a kid had a PlayStation 2 with Night of 100 Frights on it. I just was on that 24/7 every time I went there and was lucky enough that my parents got me it to play when I was at home too. 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? I actually really enjoyed To Switch a Witch. I thought it was a very dark episode and different from what we are usually given in the series. For my favorite film, definitely going to have to go with Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase. I could watch that movie every day honestly. I thought it was so neat to bring back old villains along with old character designs just to see how much the franchise has developed over time. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I love to listen to podcasts, participate in trivia events, draw Scooby content, and post pictures of my collection. I am trying to find other ways to be more involved since I would love to make more Scooby-Doo friends! 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? I always bring myself back to watching the original Scooby-Doo Where Are You series. It was one of the funniest series and for me it was always fun seeing recycled scenes in the show as well as later ones. 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? I would like to see a sequel to Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost. Not entirely sure how the book can be brought back I'm sure there can be some foul play or regeneration but somehow Ben could escape and get revenge on the gang along with the Hex Girls? 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? It's a bit of a stretch but I would think it would be fun if there was a Scooby-Doo amusement park! I know there are rides for different parks scattered around the world (I might be going to Spain eventually to even ride one) but having one park, all rides Scooby themed would be a dream. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? Shaggy 100%. I love his character and being someone who is also a fraidy cat, I feel like I relate a lot to him. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? Milissa Wilcox from To Switch a Witch has been my favorite villain ever since I saw the episode. The design of her drew me in along with that she would go as far as to have her own twin sister killed just to get what she wanted. Truly a villainous character. 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? I wish we could have seen Mayor Jones more than we did. I enjoyed watching Mystery Incorporated a lot and part of the reason was his personality. 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? Yes, I do! My Scooby collection consists of stuffed animals, figures, autographs, drawings and animation cels. I'd have to say of my collection my favorite pieces are an artist print of the Nowhere to Hyde cel signed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera along with an original signed Iwao Takamoto Scooby-Doo drawing! I am hoping to soon expand my collection and have graded Gold Key comics. 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? Making the franchise relevant is one factor I would surely say. Scooby-Doo and Guess Who does an amazing job at this by bringing in stars from all audiences like DC characters, comedians, sports stars etc. I don't see it stopping any time soon as well. 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? Along with Scooby-Doo, I am a big fan of other Hanna-Barbera works especially Top Cat. I really don't collect anything besides Scooby-Doo items, but I try to watch every episode of all their shows ever made (it's so much...). Thanks so much to Brooke for participating in this! I haven’t known her that long, so it’s been really nice to meet a new Scooby fan friend! :) Feel free to ask Brooke any questions you may have in the comments! In addition, here's some bonus pictures of some amazing animation cels Brooke has, signed by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Iwao Takamoto!   Also, because Brooke is also an artist, she was super sweet and drew this picture of Thorn for me!   Today’s fan spotlight is Justin! Justin is a huge Scooby fan and has a gigantic Scooby collection. While I loved all the fan spotlights’ responses, I was amazed how much Justin and I think alike. When first reading his answers, I was like “I agree with that, and I agree with that, and I agree with that…” haha.
1. What is your name? My name is Justin and online I go by CollectorScooby on my Twitter page. 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I got into Scooby at an early age by just watching it on TV. It’s funny because when I was young I was so scared of it that I would run and hide but anytime my parents would try to change the channel I would yell at them not to! I’ve loved it ever since even now as an adult! 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? This is a tough one. My favorite episode of all time might have to be “Harum Scarum Sanitarium” from The Scooby-Doo Show. Dr. Coffin and the creepy hospital make for such a classic, spooky episode. As for favorite Scooby movie I’d have to pick “Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase” because it’s so nostalgic to me, and I always loved the music in it. It was also cool to see the gang team up with the Cyber Gang! 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I’m involved in the Scooby fandom online through my Twitter account @CollectorScooby (“Scooby Doo Collector”). What started out as making an account to post a few of the Scooby merch I have been collecting (not expecting much) turned into having over 1.3K already and I’m so happy for that! I love knowing people like to see what I collect and also come to my page for up-to-date Scooby-related news. I’ve also been trying to jump start a Scooby website for reviews and other fun things so maybe one of these days I will have that up. It’ll surprise everyone (including myself!) 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? Another tough one. Yes the ‘70s are the greatest, however, I think peak Scooby was in the late 90s with Zombie Island, Witches Ghost, Alien Invaders, etc. The darker vibe and more mature versions of the gang proved to be a hit! 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? I would love to see a sequel to Alien Invaders. Since I was a kid, I’ve always wanted Shaggy and Scooby to make contact with Crystal and Amber again. Maybe someday! But only if Warner Bros. does it right! 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? Going forward I really would love the franchise to return to the vibe of the late 90s, early 2000’s. I liked the darker, more mature stories while still incorporating the jokes and humor that we all know and love from this franchise. I’ve said it many times... this is a franchise that’s been around for 51 years now, so there is generations of fans. Scooby is for everyone and making content that’s targeted to both kids and adults instead of only just young kids, I think is key! 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? My favorite member of the gang is Shaggy because I share so many personality qualities with him. I kind of look like him in real life, but I also love food and I love just having a good time. I also get scared really easily with jump scares. My girlfriend makes fun of me for that all the time haha. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? My favorite villain would have to be the Phantom Shadows (or Green Ghosts, whichever you prefer). It’s such a classic villain and their laugh always creeped me out! A runner up would have to be Ben Ravencroft. Talk about a plot twist! 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? There’s a couple I debated between as my favorite but I’m gonna go with The Hex Girls. I love when they show up every now and then. I hope they get their own DTV team up soon. I can honestly see that happening not too far down the road. (I hope Scrappy makes a return someday too. One can hope right?) 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? I have a HUGE Scooby collection. I’ve showcased some of it on my Twitter page, but not even a dent of what I actually have! I have every movie and show on various platforms. I also have tons of figurines, production cells, posters with signatures, clothes, clocks, a Scooby pinball machine, among many others. I could go on all day trying to list it all. One of my favorite pieces is original production art for 1969’s Scooby-Doo Where Are You! My plan is to create a “Scooby room” in my house to showcase my entire collection. I would also love to see if I could go for a world record at some point too (maybe). One of my biggest, most exciting purchases is coming in the fall so stay tuned for when I post about it! 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? I think Scooby is just as popular as ever today, 51 years later, because of its everlasting appeal. It has elements of so many different genres (comedy, horror, mystery, drama) so it is constantly bringing people back to it. Everyone knows these characters and with every new generation it keeps getting reintroduced all over again. I’m convinced the franchise will go on forever, or at least for my lifetime. Kids and adults will always watch it so I don’t think it’s going anywhere anytime soon! 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? I’m a college graduate with a degree in Communications and Journalism. I would love to write or work somehow for the Scooby franchise someday. I also am really into music, especially rock music. I like listening to and making music as well. 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! Thanks for including me in the fan spotlight. I love getting to talk to so many of you in this fandom regularly. Also, just throwing this out there: I’ve been told I do a really good Shaggy impersonation. So if anyone is ever trying to create a fan-made Scooby show (live or cartoon) I would love to be involved by trying out for Shaggy! That would be fun for everyone to come together and do sometime! So writers, animators, actors, let me know if you ever wanna try to do something! :) Thank you so much again to Justin for his detailed responses, and for participating in these fan spotlights! I’m super excited to see his Scooby site when it comes out! Feel free to leave Justin any comments you may have for him below, and check back tomorrow to meet another awesome Scooby fan! :)  Today, our fan spotlight is Dan Farrell! Dan is a self-published author who is a huge Scooby fan! He’s very active with the Twitter Scooby-Doo community, and also writes paranormal romance novels.
Let’s get to know Dan a little more through his fan profile: 1. What is your name? My name is Dan Farrell, though online (Twitter, Instagram, etc.) I’m known as danfaz94. 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I was a fan of the show as a young child through the reruns shown on UK television during the 90s, but it was buying the Zombie Island VHS that started my obsession. 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? My overall favourite episode is probably “A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts” – I just love the idea of multiple monsters and the eeriness of the castle setting. It’s the episode that comes to mind when thinking about classic Scooby. My favourite film is “Zombie Island” without question – it’s not even just my favourite Scooby, but one of my favourite films in general. It has a very mature plot and would translate flawlessly into live action. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I’m active amongst the Scooby community on Twitter and often upload posts about it to Instagram. I’m not an active member of any Scooby-themed forums, but I lurk on several. 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? As much as I love modern Scooby, the classic “Where Are You” will always be my favourite. It has a unique feel and certain spookiness that I don’t think has ever been truly recaptured. 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? I’d say I’d want a follow-up to the Zombie Island / Witch’s Ghost / Alien Invaders / Cyber Chase era where the gang are adults. And I don’t mean like “Return to Zombie Island” – I’d want a true follow-up that didn’t retcon everything. 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I would like the franchise to embrace its dark side. I think it always works well when there’s a touch of scariness to it all. Where Are You, Zombie Island and Mystery Incorporated all prove that Scooby is at its best when it embraces the fact that it’s about monsters and ghouls. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? My favourite member of the gang is Daphne. I like how open to interpretation she is depending on the incarnation and I appreciate how she’s gone from damsel in distress to a fully-fledged character in her own right. My favourite is Reporter Daphne from “Zombie Island”, but I do have an affinity for her “Be Cool” incarnation. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? The Ghost of Dr. Coffin – that whole episode was creepy and I think having him as the villain really helped to sell that. 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? I like Marcie (Hot Dog Water) from Mystery Incorporated. I wish they had done more with her. 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? I have the gang as action figures along with the Mystery Machine, as well as a Lego Mystery Machine with Scooby, Shaggy and Fred Lego figures – plus, a Fred Funko Pop Vinyl. I have multiple Scooby-themed t-shirts, too, if that counts. 11. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? I think it has a basic, but interesting, premise. Kids like to be spooked and I think people in general have a liking for mysteries. It works so well because it can be constantly altered to keep it interesting, whilst also being true to what makes the franchise great. 12. What is one fun fact about you in real life? I’m a self-published author and, whilst I’m currently focused on paranormal romances, I do want to branch out and write crime/mystery novels which will very much be inspired by Scooby-Doo’s adventures. I’ll hopefully get around to them some day. 13. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! It was recently revealed that Velma was intended to be a member of the LGBT community in both the originals script for the 2002 live action film and in Mystery Incorporated – as an openly gay person myself, I’d love to see this kind of representation shown properly in the franchise eventually. I’d like to thank Dan so much for his detailed responses and for participating in these fan spotlights! Be sure to check back tomorrow, same time, same place to meet another awesome Scooby fan!  Conall in his Scooby-Doo costume as a child, next to his dog I’m super excited to have Conall with us as our fan spotlight on this lovely Tuesday! Conall is a big Scooby fan who’s very active on both this site and Twitter. Check out his fan profile below:
1. What is your name? My name is Conall Turley. 2. How did you get into Scooby-Doo? I got into Scooby-Doo from watching it as a child. I can’t even remember a time when I didn’t watch Scooby. It’s been a big part of my life since I was very young. 3. What is your favorite Scooby-Doo episode and film? Why? Gosh picking a favourite episode is so hard! I love so many episodes from various iterations. I think I’ll go for “A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts” from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! The setting of the spooky castle, the 3 classic movie monsters, the hilarious shenanigans, the creepy moments… it’s just classic. As for my favourite movie, it’s almost cliché at this point but Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island is definitely my favourite. What more is there to say! It’s the best of the best. To provide a bit of variety, my second favourite Scooby movie is probably Scooby-Doo! Camp Scare (I always wrestle with my rankings. I love so many of the DTVs). I’m a huge horror movie fan, and since this movie is pretty much Scooby-Doo meets Friday the 13th, it’s perfect for me. I love the summer camp setting, the 3 monsters (maybe that’s my thing, lol), the music, the action sequences, the mystery, the side characters. It all comes together perfectly. 4. What ways are you involved in the Scooby fandom online? I love to interact with all my fellow Scooby fanatics on Twitter. I follow your website and blog! It’s the best source of info on all things Scooby. I’m also part of a Scooby/HB fan group on Facebook. 5. In your opinion, what is the best series or era of Scooby? I think the best series is Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. It took everything that made the original series great and made it even better in my opinion. Everything works for me: the overarching mystery, the darker tone, the comedy, the character development, the music and the art style (which I adore). I grew up watching the original shows and What’s New, Scooby-Doo? but SDMI was the first show I can remember sitting down to watch every week. It came along at just the right time for me (I was 12 when it started). Honestly, I could sing this show praises all day. As for the best era of Scooby, this is a tricky one. I always find myself torn between the WNSD era and the 2010-2013 era. They both had excellent shows (WNSD & SDMI) and great DTVs. They also both had live-action movies, and I love all of those too. I’m going to go for the 2010 – 2013 era because I think all the DTVs released during that time were excellent, whereas with the WNSD era some of the later movies were pretty meh. 6. If they could make a sequel to one Scooby-Doo series or film, what would it be? I don’t think there are any DTVs that need a sequel, especially considering what we got with Return to Zombie Island. I would actually like a sequel to the first two live-action movies, whether it be live-action or animated. I love Scooby-Doo (2002) and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, and I think another movie with that cast would be amazing. 7. What direction would you like to see the franchise go in the future? I think the franchise needs to get more creative again. Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? is a safe Scooby series. Real back to basics after SDMI and Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! both took big risks. Also, the DTVs have been pretty much crossovers for the last few years. I would like a Scooby project (probably a series) that once again isn’t afraid to go in a direction the franchise hasn’t been before. I haven’t given much thought as to what that could entail, but something new and different, whilst still adhering to the classic formula. 8. Who is your favorite member of the gang and why? My favourite member of the gang has always been Daphne. I think Zombie Island and What’s New, Scooby-Doo? are to thank for that. What’s New was the Scooby show airing when I was a kid and at that time Daphne was getting more to do; playing more of an active role within the gang. That was also done in Zombie Island, and it proved that there was more to her character than just “the pretty girl”. I think I identified with her character traits; I was never a leader or the smartest amongst my friends, but I’ve always had a big heart which I think is one of Daphne’s strongest attributes. 9. What is your favorite villain? Why? Another tough one. There are so many villains I love, especially from the original era. My favourite villain from a series though has to be Professor Pericles. I think he’s the most formidable and evil villain the gang has ever faced. My favourite movie villains are the Yowie Yahoo and Wildwind vampires from Scooby-Doo! and the Legend of the Vampire. I really like their designs, and I think the grandiose entry of the Yowie Yahoo every time he appears is really memorable and scary. 10. In your opinion, who is the best recurring (non-gang) character in the franchise? I mean it has to be the Hex Girls. They are Scooby-Doo legends. The fact that they haven’t had their own spin-off show yet is criminal, lol. 11. Do you have a Scooby-Doo collection? If so, what’s in it? Yes, I do have a Scooby-Doo collection. The largest part of which are my VHS tapes, DVDs and Blu rays. I’ve pretty much collected every DVD & Blu ray I can get my hands on, and I have 9 or 10 VHS tapes from when I was a kid. I also have lots of Scooby-Doo comics, activity books and annuals. Scooby toys, including all the LEGO sets, plush toys, action figures and board games. I also have a few random bits and pieces like a Scooby-Doo Christmas decoration that sings, Scooby cups and mugs and a Scooby-Doo costume from years ago. 12. What do you think has made the franchise so popular that it’s still going strong after 50 years? I think it’s a combination of the characters and the versatility of the formula. There’s a member of the gang for everyone, as they all have distinctive attributes and personalities. Then there’s the formula; who doesn’t love a good mystery? There’s so much that can be done with it, as realised by the different shows, DTVs, live action movies etc. The show can keep evolving without losing what makes it work in the first place. 13. What is one fun fact about you in real life? Some people might know this already, but I have a YouTube channel where I upload my LEGO Scooby-Doo stop-motion videos. These are either recreations of scenes from the movies or my own LEGO Scooby-Doo series; some of my favourite Scooby-Doo episodes from various series that I’ve made in LEGO. I got into stop-motion with LEGO back in 2010 just from watching videos on YouTube and it soon became my main hobby. 14. Please feel free to share anything else you’d like to here! I guess just if anyone is reading this and likes to get involved with Scooby discussions on Twitter (or Doctor Who; I LOVE Doctor Who as well) then feel free to follow me, I’ll follow you and we can chat about our favourite meddling kids and their dumb dog! I’m @ConallJT on Twitter Thanks so much to Conall for being today’s fan spotlight! Feel free to ask any questions you may have for him in the comment section, and be sure to check back tomorrow for another fan spotlight! |
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