Colbynfriends
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Wasn't Tiny toons on TV around the time they made this special?
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Which is ironic, since so many people have it in their heads that Scooby Doo and Shaggy were druggies
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Yes they were, I'm surprised they weren't in it really, but it was just starting...
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Actually, Cartoon All-Stars came out first, and the Tiny Toons aired a few months later.
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Oh, they just missed them.
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Foo..well, it's hard to think back to little details like that, my memories of the two are meshed together by the Muppet Babies and Tiny Toons fast food toys
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I don't know if Shaggy was a druggy. I think he was just a tad bit goofy and "out there".
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I really don't think he was ether..or if he was I can't see him as the type to be a total druggie like some shows parody him as
. Sometimes a spacey surfer guy type is just a spacey (but loveable) surfer guy type 
. OT Note: I can see Shaggy and Mokey getting along very well :3Shaggy was basically Jughead with a goatee... I love Shaggy and all, don't get me wrong. His erractic, slacker-like behavior stems from Jughead AND a clear and obvious parody of hipsters...
it was also inspired by someone in a movie, but I can't remember the name or it.
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Yeah, and I don't remember ever hearing of someone calling Jughead a druggie
He's just a lovable, awkward looking food expert Velma is awkward looking, too. Or rather, they were the normal looking people of the group. Not the "cheerleader and jock" that Fred and Daphne were XDI guess some people just like to "talk trash" or insert things that were never there in children's shows. Why? I don't know.
Wonder why they didn't have He-Man or Rainbow Brite or someone in there. Or were they already pretty much done and gone by then?