A Scooby-Doo Question and Answer Game

On today's Scooby Panel episode, we decided to do something totally different. Actually, this wasn't even recorded as a panel, but I knew ahead of time that it would be turned into a panel. 

Alexa from the Unmasked History of Scooby-Doo Podcast and I decided that during one of our Scooby chats, we would come up with some questions, similar to the game Table Topics. We did not tell anyone what we were doing. The invite simply said:

"You're Invited!

Date: Sunday, June 12

Time: 3pm Eastern

Place: Zoom

We will be doing a Scooby Zoom call, but this is going to be structured! Join us as Alexa and I host a little Scooby party! Bring your own Scooby Snacks and come have some fun. This won't be run like a panel, but it will eventually be a Scooby Panel episode. Let me know if you can make it. Zoom link will be shared later!"

Alexa and I came up with some quick warm-up questions first, followed by the actual questions. 

And Scooby Panel #34 was the result!

Web Series Version

Podcast Version

This was a lot of fun to do. Learning about each other and sharing our love of Scooby-Doo is what makes doing the panels so awesome! We finally found a safe place to talk about Scooby where no one is rolling their eyes or tuning us out. We are all excited to hear what each other has to say. It's amazing! 

Check out the panel and let us know your answers to the questions that were asked. And stay tuned because part 2 is coming...eventually!

My Scooby Stuff - Day 316 - Scooby-Doo Trivia Game

Day 316 - Scooby-Doo Trivia Game

I love this Scooby-Doo! Trivia Game. It has 450 questions about Scooby and the gang. It includes categories such as Villains and Monsters, Behind the Scenes, Places, Grab Bag and more. Get one question right in each category to win.

The game comes in a tin with Scooby's smiling face on the lid. The game is for ages 7 and up and for 2 to 4 players or teams. The tin measures 7 1/2" tall by 4 1/2" wide.

The bottom of the tin has a description of the game, what is included with the game, a picture of the gang, and the copyright info.

The instruction sheet is 2 sided.

The other sides of the tin look like this. The same design is repeated on the opposite sides.

The game comes with a scorepad so you can keep track of who is winning. The Scorepad measures 6" wide by 4" tall.

Here are the game cards. The game also comes with a game die and a pencil. The game cards measure 3" wide by 2 1/2" tall. They have questions on one side and answers on the other.

The game is copyright 2003 and made by Pressman Toy Corp. This game was made in China.