A Pup Named Scooby-Doo season 2

The following is a list of episodes of the second season of A Pup Named Scooby-Doo.

Cast[]

Recurring characters[]

Scott Menville as Red Herring
Don Messick as Jenkins

Episodes[]

Title	Number	Airdate	Suspects	Culprits	Monsters
Curse of the Collar	1	September 9, 1989	Dr. Needlemeyer, Mr. Goodman	Mr. Trixenstuff	Ghost of Buster McMuttMauler
Scooby claims the family heirloom, a collar, which is 'cursed' by the Ghost of Buster McMuttMauler.
The Return of Commander Cool	2	September 16, 1989	Stu Pendous, Quentin Creeply	Barbara Simone	Alien
An alien is trying to steal the blueprints of the top selling Commander Cool toys at the Colossal Toy Factory. Worse yet, Shaggy looses his memory and thinks he is actually Commander Cool.
The Spirit of Rock'n Roll	3	September 23, 1989	Lenny Lipner, Spooky old man	Mr. Dilton	Ghost of Purvis Parker
The gang goes to see Buddy Chillner perform a live concert, but the theater is haunted by the Ghost of Pervis Parker.
Chickenstein Lives	4	September 30, 1989	Bad News Bitterman, Hank Laughenstock	Casmer Codwaller (Granny Sweetwater)	Chickenstein
Freddie's uncle now runs the National Exaggerator, which Chickenstein is trying to put out of business.
Night of the Living Burger	5	October 7, 1989	Count Shockula, Arney Barney	Skippy Johnson	Burger Monster
Mr. O'Greazy's local burger house is being haunted by the Burger Monster who wants him out of business. Meanwhile, Shaggy and Scooby are not talking to each other.
The Computer Walks Among Us	6	October 14, 1989	Gus	Bruce Wormsley	Dinkley 2000
Velma's new robot goes bad and frames her for stealing her schoolmates' belongings.
Dog Gone Scooby	7	October 21, 1989	N/A	Paula P. Casso is an innocent painter who wants Scooby's head for her project.	N/A
When everyone ignores Scooby, he no longer feels needed, which leads him to go off on his own.
Terror, Thy Name is Zombo	8	October 28, 1989	Bart Jipner	Joey Jipner	Ghost of Zombo the Clown
The gang were at the famous amusement park in Coolsville where Shaggy and Scooby wanted to be the first to ride Monster Mountain, a new roller coaster, but the owners told them that they had to close down the park because of the ghost of Zombo, a real clown who was the first owner of the park who sold it to Johnny Jipner.

Notes/Trivia[]

Series creator and producer, Tom Ruegger, left after season 1 to work on Tiny Toon Adventures for Warner Bros. Animation, with Lane Raichert taking over producing duties.
This season introduces a new character in the series: Daphne's butler Jenkins, who would often be summoned to perform some ridiculous task. He would appear in many episodes of the show from this point on.

Production credits[]

The following credits are shown at the end of every episode. They reflect closely as possible as to how they are presented on-screen.

Executive Producers: William Hanna And Joseph Barbera
Executive In Charge Of Production: Jayne Barbera
Producer: Lane Raichert
Story Editor: Bill Matheny
Associate Story Editor: Laren Bright
Supervising Director: Ray Patterson
Directors: Don Lusk, Paul Sommer, Ray Patterson
Animation Directors: Joanna Romersa, Allen Wilzbach, Vincente Bassols, Joan Drake, Ed Love, Berny Wolf
Creative Design: Iwao Takamoto
Storyboard Artists: Michael V. Bennett, Scott Jeralds, Joel Seibel, Jon McClenahan
Starring The Voices Of: Casey Kasem As Shaggy, Don Messick As Scooby-Doo
Recording Director: Gordon Hunt
Voices: Charlie Adler, James Avery, Bever-Leigh Banfield, Pat Carroll, Victoria Carroll, Linda Dangcil, Takayo Fischer, Dick Gautier, Linda Gary, Robert Ito, Casey Kasem, Christina Lange, Al Lurie, Kenneth Mars, Kellie Martin, Scott Menville, Don Messick, Haunani Minn, Brian Mitchell, Felton Perry, Neilson Ross, Maggie Roswell, Michael Rye, Ronnie Schell, Carl Steven, B.J. Ward, Frank Welker, Patric Zimmerman
Animation Casting Directors: Andrea Romano, Kris Zimmerman
Talent Coordinator: Jamie Thomason
Title: Scott Jeralds, Tom Ruegger
Graphics: Iraj Paran, Tom Wogatzke
Design Supervisor: Jack White
Unit Head: Scott Jeralds
Director Of Music Supervision: Joanne Miller
Music & Song By: John Debney
Layout Supervision: Deane Taylor
Layout Artists: Glen Lovett, Craig Handley
Character Design: Eric Clark, Mark Christiansen, Lance Falk, Scott Hill, Vicki Scott, Mario Williams, Lane Raichert
Background Supervision: Al Gmuer
Background Layout Artists: Jim Hickey, Bill Proctor, Peter Alvarado
Background Artists: Jim Hickey, Patti Palmer, Craig Robertson, Martin Forte, Jeff Riche
Xerography: Star Wirth
Color Stylist: Alison Leopold
Supervising Editors: Terry W. Moore, Larry C. Cowan
Music & Sound Editing: S.V. Editorial
Track Readers: Jim Hearn, Carol Iverson, Kerry Iverson, Kay Douglas, Denise Whitfield
Sound Direction: Alvy Dorman, Stan Wetzel
Dubbing Supervisor: Pat Foley
Show Editor: Gil Iverson
Produced In Association With: Wang Film Production Co., Ltd.
Production Supervisor: Bob Marples
Supervising Directors: Paul Stibal, Chris Hauge
Post Production Supervisor: Joed Eaton
Negative Consultant: William DeBoer
Program Administrator: Barbara Simon Dierks
Production Assistants: Victoria McCollum, Sandy Benenati, Vicki Casper, Erika Grossbart-Green, Debby Lathrop-Robbins
Hanna-Barbera Productions