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The National Exaggerator, as its name implies, is a sensationalist tabloid newspaper in Coolsville. Young Freddie Jones read it faithfully, absorbing all its conspiracy theories.
Employees
- Eddie Jones - owner
- Sam Schlock - editor
- Scoop Byline - reporter
- Former employees
- Bad News Bitterman (janitor; former reporter)
History
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Season one
Insert details here. (Lights...Camera...Monster)
Season two
Insert details here. (Curse of the Collar)
Insert details here. (The Spirit of Rock'n Roll)
After it was purchased by Freddie's Uncle Eddie, it was troubled by the Chickenstein monster.[1]
Appearances
- A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
- 113. Lights...Camera...Monster (paper)
- 201. Curse of the Collar (paper)
- 203. The Spirit of Rock'n Roll (paper)
- 204. Chickenstein Lives. (building and paper)
- 403. Mayhem of the Moving Mollusk (paper)
Apocryphal
Scooby-Doo (DC Comics)

Daphne reading an article.
Daphne Blake Reading a Newspaper For 40 Seconds (Screechy Keen)
References
- ↑ Chickenstein Lives., season 2, episode 4.