🎉 50 YEARS OF MYSTERIES! 🎉
Zoinks! 👻 Today marks 50 years of The Scooby-Doo Show! 🧡🐾
Premiering on September 11, 1976, The Scooby-Doo Show became the third television series in the Scooby-Doo franchise 🔎💜
The series ran from 1976 through 1978, delivering 40 episodes📺
Our 4th anniversary is just around the corner, folks! So I'm happy to announce that we're opening the Annual Birthday Gallery once more!
More info about the event and how to participate on our Discord server:
https://t.co/IsFYukNiev
Recognize the drawing on the left?
Scattered around the Internet, its seen usage as profile pictures, album covers, and more
Its origins are not actually in "The Oregonian" newspaper as the photo states, but rather in a rarely-seen painting by experiencer & artist David Huggins
Happy 54th Anniversary to “The New Scooby-Doo Movies”. This series marks the second series of the Scooby-Doo franchise. The first episode started on September 9th, 1972 on CBS and ran all the way until the last episode on October 27th, 1973.
#ScoobyDoo#TheNewScoobyDooMovies
Happy 41st Anniversary to The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo! 👻
On September 7th, 1985, this spooky Scooby-Doo series made its television debut! The series ran for 13 episodes, with its final episode airing on December 7th, 1985.
What did you think of this series? Let me know! 💬
One of the most fascinating things about Slender Man to me is that if you dig through stories from the original thread he is lowkey an entirely different character and no "History of!" video essay EVER covers it somehow. Surge's Slenderman straight up has a face lol
🎉🐾 SCOOBTEMBER IS HERE! 🐾🎉
September 1st, 2026 officially marks the beginning of SCOOBTEMBER — Scooby-Doo’s birthday month! 💙💜💛
And this year is an EXTRA special one because on September 13th, Scooby-Doo turns 57 years old! 🎂🐶🎉
HAPPY SCOOBTEMBER! 🎉🐾
#Scoobtember
Flash was once the playground of the web: games, animations & experiments made by anyone with an idea. 💻 Preserving those creations helps recover a lost chapter of culture.
In “Why Preserve Flash?”, Internet Archive archivist Jason Scott explores why Flash matters & why its preservation is vital.
📖 Download & read, FREE from the Internet Archive: https://t.co/QslD55MyeC
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Just for the hell of it, decided I’d do a thread showing every image of Slenderman actually created by Victor Surge.
If you want an insight into how OG mythos Slendy looks, here ya go.