In the Blu-ray remastered release of Scooby-Doo: Where Are You, the Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution 2003 logo (with warp-speed fanfare) plasters the 90s Hanna-Barbera and Turner Entertainment logo.
What i find interesting is that they packaged in the 1978 "Scooby's All Stars" episodes, considering they aired with the Where are You! opening and closing but are included with the "The Scooby-Doo Show" OP/ED that the 40 episodes from 1976-1978 have run with in syndication since the early '80s. In all of the non complete series sets on DVD those episodes were released separately but still branded under the Where are You! name and the eight episodes aired in 1977 alongside Laff-a-Lympics have not gotten a full release on home video.
If you ever fancy checking out Moomins on The Riviera, you’ll be pleased to know that the Japanese Blu Ray is Region A, same as America, and has an English language option! I live in the UK, where the film got a theatrical release, and was released on DVD, which I’ll add to my collection someday. Just thought you’d like to know about the Japanese Blu Ray with English option, and there’s always a chance some of your friends might be interested!
That's why it's a Limited Edition Collectors piece and looks great on the shelf. You can always take the discs out and place them in a couple of those CD wallets so you can preserve the main box itself.
It's funny too because in the "Straight Outta Nowhere! Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog DVD Unboxing" video, the Scooby-Doo! Where Are You? The Complete Series Blu-Ray he showed is already open, but in this video, it's still sealed at the beginning. As the description hints at, he is uploading these videos out of order, but maybe he just waited too long and wanted to upload two Scooby-Doo related unboxing videos around the same time.
@@logandockery1512 I'm more focused on the VHSs because I'm not much a fan of the newer Scooby Doo movies but only acception I may get is Scooby Doo Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog.
That’s a cool limited edition complete series of “Scooby-Doo Where Are You?” on Blu-Ray.
I got this on DVD last month
I got the dvd series last year so that was an interesting Christmas present
In the Blu-ray remastered release of Scooby-Doo: Where Are You, the Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution 2003 logo (with warp-speed fanfare) plasters the 90s Hanna-Barbera and Turner Entertainment logo.
Another long awaited Blu-ray release and a long awaited unboxing video.
What i find interesting is that they packaged in the 1978 "Scooby's All Stars" episodes, considering they aired with the Where are You! opening and closing but are included with the "The Scooby-Doo Show" OP/ED that the 40 episodes from 1976-1978 have run with in syndication since the early '80s. In all of the non complete series sets on DVD those episodes were released separately but still branded under the Where are You! name and the eight episodes aired in 1977 alongside Laff-a-Lympics have not gotten a full release on home video.
Just curious. Are we getting a 2022 full collection vid?
I hopefully will sometime. Thanks for the reminder.
@@JsBluRays HOPEFULL WARNER SHOULD RELEASE SPEEDY GONZALES 80TH ANNIVERSARY AND DAFFY DUCK 85TH ANNIVERSARY ON BLU RAY
I have this set and like it but i might get the standard bluray when it releases just because its less bulky
If you ever fancy checking out Moomins on The Riviera, you’ll be pleased to know that the Japanese Blu Ray is Region A, same as America, and has an English language option! I live in the UK, where the film got a theatrical release, and was released on DVD, which I’ll add to my collection someday. Just thought you’d like to know about the Japanese Blu Ray with English option, and there’s always a chance some of your friends might be interested!
my favorite part is it says it's 5.1 audio but it's just stereo in the amazon listing on the re release
13:53 end of great unboxing
Very nice package
I watch it on HBO Max
A new Blu ray version of this coming may 1 2022
Reminds me of the old Invader Zim DVD set, the one that looked like Zim's house.
I got that for Christmas 2020!
I'm glad i didn't buy this edition. That kind of case would drive me nuts
That's why it's a Limited Edition Collectors piece and looks great on the shelf. You can always take the discs out and place them in a couple of those CD wallets so you can preserve the main box itself.
Now they did
Remember you showed this in your video on Scooby meets courage the cowardly dog
It's funny too because in the "Straight Outta Nowhere! Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog DVD Unboxing" video, the Scooby-Doo! Where Are You? The Complete Series Blu-Ray he showed is already open, but in this video, it's still sealed at the beginning. As the description hints at, he is uploading these videos out of order, but maybe he just waited too long and wanted to upload two Scooby-Doo related unboxing videos around the same time.
@@andykishore yeah which was odd
I believe there is a standard blu-ray set of this coming out soon.
Read the video description.
@@andykishore Thanks. I should have read that first lol
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Can You Upload The Angry Birds Movie 2 4K Ultra Blu-Ray Unboxing
Not likely, but thanks for the suggestion
Is the screen image full screen?
I haven't checked but it should be
@@JsBluRays alright thanks could you do a post on it
man, this video is pretty old.
It is, you are right
Hey J's Blu Rays please get every Scooby Doo media on VHS DVD and Blu Ray please
@Anna BradleyNo we don't but yes we do need the DVDs Blu Rays and all the streaming services too
That's quite the request there, I own a few Scooby Doo VHS tapes, not all of them thou.
@@MediaLover2023 do you still want all of the VHS tapes DVDs and Blu Rays of Scooby Doo media
@@logandockery1512 I'm more focused on the VHSs because I'm not much a fan of the newer Scooby Doo movies but only acception I may get is Scooby Doo Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog.
@@MediaLover2023 so you're an old school physical media collector
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You like Scooby Doo??
I do. It's a good show!
I picked this up last month. It’s right next to the complete series of full house.