[...] talked about the appeal of the show previously, when I reviewed some of the individual discs, so please read those for the basic [...]

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[...] and humility just doesn’t interest me. I did note that the talented Grey DeLisle (Daphne, Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated) is voicing Sif, while Thor is Matthew Wolf (continuing the role from Hulk Vs.) and Loki is Rick [...]

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Oh and Goober was the dog who could turn invisible from Goober & the Ghost Chasers

http://www.cmongethappy.com/eguide/goober.html

Now, see, this part I didn’t like. The Velma/Shaggy pairing had potential, but I thought it ended up being borderline offensive in the portrayal of Velma – the way she kept hounding Shaggy to change his behavior and his personality (how he talked, how he acted, how he dressed) and the way she ended up demanding that he choose between his lifelong friend and her – it just grated on my nerves. It felt like sitcom material from the 70s – or possibly sitcom material that would have been rejected in the 70s.

The Fred/Daphne relationship, on the other hand, I thought played out in an amusing and charming way – even if Fred is extra clueless in this series. But the Velma/Shaggy one just made both of them seem so irritating that whenever it got screen time it made the show painful for me to watch. I missed the last few episodes of the first season, so I don’t know if they found a way to make it work or not.

I watched it last night and didn’t enjoy it as much as the rest of the season. It’s a complete stand alone episode. The disconnect from the rest of the season was weird and disconcerting for me. Also, it focuses a lot on the ‘sidekicks’. I’ll just say, remember the warning about too much of a good thing.