Clue Club: The Complete Animated Series

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I knew very little of Clue Club before buying this DVD. I just knew that I loved Hanna Barbera and this set was reasonably priced. After I received it, I started watching and man I couldn’t stop! The mysteries were fun and more intricate then Scooby-Doo and other Hanna Barbera shows. The characters were fun and Woofer and Whimper were a ball. The show uses forensics, science, and analysis of clues to solve the mystery, which is unlike most of the other shows.This is a 2 Disc DVD set. Disc 1 contains episodes 1-8 and Disc 2 contains 9-16. There are no special features, only a play all or individual episode selection. The audio and visual quality are very good. A few scenes jump in color definition, but overall it is excellent. Each episode does not contain a title card with the episode name. It begins with the theme song and goes straight into the episode. One other thing I noted is that some of the episode titles, give away the ending.Disc 1:The Paper Shaper CaperThe Case of the Lighthouse MouseThe Real Gone GondolaWho’s to Blame for the Empty FrameThe Weird Seaweed CaperThe Green Thumb CaperThe Disappearing Airport CaperThe Walking House CaperDisc 2:The Solar Energy CaperThe Vanishing Train CaperThe Dissolving Statue CaperThe Missing Pig CaperOne of Our Elephants is MissingThe Amazing HeistThe Circus CaperThe Prehistoric Monster Caper

It seems that slightly more effort went into this than most of the other manufacture on demand releases I have bought since there's an actual splash screen that lists the episodes instead of the generic screen like other Warner Archive releases. The show itself is good but you do have to remember that this is before Scooby Doo so you won't find too many unmaskings here and although there are a few monsters they usually just show up for comedic effect. The endings are more of the "gather up the supects and explain how and who did it" trope but it's not a bad thing. The tech invented by the resident genius girl is dick Tracy/comic book style and she acts more like a csi than Velma. The real comedians are the dogs who can't talk to humans but do talk to each other. Overall the whole team seems to solve the mystery and the local Sheriff is present in every episode to cart the bad guys away. Overall a good show and interesting to see how they developed the medling kids fourmula.

This show is soo good!

Another HB cartoon that I've had on DVD for years. My copy is a rip from the Boomerang network with great 480 quality. This set is the usual offering from the WB Archive. It's remastered and looks excellent on my HDTV. This set is not as polished like the previous sets though. You will notice the dust and grain at times. It's not distracting but it's noticeable. Also you can notice the color difference from frame to frame. Some colors are bright and some are not. But's that's nitpicking. It looks better than my burned copy on every level. Clue Club is one of the clones of Scooby Doo that was produced in the mid 70's. In the 70's you had quite a few clones of Scooby Doo to choose from. And I love every single one of them. IMO it is not a great toon but it's not a terrible one either. This is one of the better clones of Scooby Doo. I was too young to remember this toon as a child but I did get to see it as a teen on the USA Cartoon Express. Dottie will make you laugh. She is smart, clever and funny while she tries to find any excuse to be at the crime scene and help search for clues. She is the team savior on many occasions. Woofer and Wimper (team dogs) are funny as well. Often they are the comic relief of the episodes. If you enjoy Scooby Doo you might enjoy these. The complete series is here. 16 episodes in total. DVD-R on Demand disc with eight episodes on each disc. Fun for boys and girls of all ages. Happy Clue hunting!!!!Update: Make sure you check your discs though. A few episodes freeze and skip on disc 1. You need to fix this WB Archive.

A cross between a typical Hanna Barbera Scooby Doo Meddling Kids adventure and a who-dun-it mystery (a "Who-Scooby Doo-done-it") with multiple suspects with motives behind a crime caper, (usually theft, robbery, and one pig-napping, and no murder), a team of smart kids even if D.D. and Pepper might turned Shaggy-scared at times, and a comedy team of verbose canine sidekicks in bragging Woofer (voice of Paul Winchell) and sleepy Whimper (Jim MacGeorge).Larry (David Joliffe) was the brains of the Clue Club team, putting together the clues gathered by himself, Woofer, Whimper, D.D. (Bob Hastings) and Pepper (Patricia Stich) and research at home by resident computer expert (circa 1977) Dotty (Tara Talboy) and gathering all of the suspects in one room to explain the solution of the mystery and identifying the actual culprit while Sheriff Bagley (John Stephenson) provided the law enforcement authority to make the arrest.A nice twist to the meddling kids mystery formula Hanna-Barbera is best known for in the 1970s.

My son loves this dvd 📀 he tells m mom the dogs 🐶 r so funny 😆 and I love 💕 to here him Laugh and I am happy 😃 that I finally got a dvd 📀 that when I played it for him it was not fuzzy thank u for selling it At a great price

This is what I remember as a boy in 1976 when I started kindergarten. That Christmas I got two stuffed animal dogs I named Woofer and Whimper after these two dogs. I feel complete having this DVD of the cartoon now after 45 years since I last saw the cartoon.