Haunted Castle • #2 Mummy's Curse • #3 Snow Monster • #4 Sunken Ship • #5 Howling Wolfman • #6 Vampire's Revenge • #7 Carnival Creeper • #8 Groovy Ghost • #9 Zombie's Treasure • #10 Spooky Strikeout • #11 Fairground Phantom • #12 Frankenstein Monster • #13 Runaway Robot • #14 Masked Magician • #15 Phony Fortune Teller • #16 Toy Store Terror • #17 Farmyard Fright • #18 Caveman Caper • #19 Rowdy Rodeo • #20 High-Flying Adventure • #21 Ghostly Gorilla • #22 Vicious Viking • #23 Karate Caper • #24 Seashore Slimer • #25 Bowling Boogeyman • #26 Headless Horseman • #27 Deep-Sea Diver • #28 Sinister Sorcerer • #29 Witch Doctor • #30 Gruesome Goblin • #31 Virtual Villain • #32 Hoopster Horror • #33 Cactus Creature • #34 Scary Skateboarder • #35 Monster Menace

The scene of Shaggy roasting the hot dogs is virtually identical to the one in A Clue for Scooby Doo, only with the addition of Velma. All of what Shaggy mentions while making his sandwich, and only the lettuce and ham is seen. It would also be impossible for him to add a boiled egg without having actually boiled one beforehand. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: The Complete Series DVD set released by Warner Home Video on November 21, 2011. The lining around the top of Scooby's collar turns brown a couple of times as Shaggy tells Mr. Simms about the non-part of the tour the rest of the gang want to go to and how there won't be a luau there. This is one of the few, if not the only, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episodes which begins outside in broad daylight; it looks like it's Autumn, although it's unknown if this is the intention.It's impossible to identify Big Red, as Mr. Masters has his office full of pictures of other species of dog. Apparently he's bred many show dogs to be (and maybe that was the point). At this point in the series (as revealed in Spooky Space Kook), Velma is not established to be technologically proficient so it's unknown where they got the equipment (transmitter, direction finder, etc.) they used in this episode. This is the first known time Daphne is kidnapped by the monster; excluding her imprisonment in Hassle in the Castle.

When Scooby flipped the drum he was hiding in, before the lighter blue was above the darker blue. After he flipped it, the colors remained the same position when it should have been the darker blue above the lighter blue.This is the second episode, after Decoy for a Dognapper, to a have a witch doctor as the primary villain. Fred says, "Good boy, Scooby, you found and freed them all". Daphne found the dogs first, but she doesn't get any credit. On Beach Boulevard, while Shaggy is talking to Scooby about taking Miller's and his dog's place for their evening walk, the top of the dog lead is poking through the collar. This episode is adapted into the third level of the N64 version of Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers.