Notes:

Even though the Looney Tunes were Warner Bros. Animation's original creation as far back as the 1930s, in 2010-2013 "Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated" ended up having better writing and animation than its sister series "The Looney Tunes Show." SD!MI utilized WB Animation's A-list writers (even a few "Animaniacs" veterans!) and their go-to animation subcontractors Lotto Animation (capable of some very fluid and great-looking animation) and DongWoo Animation Co. Ltd, while TLTS was stuck with improv writers from the Groundlings (who'd later go on to create "Mike Tyson Mysteries") and less-than-steller animation from Rough Draft Korea and Yearim Productions (save the early episodes where Toon City was involved and made some great-looking animation). Even Robert Kahl's music in SD!MI was better than Andy Sturmer's sparse and atonal music in TLTS, and SD!MI even got the better sound editorial company (DigiPost TV), meaning that show used way more classic WB/Looney Tunes sound effects than TLTS, which preferred to stick with Hanna-Barbera sound effects for any comedic moments.