While we’re at it, this has “The Jetsons” running 75 episodes. However, the original 1962-63 show only had 24 episodes, running one season on ABC prime-time.
 
Hanna-Barbera wanted to have 65 episodes, so in 1985, 23 years later, they made 41 new episodes. 10 more episodes came out in 1987, thus the “75” number.

@RIG  
Huh…Not sure how I managed to miss it…

@Background Pony #0530  
Actually, with all the other series being combined like they have been here, not only should MLP season 4 be combined with gens 1-3, but all of the various scooby doo series should be combined together.

The 38 number for “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” is a bit effy, here. The original show lasted two seasons in 1969-70, seventeen in season 1 and eight more in season 2, giving the total number of 25 episodes. Throughout the 1970s newer Scooby Doo shows were made under new titles. In 1978, nine episodes of the new series were aired with the old “Where Are You” opening/closing sequences, but the remaining 7 from the season were then broadcast as “Scooby All Star”. And even then, in reruns those episodes were packaged under “The Scooby Doo Show” banner.
 
Regardless of how they were originally broadcast, it’s pretty much agreed that the proper “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” series only had 2 seasons and 25 episodes.

It would of been useful for me to see an image like this before I started watching every episode of Pokemon.

sigh  
Someone’s gotta tag all this.

*are you blink?

@Tenafly Viper  
are you bling is right here, with 78 episodes (the list put it as 156, but think about it, each “episode” only last 15 minutes, half of what normally is considered an “episode”, same with adventure time)

No Regular Show? :I

Dat humble original MLP at the 65 section.