The following contains a list of episodes from the American animated television series A Pup Named Scooby-Doo which ran on ABC from 1988 until 1991. This is the eighth incarnation of the long running Scooby-Doo Saturday morning series following the "Scooby-Doo Detective Agency's" adventures as adolescents.
 The only season of the series to use digital ink and paint. With thirteen episodes, this is the series' longest season to date.
 From Season 2 onward, the series used traditional cel animation.
 When Scooby inherits his family's hideous but valuable collar, the ghost of a sadistic dogcatcher his parents defeated years ago returns to steal it.
 Shaggy hits his head during a case involving an alien, making him think he's his favorite comic book superhero, Commander Cool.
 The ghost of former rock legend, Purvis Parker, returns to exact revenge on new rock star, Buddy Chillner.
 When a giant chicken monster starts haunting the "National Exaggerator", Freddy's favorite newspaper which is owned by his uncle, the gang takes the case.
 Mr. O'Greasy hires the gang to stop a burger-like monster haunting his restaurants. Meanwhile, Shaggy and Scooby are on non-speaking terms due to an undisclosed argument.
 When Velma's newest invention comes to life and wreaks havoc, getting her suspended from Coolsville High, the gang must return to stop it.
 When Scooby runs away from home when he is neglected by the gang, they realize that a detective agency isn't great without him and set out to find him in the town. He soon gets pursued by a mysterious woman.
 The gang encounters a ghost clown at their favorite amusement park run by the Jipner family.
 Daphne bets Freddy that he can't go twenty-four hours without accusing Red Herring of a crime; Red's aunt hires the gang to find her stolen motorcycle, but unfortunately for Freddy, its thief is revealed to be Red.
 Villain(s): The Boogey BikerIdentity(ies): Red HerringReason(s): To keep the gang from finding out about him fixing his aunt's motorcycle and adding a sidecar to it as her birthday present.
 A chance for Velma's latest invention to enter space is interrupted by a ghost.
 Villain(s): The Astronaut GhostIdentity(ies): Simon Simonson, scientistReason(s): He wanted revenge because Velma's invention got to go into space and his did not.
 A hair monster from a video game called Bigwig attacks an arcade owned by Daphne's father, in which she has just started working at.
 The ghost of a disgraced wrestler called the Hooded Heifer returns to haunt the Coolsville Wrestling Federation.
 An old curse returns to haunt the Doo family and the gang must solve this mystery.
 Scooby runs into real Buster McMuttmauler who is now seeking revenge on him and his family. What ensues is a series of escapades similar to the Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner cartoons.
 Villain(s): Buster McMuttmauler, dog catcherIdentity(ies): N/AReason(s): To catch Scooby.
 Note: This episode is three minutes long.
 The ghost of a librarian returns to haunt Shaggy and Scooby who still have an overdue book.
 Villain(s): The Ghost of Mrs. ShushamIdentity(ies): Bernice Binder, owner of Binders BooksReason(s): To obtain the overdue book, which is rare, and sell it in her shop.
 Note: This episode is eleven minutes long.
 In trouble at a restaurant and forced to pay for their meals by washing dishes, Shaggy and Scooby imagine themselves as Commander Cool and Mellow Mutt, with a snooty waiter as their latest enemy.
 Villain(s): WaitroIdentity(ies): N/AReason(s): To make his food taste great.
 The gang travel to New York and help prevent the monster hunting business Critter Getters from going out of business by solving the case of a giant snail monster.