Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Stay Tuned Bumpers

1998-2000

Opening to Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island VHS

**skip to 5:40 for the cordovan version of this bumper**

Opening to Classic Scooby-Doo 1999 VHS

**skip to 5:00 for the green ghost version of this bumper**

Bumper: On a cordovan background with glasses, flashlights, and yellow outline sketches of Velma looking for her glasses from Scooby-Doo, we see the orange text "STAY TUNED FOR A SPECIAL TRAILER FOLLOWING THIS PROGRAM!" with "SPECIAL" in blue, and a shadow effect applied to the text.

Variant: On some Scooby-Doo tapes, this has a dark-purple-ish blue background with green spooky ghosts. The text is yellow instead of orange and reads "STAY TUNED FOR A BONUS CARTOON FROM (Cartoon Network Logo) RIGHT AFTER SCOOBY DOO".

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None, except for an announcer saying the text. The announcer appears to be Brian Cummings. However, the variant has a different announcer saying "Check out a bonus cartoon exclusively from Cartoon Network coming up, right after Scooby-Doo."

Availability: The cordovan version is rare, as it is only seen on the VHS release of Scooby Doo on Zombie Island, but the variant is a little more common, but a little less easy to find, as it was seen on some Scooby-Doo tapes.

Scare Factor: Low for the cordovan version, as the rather stern announcer comes on as if all of a sudden, and can startle you. However, the announcer on the variant is somewhat friendlier, so this factor might be lowered for it.

2002

Bumper: Same as the early mid 2000's Feature Presentation bumper of the era, but the text arched above the Warner Bros. Family Entertainment logo instead reads "STAY TUNED FOR BONUS FEATURES".

FX/SFX: Same as the early-mid 2000s Warner Home Video Feature Presentation bumper.

Music/Sounds: Same as the Feature Presentation bumper of the era, except there's an announcer, Brian Cummings who says "Stay tuned after the movie for special bonus features!". He's almost finished when Bugs Bunny starts doing his business (which is doing his pose and eating his carrot).

Availability: Extremely rare. The 2002 VHS of Scooby-Doo was the only tape to use this bumper.

Scare Factor: Same as the early-mid 2000s Warner Home Video Feature Presentation bumper, except for the announcer.