Paul Dini, writer of canned Scoob!: Holiday Haunt, says test audiences “dug” it
Big "ruh-roh" on this one for Warner Bros. Discovery

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Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision to cancel the release of HBO Max’s Batgirl (a movie that had supposedly finished shooting but will now be permanently left on a shelf as part of some kind of tax scheme) is the big headline-grabbing shocker of this week, but it’s not even the only movie WBD decided to abandon this week. At the same time that it killed Batgirl, Warner Bros. Discovery also decided to cancel the release of Scoob!:Holiday Haunt, a CG-animated sequel to early pandemic release Scoob! that was reportedly very close to being finished.