Shaggy (Scooby Goes Hollywood)

Norville "Shaggy" Rogers is the deuteragonist of the Scooby-Doo film Scooby-Doo Goes Hollywood.

He was voiced by the late Casey Kasem.

What Makes Him Pathetic?[]

Unlike most versions of Shaggy, this one is a manipulative abuser who gaslights Scooby into believing he wants out of the mystery solving role and take on other roles.
He tries to force Scooby to be somebody he isn't.
When C.J. holds auditions for a replacement for Scooby in an attempt to convince him to come back, Shaggy deems this as the opportunity for Scooby to try other roles.
It's made blatantly clear that his attempts to change Scooby are for his own interests rather than for Scooby's.
When Scooby is on the Jackie Carson Show, Shaggy controls the interview by speaking for Scooby, only allowing Scooby to answer one question.
When his attempts to get Scooby into other roles fails, he tries to pitch his own spin-off shows.

His efforts to get Scooby to play other roles clearly don't work as Scooby is unable to properly perform them. Despite this, Shaggy doesn't stop producing them.
He fails to read obvious signs of disdain for the roles he puts Scooby in, interpreting C.J.'s cries as praise instead.
The ending shows he didn't learn a thing as his attempts to pitch his own spin-off shows only ends with him getting thrown out the building.

He's the only version of Shaggy to be Pathetic Pinhead, as well the only Pathetic Pinhead from Scooby-Doo franchise.