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♪ Feel like
I've been hypnotized ♪
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♪ When I look into your eyes ♪
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♪ I get feelings ♪
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♪ Crazy feelings deep inside ♪
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Fred:
Well, here we are --
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Warner Bros. Studios,
home of Hanna-Barbera.
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Daphne: They've shot so many
great reunion specials here.
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Now we get to have
our own reunion special.
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Velma:
But how is it a reunion
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if we haven't spent a day apart
in 52 years?
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♪ I feel magic in the air ♪
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♪ I feel magic everywhere ♪
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♪ I feel magic,
crazy magic in the air ♪
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♪♪
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[ Sniffs ] Here we are.
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Our soundstage
where it all began.
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Stage 12.
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Where we've been filming
ever since
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our original series --
"Scooby Doo Where Are You!"
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premiered on Saturday mornings
in 1969.
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Dude! I used to love
watching that show.
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Well, let's go inside.
Time to make the doughnuts.
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Doughnuts!
Doughnuts?
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♪♪
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Shaggy: Oh-ho-ho.
Ohh.
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Daphne:
It hasn't changed a bit.
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Wow. So many memories,
so much history.
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I wonder if that sandwich I was
in the middle of eating
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is still here.
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[ Slurp! ]
Not anymore.
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[ Giggles ]
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Hey, Velma, remember
when we shot the scene
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where you lost
your glasses?
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It was right over there.
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And then that other scene
when you lost them again
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over there
and over there?
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[ Bonk! ]
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Hey, my glasses.
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I can't see without them.
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[ Crash! ]
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My glasses.
I lost them.
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[ Roar! ]
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[ Crash! ]
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Oh, there you are, Shaggy.
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Okay, I get it.
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Velma's thing is she's always
losing her glasses.
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I only wear them
because they make me look cool.
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Welcome, Mystery Gang.
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[ Gasps ]
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A g-g-ghost!
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Not quite. A host.
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Although you're not too far off.
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There are rumors
that this studio is haunted.
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Geez. Does everywhere we go
have to be haunted?
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You can relax, Shaggy.
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I can assure you
it's just me,
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Janel Parrish,
a real human being.
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So the five of you --
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Daphne, Fred, Velma,
Shaggy, and Scooby --
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have been playing characters
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who solve mysteries
for 52 years.
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Um, yeah, we know.
We lived it.
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So have any of you
ever experienced
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a ghost in real life?
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Whenever I try to get my agent
on the phone. Ha!
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[ Laughter ]
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[ Laughter continues ]
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-Crack up.
-We have fun.
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"Scooby" has persisted
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because the characters
are really, really good,
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and it's a wonderful formula.
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Silverman: It's iconic.
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It's been on the air
almost continuously since 1969
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in one way or the other.
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It has that alchemy
that works for people.
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Green: The idea of a troupe
of sophisticated,
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intelligent,
best-friend teenagers
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is something that has
been pioneered
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so flawlessly in "Scooby-Doo"
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and then reflected through pop
culture for every year since.
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The characters
really are archetypes,
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you know, like Fred
is the muscle
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and Daphne is the heart
and Velma is the brain
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and -- and Scooby and Shaggy
are the stomach.
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I think that's part
of their appeal
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is that they're just sort of --
they're sort of universal.
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A kid can enjoy that right now
like a kid could 50 years ago.
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Every generation can find
something in them
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to remind them of themselves.
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So there is
a lot of excitement
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in store
for you guys today.
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Later on,
you'll each be competing
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in a mixed-martial arts
tournament
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with some of the world's
top fighters.
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Plus, Scooby,
you'll be meeting the litter
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that you never knew
you had.
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Huh?
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But first,
let's take a look back
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at some of our favorite moments
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from your very first adventures
in "Scooby Doo Where are you!"
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♪♪
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Even in the beginning,
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everything that made you you
was there --
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the heart, the bravery,
the teamwork.
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You lifted each other up...
literally.
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[ Chains jingling ]
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When one of you lost yourself,
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the rest of the gang
would find you...
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again, literally.
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[ Thunk! ]
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[ Thud! ]
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[ Patter! ]
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No matter how haunted the house,
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you could always rely
on each other,
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your resourcefulness,
your teeth.
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♪♪
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It wasn't always easy,
but you had each other...
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and nerves of steel
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and also the van.
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Show 'em, Scooby.
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You soared to new heights
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and inspired generations
of ghost hunters.
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Yay!
Yay, Scooby!
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No one will ever forget the name
Scooby-Doo.
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[ Sighs ]
Wow, such powerful memories.
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Third time I've called him
this week.
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Why am I paying him 10%
if he can't even call me ba--
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Shoot, I got to go.
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[ Thunder crashing ]
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[ Evil laughter ]
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♪♪
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Oh, wh-- wh-- what was that?
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I don't know.
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It's not part
of the reunion special.
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It must be...
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a mystery.
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Hey, Scooby Gang.
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It's us -- Marvin and Wendy
from the Super Friends.
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We hang around
with some people
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with pretty cool powers --
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Wonder Woman,
Aquaman, Superman.
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But you have
a superpower, too --
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your friendship.
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Plus,
you also have a van.
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And what appears to be
an unlimited source of money.
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And a talking dog.
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But really,
your friendship.
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Yeah, they should call you
the Super Friends.
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But you can't
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or the Super Friends
will drag you to court.
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So we had arrived
that four teenagers
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were gonna be involved
in mysteries.
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And we threw in a dog
to kind of help it along
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and give it touches of humor.
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That was Scooby-Doo.
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What happens, of course, is that
you went into the mysteries
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and Scooby began
to steal the show.
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[ Giggling ]
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[ Growling ]
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Also he had a way of talking
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that our great talent
Don Messick did.
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Welker: I would watch his face
and those jaws would go,
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and I try to do the same thing
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to emulate Don
as close as I can.
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[ Imitating Scooby-Doo ]
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[ Whimpering ]
Ruh-roh.
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One of Joe Barbera's maxims was,
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"If you ain't got a big, sloppy
dog, you ain't got comedy."
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[ Laughing ]
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[ Munch! Munch! ]
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Scooby-Doo-o-o-o.
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Bryn! Bryn, that thing
happened again.
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Oh, sorry
about that, folks.
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We've been having electrical
problems all over the studio.
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This is Bryn, our producer.
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Actually, I produce all
the reunion specials here.
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Next week we're filming
the "Friends Reunion" reunion.
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The fans really miss
those characters
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from the original
"Friends Reunion."
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Excuse me. If that was just
an electrical problem,
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how do you explain
the scary, classic
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"Scooby Doo"
villain laughter?
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Great question, Velma,
but we're here to have fun.
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Hey, did you know
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that when Hanna and Barbera
and Joe Ruby and Ken Spears
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first came up with the idea
for your show,
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you were all gonna be
in a traveling rock band?
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Shaggy: We could have had a song
in America's Top 40.
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The hits from coast to coast,
hosted by Casey Kasem.
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And Scooby started off
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as a very different
kind of dog.
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Scooby: Yikes!
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There was
a brilliant illustrator
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who worked for Hanna-Barbera
named Iwao Takamoto.
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He turned Scooby
into a Great Dane
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and developed
the way you all look.
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Velma: Too bad he didn't develop
a turtleneck
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that doesn't give me
a neck rash.
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But the network
wasn't interested....yet.
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Iwao put it all together
in this one drawing
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and the concept
came to life.
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The head of the network,
Fred Silverman,
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was presented this image,
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and he said yes
on the spot.
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Daphne: We look so young.
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Fred: Wow.
I can't believe
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I used to wear
that weird ascot.
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Was that ever
in style?
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Beck: Hanna-Barbera had access
to some of the best talent.
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They knew their animators,
their background painters,
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the writers to help create
these characters.
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They were practically supporting
the animation industry
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on their backs.
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When you have
a really great design,
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that will help you have
a great longevity
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with, you know,
with great characters
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and all the characters
have very strong silhouettes.
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Daphne is always like...
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That's a very essential part
in the animation
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is that their silhouettes
are completely recognizable.
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Scooby-Doo is a Great Dane,
but the way Iwao designed him,
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he's not a champion Great Dane.
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Iwao actually went
and got a book on dog breeds
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and read what a Great Dane
should look like,
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and then he broke every rule.
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Scooby has got a belly
that hangs down
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and a back that sags
and a bump in his nose
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and his ears are always crooked
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and pointing
in two different directions,
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and his eyes
could be different sizes.
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And all of those things
are done on purpose
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because it makes
Scooby charming,
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and it makes Scooby relatable.
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Like, what he lacks
in physical perfection,
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he makes up for in personality.
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Then came the casting.
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Do you all remember
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when you came in
to audition?
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Well, in case you don't,
we dug up
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your original audition reels,
and let's just say
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you hadn't quite nailed
the characters just yet.
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Ohh.
Yikes.
Well.
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I'm Fred Jones,
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and I'll be reading
for the part of Fred Jones.
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Huh. What a coincidence.
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Oh, Scooby, would you do it
for a Scooby snack?
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[ Giggling ]
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Uh, excuse me.
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How do you pronounce...
"zo-inks"?
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My name's Jabberjaw.
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And today I'll be reading
to be Shaggy.
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[ Clearing throat ]
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I can already taste those
chocolate-covered hot dogs.
256
00:09:51.632 --> 00:09:54.552
Let's see who this ghost
really is, dumb-dumb.
257
00:09:54.594 --> 00:09:58.639
Guys, we have to check out
that abandoned carnival.
258
00:09:58.681 --> 00:10:01.642
[ Laughter ]
259
00:10:01.684 --> 00:10:03.102
That's terrible.
Oh, boy.
260
00:10:03.144 --> 00:10:07.148
Then the real work began,
right, Bryn?
261
00:10:07.189 --> 00:10:09.483
Huh?
I wonder where...
262
00:10:09.525 --> 00:10:11.736
Anyway,
you all got straight to work,
263
00:10:11.777 --> 00:10:13.487
preparing for your roles,
264
00:10:13.529 --> 00:10:16.782
and for Scooby, that meant
working with a vocal coach.
265
00:10:16.824 --> 00:10:19.577
Before he got that, uh, TV show,
266
00:10:19.619 --> 00:10:21.370
he was classically trained,
267
00:10:21.412 --> 00:10:23.497
doing Shakespeare everywhere,
all around the country.
268
00:10:23.539 --> 00:10:26.334
And ironically, his first role
in the theater
269
00:10:26.375 --> 00:10:28.919
was with another Great Dane --
Hamlet --
270
00:10:28.961 --> 00:10:30.921
in which he played Hamlet's dog.
271
00:10:30.963 --> 00:10:33.257
He got rave reviews
in "Julius Caesar,"
272
00:10:33.299 --> 00:10:34.925
which he played the Dogs of War.
273
00:10:34.967 --> 00:10:37.219
And he was understudying
Marlon Brando in "King Lear."
274
00:10:37.261 --> 00:10:40.473
Scooby-Doo had to go on for him
275
00:10:40.514 --> 00:10:43.392
and just knocked it
out of the park,
276
00:10:43.434 --> 00:10:46.103
which, of course,
caught the eyes
277
00:10:46.145 --> 00:10:48.022
of middle-aged Bill Hanna
278
00:10:48.064 --> 00:10:51.275
and an equally middle-aged
Joe Barbera.
279
00:10:51.317 --> 00:10:52.735
Alright.
Okay, let's try it.
280
00:10:52.777 --> 00:10:55.613
Um...Okay.
5, 6, 7, 8.
281
00:10:55.655 --> 00:10:58.282
Yikes.
Let's get out of here.
282
00:10:58.324 --> 00:10:59.492
No, no, no.
283
00:10:59.533 --> 00:11:02.203
Yi-ikes!
"Ret's" get out of here.
284
00:11:02.244 --> 00:11:06.207
The problem was that
Scooby's diction was too good.
285
00:11:06.248 --> 00:11:08.125
They were concerned
that the audience wasn't
286
00:11:08.167 --> 00:11:11.504
gonna believe him as a dog,
and that's where I come in.
287
00:11:11.545 --> 00:11:13.422
Yi-ikes!
288
00:11:13.464 --> 00:11:16.717
See, my job was to help him
unlearn just enough English
289
00:11:16.759 --> 00:11:19.929
that he could legitimately pass
for a Great Dane.
290
00:11:19.970 --> 00:11:22.056
Look at me.
Look at me. Yi-ikes.
291
00:11:22.098 --> 00:11:24.266
Yikes.
Let's get...
292
00:11:24.308 --> 00:11:25.893
Yi-ikes.
293
00:11:25.935 --> 00:11:28.479
Had to drill it line by line,
day by day.
294
00:11:28.521 --> 00:11:31.482
Taking it very slowly
until he got it just right.
295
00:11:31.524 --> 00:11:33.943
Yikes, yikes,
yikes, yikes.
296
00:11:33.984 --> 00:11:37.738
We really found the essence
of this character.
297
00:11:37.780 --> 00:11:40.157
Scooby Dooby-Doo.
298
00:11:40.199 --> 00:11:42.743
Yes, Scooby-Dooby-Doo
indeed.
299
00:11:42.785 --> 00:11:44.954
But I'd like to get serious
for a moment
300
00:11:44.995 --> 00:11:47.957
and talk about...
Scrappy-Do.
301
00:11:47.998 --> 00:11:49.792
-Ay yi yi.
-Really?
302
00:11:49.834 --> 00:11:51.460
-Oh, boy.
-Yeah.
303
00:11:51.502 --> 00:11:52.878
More like Scrappy-Don't.
304
00:11:52.920 --> 00:11:55.631
You know, Scrappy wasn't
really part of the gang.
305
00:11:55.673 --> 00:11:57.508
Yeah.
He started saying
306
00:11:57.550 --> 00:12:01.303
these horrible things about
Scooby in these AOL chat rooms.
307
00:12:01.345 --> 00:12:02.805
[ Thunder crashing ]
308
00:12:02.847 --> 00:12:06.267
[ Evil laughter ]
309
00:12:06.308 --> 00:12:08.018
♪♪
310
00:12:08.060 --> 00:12:09.395
[ Clicking ]
311
00:12:09.437 --> 00:12:11.230
What is that sound?
312
00:12:11.272 --> 00:12:13.941
Is someone playing
the castanets?
313
00:12:13.983 --> 00:12:17.069
[ Clicking ]
314
00:12:17.111 --> 00:12:19.196
Hey, Scoob, I think
it's a good time for us
315
00:12:19.238 --> 00:12:21.907
to have a reunion
with the exit.
316
00:12:21.949 --> 00:12:25.244
Yeah.
Exit stage "reft."
317
00:12:25.286 --> 00:12:26.495
Whoa, whoa, watch it.
318
00:12:26.537 --> 00:12:29.039
Snagglepuss
is extremely litigious.
319
00:12:29.081 --> 00:12:31.709
What's going on, Bryn?
Alright.
320
00:12:31.751 --> 00:12:33.210
It's time I came clean.
321
00:12:33.252 --> 00:12:35.171
This isn't
a normal reunion.
322
00:12:35.212 --> 00:12:36.797
I'll say.
323
00:12:36.839 --> 00:12:38.549
I used the TV special
as an excuse
324
00:12:38.591 --> 00:12:41.260
to bring you all together here
because I need your help.
325
00:12:41.302 --> 00:12:43.137
The ghost has been
running around all week,
326
00:12:43.179 --> 00:12:45.222
scaring away
all of our productions.
327
00:12:45.264 --> 00:12:47.391
Even the hit CW show
"All American"
328
00:12:47.433 --> 00:12:49.560
wants to move their shoot
to Canada
329
00:12:49.602 --> 00:12:52.688
and change the title
to "All Canadian."
330
00:12:52.730 --> 00:12:54.482
Sounds like a mystery.
331
00:12:54.523 --> 00:12:57.318
No way, man. We're not
getting mixed up in this.
332
00:12:57.359 --> 00:12:59.570
Like, you guys,
let's get out of here.
333
00:12:59.612 --> 00:13:02.865
Yeah, we only pretend
to be ghost hunters on TV.
334
00:13:02.907 --> 00:13:04.408
I figured after 14 series,
335
00:13:04.450 --> 00:13:05.951
a bunch
of straight-to-DVD movies
336
00:13:05.993 --> 00:13:08.746
and the live-action films,
you'd be experts by now.
337
00:13:08.788 --> 00:13:10.331
Look, the ghost
is just gonna
338
00:13:10.372 --> 00:13:12.958
be a disgruntled employee
in a mask.
339
00:13:13.000 --> 00:13:14.794
Probably even
one of you.
340
00:13:14.835 --> 00:13:16.921
Unh-unh.
I saw it up close.
341
00:13:16.962 --> 00:13:19.298
It was the Snow Ghost
from season one
342
00:13:19.340 --> 00:13:21.342
of "Scooby Doo
Where are you!"
343
00:13:21.383 --> 00:13:22.760
And it was totally real,
344
00:13:22.802 --> 00:13:24.929
because I remember
that episode vividly.
345
00:13:24.970 --> 00:13:27.014
[ Growling softly ]
346
00:13:27.056 --> 00:13:29.517
[ Boing! ]
347
00:13:29.558 --> 00:13:31.894
[ Roar! ]
348
00:13:31.936 --> 00:13:34.688
Zoiks!
The Snow Ghost!
349
00:13:34.730 --> 00:13:40.361
♪♪
350
00:13:40.402 --> 00:13:41.612
[ Thud! Thud! ]
351
00:13:41.654 --> 00:13:48.077
♪♪
352
00:13:48.118 --> 00:13:50.496
So we have
a copycat haunter.
353
00:13:50.538 --> 00:13:53.666
Why would someone dress up
in a costume from our show?
354
00:13:53.707 --> 00:13:55.751
It's not a costume.
It's real.
355
00:13:55.793 --> 00:13:58.212
There have been sightings
of it all week.
356
00:13:58.254 --> 00:14:00.339
Um, it looked a lot like
a Halloween costume.
357
00:14:00.381 --> 00:14:01.799
Okay, Velma,
then it's a ghost
358
00:14:01.841 --> 00:14:03.592
who's wearing
a Halloween costume.
359
00:14:03.634 --> 00:14:06.178
Like, man, I don't know
what scares me more --
360
00:14:06.220 --> 00:14:07.680
a real ghost or someone
361
00:14:07.721 --> 00:14:09.682
who will wear a latex
costume for no reason
362
00:14:09.723 --> 00:14:11.350
in 100-degree heat.
363
00:14:11.392 --> 00:14:13.686
I'd take
the Snow Ghost.
364
00:14:13.727 --> 00:14:15.145
Oh, my God, look!
365
00:14:15.187 --> 00:14:18.858
♪♪
366
00:14:18.899 --> 00:14:20.734
Someone ransacked
the snack table.
367
00:14:20.776 --> 00:14:22.653
There's nothing left
to eat.
368
00:14:22.695 --> 00:14:24.113
Not even Scooby snacks.
369
00:14:24.154 --> 00:14:25.823
Like, I was thinking,
370
00:14:25.865 --> 00:14:28.742
let's find this dude
and teach him some manners!
371
00:14:28.784 --> 00:14:31.495
-Then you'll help?
-Yeah, sure. Whatever.
372
00:14:31.537 --> 00:14:34.790
Anything to get out
of meeting Scooby's family.
373
00:14:34.832 --> 00:14:38.502
Okay, everybody split up
and look for clues.
374
00:14:38.544 --> 00:14:41.422
Ha. I've always wanted
to say that in real life.
375
00:14:41.463 --> 00:14:43.507
Let's go catch this "ghost."
376
00:14:43.549 --> 00:14:45.801
[ Bats squeaking ]
377
00:14:45.843 --> 00:14:47.344
Good work, Scooby gang
378
00:14:47.386 --> 00:14:49.889
Cleansing the world
of the scum that haunts
379
00:14:49.930 --> 00:14:52.266
America's swamps,
abandoned carnivals,
380
00:14:52.308 --> 00:14:53.976
and manor houses.
381
00:14:54.018 --> 00:14:56.103
I know my good friend
Bruce Wayne appreciates it, too,
382
00:14:56.145 --> 00:14:59.857
and you did it all without
the help of an elderly butler.
383
00:14:59.899 --> 00:15:01.650
Thanks to you,
384
00:15:01.692 --> 00:15:04.653
the only real monsters in Gotham
City are my personal demons.
385
00:15:04.695 --> 00:15:07.197
You're an inspiration to us all.
386
00:15:07.239 --> 00:15:09.408
From me to you, mazel tov.
387
00:15:14.079 --> 00:15:17.791
[ Screaming ]
388
00:15:17.833 --> 00:15:19.752
Hang on.
Be right with you.
389
00:15:19.793 --> 00:15:21.170
Yankovic: Getting a chance
390
00:15:21.211 --> 00:15:22.254
to hang out
with Scooby-Doo and the gang
391
00:15:22.296 --> 00:15:23.714
was a million times better
392
00:15:23.756 --> 00:15:25.716
than one of those Kennedy Center
Honor things.
393
00:15:25.758 --> 00:15:28.218
It's just, you know, it's --
it's the top of the mountain.
394
00:15:28.260 --> 00:15:30.137
It's as high as you can go
in the biz,
395
00:15:30.179 --> 00:15:31.889
and those guys are really great.
396
00:15:31.931 --> 00:15:34.850
Oh, Velma, she likes
to have fun, you know?
397
00:15:34.892 --> 00:15:37.603
Well, well, they all did.
Um...
398
00:15:37.645 --> 00:15:39.271
Sometimes a bit too much fun,
399
00:15:39.313 --> 00:15:41.482
but I'll always treasure
the time
400
00:15:41.523 --> 00:15:45.235
I spent with those crazy,
meddlesome kids.
401
00:15:46.987 --> 00:15:48.572
Hi, I'm Olivia Liang.
402
00:15:48.614 --> 00:15:50.491
And before I became the star
of the new "Kung Fu,"
403
00:15:50.532 --> 00:15:53.410
I paid the bills
as a martial-arts instructor.
404
00:15:53.452 --> 00:15:56.747
One of my favorite clients
was Norville "Shaggy" Rogers.
405
00:15:56.789 --> 00:15:58.916
All his action scenes
in the show,
406
00:15:58.958 --> 00:16:00.751
they may look clumsy and sloppy,
407
00:16:00.793 --> 00:16:03.462
but they're actually extensively
choreographed and rehearsed.
408
00:16:03.504 --> 00:16:04.838
He makes it look easy.
409
00:16:04.880 --> 00:16:06.507
The training is grueling.
410
00:16:06.548 --> 00:16:09.134
499, 500.
411
00:16:09.176 --> 00:16:10.552
[ Panting ]
412
00:16:10.594 --> 00:16:12.096
That's how Shaggy
is able to eat and eat
413
00:16:12.137 --> 00:16:13.806
and still maintain
his slim figure.
414
00:16:13.847 --> 00:16:16.100
You know, he may not look
like it with the slouching,
415
00:16:16.141 --> 00:16:18.852
but Shaggy
is the fittest character
416
00:16:18.894 --> 00:16:20.145
in animated television.
417
00:16:20.187 --> 00:16:22.231
[ Boing! ]
418
00:16:22.272 --> 00:16:25.693
[ Crash! ]
419
00:16:25.734 --> 00:16:27.236
[ Clanging ]
420
00:16:27.277 --> 00:16:29.363
The running alone.
[ Patter! ]
421
00:16:29.405 --> 00:16:32.157
The guy runs
6 or 7 miles per episode,
422
00:16:32.199 --> 00:16:34.660
and that's before his feet
even hit the ground.
423
00:16:34.702 --> 00:16:36.245
Not to mention Scooby --
424
00:16:36.286 --> 00:16:39.832
jumping into Shaggy's arms
at the drop of a hat.
425
00:16:39.873 --> 00:16:42.960
Do you know how much
a Great Dane weighs?
426
00:16:43.002 --> 00:16:44.670
No? I-I don't, either.
427
00:16:44.712 --> 00:16:46.922
But I can look it up and...
428
00:16:46.964 --> 00:16:52.594
♪♪
429
00:16:52.636 --> 00:16:53.929
Hi, Carter.
430
00:16:53.971 --> 00:16:55.431
Velma Dinkley.
431
00:16:55.472 --> 00:16:57.433
What brings you
to the costume department?
432
00:16:57.474 --> 00:16:59.309
The gang and I are here
solving a mystery.
433
00:16:59.351 --> 00:17:00.728
It's about
the Snow Ghost
434
00:17:00.769 --> 00:17:02.271
that's been
haunting the lot.
435
00:17:02.312 --> 00:17:03.689
Know anything about it?
436
00:17:03.731 --> 00:17:05.733
Oh, yeah, I've seen it
around everywhere.
437
00:17:05.774 --> 00:17:08.318
Everyone is experiencing
post-haunting trauma.
438
00:17:08.360 --> 00:17:10.529
We've even formed
an ad hoc support group
439
00:17:10.571 --> 00:17:11.780
that meets on Thursdays.
440
00:17:11.822 --> 00:17:13.574
I mean,
the coffee's not great,
441
00:17:13.615 --> 00:17:15.701
but Alex does bring doughnuts
from that place on La Brea.
442
00:17:15.743 --> 00:17:17.494
I'm a bagel person myself,
443
00:17:17.536 --> 00:17:20.581
but good luck finding
a decent bagel in L.A.
444
00:17:20.622 --> 00:17:22.249
Hah!
445
00:17:22.291 --> 00:17:23.625
Yeah, well,
while I have you,
446
00:17:23.667 --> 00:17:27.087
we haven't had a change
of clothes since 1969.
447
00:17:27.129 --> 00:17:28.922
This sweater reeks.
448
00:17:28.964 --> 00:17:31.967
Well, funny
you should say that.
449
00:17:32.009 --> 00:17:35.137
Look, it's the costumes
for your next movie.
450
00:17:35.179 --> 00:17:37.806
Wow,
these are so modern.
451
00:17:37.848 --> 00:17:39.266
It's been over 50 years.
452
00:17:39.308 --> 00:17:41.602
Your style
has to keep evolving.
453
00:17:41.643 --> 00:17:44.021
Every incarnation
of Mystery Ink
454
00:17:44.063 --> 00:17:47.024
has its own completely
different set of costumes.
455
00:17:47.066 --> 00:17:49.401
Except for Scooby.
He's always naked.
456
00:17:49.443 --> 00:17:51.570
Scooby is a nudist.
457
00:17:51.612 --> 00:17:54.198
He was created in 1969.
458
00:17:54.239 --> 00:17:56.825
Also, each of you have
your own distinct walk.
459
00:17:56.867 --> 00:17:58.827
As a group,
even the silhouette,
460
00:17:58.869 --> 00:18:01.371
the viewer can tell
who you are immediately,
461
00:18:01.413 --> 00:18:02.623
and that's by design.
462
00:18:02.664 --> 00:18:05.709
Is my haircut
by design, too?
463
00:18:05.751 --> 00:18:07.377
I'd be happy
to give you a makeover.
464
00:18:07.419 --> 00:18:08.879
You know
that's my kind of thing.
465
00:18:08.921 --> 00:18:11.215
I'm sorry I couldn't
help you find any clues.
466
00:18:11.256 --> 00:18:13.634
But a little more
than a week ago,
467
00:18:13.675 --> 00:18:15.719
one of my costumes
went missing.
468
00:18:15.761 --> 00:18:17.721
And where
the costume was hanging,
469
00:18:17.763 --> 00:18:19.515
I found this.
470
00:18:19.556 --> 00:18:21.725
Huh.
A matchbook.
471
00:18:21.767 --> 00:18:23.560
And it says Bungalow 15.
472
00:18:23.602 --> 00:18:25.938
Whoever made this
went to a lot of trouble.
473
00:18:25.979 --> 00:18:28.315
Actually,
I think you found a clue.
474
00:18:28.357 --> 00:18:30.359
At least
I think it's a clue.
475
00:18:30.400 --> 00:18:32.444
Jinkies!
What?
476
00:18:32.486 --> 00:18:33.904
Oh, uh, jinkies?
477
00:18:33.946 --> 00:18:36.073
Well, it's kind of my thing.
It's what I say.
478
00:18:36.115 --> 00:18:37.533
What does it mean?
479
00:18:37.574 --> 00:18:38.867
Uh...
480
00:18:38.909 --> 00:18:41.078
Okay, I'm gonna take off.
481
00:18:41.120 --> 00:18:44.331
♪♪
482
00:18:44.373 --> 00:18:47.000
Establishing a character's
personality by their walk
483
00:18:47.042 --> 00:18:50.671
was a good way to infuse
personality into characters,
484
00:18:50.712 --> 00:18:52.339
you know, when you have
a very tight budget
485
00:18:52.381 --> 00:18:53.924
and they would animate
that fully.
486
00:18:53.966 --> 00:18:56.718
Their movement is as iconic
as their characters.
487
00:18:56.760 --> 00:18:58.762
Shaggy had a really cool
walk cycle.
488
00:18:58.804 --> 00:19:01.473
Cervone: Swinging arms
and the way his feet flop
489
00:19:01.515 --> 00:19:02.933
up and down as he walks.
490
00:19:02.975 --> 00:19:05.144
That says a lot
about who Shaggy is.
491
00:19:05.185 --> 00:19:08.730
Fred walks with his shoulders
back and his chin forward.
492
00:19:08.772 --> 00:19:10.190
That's not a mistake.
493
00:19:10.232 --> 00:19:12.151
Everything about how they move
494
00:19:12.192 --> 00:19:14.403
says something
about who they are.
495
00:19:14.444 --> 00:19:17.447
♪♪
496
00:19:17.489 --> 00:19:20.450
That area is Stars Hollow
from the "Gilmore Girls."
497
00:19:20.492 --> 00:19:21.952
You want
a mystery to solve,
498
00:19:21.994 --> 00:19:23.745
it's a mystery to me
how a mother and daughter
499
00:19:23.787 --> 00:19:25.956
can be
such good friends.
500
00:19:25.998 --> 00:19:28.750
Hey, this ghost, you think
it could be that producer?
501
00:19:28.792 --> 00:19:31.003
You know you can't trust
TV producers.
502
00:19:31.044 --> 00:19:36.717
Captain Cavema-a-a-a-n!
503
00:19:36.758 --> 00:19:39.887
Daphne Bla-a-a-ke!
504
00:19:39.928 --> 00:19:41.638
We still on for Saturday?
505
00:19:41.680 --> 00:19:45.058
You bet.
And thanks for the flowers.
506
00:19:45.100 --> 00:19:47.436
Captain Caveman?
Really?
507
00:19:47.477 --> 00:19:49.396
I like 'em hairy.
508
00:19:49.438 --> 00:19:51.648
What's he even captain
of anyway?
509
00:19:51.690 --> 00:19:53.567
Hey, look at that.
510
00:19:53.609 --> 00:19:54.943
Huh.
Some sort of loudspeaker.
511
00:19:54.985 --> 00:19:57.154
Wonder what that
could be doing here.
512
00:19:57.196 --> 00:19:59.406
Probably a basic piece
of equipment
513
00:19:59.448 --> 00:20:01.158
they use to make movies.
514
00:20:01.200 --> 00:20:03.535
Or it could be
another clue.
515
00:20:03.577 --> 00:20:06.496
Everything's a clue with you,
isn't it, Freddy?
516
00:20:06.538 --> 00:20:07.789
So exhausting.
517
00:20:07.831 --> 00:20:14.755
♪♪
518
00:20:14.796 --> 00:20:16.548
They had very
distinctive villains.
519
00:20:16.590 --> 00:20:19.134
They had a lot of them, and they
had an incredible imagination
520
00:20:19.176 --> 00:20:22.638
in terms of the supernatural
designs they would come up with.
521
00:20:22.679 --> 00:20:24.223
I mean, really inventive.
522
00:20:24.264 --> 00:20:27.851
You know, I like the creeper.
I like the pirate.
523
00:20:27.893 --> 00:20:30.562
But there's been so many
over the years.
524
00:20:30.604 --> 00:20:33.523
[ Evil laughter ]
525
00:20:33.565 --> 00:20:35.234
Watson: I think all kids
like to be scared,
526
00:20:35.275 --> 00:20:37.527
and I think there's a way
of being scared with Scooby-Doo
527
00:20:37.569 --> 00:20:38.987
where it's not like --
528
00:20:39.029 --> 00:20:40.447
you're not gonna then
go in your bedroom,
529
00:20:40.489 --> 00:20:43.367
just be terrified
to shut the lights off.
530
00:20:43.408 --> 00:20:44.910
"Scooby" was my first show,
531
00:20:44.952 --> 00:20:48.664
so I really didn't have
a lot of experience
532
00:20:48.705 --> 00:20:50.749
and I wanted to do
some of these other voices.
533
00:20:50.791 --> 00:20:53.126
I mean, it was fun doing Fred,
but, you know, gosh,
534
00:20:53.168 --> 00:20:54.628
I-I see this monster.
535
00:20:54.670 --> 00:20:57.798
And Joe Barbera,
he would go around the table
536
00:20:57.839 --> 00:20:59.883
and ask the experienced actors,
537
00:20:59.925 --> 00:21:01.593
and then he would never
get as far as me
538
00:21:01.635 --> 00:21:03.053
because I was
just, like, this kid.
539
00:21:03.095 --> 00:21:05.764
So I kept raising my hand
and raising my hand
540
00:21:05.806 --> 00:21:07.307
and finally, Joe goes,
541
00:21:07.349 --> 00:21:09.559
"Alright. Go ahead, Frank,
give it a try."
542
00:21:09.601 --> 00:21:13.230
And I went...[growling]
543
00:21:13.272 --> 00:21:15.440
"Alright, you're the monster."
544
00:21:15.482 --> 00:21:16.775
Shh.
545
00:21:16.817 --> 00:21:18.235
Shh.
546
00:21:18.277 --> 00:21:20.654
Shh. Huh?
547
00:21:20.696 --> 00:21:22.698
[ Snarls ]
548
00:21:24.783 --> 00:21:26.076
[ Patter! Boing! ]
549
00:21:26.118 --> 00:21:28.787
♪♪
550
00:21:32.207 --> 00:21:35.252
Hey, Scooby Gang,
could you use another member?
551
00:21:35.294 --> 00:21:38.547
I've got to get away from my dad
and his bodyguard, Race Bannon.
552
00:21:38.588 --> 00:21:41.758
They never let me out of
their sight. I'll do anything.
553
00:21:41.800 --> 00:21:44.219
I'll wash the van,
I'll brush Scooby's fur.
554
00:21:44.261 --> 00:21:46.054
My dad's gonna get me killed.
555
00:21:46.096 --> 00:21:48.098
I just want to be a regular kid.
556
00:21:48.140 --> 00:21:50.851
Shoot. Someone's coming.
Got to go.
557
00:21:50.892 --> 00:21:53.895
Help me.
558
00:21:53.937 --> 00:21:56.481
I got cast to play the sixth
member of Mystery Inc. --
559
00:21:56.523 --> 00:21:58.025
Lazlo the Mechanic.
560
00:21:58.066 --> 00:21:59.651
Yeah.
561
00:21:59.693 --> 00:22:02.821
Whenever the van would
break down in some sketchy area,
562
00:22:02.863 --> 00:22:05.699
my shtick was I had to fix it.
563
00:22:05.741 --> 00:22:08.035
[ Clunking ]
564
00:22:08.076 --> 00:22:10.537
Looks like we got
a busted radiator belt.
565
00:22:10.579 --> 00:22:12.205
Sorry, can't fix it
till tomorrow.
566
00:22:12.247 --> 00:22:15.667
I guess we'll have to stay
in that weird, old motel.
567
00:22:15.709 --> 00:22:17.002
What did I tell you, Fred?
568
00:22:17.044 --> 00:22:18.754
You got to stop
riding the clutch!
569
00:22:18.795 --> 00:22:21.381
So I go to the big world
premiere of the show.
570
00:22:21.423 --> 00:22:23.884
We get to my big scene...
571
00:22:23.925 --> 00:22:26.470
and I ain't in it.
572
00:22:26.511 --> 00:22:30.140
Yeah. See, turns out that they
cut me out of the episode.
573
00:22:30.182 --> 00:22:32.601
In fact, they cut me
out of the entire series.
574
00:22:32.642 --> 00:22:36.229
So I gave up acting and I got
a job as roadkill collector
575
00:22:36.271 --> 00:22:37.981
and never looked back.
576
00:22:38.023 --> 00:22:40.317
Best thing that ever happened
to me, I'll tell you that.
577
00:22:42.361 --> 00:22:45.781
Scoob, we have had
some beautiful sandwiches
578
00:22:45.822 --> 00:22:47.366
over the years.
579
00:22:47.407 --> 00:22:49.534
Yeah, we should have,
"Raggy."
580
00:22:49.576 --> 00:22:55.999
♪♪
581
00:22:56.041 --> 00:23:02.464
♪♪
582
00:23:02.506 --> 00:23:08.929
♪♪
583
00:23:08.970 --> 00:23:10.680
Scooby and Shaggy,
most of the time,
584
00:23:10.722 --> 00:23:13.350
are just comic relief
in their own show.
585
00:23:13.392 --> 00:23:14.935
[ Gulp! ]
586
00:23:14.976 --> 00:23:16.353
They just want to hang around
with each other.
587
00:23:16.395 --> 00:23:18.021
They just want to eat.
588
00:23:18.063 --> 00:23:20.232
They certainly don't want to go
into a haunted house
589
00:23:20.273 --> 00:23:21.691
and solve a mystery.
590
00:23:21.733 --> 00:23:24.069
Beck: They take the edge off
of what's scary.
591
00:23:24.111 --> 00:23:27.697
If it's a ghost
or a perceived monster,
592
00:23:27.739 --> 00:23:30.158
you know, having Scooby
and Shaggy around
593
00:23:30.200 --> 00:23:32.160
and, you know,
struggling over snacks
594
00:23:32.202 --> 00:23:34.788
or this or that makes us
feel more comfortable.
595
00:23:34.830 --> 00:23:37.416
Welker: No matter what Scooby
eats, Shaggy eats.
596
00:23:37.457 --> 00:23:40.710
No matter what Shaggy eats,
Scooby Eats.
597
00:23:40.752 --> 00:23:42.504
But their story
is a story of friendship
598
00:23:42.546 --> 00:23:44.506
and how friends
support each other
599
00:23:44.548 --> 00:23:47.217
and how friends always
have each other's back.
600
00:23:47.259 --> 00:23:50.595
That story of friendship never
gets boring and never gets old.
601
00:23:50.637 --> 00:23:53.098
You mean thank Scooby
we're safe.
602
00:23:53.140 --> 00:23:56.560
[ Slurp! ]
603
00:23:56.601 --> 00:23:58.854
Man, does it
ever bother you
604
00:23:58.895 --> 00:24:01.606
that we've been typecast
as cowards?
605
00:24:01.648 --> 00:24:04.067
That's, like, some kind
of writer joke, isn't it?
606
00:24:04.109 --> 00:24:07.279
I'm not even scared
of the Snow Ghost copycat.
607
00:24:07.320 --> 00:24:08.780
Fred seems pretty sure
608
00:24:08.822 --> 00:24:10.532
that it's the producer
trying to scare everyone.
609
00:24:10.574 --> 00:24:13.201
Probably just to make the show
more exciting, you know?
610
00:24:13.243 --> 00:24:14.870
And I trust Fred's gut.
611
00:24:14.911 --> 00:24:16.621
Speaking of gut,
612
00:24:16.663 --> 00:24:19.458
let's finally eat
these sandwiches, shall we?
613
00:24:19.499 --> 00:24:20.792
Yes.
614
00:24:20.834 --> 00:24:22.669
[ Roar! ]
615
00:24:22.711 --> 00:24:25.088
Hey, Scoob. Keep it down
back there, would you?
616
00:24:25.130 --> 00:24:26.673
Shh!
617
00:24:26.715 --> 00:24:29.342
Keep it down back there.
Shh.
618
00:24:29.384 --> 00:24:30.594
[ Growling ]
619
00:24:30.635 --> 00:24:31.887
[ Screams ]
620
00:24:31.928 --> 00:24:36.892
♪♪
621
00:24:36.933 --> 00:24:39.227
Props department!
We can lose him in there!
622
00:24:39.269 --> 00:24:41.938
[ Patter! ]
623
00:24:41.980 --> 00:24:44.357
[ Owl screeches,
animals growling ]
624
00:24:44.399 --> 00:24:47.110
[ Laughs evilly ]
625
00:24:47.152 --> 00:24:50.113
Quick, find somewhere
hilarious to hide.
626
00:24:50.155 --> 00:24:53.992
♪♪
627
00:24:54.034 --> 00:24:56.453
[ Stammering ]
This way!
628
00:24:56.495 --> 00:24:58.413
This way?!
629
00:24:58.455 --> 00:25:05.712
♪♪
630
00:25:05.754 --> 00:25:07.881
Watch out!
631
00:25:07.923 --> 00:25:09.257
He's gaining on us!
632
00:25:09.299 --> 00:25:10.759
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
633
00:25:10.800 --> 00:25:11.885
♪ Scooby ♪
634
00:25:11.927 --> 00:25:13.637
♪♪
635
00:25:13.678 --> 00:25:17.224
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
636
00:25:17.265 --> 00:25:19.518
♪♪
637
00:25:19.559 --> 00:25:25.065
♪ Ghosts and goblins
better run for cover ♪
638
00:25:25.106 --> 00:25:28.944
♪ Ain't a chance that
you could get away ♪
639
00:25:28.985 --> 00:25:30.820
♪ Do do do do ♪
640
00:25:30.862 --> 00:25:34.991
♪ Scooby and his friends
are gonna get ya ♪
641
00:25:35.033 --> 00:25:36.576
♪ Do do do do do ♪
642
00:25:36.618 --> 00:25:39.871
♪ It feels alright
and it feels okay, hey! ♪
643
00:25:39.913 --> 00:25:42.290
♪ Scooby ♪
644
00:25:42.332 --> 00:25:43.750
♪ Come on, Scooby ♪
645
00:25:43.792 --> 00:25:45.377
♪♪
646
00:25:45.418 --> 00:25:48.088
♪ Scooby ♪
647
00:25:48.129 --> 00:25:51.091
♪ Come on, Scooby ♪
648
00:25:51.132 --> 00:25:52.884
♪ Hey! ♪
649
00:25:52.926 --> 00:25:54.261
♪ Hey! ♪
650
00:25:54.302 --> 00:25:55.637
♪ Ho! ♪
651
00:25:55.679 --> 00:25:57.597
♪ Ho! ♪
652
00:25:57.639 --> 00:25:58.848
♪ Hey, hey, ho, ho ♪
653
00:25:58.890 --> 00:26:00.642
This way!
654
00:26:00.684 --> 00:26:04.437
♪♪
655
00:26:04.479 --> 00:26:06.273
Grape Ape. Grape Ape.
656
00:26:06.314 --> 00:26:07.941
Scooby. Scooby-Doo.
657
00:26:07.983 --> 00:26:09.109
[ Gasping ]
658
00:26:11.695 --> 00:26:13.947
Grape Ape. Grape Ape.
659
00:26:13.989 --> 00:26:16.283
Yeah, Grape Ape.
660
00:26:19.494 --> 00:26:21.580
My name is Arlo Davidsonman,
661
00:26:21.621 --> 00:26:23.999
and I have the best job
in Hollywood.
662
00:26:24.040 --> 00:26:25.709
In the early seasons,
663
00:26:25.750 --> 00:26:27.711
Scooby would eat every Scooby
snack in the scene.
664
00:26:27.752 --> 00:26:31.715
But most Scooby snacks
are very high in calories.
665
00:26:31.756 --> 00:26:33.216
They're filled the palm oils.
666
00:26:33.258 --> 00:26:34.509
By the end of season one,
667
00:26:34.551 --> 00:26:37.137
Scooby had probably
put on 30 pounds.
668
00:26:37.178 --> 00:26:41.182
And in this town,
sadly, that's code red.
669
00:26:41.224 --> 00:26:44.436
And...that's where I come in.
670
00:26:44.477 --> 00:26:48.773
I am Scooby's
personal spit-bucket handler.
671
00:26:48.815 --> 00:26:53.570
Coming out of USC Film School,
everybody wanted this job.
672
00:26:53.612 --> 00:26:56.281
Sometimes I take the bucket home
just to practice.
673
00:26:56.323 --> 00:26:58.783
I always want to be at my best.
You know what I mean?
674
00:26:58.825 --> 00:27:00.952
I want Scooby to not even have
to think about it.
675
00:27:00.994 --> 00:27:02.621
Spit, boom, the bucket's there.
676
00:27:02.662 --> 00:27:05.290
Half the time, I don't even
think he knows I exist.
677
00:27:05.332 --> 00:27:07.083
I work at my craft...
678
00:27:07.125 --> 00:27:08.752
Aah!
679
00:27:08.793 --> 00:27:11.046
...every second, every day,
every chance I get.
680
00:27:11.087 --> 00:27:12.380
I don't quit.
681
00:27:12.422 --> 00:27:14.883
And I think it shows
in the product.
682
00:27:14.924 --> 00:27:17.260
Scooby is a lean, mean,
hilarious machine.
683
00:27:17.302 --> 00:27:19.220
Scooby's not just a Great Dane.
684
00:27:19.262 --> 00:27:22.390
He's -- he's a great dog.
685
00:27:24.559 --> 00:27:27.228
Oh, man.
Are we glad to see you guys.
686
00:27:27.270 --> 00:27:29.105
What happened
to you two?
687
00:27:29.147 --> 00:27:30.273
Eehh! [ Coughing ]
688
00:27:30.315 --> 00:27:31.608
[ Speaking gibberish ]
689
00:27:31.650 --> 00:27:32.984
Fred: Let me guess.
690
00:27:33.026 --> 00:27:34.819
You were exercising
on a Stairmaster.
691
00:27:34.861 --> 00:27:36.279
Your legs have cramped up.
692
00:27:36.321 --> 00:27:38.615
You're being attacked
by invisible bees.
693
00:27:38.657 --> 00:27:40.867
You're trying to reach
something off the shelf
694
00:27:40.909 --> 00:27:42.077
in the grocery store.
695
00:27:42.118 --> 00:27:43.745
Zumba?
You're Elvis Presley.
696
00:27:43.787 --> 00:27:45.330
♪ Put your hands in the air
like you just don't care ♪
697
00:27:45.372 --> 00:27:47.499
You're at a baseball game
and you're doing the wave.
698
00:27:47.540 --> 00:27:49.542
You were there,
Shaggy.
699
00:27:49.584 --> 00:27:51.211
Why are you guessing?
700
00:27:51.252 --> 00:27:53.922
Ohh! The Snow Ghost.
701
00:27:53.963 --> 00:27:55.840
He chased into
the props department.
702
00:27:55.882 --> 00:27:58.176
Ugh. While you guys
were messing around,
703
00:27:58.218 --> 00:27:59.761
I found a clue --
704
00:27:59.803 --> 00:28:02.347
a matchbook
that says Bungalow 15.
705
00:28:02.389 --> 00:28:05.183
Okay.
Let's split up and canvass
706
00:28:05.225 --> 00:28:07.352
all the matchbook factories
in Los Angeles.
707
00:28:07.394 --> 00:28:09.729
Or -- and this is just me
spitballing --
708
00:28:09.771 --> 00:28:11.898
we could check out
Bungalow 15.
709
00:28:11.940 --> 00:28:14.025
We could walk there
in 30 seconds.
710
00:28:14.067 --> 00:28:16.319
Like, have you guys
even watched this show?
711
00:28:16.361 --> 00:28:18.488
We catch some dude
and we go home.
712
00:28:18.530 --> 00:28:21.199
We don't have to run around town
and investigate.
713
00:28:21.241 --> 00:28:22.867
Great idea, Shaggy.
714
00:28:22.909 --> 00:28:25.954
We'll set up a very complicated
and elaborate trap
715
00:28:25.995 --> 00:28:27.914
at the iconic
Warner Bros. water tower
716
00:28:27.956 --> 00:28:29.541
and lure him to it.
717
00:28:29.582 --> 00:28:33.712
Shaggy, Scooby, we're gonna
need to use you as bait.
718
00:28:33.753 --> 00:28:36.297
[ Sighs ]
I'll get the paperwork.
719
00:28:37.882 --> 00:28:39.342
Thank you, Scooby gang.
720
00:28:39.384 --> 00:28:40.802
You've shown us
721
00:28:40.844 --> 00:28:43.096
that we never have to be
afraid of monsters.
722
00:28:43.138 --> 00:28:45.014
We only have to be afraid
of the psychos
723
00:28:45.056 --> 00:28:48.309
who dress up as monsters.
724
00:28:48.351 --> 00:28:50.186
Shaggy:
Breaker, breaker, Fred.
725
00:28:50.228 --> 00:28:51.813
This is Shaggy
and Scooby
726
00:28:51.855 --> 00:28:53.231
on the walkie-talkie.
727
00:28:53.273 --> 00:28:55.150
We've been waiting here
for three hours, man.
728
00:28:55.191 --> 00:28:57.527
What makes you think
the Snow Ghost is gonna show?
729
00:28:57.569 --> 00:28:59.237
Just a feeling.
730
00:28:59.279 --> 00:29:01.531
I have a feeling, too.
I'm feeling hot and sweaty
731
00:29:01.573 --> 00:29:04.701
from being in this Banana
Splits costume all day!
732
00:29:04.743 --> 00:29:06.661
We have to get the suits
to wardrobe later,
733
00:29:06.703 --> 00:29:09.289
so don't sweat too much
and don't pee in them either.
734
00:29:09.330 --> 00:29:10.874
Scooby: Ruh-roh.
735
00:29:10.915 --> 00:29:12.459
Where's my plan --
736
00:29:12.500 --> 00:29:14.878
When the ghost shows up,
he'll see Scooby and Shaggy
737
00:29:14.919 --> 00:29:16.588
dressed as two
of the Banana Splits.
738
00:29:16.629 --> 00:29:18.590
If you've ever watched
their old shows,
739
00:29:18.631 --> 00:29:20.759
then you know anyone
who lays eyes on them
740
00:29:20.800 --> 00:29:22.385
can't help but chase them.
741
00:29:22.427 --> 00:29:24.554
Shaggy and Scooby will lead them
under the water tower
742
00:29:24.596 --> 00:29:26.055
and right into our trap.
743
00:29:26.097 --> 00:29:27.682
Man, Fred.
744
00:29:27.724 --> 00:29:30.018
You've had some pretty
amazing traps over the years.
745
00:29:30.059 --> 00:29:31.394
Let's sit here
and think about them
746
00:29:31.436 --> 00:29:33.438
while we wait
for the Snow Ghost to show up.
747
00:29:33.480 --> 00:29:36.566
♪♪
748
00:29:36.608 --> 00:29:38.151
We're ready down here.
749
00:29:38.193 --> 00:29:41.738
Welker: Fred always has
these great contraptions.
750
00:29:41.780 --> 00:29:43.490
But if the traps always work,
751
00:29:43.531 --> 00:29:45.575
the mysteries
would be over too fast.
752
00:29:45.617 --> 00:29:48.119
[ Spring! ]
753
00:29:48.161 --> 00:29:49.788
[ Fishing rod clicking ]
754
00:29:49.829 --> 00:29:50.830
[ Whee! ]
755
00:29:50.872 --> 00:29:53.082
♪♪
756
00:29:53.124 --> 00:29:56.085
I think when Fred
takes himself seriously,
757
00:29:56.127 --> 00:29:57.629
that's kind of funny.
758
00:29:57.670 --> 00:30:02.008
♪♪
759
00:30:02.050 --> 00:30:06.429
♪♪
760
00:30:06.471 --> 00:30:08.765
Watson: When we first wrote
"Mystery Incorporated,"
761
00:30:08.807 --> 00:30:12.143
we just gave Fred
his own obsession with traps.
762
00:30:12.185 --> 00:30:13.645
So we thought, "Well,
let's just make it
763
00:30:13.686 --> 00:30:16.397
a weird, like, obsession."
764
00:30:16.439 --> 00:30:17.774
Whoo-hoo-hoo!
765
00:30:17.816 --> 00:30:19.108
You know, it's an actual,
766
00:30:19.150 --> 00:30:21.402
like, psychological obsession
with him.
767
00:30:21.444 --> 00:30:24.531
We grounded it in the fact
that he'd lost his mother.
768
00:30:24.572 --> 00:30:27.283
So anything that he cared about,
he was trying to trap
769
00:30:27.325 --> 00:30:29.661
because he couldn't trap
his mother.
770
00:30:29.702 --> 00:30:31.454
[ Roars ]
771
00:30:32.622 --> 00:30:33.790
[ Evil laughter ]
772
00:30:33.832 --> 00:30:36.000
Shaggy: Dude,
that must be him.
773
00:30:37.418 --> 00:30:38.711
Come and get us!
774
00:30:38.753 --> 00:30:40.380
[ Growls ]
775
00:30:40.421 --> 00:30:43.049
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
776
00:30:43.091 --> 00:30:46.219
This way!
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
777
00:30:46.261 --> 00:30:49.055
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
778
00:30:49.097 --> 00:30:52.141
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
779
00:30:52.183 --> 00:30:54.853
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
780
00:30:54.894 --> 00:31:00.650
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
He's gaining on us!
781
00:31:00.692 --> 00:31:02.360
♪ One banana, two banana,
three banana, four ♪
782
00:31:02.402 --> 00:31:05.405
♪ Four bananas make a bunch
and so do many more ♪
783
00:31:05.446 --> 00:31:08.533
♪ Over hill and highway
the banana buggies go ♪
784
00:31:08.575 --> 00:31:11.703
♪ Makin' up a mess of fun ♪
785
00:31:11.744 --> 00:31:14.414
♪ Lots of fun for everyone ♪
786
00:31:14.455 --> 00:31:17.125
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
787
00:31:17.166 --> 00:31:20.253
This way.
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
788
00:31:20.295 --> 00:31:23.131
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
789
00:31:23.172 --> 00:31:26.217
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
790
00:31:26.259 --> 00:31:29.304
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
791
00:31:29.345 --> 00:31:32.265
♪ Tra la la, la la la la ♪
Hello!
792
00:31:32.307 --> 00:31:35.101
Hold it right there!
793
00:31:35.143 --> 00:31:36.144
Now!
794
00:31:36.185 --> 00:31:39.397
♪♪
795
00:31:39.439 --> 00:31:41.232
[ Growling ]
796
00:31:41.274 --> 00:31:43.192
We got him.
We got him, gang.
797
00:31:43.234 --> 00:31:46.029
Now let's see who
this Snow Ghost really is.
798
00:31:46.070 --> 00:31:47.655
Not quite yet.
799
00:31:47.697 --> 00:31:49.240
First, let's get
everyone else together
800
00:31:49.282 --> 00:31:51.659
so they can enjoy
the unmasking with us.
801
00:31:51.701 --> 00:31:53.161
I'm really hot
in here, Fred.
802
00:31:53.202 --> 00:31:54.662
I said wait.
803
00:31:54.704 --> 00:31:58.374
♪♪
804
00:31:58.416 --> 00:32:00.668
There's a certain format
to the show --
805
00:32:00.710 --> 00:32:03.171
mystery and then unmasking
at the end.
806
00:32:03.212 --> 00:32:05.048
It's that way
every single episode,
807
00:32:05.089 --> 00:32:08.551
regardless of whose version
is up on the air.
808
00:32:08.593 --> 00:32:10.929
The villains are gonna be
unmasked. They're not real.
809
00:32:10.970 --> 00:32:13.348
I think kids
find that very reassuring.
810
00:32:13.389 --> 00:32:15.725
I almost always get fooled.
811
00:32:15.767 --> 00:32:17.602
You know, until we get
to the third act,
812
00:32:17.644 --> 00:32:19.312
then I start
figuring things out.
813
00:32:19.354 --> 00:32:21.105
But, yeah, I got to admit,
814
00:32:21.147 --> 00:32:24.442
sometimes I'm not sure
who I'm taking the hat...
815
00:32:24.484 --> 00:32:26.486
Yeah. Yeah, I've been fooled.
816
00:32:26.527 --> 00:32:28.613
Daphne:
And now let's take a look
817
00:32:28.655 --> 00:32:32.116
at some of our most memorable
unmasking from over the years.
818
00:32:32.158 --> 00:32:40.124
♪♪
819
00:32:40.166 --> 00:32:48.967
♪♪
820
00:32:49.008 --> 00:32:57.266
♪♪
821
00:32:57.308 --> 00:33:05.566
♪♪
822
00:33:05.608 --> 00:33:13.950
♪♪
823
00:33:13.992 --> 00:33:22.542
♪♪
824
00:33:22.583 --> 00:33:29.298
♪♪
825
00:33:29.340 --> 00:33:36.305
♪♪
826
00:33:39.559 --> 00:33:42.270
Yo, Fred, you ever get tired
of driving around
827
00:33:42.311 --> 00:33:43.688
in that rusty old van,
828
00:33:43.730 --> 00:33:45.189
you should trade out
the Mystery Machine
829
00:33:45.231 --> 00:33:47.316
for a zippy
little speed buggy -- me.
830
00:33:47.358 --> 00:33:48.985
Let the wind blow
through your hair
831
00:33:49.027 --> 00:33:50.611
as you drive through the fog.
832
00:33:50.653 --> 00:33:52.196
Can the Mystery Machine talk?
833
00:33:52.238 --> 00:33:53.489
No, but I can.
834
00:33:53.531 --> 00:33:56.325
In fact,
I'm talking to you right now.
835
00:33:56.367 --> 00:33:58.244
This is Speed Buggy
peeling out.
836
00:34:00.204 --> 00:34:02.415
Eat my spawn, suckers!
837
00:34:03.875 --> 00:34:07.545
Okay, let's have a look
and find out who this really is.
838
00:34:07.587 --> 00:34:11.049
But I have a feeling
it's our producer.
839
00:34:11.090 --> 00:34:13.509
Fred, I'm right here.
840
00:34:13.551 --> 00:34:15.219
Whatever.
841
00:34:15.261 --> 00:34:17.972
-[ Gasps ]
-Jinkies!
842
00:34:18.014 --> 00:34:19.432
Oh, my God.
I'm just kidding.
843
00:34:19.474 --> 00:34:20.892
I have no idea
who you are.
844
00:34:20.933 --> 00:34:23.186
It's someone that none of us
have ever seen before,
845
00:34:23.227 --> 00:34:24.854
and now,
that's a true surprise.
846
00:34:24.896 --> 00:34:27.690
Wait, I think I remember you
from season one.
847
00:34:27.732 --> 00:34:29.484
Weren't you an extra
or something?
848
00:34:29.525 --> 00:34:32.195
I was the mechanic.
849
00:34:32.236 --> 00:34:33.905
My character's name was Lazlo.
850
00:34:33.946 --> 00:34:35.281
Uh...
851
00:34:35.323 --> 00:34:37.283
I played a major role.
852
00:34:37.325 --> 00:34:39.660
Oh, right.
The test audiences hated you,
853
00:34:39.702 --> 00:34:41.662
and you got cut out
of the show.
854
00:34:41.704 --> 00:34:43.081
Yeah, that's right.
855
00:34:43.122 --> 00:34:45.458
And you all went on
to become big stars
856
00:34:45.500 --> 00:34:47.376
and you just left me behind
in the dirt.
857
00:34:47.418 --> 00:34:49.962
Like -- like -- like some
kind of roadkill.
858
00:34:50.004 --> 00:34:52.256
Well, I was finally
gonna get my revenge.
859
00:34:52.298 --> 00:34:55.301
How exactly
was this getting revenge?
860
00:34:55.343 --> 00:34:57.053
You know, by scaring you.
861
00:34:57.095 --> 00:34:58.721
You've been planning this
for 52 years,
862
00:34:58.763 --> 00:35:00.139
and that's all you had?
863
00:35:00.181 --> 00:35:02.475
Well, if you're really
interested --
864
00:35:02.517 --> 00:35:04.143
We're not, but..
865
00:35:04.185 --> 00:35:06.521
You see, I've been creeping
around all week
866
00:35:06.562 --> 00:35:09.107
haunting all the TV shows
and movies on the lot.
867
00:35:09.148 --> 00:35:11.234
One by one, I was gonna scare
them all
868
00:35:11.275 --> 00:35:13.861
into taking their business
away from Warner Bros.
869
00:35:13.903 --> 00:35:16.072
Then the studio would go broke,
870
00:35:16.114 --> 00:35:18.407
and they'd have to stop
making your TV show.
871
00:35:18.449 --> 00:35:20.284
It was a foolproof plan.
872
00:35:20.326 --> 00:35:21.911
Or so I thought.
873
00:35:21.953 --> 00:35:24.163
At first everything
was working like gangbusters.
874
00:35:24.205 --> 00:35:27.166
I mean, some people were super
easy to frighten.
875
00:35:27.208 --> 00:35:29.210
Real suckers.
You know the type.
876
00:35:29.252 --> 00:35:31.963
Others, not so much.
877
00:35:32.004 --> 00:35:33.673
But I was all over the place.
878
00:35:33.714 --> 00:35:36.092
Everywhere people went,
they were like,
879
00:35:36.134 --> 00:35:38.302
"Hey, there's the Snow Ghost.
Aah!"
880
00:35:38.344 --> 00:35:41.097
The problem is I became
so commonplace
881
00:35:41.139 --> 00:35:43.057
that everyone got used to me.
882
00:35:43.099 --> 00:35:45.601
Pretty soon, I was just
part of the scenery,
883
00:35:45.643 --> 00:35:48.437
you know, like the iconic
"Friends" fountain.
884
00:35:48.479 --> 00:35:50.940
Then I heard about your TV show
and I thought,
885
00:35:50.982 --> 00:35:52.441
"This is my chance.
886
00:35:52.483 --> 00:35:54.944
I may not be able to get
your TV show canceled,
887
00:35:54.986 --> 00:35:58.322
but I sure as hell can ruin
your precious reunion show."
888
00:35:58.364 --> 00:36:00.992
And that's exactly what I did.
Are you kidding?
889
00:36:01.033 --> 00:36:02.743
This was the best thing
that could have happened to it.
890
00:36:02.785 --> 00:36:04.787
All I had planned
was a lame blooper reel,
891
00:36:04.829 --> 00:36:07.373
a Q&A with Conan O'Brien
and a surprise visit
892
00:36:07.415 --> 00:36:09.000
from the actors
who do your voices.
893
00:36:09.041 --> 00:36:11.669
Wait.
These aren't our voices?
894
00:36:11.711 --> 00:36:13.212
Thanks to you,
895
00:36:13.254 --> 00:36:14.839
I didn't have to produce
any of that stuff.
896
00:36:14.881 --> 00:36:16.632
We didn't even need to do
an awkward trivia game
897
00:36:16.674 --> 00:36:18.843
or fill the time
with clips and interviews.
898
00:36:18.885 --> 00:36:21.179
Too bad. I was really
looking forward
899
00:36:21.220 --> 00:36:23.764
to meeting Scooby's
illegitimate children.
900
00:36:23.806 --> 00:36:25.850
Hold on.
How did she make it seem
901
00:36:25.892 --> 00:36:28.519
like her voice was coming
from all around us?
902
00:36:28.561 --> 00:36:31.105
With that loudspeaker
I found.
903
00:36:31.147 --> 00:36:32.607
I told you
that was a clue.
904
00:36:32.648 --> 00:36:34.817
Yeah, and I would have
gotten away with it, too,
905
00:36:34.859 --> 00:36:35.985
if it weren't for you --
906
00:36:36.027 --> 00:36:37.195
Wait, but how
did she make herself
907
00:36:37.236 --> 00:36:38.863
appear and disappear
into thin air?
908
00:36:38.905 --> 00:36:40.573
Huh. I think I can answer
that one --
909
00:36:40.615 --> 00:36:42.074
movie magic.
910
00:36:42.116 --> 00:36:44.202
-Ahh.
-That makes perfect sense.
911
00:36:44.243 --> 00:36:46.537
Yeah, I would have gotten away
with it, too, if it weren't --
912
00:36:46.579 --> 00:36:48.623
There's one thing
I don't understand.
913
00:36:48.664 --> 00:36:52.210
What was the deal with all
those Bungalow 15 clues?
914
00:36:52.251 --> 00:36:53.502
Bungalow 15
is the name
915
00:36:53.544 --> 00:36:55.171
of a new
Warner Bros. movie.
916
00:36:55.213 --> 00:36:57.381
They were giving away all
sorts of promotional swag --
917
00:36:57.423 --> 00:36:59.050
hats, matchbooks.
918
00:36:59.091 --> 00:37:01.010
Security, take her away.
919
00:37:01.052 --> 00:37:04.680
I now pronounce
this mystery completely solved.
920
00:37:04.722 --> 00:37:06.182
Well, I would have
gotten away with it, too,
921
00:37:06.224 --> 00:37:07.683
if it weren't for you
meddling kids! I got it.
922
00:37:07.725 --> 00:37:09.518
Goodbye, dumb-dumb.
923
00:37:09.560 --> 00:37:11.896
Scooby-Dooby-Doo!
924
00:37:11.938 --> 00:37:14.023
And no reunion special
would be complete
925
00:37:14.065 --> 00:37:15.524
without a dance party.
926
00:37:15.566 --> 00:37:16.651
[ All cheering ]
927
00:37:16.692 --> 00:37:18.402
Alright!
928
00:37:18.444 --> 00:37:20.279
Hit it,
Deejay Teen Titan.
929
00:37:20.321 --> 00:37:23.157
[ Record scratches ]
930
00:37:23.199 --> 00:37:24.617
♪ What's new, Scooby-Doo? ♪
931
00:37:24.659 --> 00:37:26.077
♪ We're coming after you ♪
932
00:37:26.118 --> 00:37:28.746
♪ We're gonna solve
that mystery ♪
933
00:37:28.788 --> 00:37:30.498
♪ I see you, Scooby-Doo ♪
934
00:37:30.539 --> 00:37:32.166
♪ The trail leads back to you ♪
935
00:37:32.208 --> 00:37:34.585
♪ What's new, Scooby-Doo? ♪
936
00:37:34.627 --> 00:37:36.712
♪♪
937
00:37:36.754 --> 00:37:39.340
My name is Kate Micucci,
and I play Velma.
938
00:37:39.382 --> 00:37:41.884
I've been playing her since
2014, and let me tell you,
939
00:37:41.926 --> 00:37:43.928
it's a total -- total dream job.
940
00:37:43.970 --> 00:37:46.764
When I get to be in the booth
and I just close my eyes
941
00:37:46.806 --> 00:37:48.808
and I hear these characters
that I have known and loved
942
00:37:48.849 --> 00:37:50.351
since I was a kid,
943
00:37:50.393 --> 00:37:51.811
I can't believe that I get
to be a part of it.
944
00:37:51.852 --> 00:37:54.188
♪ ...clue ♪
945
00:37:54.230 --> 00:37:58.234
♪ The Scooby snacks will be
waiting here for you ♪
946
00:37:58.276 --> 00:37:59.860
Hi, it's me, Matt Lillard.
947
00:37:59.902 --> 00:38:01.195
It has been my absolute joy
948
00:38:01.237 --> 00:38:03.781
to play Shaggy
for the last 19 years.
949
00:38:03.823 --> 00:38:05.992
I love what he means
to generation
950
00:38:06.033 --> 00:38:07.535
after generation of kids.
951
00:38:07.576 --> 00:38:11.080
And one last thing --
Zoinks!
952
00:38:11.122 --> 00:38:12.373
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
953
00:38:12.415 --> 00:38:13.874
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
954
00:38:13.916 --> 00:38:16.877
♪ Na-na na na na-na-na ♪
955
00:38:16.919 --> 00:38:18.296
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
956
00:38:18.337 --> 00:38:19.755
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
957
00:38:19.797 --> 00:38:22.758
I'm Grey Griffin.
I play Daphne Blake.
958
00:38:22.800 --> 00:38:26.053
How I get into Daphne
is I do her catchphrase,
959
00:38:26.095 --> 00:38:29.015
which is, "Jeepers.
It's a creepy mystery, Scoob."
960
00:38:29.056 --> 00:38:31.183
And that would get me
right into it.
961
00:38:31.225 --> 00:38:32.643
Well, really,
I just kind of make my voice
962
00:38:32.685 --> 00:38:34.061
a little bit more nasally
963
00:38:34.103 --> 00:38:36.439
and it sort of sits
a little bit deeper.
964
00:38:36.480 --> 00:38:40.276
But for the most part,
it's kind of just me.
965
00:38:40.318 --> 00:38:42.320
I found my glasses.
966
00:38:42.361 --> 00:38:44.530
I can see with my glasses.
967
00:38:46.324 --> 00:38:49.035
There is times when I have to
definitely talk to myself,
968
00:38:49.076 --> 00:38:50.077
but, you know, it really isn't
that hard.
969
00:38:50.119 --> 00:38:51.954
It's just like,
970
00:38:51.996 --> 00:38:53.456
[ As Fred ] Hey, Scoob, would
you do it for a Scooby snack?
971
00:38:53.497 --> 00:38:54.665
[ As Scooby ]
I don't think so.
972
00:38:54.707 --> 00:38:56.125
[ As Fred ] Why not?
973
00:38:56.167 --> 00:38:59.170
[ As Scooby ] Well,
I need three, maybe four.
974
00:38:59.211 --> 00:39:03.257
♪ Scooby snacks will be waiting
here for you ♪
975
00:39:03.299 --> 00:39:05.259
Scooby-Dooby...
976
00:39:05.301 --> 00:39:06.844
Doo!
977
00:39:06.886 --> 00:39:08.679
♪ ...that mystery ♪
978
00:39:08.721 --> 00:39:10.264
♪ I see you, Scooby-Doo ♪
979
00:39:10.306 --> 00:39:11.891
♪ The trail leads back to you ♪
980
00:39:11.932 --> 00:39:14.727
♪ What's new, Scooby-Doo? ♪
981
00:39:14.769 --> 00:39:16.520
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
982
00:39:16.562 --> 00:39:17.855
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
983
00:39:17.897 --> 00:39:20.858
♪ Na-na na na na-na-na ♪
984
00:39:20.900 --> 00:39:22.401
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
985
00:39:22.443 --> 00:39:23.903
♪ Na-na na-na na ♪
986
00:39:23.944 --> 00:39:26.864
♪ What's new, Scooby-Doo? ♪