WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:22.746 --> 00:00:25.217 Do you like my toupee, Barbarian? 4 00:00:25.283 --> 00:00:26.483 Demon dogs! 5 00:00:26.550 --> 00:00:28.519 He's taken a piece of Ookla's mane 6 00:00:28.586 --> 00:00:30.588 and used it to cover his bald spot. 7 00:00:30.654 --> 00:00:33.390 Why can't cat people just grow old gracefully? 8 00:00:42.700 --> 00:00:45.036 Ariel, Ookla! Ride! 9 00:00:53.644 --> 00:00:55.613 Huh? 10 00:01:09.861 --> 00:01:13.631 There's a creature on the wing! It's attacking the aluminum. 11 00:01:14.332 --> 00:01:16.234 Shaggy! 12 00:01:16.301 --> 00:01:18.203 I've got you, Scoob! 13 00:01:24.242 --> 00:01:28.179 Like, whatever you do, don't look behind you. 14 00:01:28.246 --> 00:01:30.081 Behind me? 15 00:01:30.148 --> 00:01:31.917 No! Don't look behind you. 16 00:01:35.486 --> 00:01:37.488 Well, like, don't look down either. 17 00:01:37.554 --> 00:01:39.723 That's cowardice 101, Scoob. 18 00:01:50.101 --> 00:01:52.003 Now, Scoob! 19 00:01:58.542 --> 00:01:59.710 It worked! 20 00:01:59.777 --> 00:02:01.980 Come on, Velma. Let's reel him in. 21 00:02:06.617 --> 00:02:07.685 Yeah! 22 00:02:14.725 --> 00:02:18.762 Wow. A real-life monster here in my hangar. 23 00:02:18.830 --> 00:02:20.564 I can't believe you kids caught it. 24 00:02:20.631 --> 00:02:22.666 Not an "it," Mr. HB. 25 00:02:25.669 --> 00:02:27.604 Herman Ellinger. 26 00:02:27.671 --> 00:02:31.709 That's the rude passenger from B17. But why? 27 00:02:31.775 --> 00:02:34.879 Why? Because airline tickets cost an arm and a leg. 28 00:02:34.946 --> 00:02:37.349 I knew if I could scare your passengers away 29 00:02:37.415 --> 00:02:38.984 you'd have to lower your prices, 30 00:02:39.050 --> 00:02:41.585 and I could fly almost anywhere for practically nothing. 31 00:02:41.652 --> 00:02:44.923 Yeah! Airline prices are the real monster. 32 00:02:44.990 --> 00:02:46.790 I don't think you get discounts for... 33 00:02:46.858 --> 00:02:48.625 And I would have gotten away with it, too, 34 00:02:48.692 --> 00:02:51.396 if it wasn't for you meddling kids and that mangy mutt of yours. 35 00:02:51.463 --> 00:02:52.696 Hey! 36 00:02:59.670 --> 00:03:01.973 I can't thank you kids enough. 37 00:03:02.040 --> 00:03:04.541 But I still don't know how you figured it out. 38 00:03:04.608 --> 00:03:06.378 Easy. With science. 39 00:03:06.444 --> 00:03:09.314 After the first sighting of the monster, I had an idea. 40 00:03:09.381 --> 00:03:12.150 I collected scraps from leftover food served on the airplane 41 00:03:12.217 --> 00:03:14.152 and cross referenced the DNA samples 42 00:03:14.219 --> 00:03:16.687 against the piece of hair we found on the plane's wing. 43 00:03:16.754 --> 00:03:18.323 Incredible. 44 00:03:18.390 --> 00:03:21.993 DNA? Gee, that doesn't sound like mystery-solving at all. 45 00:03:22.060 --> 00:03:24.829 The only mystery is why anyone would try to solve anything 46 00:03:24.896 --> 00:03:26.865 without good old science to back them up. 47 00:03:26.931 --> 00:03:29.600 Say, uh, there's two other papers here. 48 00:03:29.666 --> 00:03:31.635 Oh, that's because there were two extra people 49 00:03:31.702 --> 00:03:36.007 that ate the food on the plane, despite us asking them not to. 50 00:03:40.644 --> 00:03:42.380 Uh-oh. What'd we do? 51 00:03:42.447 --> 00:03:45.783 It looks like the lab ran your DNA test along with Ellinger's. 52 00:03:45.850 --> 00:03:48.453 Are you guys curious where your ancestors came from? 53 00:03:48.520 --> 00:03:51.688 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Huh? Denmark? 54 00:03:51.755 --> 00:03:54.526 Well, you are a Great Dane after all. 55 00:03:54.591 --> 00:03:58.229 Emphasis on the "great." 56 00:03:58.296 --> 00:03:59.630 What about you, Shaggy? 57 00:03:59.696 --> 00:04:01.900 It says my ancestors come from a small village 58 00:04:01.966 --> 00:04:05.736 in the north of England called Norville o'er Morgania. 59 00:04:05.803 --> 00:04:07.939 - Huh? What a weird name. - Hmm. 60 00:04:08.006 --> 00:04:10.041 It says here that Norville o'er Morgania 61 00:04:10.108 --> 00:04:14.345 is known to be one of the suspected locations of the ancient city of Camelot. 62 00:04:14.412 --> 00:04:19.217 Also, it says that it has the best fish and chips in all of the United Kingdom. 63 00:04:19.284 --> 00:04:21.119 - Fish? - And chips? 64 00:04:24.755 --> 00:04:27.425 Those were fries, but I'm still on board. 65 00:04:27.492 --> 00:04:29.060 I wish we could go, gang. 66 00:04:29.127 --> 00:04:31.728 But we didn't go into mystery solving for the money. 67 00:04:31.795 --> 00:04:33.998 Well, Daphne was right on one account. 68 00:04:34.065 --> 00:04:36.101 Airline prices are the real monster. 69 00:04:36.167 --> 00:04:38.735 Well, it's lucky I have an airline then. 70 00:04:38.802 --> 00:04:40.637 What do you mean, Mr. HB? 71 00:04:40.704 --> 00:04:42.140 What do I mean? 72 00:04:42.207 --> 00:04:44.843 You just saved my whole airline from bankruptcy. 73 00:04:44.909 --> 00:04:49.147 I'll fly you and your friends anywhere you wanna go, free of charge. 74 00:04:49.214 --> 00:04:51.182 It's the least I can do. 75 00:04:51.249 --> 00:04:54.785 Well, gang, I guess we're headed to jolly old England. 76 00:06:02.987 --> 00:06:04.889 That sure was nice of Mr. HB 77 00:06:04.956 --> 00:06:06.558 to ship over the Mystery Machine. 78 00:06:06.624 --> 00:06:08.459 It sure was. 79 00:06:08.526 --> 00:06:10.929 Say, Fred, the map says you were supposed to make a left back there. 80 00:06:10.995 --> 00:06:15.066 Map? Oh, Daphne, Jones men don't need maps. 81 00:06:15.133 --> 00:06:17.635 We were born with an innate sense of direction. 82 00:06:17.701 --> 00:06:19.938 We were made for the open road. 83 00:06:20.004 --> 00:06:21.606 Fred! 84 00:06:26.844 --> 00:06:28.812 Fred, you do know that they drive 85 00:06:28.880 --> 00:06:31.349 on the left side of the road in England, right? 86 00:06:31.416 --> 00:06:33.284 Boy. They built the roads wrong... 87 00:06:33.351 --> 00:06:36.120 Is this the one where the toilet water goes the wrong way, too? 88 00:06:40.992 --> 00:06:42.961 Say, look at that. 89 00:06:45.396 --> 00:06:48.366 See? I told you I knew where we were going. 90 00:06:51.536 --> 00:06:52.670 Fred! 91 00:06:52.736 --> 00:06:54.372 I got it. Just testing you. 92 00:07:04.415 --> 00:07:06.884 Wow. It looks like they're about to have a party. 93 00:07:06.951 --> 00:07:08.720 Good timing. 94 00:07:08.785 --> 00:07:09.820 Party? 95 00:07:09.887 --> 00:07:11.522 Oh, man. That means... 96 00:07:11.589 --> 00:07:14.225 Party food! 97 00:07:14.292 --> 00:07:17.729 "Fish and chips. Bangers and mash. Toad in the hole." 98 00:07:19.264 --> 00:07:22.233 "Welsh rarebit. Spotted dick. Jam roly-poly." 99 00:07:22.300 --> 00:07:23.935 Are these real? 100 00:07:24.002 --> 00:07:27.839 I guess. "Bubble and squeak. Jellied eels. Angels on horseback." 101 00:07:29.340 --> 00:07:31.808 It's like a whole new world of food. 102 00:07:35.913 --> 00:07:38.650 Like, Scoob and I are gonna go grab a snack. 103 00:07:38.716 --> 00:07:40.351 We'll be right back. 104 00:07:40.418 --> 00:07:43.254 This place is kind of a dump, gang. Like, run-down. 105 00:07:43.321 --> 00:07:45.990 Some of the architecture is left over from medieval times. 106 00:07:46.057 --> 00:07:51.729 Dudes, the place we're staying is all that remains standing of the Kingdom of Camelot. 107 00:07:51.795 --> 00:07:53.531 Camelot? Like King Arthur? 108 00:07:53.598 --> 00:07:57.068 Merlin? Knights of the Round Table? We're standing on history. 109 00:07:57.135 --> 00:07:58.903 Weren't you just calling this place a dump? 110 00:07:58.970 --> 00:08:01.639 Yeah, but now it's a dump where knights lived. 111 00:08:01.706 --> 00:08:05.643 There's very little evidence that Camelot or King Arthur even existed. 112 00:08:05.710 --> 00:08:07.211 Oh, but he did. 113 00:08:07.278 --> 00:08:09.647 That's what we're celebrating. 114 00:08:09.714 --> 00:08:14.018 Hi. I'm Mr. Saunders, the mayor of this fine city, 115 00:08:14.085 --> 00:08:17.088 and this here is my assistant, Sandi. 116 00:08:17.155 --> 00:08:19.123 - Hello. - Nice to meet you. 117 00:08:19.190 --> 00:08:22.160 I'm Daphne, and these are my friends, Velma and Fred. 118 00:08:22.226 --> 00:08:25.263 - Nice to meet you. - Yeah, you, too. 119 00:08:25.330 --> 00:08:28.800 You seemed awfully sure that King Arthur really existed. 120 00:08:28.866 --> 00:08:30.034 How can you be certain? 121 00:08:30.101 --> 00:08:32.570 Because of our name, of course. 122 00:08:32.637 --> 00:08:35.907 Norville o'er Morgania. 123 00:08:37.975 --> 00:08:41.212 You don't know the story? Well, not many do. 124 00:08:41.279 --> 00:08:44.115 But never fear. Soon, everyone will. 125 00:08:44.182 --> 00:08:49.320 It all began a long time ago, right here, on the site of Camelot. 126 00:08:49.387 --> 00:08:51.122 That's right. The good King Arthur 127 00:08:51.189 --> 00:08:53.858 came under attack by the villainous Morgan Le Fey. 128 00:08:53.925 --> 00:08:58.763 Everything seemed bleak until a brave knight appeared. Sir Norville. 129 00:08:58.831 --> 00:09:00.431 Known for his fearlessness, 130 00:09:00.498 --> 00:09:03.534 this knight fought the evil witch and saved Camelot. 131 00:09:03.601 --> 00:09:06.170 Witches? Wizards? Come on. 132 00:09:06.237 --> 00:09:08.172 Those stories came out of the Dark Ages, 133 00:09:08.239 --> 00:09:10.241 where nothing could be accounted for. 134 00:09:10.308 --> 00:09:13.678 A disbeliever. That's okay. 135 00:09:13.745 --> 00:09:15.380 Stay in this town a little while 136 00:09:15.446 --> 00:09:18.983 and you'll experience the magic yourselves. 137 00:09:19.050 --> 00:09:20.985 The Mayor has worked really hard 138 00:09:21.052 --> 00:09:23.054 to make this the greatest celebration ever. 139 00:09:23.121 --> 00:09:25.590 We have horse races, archery demonstrations, 140 00:09:25.656 --> 00:09:29.193 an unbelievable light show and even a pie-eating contest. 141 00:09:29.260 --> 00:09:32.530 Did someone say pie eating? 142 00:09:33.097 --> 00:09:34.499 And who is this? 143 00:09:34.565 --> 00:09:38.002 My name's Shaggy, and this is my pal, Scooby-Doo. 144 00:09:38.069 --> 00:09:40.104 - Hello. - Nice to meet you. 145 00:09:40.171 --> 00:09:42.073 Shaggy's actually the reason we're here. 146 00:09:42.140 --> 00:09:46.210 It turns out that Shaggy's ancestors are from Norville o'er Morgania. 147 00:09:46.277 --> 00:09:48.079 Norville is a Shaggy name. 148 00:09:48.146 --> 00:09:51.349 Yeah. My name's Norville. Surname Rogers. 149 00:09:51.416 --> 00:09:54.919 But, uh, nobody calls me "Sir." That's my dad's name. 150 00:09:54.986 --> 00:09:57.121 Oh, really? You're sure? 151 00:09:57.188 --> 00:10:00.191 He's been a Norville his whole life, and the DNA test proves it. 152 00:10:00.258 --> 00:10:02.026 Norville's a name that's been handed down 153 00:10:02.093 --> 00:10:04.762 in our family, like... Like, forever. 154 00:10:04.830 --> 00:10:07.866 Just like this medallion. 155 00:10:07.932 --> 00:10:09.700 My mom gave it to me for luck. 156 00:10:14.572 --> 00:10:15.973 Luck, indeed. 157 00:10:16.040 --> 00:10:17.642 We thought we'd look around. 158 00:10:17.708 --> 00:10:20.411 Who knows? Maybe Shaggy's ancestors left him something. 159 00:10:20.478 --> 00:10:23.147 I'm hoping for some sort of medieval pizza. 160 00:10:23.214 --> 00:10:25.416 Or jellied eels. 161 00:10:25.483 --> 00:10:28.386 Yes. Well, we have to be going. 162 00:10:30.455 --> 00:10:33.591 - It can't be. - Sandi. 163 00:10:33.658 --> 00:10:36.160 You'll never guess what just happened... 164 00:10:39.932 --> 00:10:41.566 Did you hear... 165 00:10:44.168 --> 00:10:46.671 - That was strange. - Small towns are weird. 166 00:10:46.737 --> 00:10:48.773 Remember that time you dyed your hair blond 167 00:10:48.841 --> 00:10:51.175 and everyone in that little northeastern town was talking about it? 168 00:10:51.242 --> 00:10:55.012 Oh, yeah. Being blond was definitely not more fun that day. 169 00:10:55.079 --> 00:10:57.582 And then they all turned into fish people and tried to eat us. 170 00:10:57.648 --> 00:10:59.484 That's less of a "small town thing" 171 00:10:59.550 --> 00:11:01.954 than it is a "Scooby Gang thing." 172 00:11:02.019 --> 00:11:04.088 Come on. The library is this way. 173 00:11:04.155 --> 00:11:05.790 How do you know? 174 00:11:05.858 --> 00:11:08.459 The same way Scooby and Shaggy always know where the food is. 175 00:11:15.433 --> 00:11:16.902 I don't know, Scooby-Doo. 176 00:11:16.969 --> 00:11:20.839 Are you getting that same sort of haunted vibe as I am? 177 00:11:20.906 --> 00:11:22.240 Uh-huh. 178 00:11:22.306 --> 00:11:23.976 Doesn't everything give you the haunted vibe? 179 00:11:24.041 --> 00:11:26.143 It's called managing expectations. 180 00:11:26.210 --> 00:11:28.246 Don't worry, guys. 181 00:11:28.312 --> 00:11:31.884 The only thing scary about this library is it still uses the Dewey Decimal System. 182 00:11:31.950 --> 00:11:34.619 Yes, I understand. Goodbye. 183 00:11:34.685 --> 00:11:36.220 Unbelievable. 184 00:11:36.287 --> 00:11:37.956 Next thing you're gonna tell me, 185 00:11:38.022 --> 00:11:40.424 they put the horror and romance section side by side. 186 00:11:46.430 --> 00:11:47.933 Hi. I was wondering... 187 00:11:48.000 --> 00:11:50.034 Shh! This is a place of study. 188 00:11:50.101 --> 00:11:52.004 Use your library voice, please. 189 00:11:52.069 --> 00:11:54.071 Of course. I'm sorry. 190 00:11:58.276 --> 00:12:00.711 Is it just me or is this place dead? 191 00:12:00.778 --> 00:12:01.847 Shh! 192 00:12:01.914 --> 00:12:03.648 We were visiting and wondered 193 00:12:03.714 --> 00:12:05.650 if you can point us to the books on the history of your town. 194 00:12:05.716 --> 00:12:09.487 Near the back, past the horror and romance section. 195 00:12:09.554 --> 00:12:11.556 Next to the horror and romance section? 196 00:12:11.622 --> 00:12:15.326 Sure. Because those genres are so similar. 197 00:12:15.393 --> 00:12:17.029 Exactly. 198 00:12:17.094 --> 00:12:19.965 But you'll need to hurry. We're closing in 20 minutes for the big party. 199 00:12:20.032 --> 00:12:23.668 Why we should be celebrating such a preposterous story, I'll never know, 200 00:12:23.734 --> 00:12:26.203 but one must do what one must do. 201 00:12:26.270 --> 00:12:29.740 Okay. We'll be quick. Thank you. 202 00:12:37.950 --> 00:12:42.753 Hand luggage... Hobnockers... Hypermarkets... Ham hocks... 203 00:12:42.820 --> 00:12:47.391 Ooh. You can never know enough about a subject you love. 204 00:12:52.563 --> 00:12:56.467 Here it is. History of Sir Norville and Morgan Le Fey. 205 00:13:06.410 --> 00:13:09.814 Huh? That can't be good. 206 00:13:10.949 --> 00:13:12.249 It never is. 207 00:13:12.316 --> 00:13:14.785 This seems to be some kind of storybook. 208 00:13:15.586 --> 00:13:16.387 Hmm. 209 00:13:18.957 --> 00:13:23.194 "Once upon a time, there was a great ruler named King Arthur. 210 00:13:23.260 --> 00:13:27.431 But this king was under attack from the evil Morgan Le Fey. 211 00:13:27.498 --> 00:13:29.433 She demanded the throne from King Arthur, 212 00:13:29.500 --> 00:13:32.104 but he would not give it up to one as evil as her. 213 00:13:32.169 --> 00:13:35.373 Everything was hopeless until Sir Norville appeared. 214 00:13:35.439 --> 00:13:37.475 Brandishing the mighty sword Excalibur, 215 00:13:37.541 --> 00:13:39.443 Norville, through a mighty tournament, 216 00:13:39.510 --> 00:13:42.146 became the rightful ruler of Camelot. 217 00:13:44.415 --> 00:13:46.183 But no sooner did he gain the throne 218 00:13:46.250 --> 00:13:48.786 than Morgan Le Fey attacked again. 219 00:13:48.854 --> 00:13:51.023 Norville was whisked away to Morgan's castle 220 00:13:51.089 --> 00:13:53.524 where the two were never heard from again. 221 00:13:53.591 --> 00:13:57.728 King Arthur decreed that if Sir Norville or his children ever returned, 222 00:13:57.795 --> 00:14:01.867 he would be crowned the rightful ruler over all the land." 223 00:14:01.933 --> 00:14:04.702 No wonder it was called the Dark Ages. 224 00:14:04.769 --> 00:14:07.906 Can you imagine anyone believing such a story? 225 00:14:07.973 --> 00:14:09.206 Ha! Right, gang? 226 00:14:09.273 --> 00:14:11.475 Scooby? Shaggy? 227 00:14:11.542 --> 00:14:13.377 Is the story over? 228 00:14:16.213 --> 00:14:20.651 What do you know? The book was right. This is a great hiding place. 229 00:14:30.862 --> 00:14:32.730 Hey. Where's the party? 230 00:14:35.199 --> 00:14:38.335 If ever you see a party not happening, that means you're the party. 231 00:14:38.402 --> 00:14:40.705 Come on, gang. Let's heat this place back up. 232 00:14:52.550 --> 00:14:54.452 Come on. If you dance it, they will come. 233 00:14:54.518 --> 00:14:56.054 No. 234 00:15:00.959 --> 00:15:03.728 It's working. Come on, party people. 235 00:15:04.930 --> 00:15:08.566 Like, don't party people usually arrive by land? 236 00:15:08.632 --> 00:15:10.434 Not if it's a skydiving party. 237 00:15:10.501 --> 00:15:12.871 Excuse me. Are you the skydiving instructor? 238 00:15:12.938 --> 00:15:17.109 I am Morgan Le Fey, rightful ruler of Camelot. 239 00:15:17.175 --> 00:15:22.047 And if it wasn't for meddling Sir Norville, I would be ruler still. 240 00:15:22.114 --> 00:15:23.849 Why is she pointing at me? 241 00:15:23.915 --> 00:15:25.616 Are you not the skydiving instructor? 242 00:15:25.683 --> 00:15:29.921 Now, I shall finally have my revenge! 243 00:15:29.988 --> 00:15:31.822 You'll have to catch us first. 244 00:15:34.325 --> 00:15:35.593 Come on, gang! 245 00:15:42.234 --> 00:15:43.334 A-ha! 246 00:16:04.856 --> 00:16:07.159 That was so not a party person. 247 00:16:07.225 --> 00:16:09.094 What was that thing? 248 00:16:09.161 --> 00:16:13.564 She said she was the ghost of Morgan Le Fey, but that's just preposterous. 249 00:16:13.631 --> 00:16:17.002 On a scale of one to... 250 00:16:17.068 --> 00:16:19.237 How preposterous did you think it was? 251 00:16:19.303 --> 00:16:21.940 Check it out, gang. It's an old henge. 252 00:16:22.007 --> 00:16:26.278 A circle of stones that once held some sort of mystical significance. 253 00:16:26.343 --> 00:16:27.711 Look at that. 254 00:16:30.148 --> 00:16:32.716 Wow! Who do you think that is? 255 00:16:34.152 --> 00:16:37.822 It says this is the statue of the legendary Sir Norville. 256 00:16:39.858 --> 00:16:43.627 Did someone say "Sir Norville"? I despise Sir Norville. 257 00:16:43.694 --> 00:16:45.997 Well, good news, man. I'm not him. 258 00:16:46.064 --> 00:16:48.900 I'm Shaggy, and, like, everyone loves me. 259 00:16:48.967 --> 00:16:50.068 No joke. 260 00:16:50.135 --> 00:16:53.571 There is no time for love. Only retribution. 261 00:16:54.805 --> 00:16:58.210 I invoke sorcery's paradigm. 262 00:16:58.276 --> 00:17:02.746 With this eldritch and mystical rhyme, I'll leave them bipedal, 263 00:17:02.813 --> 00:17:07.986 but teach them to meddle and send their butts backward in time. 264 00:17:11.056 --> 00:17:13.124 I'm scared, Shaggy. 265 00:17:14.758 --> 00:17:18.163 Me too, buddy. 266 00:17:18.230 --> 00:17:22.499 - Is anyone else getting a bit... - tired? 267 00:17:22.566 --> 00:17:26.037 Tired? Oh, yeah. 268 00:18:15.220 --> 00:18:18.422 Shaggy, where are we? 269 00:18:18.489 --> 00:18:21.159 Like, I don't know, man. 270 00:18:21.226 --> 00:18:23.261 Shaggy, Scooby, grab my hand. 271 00:18:30.402 --> 00:18:33.171 We appear to be falling at the standard 9.8 meters per second 272 00:18:33.238 --> 00:18:35.907 as dictated by the Earth's gravity, but where's the ground? 273 00:18:35.974 --> 00:18:38.243 Skydiving's not a party, man. 274 00:18:38.310 --> 00:18:39.177 I found the ground! 275 00:18:42.147 --> 00:18:43.480 Brace for impact! 276 00:18:45.183 --> 00:18:46.217 Huh? 277 00:18:47.285 --> 00:18:48.819 Did we make it in one piece? 278 00:18:48.887 --> 00:18:52.523 I can't feel my legs. 279 00:18:55.360 --> 00:18:59.563 Like, I can feel my legs, but I can't feel my fingers feeling them. 280 00:19:05.569 --> 00:19:07.238 Where are we? 281 00:19:12.576 --> 00:19:16.081 No bars. We should've gotten the international plan. 282 00:19:17.983 --> 00:19:20.818 Did I leave my curling iron on in 1,600 years? 283 00:19:20.885 --> 00:19:23.188 Morgan Le Fey cast a spell on us. 284 00:19:23.254 --> 00:19:24.956 Oh, come on. 285 00:19:25.023 --> 00:19:28.226 I'm sure that was just some kids playing some kind of prank. 286 00:19:28.293 --> 00:19:29.995 Velma, look around. 287 00:19:30.061 --> 00:19:32.730 You're telling me that there's no way time travel could happen? 288 00:19:32.796 --> 00:19:36.968 Well, I mean, wormholes, black holes, Tipler cylinders. 289 00:19:37.035 --> 00:19:39.471 But these are cosmic-level events we're talking about. 290 00:19:39.536 --> 00:19:43.975 So, like not fantasy, but science fiction? Like Thundarr? 291 00:19:44.042 --> 00:19:47.379 No. Thundarr's more dumb fantasy than sci-fi. 292 00:19:47.445 --> 00:19:48.947 But you like Thundarr. 293 00:19:49.014 --> 00:19:52.083 I like Thundarr's abs, okay? I watch it for the abs. 294 00:19:52.150 --> 00:19:53.485 Me too. 295 00:19:53.550 --> 00:19:55.353 So, wait. We time-traveled? 296 00:19:55.420 --> 00:19:58.423 Welp, gang, it looks like we have another mystery on our... 297 00:19:58.490 --> 00:20:00.591 No. Not a mystery. It's a hoax. 298 00:20:00.657 --> 00:20:01.893 Then how did we time-travel? 299 00:20:01.960 --> 00:20:03.627 We did not time-travel. 300 00:20:03.694 --> 00:20:05.864 This is a prank, or a Japanese game show. 301 00:20:05.930 --> 00:20:08.699 We all just need to chill and take a deep breath... 302 00:20:10.734 --> 00:20:12.337 ...and hold our horses. 303 00:20:15.706 --> 00:20:17.342 Hmm. 304 00:20:17.409 --> 00:20:19.411 You gotta admit, Velma's usually right about this stuff. 305 00:20:19.477 --> 00:20:23.915 Let's all just wait here a bit and see what... Gang. 306 00:20:23.982 --> 00:20:26.351 Gang. Gang. Gang. Gang. 307 00:20:26.418 --> 00:20:27.718 Gang. 308 00:20:27.785 --> 00:20:30.121 It's real. 309 00:20:55.346 --> 00:20:59.017 This can't be real. It doesn't make sense. 310 00:20:59.084 --> 00:21:01.219 This shouldn't be possible. 311 00:21:01.286 --> 00:21:04.255 If I'd known I was gonna time-travel, I'd have brought my good ascot. 312 00:21:04.322 --> 00:21:07.992 I keep telling y'all, reality is just a simulation. 313 00:21:08.059 --> 00:21:10.061 Now's not the time to worry about what's real. 314 00:21:10.128 --> 00:21:14.199 That time is in, like, hundreds and hundreds of years, where we should be. 315 00:21:14.265 --> 00:21:16.800 Well, gang, it looks like we have another mystery on our... 316 00:21:16.868 --> 00:21:18.203 Ah, just you wait. 317 00:21:18.269 --> 00:21:20.004 Any second now, someone's going to pop out 318 00:21:20.071 --> 00:21:22.140 and yell "Surprise" or blow a horn. 319 00:21:25.609 --> 00:21:27.011 Ha! Horn! 320 00:21:28.712 --> 00:21:31.815 Hear ye! Hear ye! 321 00:21:31.883 --> 00:21:33.384 I, Herald of the court, 322 00:21:33.451 --> 00:21:36.653 doth ask you to bow before the King of Camelot. 323 00:21:36.720 --> 00:21:39.224 The lord of the land. The knight of the... 324 00:21:39.290 --> 00:21:40.724 Oh, get on with it. 325 00:21:40.791 --> 00:21:42.594 Yes. Um... 326 00:21:42.659 --> 00:21:48.166 Peasants and serfs, I give you King Arthur and Queen Guinevere. 327 00:21:52.036 --> 00:21:54.038 Ohh. He's kinda hunky. 328 00:21:54.105 --> 00:21:57.008 I guess, if you're into authoritarian dictators. 329 00:21:57.075 --> 00:21:59.643 He kinda reminds me of my dad. 330 00:22:01.212 --> 00:22:05.950 Sorry. Sorry. New cape. Haven't broken it in yet. 331 00:22:09.720 --> 00:22:11.923 Say, he sure looks familiar. 332 00:22:11.990 --> 00:22:18.463 Unwashed common people, I, your king, and my brave Knights of the Round Table 333 00:22:18.530 --> 00:22:23.968 have with great effort and sacrifice finally defeated the villainous Saxons 334 00:22:24.035 --> 00:22:26.004 and brought peace to the isles. 335 00:22:26.070 --> 00:22:27.972 I love your hair. 336 00:22:28.039 --> 00:22:31.409 So, I'm throwing a party! 337 00:22:34.179 --> 00:22:37.482 Uh... It's not a party for you lot. 338 00:22:37.549 --> 00:22:40.485 It's for me. The rightful king of the Britons, 339 00:22:40.552 --> 00:22:43.955 who made you the proud people you are today. 340 00:22:44.022 --> 00:22:47.492 Back straight. Chin up. Mind the gap. 341 00:22:47.559 --> 00:22:50.694 Now, I'm going to have my Knights of the Round Table 342 00:22:50.761 --> 00:22:53.364 come around and collect some taxes. 343 00:22:59.304 --> 00:23:00.438 Come on. Pony up. 344 00:23:00.505 --> 00:23:03.441 Oh, and, Lancelot, I'll take that pony. 345 00:23:06.678 --> 00:23:08.880 He is like your dad. A big meanie. 346 00:23:08.947 --> 00:23:12.183 The unwashed common people don't seem to like him very much. 347 00:23:12.250 --> 00:23:14.852 Oh, my gosh. You're right, Daph. 348 00:23:14.919 --> 00:23:16.588 All right. Good talk. 349 00:23:16.654 --> 00:23:18.323 Oh! 350 00:23:21.226 --> 00:23:23.528 Oh, not again. 351 00:23:23.595 --> 00:23:25.563 Greetings, Arthur. 352 00:23:25.630 --> 00:23:28.099 It is I, Morgan Le Fey. 353 00:23:28.166 --> 00:23:32.403 Come to take my rightful place as ruler of Camelot. 354 00:23:34.372 --> 00:23:35.940 Like, it's her! 355 00:23:40.211 --> 00:23:43.181 Wend home to Avalon, vile enchantress. 356 00:23:43.248 --> 00:23:48.219 You call your folk fair, yet I judge you anything but. 357 00:23:51.122 --> 00:23:53.625 Oh, my gosh. Really? Really? 358 00:23:53.691 --> 00:23:56.760 Ah. Ah, sorry. Sorry. 359 00:23:56.828 --> 00:23:58.229 I had butter for lunch. 360 00:23:58.296 --> 00:24:01.399 Cede the throne to me, son of Uther Pendragon, 361 00:24:01.466 --> 00:24:04.035 and I shall spare your miserable life. 362 00:24:04.102 --> 00:24:06.704 Uh, my life is amazing, FYI. 363 00:24:06.770 --> 00:24:08.373 Yeah. Shazing. 364 00:24:08.439 --> 00:24:11.376 And also, I'm hiding behind my knights. 365 00:24:11.442 --> 00:24:15.246 You'd have to literally tear them apart to get to me. 366 00:24:19.050 --> 00:24:23.855 Well, if you won't give me the throne, I'll just have to take it. 367 00:24:26.057 --> 00:24:27.759 Oh! 368 00:24:30.094 --> 00:24:33.131 King down. King down, everyone. 369 00:24:45.410 --> 00:24:46.477 Huh? 370 00:24:55.219 --> 00:25:00.124 Soon you will all bow before me, your true queen! 371 00:25:03.961 --> 00:25:05.229 Huh? 372 00:25:06.564 --> 00:25:09.400 It's just like the book we read in the library. 373 00:25:09.467 --> 00:25:10.668 What do you mean? 374 00:25:10.735 --> 00:25:12.470 Remember when Velma was like, "Blah blah blah. 375 00:25:12.537 --> 00:25:15.907 Morgan Le Fey kept on annoying Norville o'er Morgania"? 376 00:25:15.973 --> 00:25:19.444 That's right. Until Sir Norville appeared. 377 00:25:19.510 --> 00:25:21.212 Sir Norville. 378 00:25:21.279 --> 00:25:23.147 - That's it! - Huh? What's it? 379 00:25:23.214 --> 00:25:25.016 Why are you looking at me like that? 380 00:25:25.083 --> 00:25:30.822 Because maybe Sir Norville is actually Shaggy sent back in time. 381 00:25:30.888 --> 00:25:33.491 Me? A knight? With this goatee? 382 00:25:33.558 --> 00:25:36.527 Besides, I don't look anything like the statue. 383 00:25:36.594 --> 00:25:39.464 Oh, so now you're on the time-travel train too, Velma? 384 00:25:39.530 --> 00:25:41.834 You said it yourself, Daphne. Science fiction. 385 00:25:41.899 --> 00:25:45.169 Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. 386 00:25:45.236 --> 00:25:47.605 We do seem to have traveled in time. 387 00:25:47.672 --> 00:25:49.540 We just need to find out how. 388 00:25:49.607 --> 00:25:51.376 You can say it now. 389 00:25:51.442 --> 00:25:55.246 Well, gang, it looks like we have another mystery on our hands. 390 00:25:55.313 --> 00:25:57.215 If we're in the distant past, 391 00:25:57.281 --> 00:25:59.450 then we're currently living out the legend we read about in the future. 392 00:25:59.517 --> 00:26:01.552 Oh, my brain hurts. 393 00:26:01.619 --> 00:26:03.588 And if we're responsible for the legend, 394 00:26:03.654 --> 00:26:05.923 then we have to do exactly what it said, 395 00:26:05.990 --> 00:26:07.860 or otherwise we'll mess up the timeline, 396 00:26:07.925 --> 00:26:09.727 which could cause us to cease to exist, 397 00:26:09.794 --> 00:26:13.765 or worse, the whole universe may implode in a quantum paradox. 398 00:26:13.832 --> 00:26:16.200 I'm telling you, reality's a simulation, girl. 399 00:26:16.267 --> 00:26:18.569 The universe can't implode 'cause it isn't even real. 400 00:26:18.636 --> 00:26:20.938 Daphne, you're not helping my stomach. 401 00:26:21.005 --> 00:26:22.407 I look at you guys and I just see 402 00:26:22.473 --> 00:26:25.276 zero-one, one-one-zero- one-one-one-zero. 403 00:26:25.343 --> 00:26:28.346 Daph. Daph. Hand me your phone. 404 00:26:29.580 --> 00:26:30.849 Look. 405 00:26:30.915 --> 00:26:32.650 As long as the lock-screen picture stays the same, 406 00:26:32.717 --> 00:26:34.652 then it means we haven't changed the timeline. 407 00:26:34.719 --> 00:26:37.722 So, all we have to do is keep to the legend and we'll be fine. 408 00:26:37.789 --> 00:26:40.191 - Mm-hmm. - So, what do we do next? 409 00:26:40.258 --> 00:26:44.228 I've got an idea, but we're going to need to find more appropriate attire 410 00:26:44.295 --> 00:26:46.731 so we don't stick out like sore thumbs. 411 00:26:56.140 --> 00:26:57.508 Oh! 412 00:27:00.311 --> 00:27:04.115 Funniest thing I've seen all night. 413 00:27:13.691 --> 00:27:15.359 Hear ye! Hear ye! 414 00:27:15.426 --> 00:27:20.031 Presenting Sir Norville of Crystal Covia and his entourage. 415 00:27:25.136 --> 00:27:28.506 Like, I, Sir Norville of Crystal Cove... 416 00:27:28.573 --> 00:27:29.875 Ia! 417 00:27:29.942 --> 00:27:34.679 Crystal Covia, do present myself before thy king. 418 00:27:34.745 --> 00:27:36.481 Crystal Covia? Hmm. 419 00:27:36.547 --> 00:27:38.816 Sounds very new-agey. Very "witchy." 420 00:27:38.884 --> 00:27:42.153 Where is it? What do they wear? Is it clothes? 421 00:27:42.220 --> 00:27:45.056 Uh, Crystal Covia lies far across the sea. 422 00:27:45.122 --> 00:27:49.026 We have great treasures, like malt shops and Taco Tuesdays. 423 00:27:49.093 --> 00:27:50.761 - And... - Taco Wednesdays. 424 00:27:50.829 --> 00:27:52.463 Taco Wednesdays. 425 00:27:52.530 --> 00:27:54.967 And yes, we mostly wear clothes. But sometimes also food. 426 00:27:55.032 --> 00:27:56.634 They're slobs. 427 00:27:56.701 --> 00:28:01.072 This sounds like witchcraft to me. Right? Eh? Am I right? 428 00:28:03.207 --> 00:28:05.878 Yeah, yeah. All right then. Show it to me. 429 00:28:05.944 --> 00:28:08.412 Let's see it. Bring it on. Show me the witchcraft. 430 00:28:08.479 --> 00:28:10.281 Your Highness, there is no such thing as... 431 00:28:10.348 --> 00:28:11.850 I know witchcraft. 432 00:28:11.917 --> 00:28:16.120 Where I'm from, I was taught by 1,000 sand-witches. 433 00:28:17.755 --> 00:28:19.824 And I'd like to put you under the spell 434 00:28:19.892 --> 00:28:23.628 of a beast from 1,500 years in your future. 435 00:28:23.694 --> 00:28:24.897 The Hoagie! 436 00:28:24.963 --> 00:28:27.298 Scooby, let's make history. 437 00:28:38.543 --> 00:28:41.345 Now, all we need is a knife to cut it with. 438 00:28:41.412 --> 00:28:43.080 Shaggy. 439 00:28:44.315 --> 00:28:46.050 That'll work perfectly. 440 00:28:47.285 --> 00:28:50.388 I love your knife holder. Very rustic. 441 00:29:00.131 --> 00:29:04.036 And, like, that's what I call a Super Shaggy Sandwich. 442 00:29:09.674 --> 00:29:13.946 Whoa. Hey, I know it's an amazing sandwich, but come on. 443 00:29:14.012 --> 00:29:15.746 It's just like the legend. 444 00:29:15.813 --> 00:29:18.583 You just pulled Excalibur from the stone. 445 00:29:18.649 --> 00:29:21.485 That makes you the rightful heir to Camelot. 446 00:29:21.552 --> 00:29:24.355 Whoa. Whoa, whoa. Whoa there, buster. 447 00:29:24.422 --> 00:29:26.223 Pump the horse brakes, all right? 448 00:29:26.290 --> 00:29:30.561 Pulling an old hunk of metal from a rock doesn't make one a leader. 449 00:29:30.628 --> 00:29:33.497 It literally says, "Whosoever pulls the sword 450 00:29:33.564 --> 00:29:36.300 from the stone shall be the rightful king of Camelot." 451 00:29:36.367 --> 00:29:39.537 You come in here with your sand-witchcraft, 452 00:29:39.604 --> 00:29:42.807 steal my sword, and try to take my throne as well? 453 00:29:42.874 --> 00:29:47.111 That, good sir, or madam, is just plain rude. 454 00:29:47.178 --> 00:29:50.481 I ought to give you a taste of Camelot's just desserts. 455 00:29:50.548 --> 00:29:51.816 Hold on, boys. 456 00:29:51.883 --> 00:29:54.019 There has to be a way we can settle this. 457 00:29:54.086 --> 00:29:56.420 - I'm cool with pie. - Oh, we will. 458 00:29:56.487 --> 00:29:59.925 We will settle this. Like men! 459 00:29:59.992 --> 00:30:01.425 Hold! 460 00:30:02.094 --> 00:30:03.394 Huh? 461 00:30:08.799 --> 00:30:10.068 Who's that? 462 00:30:10.134 --> 00:30:12.470 It's me. I'm Merlin. 463 00:30:12.536 --> 00:30:13.704 Merlin? 464 00:30:13.771 --> 00:30:15.406 Merlin? Where? 465 00:30:17.708 --> 00:30:19.310 Ah, yes. Me again. 466 00:30:19.377 --> 00:30:23.381 I'm Merlin the Magician, master of knowledge and mystical secrets. 467 00:30:23.447 --> 00:30:27.485 Merlin, you're always spoiling my fun. Just like my mum. 468 00:30:27.551 --> 00:30:30.454 - Beard and all. - Hmm. 469 00:30:30.521 --> 00:30:32.323 If there's one thing I can't stand, 470 00:30:32.390 --> 00:30:34.792 it's adulty people acting like children. 471 00:30:38.696 --> 00:30:40.899 All this noisy arguing is what brought me down here. 472 00:30:40.966 --> 00:30:44.002 I'm a busy wizard and I need to focus, right? 473 00:30:44.069 --> 00:30:46.038 Sorry, Mr. Merlin. 474 00:30:46.104 --> 00:30:48.539 But our friend Shaggy here pulled the sword from the stone, so technically... 475 00:30:51.409 --> 00:30:53.744 Yeah. How can there be two kings at one time? 476 00:30:53.811 --> 00:30:57.548 Uh, well, there can't be, can there? Hmm? You bunch of numpties. 477 00:30:57.615 --> 00:31:00.651 You gotta solve this like the adulty people you are. 478 00:31:04.588 --> 00:31:07.792 With a winner-take-all melee for the crown! 479 00:31:11.863 --> 00:31:13.397 Hear ye! Hear ye! 480 00:31:13.464 --> 00:31:15.100 To determine the true king, 481 00:31:15.167 --> 00:31:18.569 the prospects must test their skill upon one another. 482 00:31:18.636 --> 00:31:22.273 The champion becoming the king of Camelot! 483 00:31:24.809 --> 00:31:26.711 Like, I'm gonna have to compete? 484 00:31:26.777 --> 00:31:29.948 Because, to be honest, I'm pretty sure you could take me. 485 00:31:31.983 --> 00:31:33.751 We're nobility. 486 00:31:33.818 --> 00:31:35.954 Nobility doesn't fight one another. 487 00:31:36.021 --> 00:31:39.690 We get the unwashed commoners to fight on our behalf. 488 00:31:39.757 --> 00:31:41.225 Phew. 489 00:31:41.292 --> 00:31:45.362 Us, sweating? Waving our arms around? Can you imagine? 490 00:31:45.429 --> 00:31:46.764 Drumstick? 491 00:31:46.832 --> 00:31:48.967 Looks like you boys have got this sorted. 492 00:31:49.034 --> 00:31:51.335 There's a whole arsenal down there to choose from. 493 00:31:51.402 --> 00:31:54.973 Arsenal! Arsenal! Arsenal! 494 00:32:07.318 --> 00:32:09.286 Right then. Let's get down to it. 495 00:32:09.353 --> 00:32:13.657 I choose, uh, Sir Galahad. 496 00:32:17.062 --> 00:32:18.763 Um, I choose... 497 00:32:18.830 --> 00:32:20.999 Hold on, mate. I'm not done yet. 498 00:32:21.066 --> 00:32:25.636 Sir Percival, Sir Tristan, Gawain, Sir Kay, Sir Kay, Sir... 499 00:32:25.703 --> 00:32:27.738 What if... Could I... I was... Could I, please... 500 00:32:27.805 --> 00:32:29.473 Bedivere, Sir Kay... 501 00:32:29.540 --> 00:32:31.742 - Sir... - And I want that pony. 502 00:32:33.011 --> 00:32:34.578 - I'll take... - Um... 503 00:32:34.645 --> 00:32:35.646 - Bors the Younger. - It would be great... 504 00:32:35.713 --> 00:32:36.781 Sir Lamorak... 505 00:32:36.848 --> 00:32:38.482 - I choose... - And... 506 00:32:43.855 --> 00:32:46.657 Hmm? Hmm? Hmm? 507 00:32:54.398 --> 00:32:57.035 Fine. I guess. Sir Lancelot. 508 00:32:57.836 --> 00:32:58.937 Yes! 509 00:33:01.505 --> 00:33:03.909 Like, I'd like a knight to fight for right, 510 00:33:03.975 --> 00:33:06.310 but there isn't one in sight. 511 00:33:07.812 --> 00:33:10.781 I, Fred of Ascot, 512 00:33:10.849 --> 00:33:14.318 do volunteer to fight on Sir Norville's behalf. 513 00:33:14.385 --> 00:33:16.453 Are you sure you're up for this, Fred? 514 00:33:16.520 --> 00:33:17.989 You're a big tough guy, 515 00:33:18.056 --> 00:33:20.758 but those are crazy-ripped man-men. 516 00:33:24.428 --> 00:33:25.964 For sure, Daph. 517 00:33:26.031 --> 00:33:28.399 As long as you're there to cheer me on, we'll be fine. 518 00:33:28.465 --> 00:33:32.803 Besides, the way I figure it, according to legend, we've already won. 519 00:33:32.871 --> 00:33:34.371 What's there to be afraid of? 520 00:33:36.141 --> 00:33:41.512 The Black Plague. Deranged highwaymen. Giant brown bears. 521 00:33:41.579 --> 00:33:44.748 Dysentery. Armies of angry orcs... 522 00:33:50.088 --> 00:33:53.657 Just the one, eh? 523 00:33:54.825 --> 00:33:57.262 At least your mum thinks you're cool. 524 00:33:57.329 --> 00:34:00.232 Come on, Velma. Find a way to get us out of here. 525 00:34:00.298 --> 00:34:03.935 I'm on it. If anyone knows what's up here, it's Merlin. 526 00:34:43.741 --> 00:34:46.744 - Merlin? - Oh. Hello. 527 00:34:46.810 --> 00:34:51.116 Sorry. I didn't hear you come in over my burping fire and all. 528 00:34:56.354 --> 00:34:59.124 Um, I've come seeking knowledge. 529 00:34:59.190 --> 00:35:03.929 Oh. You must be my sister Karen's friend. I can teach you. 530 00:35:03.995 --> 00:35:06.998 - Uh... - Oh, that's fantastic. 531 00:35:07.065 --> 00:35:09.234 You know, Karen's the one that gave me the idea. 532 00:35:09.301 --> 00:35:11.970 She's like "Can you breathe fire?" And I'm like "Yes." 533 00:35:12.037 --> 00:35:14.005 And then she's like, "But can you belch the alphabet?" 534 00:35:14.072 --> 00:35:16.507 And I'm like, "Oh, my gosh. Yes, I can." 535 00:35:16.573 --> 00:35:20.211 Why has no one ever combined these two things before? 536 00:35:20.278 --> 00:35:25.749 A, B, C, D, E, F, G. 537 00:35:26.617 --> 00:35:28.719 I'm getting stuck on the G. 538 00:35:28.786 --> 00:35:33.757 Hey, Merlin, or whoever you want to call yourself, I'm having a day. 539 00:35:33.824 --> 00:35:36.560 That's what tea's for, my darling. 540 00:35:40.298 --> 00:35:43.969 I think you might have a time machine or something. 541 00:35:44.035 --> 00:35:45.569 A device... 542 00:35:45.636 --> 00:35:47.305 Okay. Maybe you call it "magic." 543 00:35:47.372 --> 00:35:49.274 Whatever it is, I need to learn how to use it 544 00:35:49.341 --> 00:35:51.876 so I can send my friends and myself back home. 545 00:35:51.943 --> 00:35:55.180 Oh. So you want to be a sorcerer's assistant, huh? 546 00:35:55.246 --> 00:35:59.184 To learn the arcane secrets what make the world turn like a platter. 547 00:35:59.250 --> 00:36:02.720 Then this is where your quest for knowledge begins. 548 00:36:04.555 --> 00:36:06.958 Uh, what am I supposed to do with this? 549 00:36:07.025 --> 00:36:10.895 When the time comes, you will know what to do with it. 550 00:36:10.962 --> 00:36:14.399 Can't I just have access to your time machine? 551 00:36:14.466 --> 00:36:17.268 Oh. Is that all you wanted? 552 00:36:17.335 --> 00:36:20.804 I call it a "sun dial." 553 00:36:20.872 --> 00:36:24.175 Ugh. I'm gonna need magic just to get through this day. 554 00:36:28.880 --> 00:36:30.714 Well, how do I look? 555 00:36:30.781 --> 00:36:33.584 Like my knight in shining armor. 556 00:36:35.519 --> 00:36:37.654 Mine, too. 557 00:36:37.721 --> 00:36:41.092 Thanks, Scoob. Well, time to go. 558 00:36:43.228 --> 00:36:45.196 Oh, I think not. 559 00:36:45.263 --> 00:36:46.697 Morgan! 560 00:36:46.764 --> 00:36:49.800 - Why, I ought to... - Freeze! 561 00:36:52.437 --> 00:36:54.638 I... I can't move. 562 00:36:55.306 --> 00:36:56.707 Let him go. 563 00:36:56.774 --> 00:36:59.044 Don't worry. It's only temporary. 564 00:36:59.110 --> 00:37:02.080 But long enough to stop him from competing. 565 00:37:02.147 --> 00:37:06.184 Now nothing can stop me from taking the throne from Arthur. 566 00:37:12.090 --> 00:37:15.126 - What are we gonna do? - Fred can't joust like this. 567 00:37:15.193 --> 00:37:16.660 He'll have to forfeit, 568 00:37:16.727 --> 00:37:19.297 and King Arthur will win, which means we might... 569 00:37:19.364 --> 00:37:21.199 Poof. Disappear. 570 00:37:21.266 --> 00:37:25.003 No. We have to give Velma more time to figure things out. 571 00:37:25.070 --> 00:37:29.407 I've got a plan. A plan so crazy it might just work. 572 00:37:29.474 --> 00:37:33.211 Fred! Fred! Fred! 573 00:37:34.879 --> 00:37:37.048 Uh, where's your knight? 574 00:37:37.115 --> 00:37:38.950 Uh, I don't know. 575 00:37:48.993 --> 00:37:51.162 Is that a lady on a horse? 576 00:37:51.229 --> 00:37:53.131 Is that a non-man? 577 00:37:53.198 --> 00:37:56.201 No. That's Daphne. Where's Fred? 578 00:37:56.267 --> 00:37:58.702 Felled by dark magic. I'm standing in. 579 00:37:58.769 --> 00:38:02.207 A non-man doing sporty man things? 580 00:38:02.273 --> 00:38:03.308 That's a laugh, isn't it? 581 00:38:03.374 --> 00:38:05.910 Ha! Well, Norville, after you lose, 582 00:38:05.977 --> 00:38:07.846 maybe I can find a job for you on my staff. 583 00:38:07.912 --> 00:38:10.714 What are your thoughts on waste removal? 584 00:38:10.781 --> 00:38:12.816 I've got a few ripe buckets of... 585 00:38:12.884 --> 00:38:15.453 Actually, King Arthur, in my land, non-men... 586 00:38:15.520 --> 00:38:18.622 Uh, women can do whatever they put their minds to. 587 00:38:18.689 --> 00:38:20.492 And some of them are pretty scary. 588 00:39:21.853 --> 00:39:24.255 Smite him, Daph! 589 00:39:24.322 --> 00:39:27.258 Smite that knight right in the snoot. 590 00:39:27.325 --> 00:39:29.527 Daphne! Daphne! 591 00:39:29.594 --> 00:39:32.430 Daphne! Daphne! Daphne! 592 00:39:33.598 --> 00:39:34.933 Daphne, look out! 593 00:39:42.607 --> 00:39:46.211 You fight like a girl, so I'll go easy on you. 594 00:39:51.683 --> 00:39:54.319 Oh, I was just dodging. Was I supposed to be fighting? 595 00:39:54.385 --> 00:39:57.255 Look, little girl, first off, you're skinny as a... 596 00:40:02.927 --> 00:40:05.129 - Stick. - Don't worry. 597 00:40:05.196 --> 00:40:07.098 Those dents will buff right out. 598 00:40:07.165 --> 00:40:09.567 Yes! Yes! Yes! 599 00:40:09.634 --> 00:40:14.305 Lancelot just got beat by a girl! 600 00:40:14.372 --> 00:40:16.941 That's a point for you. But so worth it. 601 00:40:17.008 --> 00:40:19.344 - Cheese? - Cheese. 602 00:40:19.410 --> 00:40:20.311 Mmm. 603 00:40:21.879 --> 00:40:24.682 Sir Daphne, you're my knight in shining armor. 604 00:40:24.748 --> 00:40:27.652 Daphne! Daphne! 605 00:40:46.504 --> 00:40:48.306 Rah! Huzzah! 606 00:41:00.585 --> 00:41:01.919 Yes! 607 00:41:01.986 --> 00:41:03.621 Peanuts. Anybody want peanuts? 608 00:41:03.688 --> 00:41:05.822 Gimme two. I don't carry money. 609 00:41:18.469 --> 00:41:22.340 This is it. He's the last knight on Arthur's side. 610 00:41:22.407 --> 00:41:26.944 I want Daph to win, but, you know, I also kinda want her to lose. 611 00:41:27.011 --> 00:41:28.513 Go get him, Daph. 612 00:41:30.114 --> 00:41:31.815 Here. For luck. 613 00:41:34.185 --> 00:41:36.054 Go get him, Daphne. 614 00:41:37.855 --> 00:41:40.091 Oh. I can't look. 615 00:41:53.938 --> 00:41:55.573 Oh, no. 616 00:41:55.640 --> 00:41:57.375 - I won! - You won! 617 00:41:57.442 --> 00:42:00.311 Ugh! This is the worst thing that's ever happened. 618 00:42:00.378 --> 00:42:01.846 At last! 619 00:42:03.948 --> 00:42:09.120 Now, with the king chosen, I have sent an emissary to bring him to me. 620 00:42:18.696 --> 00:42:24.502 As I perform this ancient rite, it will cause a big, terrible fight. 621 00:42:24.569 --> 00:42:28.573 As swords clash and clang, you'll go out with a bang! 622 00:42:28.639 --> 00:42:34.145 As you're slain by my wicked Black Knight! 623 00:42:49.927 --> 00:42:51.929 Like, what is that? 624 00:42:51.996 --> 00:42:54.031 That is your doom. 625 00:42:54.098 --> 00:42:56.835 Black Knight, attack! 626 00:43:01.038 --> 00:43:03.574 Well, that's a bit excessive. 627 00:43:21.426 --> 00:43:22.593 Huh? 628 00:43:27.900 --> 00:43:29.066 Finish her! 629 00:43:29.133 --> 00:43:31.002 Not so fast. 630 00:43:35.506 --> 00:43:39.177 Velma, you're back. And you've learned the wizarding ways. 631 00:43:39.243 --> 00:43:41.145 Look. She's got magic pajamas. 632 00:43:41.212 --> 00:43:43.281 Yeah, Merlin gave me these robes, 633 00:43:43.347 --> 00:43:45.483 but I didn't learn squat up there. 634 00:43:45.550 --> 00:43:47.985 Magic is nonsense. 635 00:43:48.052 --> 00:43:51.857 I'm here to save you the new-fashioned way. With science. 636 00:43:53.658 --> 00:43:55.293 It's all about physics. 637 00:43:55.359 --> 00:43:57.962 Abra-ka-whatever- fantasy-nerds-say. 638 00:44:14.880 --> 00:44:18.349 An object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and direction... 639 00:44:30.829 --> 00:44:34.198 ...unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. 640 00:44:36.734 --> 00:44:39.737 It's all you, Daph. Let's unmask our villain. 641 00:44:39.804 --> 00:44:41.840 Shaggy, the sword. 642 00:44:41.907 --> 00:44:43.374 The sword? 643 00:44:46.010 --> 00:44:48.446 Daph, catch! 644 00:44:53.852 --> 00:44:56.320 And the Black Knight is actually... 645 00:45:03.060 --> 00:45:04.128 Gross. 646 00:45:06.531 --> 00:45:09.935 Anyone have a spare helmet? Or, like, a paper bag? 647 00:45:11.602 --> 00:45:14.105 Oh, come on. Come on, come on. Gimme a break. 648 00:45:14.171 --> 00:45:16.207 I can't believe I'm doing this. 649 00:45:17.708 --> 00:45:20.177 "When apprentices fail at their quest, 650 00:45:20.244 --> 00:45:21.980 and they just didn't give it their best. 651 00:45:22.046 --> 00:45:24.983 When there's trouble with magic, don't let it turn tragic. 652 00:45:25.049 --> 00:45:27.385 Just call Merlin. He's at your behest." 653 00:45:28.954 --> 00:45:30.254 Is all magic limericks? 654 00:45:36.895 --> 00:45:40.698 Ooh. Looks like we've gotten ourselves into a bit of a barney, haven't we? Hmm? 655 00:45:42.600 --> 00:45:43.768 Heh. Barney. 656 00:45:43.835 --> 00:45:45.871 Like Barney Rubble. It rhymes with trouble. 657 00:45:45.938 --> 00:45:49.574 Wait. How do you know about Barney Rubble? He's from the future. 658 00:45:49.640 --> 00:45:51.676 He's a caveman. 659 00:45:55.981 --> 00:45:57.148 Merlin! Help! 660 00:45:57.214 --> 00:45:58.549 Oh, bother. 661 00:46:08.092 --> 00:46:10.494 Whoa! 662 00:46:10.561 --> 00:46:12.263 How do I learn how to do that? 663 00:46:12.330 --> 00:46:13.598 He says it's magic. 664 00:46:13.664 --> 00:46:15.232 But I'm building a case that he's actually 665 00:46:15.299 --> 00:46:17.635 some sort of super-genius from the 27th century. 666 00:46:17.702 --> 00:46:19.838 Ray guns. Molecular transportation. 667 00:46:23.741 --> 00:46:25.176 Or, you know... 668 00:46:25.242 --> 00:46:26.979 Ah, young apprentice. 669 00:46:27.045 --> 00:46:29.714 You must study even harder if you're to become a proper wizard. 670 00:46:29.780 --> 00:46:32.583 Study what? The stuff in this book is nonsense. 671 00:46:32.650 --> 00:46:34.752 I just want to time-travel back home. 672 00:46:34.819 --> 00:46:37.055 This is all just bad limericks and gobbledygook. 673 00:46:37.121 --> 00:46:40.859 To a wizard, gobbledygook is the most important kind of gook. 674 00:46:40.926 --> 00:46:45.296 When the time is right, young lad, you'll know just how to use that book. 675 00:46:45.363 --> 00:46:47.032 But, please, Merlin. I just have to... 676 00:46:52.470 --> 00:46:54.906 Second-hand wizard. Ought to be illegal. 677 00:46:54.973 --> 00:46:56.474 What a show that guy puts on. 678 00:46:56.540 --> 00:46:57.843 Come on. 679 00:46:57.909 --> 00:46:59.610 We just want to use your time-travel machine 680 00:46:59.677 --> 00:47:02.279 so we can go home and watch Thundarr the Barbarian. 681 00:47:02.346 --> 00:47:03.714 Ugh! Timeline. 682 00:47:06.084 --> 00:47:10.088 Wizard-speak for "I promise to study harder." 683 00:47:10.154 --> 00:47:11.722 I guess that's that. 684 00:47:11.789 --> 00:47:13.357 I think not! 685 00:47:15.159 --> 00:47:16.827 Like, what's happening, man? 686 00:47:18.897 --> 00:47:21.732 Since you are the rightful king, then you are mine. 687 00:47:21.799 --> 00:47:23.768 Farewell, you miscreants. 688 00:47:23.835 --> 00:47:28.205 When next we meet, it will be your doom! 689 00:47:30.876 --> 00:47:33.778 Shaggy! 690 00:47:37.615 --> 00:47:40.018 Don't worry, Scoob. We'll get him back. 691 00:47:40.085 --> 00:47:41.485 We better hurry. Look. 692 00:47:41.552 --> 00:47:43.587 Our future is fading out of existence. 693 00:47:43.654 --> 00:47:46.590 If we don't find out where Shaggy went, we'll cease to be, 694 00:47:46.657 --> 00:47:49.193 creating a time paradox that will destroy the world. 695 00:47:50.862 --> 00:47:53.798 Ooh, ooh, ooh. I know this one. Uh, I know where he went. 696 00:47:53.865 --> 00:47:56.734 To Morgan's Keep. Not far from here. 697 00:47:56.801 --> 00:47:58.402 Really creepy. 698 00:47:58.469 --> 00:48:00.204 And there's a gauntlet of deadly traps 699 00:48:00.271 --> 00:48:02.273 before you can even get inside. 700 00:48:02.339 --> 00:48:03.374 Did someone say traps? 701 00:48:03.441 --> 00:48:05.376 Deadly traps? 702 00:48:05.443 --> 00:48:09.380 Mmm-hmm. Yeah. Deadly traps. Awesome. Good luck. 703 00:48:09.447 --> 00:48:10.815 Hope you get your mate back. 704 00:48:10.882 --> 00:48:12.349 He's your friend, too. 705 00:48:12.416 --> 00:48:17.321 I don't need a mate. I'm a king. I have hoagies. 706 00:48:17.388 --> 00:48:19.557 Uh, hoagies! 707 00:48:22.861 --> 00:48:25.262 How can you eat at a time like this? 708 00:48:25.329 --> 00:48:29.868 Yeah. Even Scooby knows that when a friend's in trouble, you drop everything for them. 709 00:48:29.935 --> 00:48:31.002 Even snacks. 710 00:48:31.069 --> 00:48:35.239 I told you. Shaggy's not my... 711 00:48:55.459 --> 00:48:57.695 Shaggy is my mate. 712 00:48:57.762 --> 00:49:00.531 Or the closest I've got to one. 713 00:49:02.067 --> 00:49:05.203 My whole life is a lie. 714 00:49:05.269 --> 00:49:07.438 So you'll join the Scooby Gang while we rescue him? 715 00:49:07.505 --> 00:49:11.776 No. Are you mad? I'm not leaving this castle without a bunch of knights. 716 00:49:11.843 --> 00:49:14.146 Oh, no. I think I broke them all. 717 00:49:16.181 --> 00:49:17.182 Hmm. 718 00:49:17.249 --> 00:49:18.282 I've got it. 719 00:49:18.349 --> 00:49:20.451 Um, kneel. 720 00:49:21.953 --> 00:49:26.958 I, Arthur Pendragon, King of Camelot, 721 00:49:27.025 --> 00:49:30.494 and the rightful wielder of Excalibur, 722 00:49:30.561 --> 00:49:34.565 do dub thee Knights of the Round Table. 723 00:49:39.603 --> 00:49:43.008 Let's go and save our mate. 724 00:49:46.278 --> 00:49:48.213 I love your hair! 725 00:50:30.788 --> 00:50:33.959 So, this is it? Huh. That's strange. 726 00:50:34.025 --> 00:50:35.593 What, Velma? 727 00:50:35.659 --> 00:50:38.163 Oh, nothing. I just could have sworn we've been here before. 728 00:50:38.230 --> 00:50:42.766 Oh, you would remember if you had. Welcome to Morgan's Keep. 729 00:50:42.834 --> 00:50:45.871 This cave leads down into the bowels of the Earth, 730 00:50:45.937 --> 00:50:49.140 where Morgan Le Fey practices her dark magic. 731 00:50:49.207 --> 00:50:51.542 Don't be scared, Scooby. 732 00:50:51.609 --> 00:50:53.777 Remember, we're here to save Shaggy. 733 00:50:53.845 --> 00:50:57.448 Say, Arthur, how are we going to get across that moat? 734 00:50:59.516 --> 00:51:01.752 Well, that's not creepy. 735 00:51:05.656 --> 00:51:08.360 There. Down that corridor. 736 00:51:08.425 --> 00:51:09.961 What are we waiting for? 737 00:51:10.661 --> 00:51:11.863 Whoa! 738 00:51:15.200 --> 00:51:18.535 Oh, it's the gauntlet of deadly traps. 739 00:51:18.602 --> 00:51:20.471 Oh, right. I forgot. 740 00:51:20.537 --> 00:51:23.774 Velma, can you get us across with your powers as a student wizard? 741 00:51:23.842 --> 00:51:24.976 I can try. 742 00:51:25.043 --> 00:51:28.179 So silly. 743 00:51:28.246 --> 00:51:33.584 "I call on the powers of fable to make passage for knights of the table. 744 00:51:33.651 --> 00:51:36.487 For this evil hallway will attempt to fillet, 745 00:51:36.553 --> 00:51:39.423 cook or smash us as long as it's able." 746 00:51:39.490 --> 00:51:41.860 - Did it work? - I don't know. 747 00:51:45.529 --> 00:51:46.797 I guess not. 748 00:51:46.865 --> 00:51:48.699 Well, we gave it a good go. 749 00:51:48.766 --> 00:51:51.435 If we head back now, we'll be just in time for tea and jellied eels. 750 00:51:51.502 --> 00:51:52.736 We can't leave. 751 00:51:52.803 --> 00:51:54.839 Then what are we gonna do? 752 00:51:54.906 --> 00:51:58.542 You're the master of traps, Fred. You can figure this out. 753 00:52:23.835 --> 00:52:26.737 Am I a wizard? No. Am I an artist? 754 00:52:29.473 --> 00:52:31.376 I, uh, hadn't really thought about it. 755 00:52:31.443 --> 00:52:33.044 Sorry. What does this do again? 756 00:52:33.111 --> 00:52:36.513 I used the bow we brought with us to make a trebuchet 757 00:52:36.580 --> 00:52:40.285 that will throw a stone through the hallway, pulling the sled, 758 00:52:40.352 --> 00:52:43.721 which will slide us past the traps before they're able to do anything. 759 00:52:43.787 --> 00:52:46.324 It's an antitrap trap. 760 00:52:46.391 --> 00:52:48.659 Brilliant. We're all gonna die. 761 00:52:48.726 --> 00:52:50.962 - Ready, gang? - Ready! 762 00:53:42.213 --> 00:53:45.450 Well, and Bob's your uncle. We made it. 763 00:53:45.517 --> 00:53:48.253 Sir Fred, you are a regular anorak. 764 00:53:48.319 --> 00:53:52.257 Actually, I think I'm half-Dutch or Norway-ese or something. 765 00:53:57.128 --> 00:54:00.065 Huh? 766 00:54:10.241 --> 00:54:12.810 I knew you could do it. 767 00:54:12.877 --> 00:54:15.579 Thanks, guys, but come on. We've gotta save Shaggy. 768 00:54:20.985 --> 00:54:21.953 Huh? 769 00:54:39.070 --> 00:54:41.239 Sorry. What's that horrible noise? 770 00:54:41.306 --> 00:54:44.309 - More deadly traps? - It's Shaggy. 771 00:54:53.318 --> 00:54:56.254 Scooby-Doo. It's great to see you, pal. 772 00:54:56.321 --> 00:55:00.391 - Shaggy, are you all right? - I am now that you're here. 773 00:55:00.458 --> 00:55:02.793 Hors d'oeuvres? 774 00:55:02.861 --> 00:55:04.596 Come on. We gotta get out of here. 775 00:55:04.661 --> 00:55:08.900 He has a point. Waste not, want not. That's what I always say. 776 00:55:09.666 --> 00:55:11.035 Stand back. 777 00:55:21.412 --> 00:55:23.780 Oh. 778 00:55:52.776 --> 00:55:56.481 - Now can we go? - Yep. Food's gone. 779 00:55:57.649 --> 00:55:58.883 It's too late. 780 00:55:58.950 --> 00:56:01.052 The picture. It's gone. 781 00:56:01.119 --> 00:56:03.754 Whatever we did, we just made the timeline worse. 782 00:56:03.820 --> 00:56:05.857 Now the phone isn't even working, 783 00:56:05.924 --> 00:56:08.759 as if the technology itself was disappearing. 784 00:56:08.825 --> 00:56:09.994 We've failed. 785 00:56:10.061 --> 00:56:11.963 Right, you are! 786 00:56:19.170 --> 00:56:21.272 Ha! Finally! 787 00:56:21.339 --> 00:56:23.575 Now with Excalibur in my hand 788 00:56:23.641 --> 00:56:26.810 and Sir Norville having granted me the deed to the throne... 789 00:56:26.878 --> 00:56:28.179 Deed to the throne? 790 00:56:28.246 --> 00:56:30.448 Yes. For as much food as he could eat. 791 00:56:30.515 --> 00:56:33.551 It's all here. Legal and everything. 792 00:56:33.618 --> 00:56:35.253 Shaggy, you didn't? 793 00:56:35.320 --> 00:56:37.222 Why would I want a seat on the throne 794 00:56:37.288 --> 00:56:39.357 when I've got some tea and a scone? 795 00:56:39.424 --> 00:56:42.093 Now, with this deed and the sword, 796 00:56:42.160 --> 00:56:47.865 I am the rightful ruler of all of Camelot. 797 00:56:50.501 --> 00:56:51.735 Huh? 798 00:56:52.769 --> 00:56:54.672 Only if you can hold onto it. 799 00:56:54.738 --> 00:56:58.176 You think you can defeat me? 800 00:56:58.243 --> 00:57:01.346 I am the greatest sorceress of all time, 801 00:57:01.412 --> 00:57:04.916 but this battle is going to drag on. 802 00:57:04.983 --> 00:57:07.452 Drag on. Get it? 803 00:57:07.518 --> 00:57:09.220 This is my dumb little joke, 804 00:57:09.287 --> 00:57:12.290 since you all seem to like making dumb little jokes so much. 805 00:57:15.326 --> 00:57:17.929 Uh-oh. I don't like this pun. 806 00:57:22.066 --> 00:57:24.235 Dragon! 807 00:57:24.302 --> 00:57:26.738 Uh-oh. Oh. That's not good. 808 00:57:26.803 --> 00:57:29.474 Oh! Oh! 809 00:57:38.883 --> 00:57:45.023 I am Morgan Le Fey, ruler of Camelot, and I am hungry. 810 00:57:50.161 --> 00:57:52.864 Guys, this table is built really well, 811 00:57:52.930 --> 00:57:54.899 but I don't think it can take another blast. 812 00:57:59.604 --> 00:58:02.307 We're gonna need some real magic to get us out of this one. 813 00:58:02.373 --> 00:58:04.142 Have you gotten good yet, Velma? 814 00:58:04.208 --> 00:58:07.145 No. But I know one word that always works for this gang. 815 00:58:11.649 --> 00:58:15.586 - What's that? - Run! Follow me! 816 00:58:15.653 --> 00:58:20.391 Like, if you can't take the heat, get out of the dragon's lair. 817 00:58:37.642 --> 00:58:40.511 You cannot escape me! 818 00:59:57.922 --> 01:00:01.192 Come on, King Arthur. Put the dragons right behind us. 819 01:00:01.259 --> 01:00:03.995 Go, Shaggy. 820 01:00:04.061 --> 01:00:06.564 I can't hold this door forever. 821 01:00:07.198 --> 01:00:08.666 Jump, Shaggy! 822 01:00:14.138 --> 01:00:16.541 Demon dogs, Shaggy. Go! 823 01:00:28.219 --> 01:00:29.654 King Arthur. 824 01:00:29.720 --> 01:00:31.489 I'm sure he's fine. 825 01:00:48.339 --> 01:00:51.709 You thought you could escape me, you fools. 826 01:00:51.776 --> 01:00:56.882 If you have any last words, the time has come to use them. 827 01:00:56.949 --> 01:00:59.550 When the time is right, young lad, 828 01:00:59.617 --> 01:01:02.453 you'll know just how to use that book. 829 01:01:46.230 --> 01:01:51.435 Thank you. Because of you, we can wake up to a brighter tomorrow. 830 01:01:51.502 --> 01:01:55.740 Tomorrow? Velma, the picture. Has it come back? 831 01:01:57.742 --> 01:01:59.310 - Nope. - Oh, no. 832 01:01:59.377 --> 01:02:01.312 You mean we've destroyed the future? 833 01:02:01.379 --> 01:02:04.850 No more video games? No more double cheeseburgers? 834 01:02:04.917 --> 01:02:07.019 No more Scooby Snacks? 835 01:02:10.254 --> 01:02:12.991 And no way to return home. 836 01:02:13.057 --> 01:02:14.525 Don't worry, Sir Fred. 837 01:02:14.592 --> 01:02:17.061 You can join me and my Knights of the Round Table. 838 01:02:17.128 --> 01:02:18.496 All of you can. 839 01:02:18.563 --> 01:02:22.066 Together, we can make the world a better place. 840 01:02:22.133 --> 01:02:24.569 Create a kingdom where everyone is welcome 841 01:02:24.635 --> 01:02:27.405 as long as they fight on the side of right. 842 01:02:27.471 --> 01:02:31.877 Together, we can make Camelot a beacon on the hill, 843 01:02:31.944 --> 01:02:35.580 shining a light into the darkest of places. 844 01:02:36.213 --> 01:02:38.884 Bravo. Bravo. 845 01:02:38.951 --> 01:02:40.585 Velma, what are you doing? 846 01:02:40.651 --> 01:02:43.688 Oh, just applauding these fine performers. 847 01:02:43.754 --> 01:02:47.124 I guess that's the end of your little show then, isn't it? 848 01:02:56.902 --> 01:02:58.502 Mrs. Wentworth? 849 01:02:58.569 --> 01:03:00.671 Is she trapped back in time, too? 850 01:03:00.738 --> 01:03:04.910 No, Shaggy. She's not back in time, and neither are we. 851 01:03:04.977 --> 01:03:06.677 But the photo on the phone. 852 01:03:06.744 --> 01:03:09.081 Forgot to charge it. It just went dead. 853 01:03:09.146 --> 01:03:11.582 But all the magic. The flying, the lights... 854 01:03:11.649 --> 01:03:13.885 Heck, when she did that spell to freeze me. 855 01:03:13.952 --> 01:03:16.554 It's like I thought. There was no magic. 856 01:03:16.621 --> 01:03:18.823 It was all just wires, sleep gas, 857 01:03:18.890 --> 01:03:22.226 and the light show that the mayor said the town was going to show us later on. 858 01:03:22.293 --> 01:03:24.295 As for the freezing, 859 01:03:24.362 --> 01:03:27.365 we all know you're kind of impressionable when someone yells in your direction. 860 01:03:27.431 --> 01:03:29.868 - What? That's not... - Jump! 861 01:03:30.836 --> 01:03:32.536 Okay. Good to know. 862 01:03:34.472 --> 01:03:37.976 So, the people, they were what? Actors? 863 01:03:38.043 --> 01:03:39.610 Not just any actors. 864 01:03:39.677 --> 01:03:43.180 This in none other than that wonderful British thespian, 865 01:03:43.247 --> 01:03:44.715 Winston Pilkingstonshire. 866 01:03:44.782 --> 01:03:47.119 Winston Pilkingstonshire? 867 01:03:47.184 --> 01:03:51.155 He's the actor who plays Thundarr the Barbarian on TV. 868 01:03:51.222 --> 01:03:52.790 - Right? - Right. 869 01:03:52.858 --> 01:03:55.660 I got even more suspicious when Arthur said "demon dogs," 870 01:03:55.726 --> 01:03:57.762 one of Thundarr's catchphrases. 871 01:03:57.828 --> 01:04:01.632 You know, you say the same lines for 30 years, they're hard to shake. 872 01:04:01.699 --> 01:04:04.002 But what really gave it away were the abs. 873 01:04:04.069 --> 01:04:06.303 I'd know those abs anywhere. 874 01:04:06.370 --> 01:04:08.172 Whoa. Will you sign my tunic? 875 01:04:08.239 --> 01:04:12.410 Yes, it's me and my abs. 876 01:04:12.476 --> 01:04:17.248 But we couldn't have done it without this marvelous medieval Renaissance troupe. 877 01:04:17.314 --> 01:04:20.418 Everyone, please, take a bow. 878 01:04:22.054 --> 01:04:24.488 Velma, amazing deduction. 879 01:04:24.555 --> 01:04:26.590 It's true. I was hired to be the inaugural actor 880 01:04:26.657 --> 01:04:31.429 to play King Arthur in Norville o'er Morgania's newest tourist attraction, 881 01:04:31.495 --> 01:04:33.664 Camelot Reimagined. 882 01:04:35.299 --> 01:04:38.402 Camelot Reimagined? What is that? 883 01:04:38.469 --> 01:04:40.438 It should be obvious, Daphne. 884 01:04:40.504 --> 01:04:43.207 Do you remember when we first arrived at Norville o'er Morgania? 885 01:04:43.274 --> 01:04:47.344 We reached that roundabout with the one road blocked off for construction. 886 01:04:47.411 --> 01:04:50.448 This must be some sort of immersive attraction 887 01:04:50.514 --> 01:04:52.884 built right next to the town to attract tourists. 888 01:04:52.951 --> 01:04:56.054 In fact, with the way that Camelot is centered in this small valley 889 01:04:56.121 --> 01:04:58.957 to obscure what's on the other side of that stand of trees 890 01:04:59.024 --> 01:05:02.493 and how the castle only has windows facing one side, 891 01:05:02.560 --> 01:05:05.229 I'm willing to bet that Norville o'er Morgania 892 01:05:05.296 --> 01:05:07.331 is actually only a couple of miles away. 893 01:05:07.398 --> 01:05:12.403 She's right. And you five are our first guests to take part 894 01:05:12.470 --> 01:05:16.141 in what we hope will be a very lucrative entertainment experience. 895 01:05:16.208 --> 01:05:19.677 Yeah, but did they have to knock us out to pretend it was real? 896 01:05:19.744 --> 01:05:21.980 Actually, they did, Shaggy. 897 01:05:22.047 --> 01:05:23.982 - All because of you. - Me? 898 01:05:24.049 --> 01:05:26.484 Do you remember the legend of Sir Norville? 899 01:05:26.550 --> 01:05:29.353 It said that if Norville or any of his line returned, 900 01:05:29.420 --> 01:05:31.722 they would lay claim to the land of Camelot. 901 01:05:31.789 --> 01:05:33.992 When the mayor found out about your lineage 902 01:05:34.059 --> 01:05:36.627 and saw your ancient medallion with the inscription of Camelot, 903 01:05:36.694 --> 01:05:39.730 he was convinced you were here to lay claim to the town. 904 01:05:39.797 --> 01:05:42.000 Precisely. After he met Shaggy, 905 01:05:42.067 --> 01:05:44.702 he organized a town meeting and told everyone 906 01:05:44.769 --> 01:05:46.838 they would have to do whatever it takes 907 01:05:46.905 --> 01:05:49.707 to get you to sign over the deed for the land to the town. 908 01:05:49.774 --> 01:05:52.144 Like, I don't wanna own real estate. 909 01:05:52.210 --> 01:05:54.980 - You don't? - Ma'am, no way. 910 01:05:55.046 --> 01:05:57.581 Do you know how many creepy, evil people we've met 911 01:05:57.648 --> 01:06:00.018 that do weird things just for a piece of land? 912 01:06:00.085 --> 01:06:04.256 No offense, but I'd gladly sign over the deed. 913 01:06:04.321 --> 01:06:06.024 Just give me the paperwork. 914 01:06:06.091 --> 01:06:07.959 That's very sweet, Shaggy. 915 01:06:08.026 --> 01:06:12.030 Luckily, you've already signed the deed... over to me! 916 01:06:14.065 --> 01:06:15.699 Ha-ha! 917 01:06:15.766 --> 01:06:19.670 Um, this is definitely not part of the script. 918 01:06:19.737 --> 01:06:22.673 I know because I memorized the entire thing, everyone's parts. 919 01:06:22.740 --> 01:06:24.742 I always do. It's just a thing. 920 01:06:24.809 --> 01:06:28.646 These ignorant townspeople put everything into this King Arthur experience, 921 01:06:28.712 --> 01:06:31.249 wanting to split the profits between everyone. 922 01:06:31.315 --> 01:06:35.187 But you know what's better than splitting profits with hundreds of people? 923 01:06:35.253 --> 01:06:37.388 Splitting them with no one! 924 01:06:37.454 --> 01:06:39.824 Once I send this to the proper authorities, 925 01:06:39.891 --> 01:06:43.261 this town and the money it makes will be mine! 926 01:06:45.396 --> 01:06:47.698 She's trying to get away. Get her! 927 01:06:49.301 --> 01:06:50.568 Look out! 928 01:06:58.475 --> 01:07:00.411 And there goes my retirement. 929 01:07:00.477 --> 01:07:03.380 All she has to do is mail that deed and the town is hers. 930 01:07:03.447 --> 01:07:04.782 We have to stop her. 931 01:07:04.850 --> 01:07:06.584 Where's the nearest mailbox? 932 01:07:06.650 --> 01:07:09.287 Uh, what's a mailbox, Sir Fred? 933 01:07:09.353 --> 01:07:11.256 We're not acting anymore, you twit. 934 01:07:11.323 --> 01:07:13.724 Oh, right, mate. Sorry, sorry. 935 01:07:13.791 --> 01:07:15.459 It's about two kilometers that way 936 01:07:15.526 --> 01:07:17.628 in the center of Norville o'er Morgania. 937 01:07:17.695 --> 01:07:21.498 But she's too far away. There's no way we can catch up to her. 938 01:07:21.565 --> 01:07:23.134 No, there is a way. 939 01:07:30.474 --> 01:07:33.078 Ariel, Ookla, ride! 940 01:07:38.415 --> 01:07:39.851 Do you wanna? 941 01:07:39.918 --> 01:07:41.485 No. You be Ariel. 942 01:07:41.552 --> 01:07:43.721 I'm Ookla, naturally. 943 01:08:00.372 --> 01:08:03.474 Those fools. With this deed, there's nothing to stop me 944 01:08:03.540 --> 01:08:06.777 from owning this town once and for all. 945 01:08:06.845 --> 01:08:07.778 Huh? 946 01:08:13.351 --> 01:08:14.752 This is your idea? 947 01:08:14.818 --> 01:08:17.122 Don't worry, love. It's just a converted lorry. 948 01:08:17.188 --> 01:08:18.789 A baby could drive it. 949 01:08:21.026 --> 01:08:23.494 See? What did I tell you? Easy-peasy. 950 01:08:23.560 --> 01:08:26.430 Like, this is amazing! 951 01:08:39.210 --> 01:08:41.313 She's getting away! 952 01:08:41.379 --> 01:08:42.446 Huh? 953 01:09:05.736 --> 01:09:07.571 We've gotta put her down. 954 01:09:07.638 --> 01:09:09.473 All right. Winston's got it. 955 01:09:20.684 --> 01:09:22.053 Hold on, everyone. 956 01:09:30.694 --> 01:09:33.664 Lords of Light, that was fun! 957 01:09:33.731 --> 01:09:36.034 - Oh, let's go again. - Ariel rules! 958 01:09:36.101 --> 01:09:39.037 We made it. We, like, survived. 959 01:09:42.974 --> 01:09:46.244 But you failed in your quest! 960 01:09:46.311 --> 01:09:51.249 Not yet we haven't, vile sorceress. 961 01:09:54.119 --> 01:09:56.587 Fly true, my beauty! 962 01:09:59.924 --> 01:10:01.960 And for good measure... 963 01:10:09.034 --> 01:10:11.870 What? No fair! 964 01:10:11.936 --> 01:10:15.572 Oh, my. What's going on here? 965 01:10:15.639 --> 01:10:19.576 Well, Mayor, we know about you and the town trying to gaslight us into thinking 966 01:10:19.643 --> 01:10:21.046 we were trapped in the Dark Ages 967 01:10:21.112 --> 01:10:23.381 in order to claim this land as your own. 968 01:10:23.448 --> 01:10:26.151 But, then, you didn't think your town librarian 969 01:10:26.217 --> 01:10:28.652 would try to steal the deed for herself. 970 01:10:28.719 --> 01:10:30.554 I would've gotten away with it, too, 971 01:10:30.621 --> 01:10:33.058 if it wasn't for you meddling kids. 972 01:10:33.124 --> 01:10:34.825 And... And... 973 01:10:34.893 --> 01:10:37.694 A little bit of Scooby Gang magic. 974 01:10:39.397 --> 01:10:43.301 Well, I'm assuming that you'll want to lay claim to the land then. 975 01:10:43.368 --> 01:10:44.836 No way. 976 01:10:44.903 --> 01:10:47.872 This land belongs to you and the rest of the town. 977 01:10:47.939 --> 01:10:50.275 I'm actually pretty proud to know my ancestors 978 01:10:50.341 --> 01:10:53.311 came from such imaginative and entrepreneurial people. 979 01:10:53.378 --> 01:10:55.779 Well, then there's only one thing left to do. 980 01:10:55.847 --> 01:10:57.581 What's that, Mayor? 981 01:10:57.648 --> 01:10:59.284 Party! 982 01:11:03.922 --> 01:11:07.959 Not a bad way to spend our vacation. Wouldn't you say so, Sir Fred? 983 01:11:08.026 --> 01:11:11.062 Not bad at all, Sir Daphne. 984 01:11:11.129 --> 01:11:14.199 So, was any of it real, Mr. Pilkingstonshire? 985 01:11:14.265 --> 01:11:17.135 Our budding bromance? The sandwiches? 986 01:11:17.202 --> 01:11:19.104 - Any of it? - I'm an actor, Shaggy, 987 01:11:19.170 --> 01:11:22.340 but there are some things you just can't fake. 988 01:11:22.407 --> 01:11:25.676 One of those things is a love of sandwiches. 989 01:11:25.742 --> 01:11:29.080 Watch the sandwich scene in Citizen Kane. You'll see what I mean. 990 01:11:30.849 --> 01:11:32.984 Friendship is another one, Shaggy. 991 01:11:33.051 --> 01:11:35.286 You kids aren't so bad, for septics. 992 01:11:36.287 --> 01:11:38.857 Uh, septic tanks. Yanks. 993 01:11:38.923 --> 01:11:41.326 I've got a wonderful beach house in the UK. 994 01:11:41.392 --> 01:11:42.927 You must come sometime. 995 01:11:42.994 --> 01:11:45.196 And stay in a hotel nearby. 996 01:11:45.263 --> 01:11:47.298 - Cheese. - Cheese. 997 01:11:47.365 --> 01:11:49.901 I'm still not sure how you pulled it off. 998 01:11:49.968 --> 01:11:52.937 The blasts of cold air, fireballs, flying... 999 01:11:53.004 --> 01:11:54.738 It all felt so real. 1000 01:11:54.805 --> 01:11:57.041 Magic is real, Velma. 1001 01:11:57.108 --> 01:12:01.179 You just have to look deep within to find it. 1002 01:12:01.246 --> 01:12:05.850 Okay, I get it. A magician never tells how he did the trick. 1003 01:12:05.917 --> 01:12:08.153 Now, young apprentice, I gotta run. 1004 01:12:08.219 --> 01:12:10.054 Remember the lessons I've taught you, hmm? 1005 01:12:10.121 --> 01:12:13.591 Once you suss out magic, there's nothing you can't get up to. 1006 01:12:13.657 --> 01:12:16.194 Sure. Thank you, "Merlin." 1007 01:12:16.261 --> 01:12:18.029 It's been surreal. 1008 01:12:19.663 --> 01:12:21.833 Tatty-bye. 1009 01:12:21.900 --> 01:12:25.736 Where is your friend going? He's going to miss the fireworks show. 1010 01:12:25.802 --> 01:12:27.771 My friend? You mean Merlin? 1011 01:12:27.839 --> 01:12:29.706 Isn't he one of the townspeople? 1012 01:12:29.773 --> 01:12:32.310 No. Never seen him before in my life. 1013 01:12:32.377 --> 01:12:35.113 - We thought he was with you. - He's not with me. 1014 01:12:35.180 --> 01:12:37.681 And if he's not with you, then... 1015 01:12:38.483 --> 01:12:40.251 No. It can't be. 1016 01:12:47.824 --> 01:12:50.028 Told you reality was a simulation. 1017 01:12:50.094 --> 01:12:54.866 Scooby-Dooby-Doo!