The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries E004

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00:00Smart, fun and excitement, good and dangerous, stay tuned!

00:14Scooby-Dooby-Doo, looking for you!

00:18Scooby-Doo, where are you?

00:21Come on Scooby, where you been?

00:24Trouble's on the loose again!

00:28Scooby-Doo, they're not gonna get you!

00:32Scooby-Doo, nothing's gonna help you!

00:35Scooby-Doo, show us how you feel!

00:39Scooby-Doo, and that's me too!

00:42Scooby-Dooby-Doo, looking for you!

00:46Scooby-Doo, where are you?

00:49Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo!

00:53Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo!

01:02Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo!

01:15This is the final stop of Le Chipotour of Europe.

01:24All right Daphne, like where in Europe are we now?

01:28Well, let's see. If it's Saturday, this must be Denmark.

01:32Oh boy, Denmark! Isn't this where we get to stay in that neat old castle?

01:36That's right Scrappy, the Hotel Hamlet where the legendary Prince of Denmark was said to have lived.

01:41Oh boy, he's the guy who kept seeing the scary ghosts.

01:44Huh? Ghosts?

01:47Well, I don't know about ghosts, but there's the hotel now.

01:54Hmm, quaint, isn't it?

01:56Yeah, what a neat place to spend the night.

02:00Sure, did you plan on never waking up?

02:05Welcome to the Hotel Hamlet.

02:07I'm Rosie Craft, and this is my caretaker, Yorick, at your service.

02:12Nice to meet you.

02:18Everything's ready, Rosie.

02:22Everything's ready, Rosie.

02:24Ah, you mean our guest rooms are ready.

02:27This is Gilly Stern, my assistant manager.

02:30Hiya, kids.

02:32Now, let me show you to your room.

02:35Let me help you with the bags.

02:37Thanks, Mr. Goofy.

02:40And thanks, Mr. Ghost.

02:42Beware!

02:44Mr. Ghost!

02:46Beware the briny poo!

02:49Yorick!

02:51Ghost! Help! Ghost!

02:54What? A ghost?

02:56Yeah! We saw it! It was old, scary, and dead!

03:00Oh, no! It's the ghost of Hamlet, just like in the play!

03:05Correction.

03:07In the play, Hamlet was haunted by his father's ghost.

03:11Now, Yorick, don't stir up the guests' imaginations with such bedtime stories.

03:16That ghost can't scare my Uncle Scooby. Right, Uncle Scooby?

03:20Uncle Scooby?

03:23Right, Raffy.

03:25Room 13 is all prepared. Have a pleasant evening.

03:29Uh, thanks.

03:31Well, let's unpack our bags.

03:36Like maybe we should sneak a snack in the kitchen first, eh, Scoob?

03:39To calm our nerves.

03:41Yeah, good idea.

03:46Like it's chow time, Scoob!

03:48Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy!

03:53And it looks like we hit the jackpot!

03:56Yeah, yeah, let's see!

04:09Like you got yourself in a real picolette time, Scoob!

04:17Dinner is served!

04:24Beware the briny food!

04:27Hi! A ghost!

04:29Excuse us!

04:36Time to leave! Pack your bags! Too bad! Gotta go!

04:39What's wrong?

04:40Oh, nothing! If you don't mind the hideous, terrifying ghost!

04:43Well, would you smell a fine roast?

04:45Let's go!

04:46Gangway!

04:49Last one out is something worse than gangway!

04:55Calm yourselves, kids! There's no ghost here!

04:58But Scooby and I saw it with our own poor eyes!

05:01Yeah, we saw it, really!

05:03We'll all be seeing and thinking a lot clearer in the morning.

05:07Night all! Desert dream!

05:11Huh? Oh, thank you!

05:15What?

05:18What is it, Scoob? Oh, a newspaper!

05:21Hey, look at this! Oil rig reports sighting of sea demon!

05:25It says here that the offshore oil rigs are losing oil,

05:28and the workers are blaming some sort of sea demon!

05:31Oh, no!

05:32A sea demon, huh? I wish I could get my hands on him!

05:39Hey, my wish came true! Put him up, you meanie!

05:42No, Scrappy!

05:45Oh, no!

05:51Like the demon's locked up!

05:55Like the ghost isn't!

05:57Hey, the ghost!

06:01Follow me!

06:09He wants us to follow him! Come on!

06:16Behold! And beware the briny boom!

06:24Hey, the ghost disappeared!

06:26What was he pointing to?

06:28We can find out with my new infrared velgoscope!

06:31Oh, yeah! Infrared velgoscope!

06:34Huh?

06:35Hey, that must be the briny boom!

06:41It's on that boat!

06:43And somebody's operating a winch and boom!

06:47Why, do you think it's that creepy sea demon out there?

06:53Well, thanks a lot, Shaggy!

06:55Aaaaah!

07:26Aaaaah!

07:44Aaaaah!

07:55Aaaaah!

08:03Aaaaah!

08:05Aaaaah!

08:15Aaaaah!

08:17Huh?

08:18Ophelia, like beware the wrath of my father's ghost!

08:24The ghost!

08:29Like exit stage left!

08:37The pipe leads this way, Daphne!

08:39The sea demon!

08:41Help! Help!

08:45Hi, Uncle Scooby! Hi, Shaggy! You're just in time!

08:48We think this pipe will lead us to the bottom of this mystery! Come on!

08:54We found it! Look up ahead!

08:56The pipe goes right into those tanks!

08:59Let's see what's in here!

09:03What do you know?

09:06It's full of oil!

09:08That's it! Someone's piping the oil in the cellar to that offshore tanker!

09:12Wow! Remember what we saw in this newspaper?

09:15It must be the oil stolen from the oil rigs!

09:34A fishnet!

09:37To net a big fish!

09:42I've got you now, you creepy demon!

09:45Let me out of here!

09:47That voice sounds familiar!

09:49Rosie Crant!

09:51So you're behind the theft of the oil from the rigs!

09:59Wow! It's a lot of sea demons!

10:03Like that! Two sea demons! Too many!

10:13Let's go!

10:15All right! All right! I give up! Don't hurt me!

10:19Gilly Stern! So you were helping Rosie Crant steal the oil!

10:23Yeah! And if you hadn't meddled, we would have gotten away with it!

10:26So, it was Rosie Crant and Gilly Stern!

10:29Which leaves one question! Who are you, you sneaky spook?

10:37You're it!

10:39So, like, why were you pretending to be the ghost?

10:42I knew what Rosie and Gilly were up to, but no one would listen to me!

10:46But who could ignore the ghost of Hamlet, right?

10:49Precisely!

10:50Right? Who? The ghost?

10:54Well, that ghost get-up never scared me or Uncle Scooby! Right, Uncle Scooby?

10:59That's right, Lucky!

11:00Well, like that Shakespeare guy used to say, oil's well, it ends well!

11:09Well, well, Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

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