The Scooby-Doo Show l Season 1 l Episode 16 l The Spirits of '76 l 5_5 l

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00:00Glass ice! I muffed it again!

00:07We ran out of gas, I mean steam.

00:10As Shaggy would say, yipe! Look!

00:17Oh, a double!

00:19Oh my gosh, Scooby's flying and he doesn't even have a pilot's license!

00:24For a parachute!

00:36Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

00:40He flew the Wright Brothers' plane just like he was Orville himself!

00:45Three cheers for Scooby, the Brown Baron!

00:48Congratulations, Scooby, you did it again!

00:51Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

00:52Yeah, good old Scoob was in the right plane at the right time!

00:56Get it? Right, right?

00:58Right!

01:02All right already, we get it.

01:05So now let's get these creepy colonial disguises off and see who those creeps are!

01:10I was sure that was going to be Grumpy Old Grumper.

01:14It's Mr. Willett, the city engineer.

01:17Okay, Grumpy Old Grumper, the jig's up!

01:21It's Mr. Clyde!

01:24You kids did a terrific job!

01:27Wow, a real government agent!

01:29And you were watching this gang all the time.

01:31We figured they ditched the real wax dummies in the basement and put on their clothes.

01:36Then they posed in this tableau as wax dummies.

01:39When the Amish guards made their rounds, they thought the museum was empty and locked up.

01:43And that enabled them to stay inside all night and work the drill into the mint.

01:48They put phosphorescent powder on their clothes and haunted the museum to keep people away.

01:53I get it!

01:54That way they could work day and night drilling through this thick concrete wall to the mint.

01:59Right! Mr. Willett rigged the cotton gin to power the drill.

02:02And he zooped up the soundtrack of the locomotive to cover up the cotton gin's noise.

02:07Mr. Willett confessed to us that he stumbled on the old plans of the abandoned storm drain

02:12running to the mint in some dusty old files.

02:15And devised a scheme to strip good old Uncle Sam of a couple million of his freshly printed greenback.

02:24I still don't understand why Mr. Grumper's feet were always wet.

02:28Wet and cold and aching from lumbago.

02:31But with being soaked from mopping up all those dang blasted wet footprints and puddles those goonies made.

02:37You know what this is, Scoop?

02:39Uh-oh!

02:40This little delicious piece of paper is equal to 200 juicy hamburgers.

02:49You think maybe good old Uncle Sam might let us keep just one teensy little old bill, huh?

02:55As sort of a souvenir?

02:57Uh-uh.

02:58Sorry, son, but it's against the law.

03:00Fact is those spirits of 76 made one big mistake.

03:04They did? What was that?

03:06The last room they drilled into was filled with millions of dollars in worthless money.

03:10Worthless?

03:11Worthless?

03:12These bills haven't had the treasurer's signature, the treasury seal, or the serial numbers printed on them yet.

03:18Fact is, without them, all that money is worth exactly as much as the paper it's printed on.

03:31Yeah, 200 hamburgers worth.

03:36Yeah!

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