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SCOOBY:
Heh, heh. Huh?

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SCRAPPY: Hey, Uncle Scooby, coming up next,
we've got lots of fun.

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SCOOBY:
Yeah, fun.

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SCRAPPY: And excitement
SCOOBY: Oh, boy.

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SCRAPPY: And danger.
SCOOBY: Oh, no.

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[SCRAPPY TOOTING FAN FARE]

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SCRAPPY:
Stay tuned.

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[CHATTERING]

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Gee, Velma, it sure was swell of you
to get us tickets to this banquet.

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I'll say, I've always wanted to come
to the White House.

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-Yeah, the fund's great.
-De|icinus.

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Ms. Dinkly, we'd like to get an interview.

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With me? Jinkies. Sure.

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Good evening. This is Jessica Byline,
at the White House.

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We're talking with Velma Dinkly,
an assistant research scientist with NASA...

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-...and, uh, friends.
-Hi, Mom.

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Ms. Dinkly, what can you tell us
about NASA's new space station?

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Not very much, I'm afraid.

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The actual plans are kept in
the top-secret computer that only the president...

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-...and key officials have access to.
-Booga-booga-booga.

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[SCOOBY MAKING NOISES AND LAUGHS]

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-Cool it, guys.
SCOOBY: Aw, shucks.

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We're now with the ambassador
of Klopstokia and his wife.

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Ambassador, what do you think
of the new space station?

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-Wonderfu|, wonderful, Jessica.
-I like especially the pastry and tea.

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-You want?
-Oh, boy, pastry.

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SCOOBY:
Yes. Thank you very much.

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And thank you. Oh, I think.

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Ah. And here's Senator Bullhorn.

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Senator, haven't you been a major
opponent of the space station?

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That's right, I say, that's right.

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Why, this whole space deal's
a boondoggle.

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You tell, I say, you tell them, honey.

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Why, we can put a man on the moon,
but we can't keep food on the table.

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SCOOBY:
Exactly.

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-Huh? I say, huh?
SCOOBY: Ooh. What's this?

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Yummy.

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[CHATTERING]

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MAN 1: Ladies and gentlemen,
the president of the United States.

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Tonight, I am happy to announce
NASA's new space station...

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-...and, as president, I am happy to--
GHOST: Boo!

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I've come to reclaim my home.

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The ghost of George Washington.

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[CROWD CLAMORING]

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MAN 2: Run for your lives!
-Like, excellent idea.

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Come on, Scoob. Scooby?

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Oh, boy. What a meal.

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SHAGGY: Scooby-Doo, where are you?
-I'm coming, Shaggy.

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[GROWLING]

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BOTH:
Unh!

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Excuse me. Yikes!

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Ah! Come back here.

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SHAGGY: Scooby! Run for it!
-I'm running. I'm running.

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[GHOST GROWLING
AND SCOOBY WHIMPERING]

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Oh, no.

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SHAGGY: Yikes!
SCOOBY: Ah!

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Hey, Daphne.
Look what Uncle Scooby found.

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It's some kind of brass eagle.

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Hm. This looks like a clue.

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Hold it a minute, Scoob.
Like, I think I've got an idea.

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-Idea?
-Yeah, follow me.

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SCOOBY: The red coats are coming.
The red coats are coming.

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There you are, General Washington, sir.

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You should have seen it.
It was terrible. British everywhere.

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-The rocket's red glare.
-The bombs bursting in air.

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[SINGING] Gave proof through the night
That our flag was still there

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You've gotta save us, general.
Here. Take this.

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And remember, don't fire
till you see the whites of their eyes.

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[GHOST POUNDING ON DOOR
AND GROWLING]

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SCOOBY:
Yikes!

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SCRAPPY:
This ought to stop that old ghostie.

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[GHOST GROWLING]

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SCRAPPY:
Got him.

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There's the culprit.
So you thought you could get away with it, eh?

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-I did?
-Unc|e Scooby.

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Does the accused have anything
to say to the viewers?

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Yes. I want my mumsy.

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MUMSY:
Yikes!

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Look, dear. It's our son. Scooby.

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DADA:
What's he doing on TV?

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-He's under arrest.
-We'd better help him.

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Hurry up and pack.

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Scooby's knee-deep in trouble.

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Then he'II need his galoshes.

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Mr. President, the Secret Service men
are here with those kids and the dog.

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PRESIDENT: Send them in.
-Like, please, Mr. President.

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We didn't do anything.
Please don't put us in jail.

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Please. We beg of you.

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Hold on. I know you didn't do it.

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Please, please don't-- Huh?

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-You do?
-Yes. And we'll let you go...

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...if you help us catch the real ghost.

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-Oh, no.
-Anything but that, sir.

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Put us in jail.
Throw away the key, please.

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Hold it, guys.

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Is that any way
for red-blooded Americans to talk?

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-Think of our country.
-Think of your flag.

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-Think of our blood pressure.
SCOOBY: Uh....

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-We'll catch that ghostie. Mr. President.
-Glad to have your help.

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My assistant, Marilyn Maxie,
will show you out.

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Yes, Mr. President. Right this way, folks.

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[SCOOBY WHIMPERING]

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Here's a map of the White House
and the keys to all the rooms.

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Good. We'll need them
for our investigation.

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Like, Iet's investigate a way out of here.

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SHAGGY and SCOOBY:
Yikes!

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[THUMP]

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What, I say, what in tarnation?

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Senator Bullhorn, what are you doing up?
It's almost midnight.

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Iwas, uh-- I say, Iwasjust collecting
a little reading material.

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This is NASA's report
on the space station.

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That's right. The president asked me
to peruse it, I say, peruse.

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But you're against the space station.

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I believe he was hoping I might change
my mind, which isn't very likely.

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Now, good night. I say, good night.

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And watch where you're going next time.

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-He sure was acting strange.
-Yeah.

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-I'II bet he's behind all this ghostie stuff.
-Let's stick with the clues, Scrappy.

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Like this brass eagle.
Where did you get it, Scooby?

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From the ghost, I think.

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Say, that comes from a bedpost
in one of our three guest rooms.

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Then we'd better find out
which bedroom is missing the eagle.

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DAPHNE: It's not much to go on,
but it's all we've got.

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We've got to help Scooby.

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What does it say in the paper, Dada?

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Sixty percent chance of rain, Mumsy.

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Then I'm so glad
I brought Scooby's galoshes.

128
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Goodness only knows
what they're making him wear.

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Now to see if that eagle bed knob
comes from the bed in this room.

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MAN:
Who is it?

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SHAGGY: Cleaning ladies.
SCOOBY: Cleaning ladies.

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At atime of night like this is?

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What's the meaning here?
We were sound asleep, you know.

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One can never sleep
in the battle against dust, sir.

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-Well, this bed is clean.
-Of course it is.

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Now let us go back to sleep, ma'am.

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Just one question.
Do you always sleep with your shoes on?

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Uh, with my shoes-- Uh-- Uh--
Yes, it's an old Klopstokian custom.

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-Right, snookums?
-Yeah. See.

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You would like, maybe, some cup of tea?
It's another old Klopstokian custom.

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No, Iambkins.
No tea. They go. We sleep now.

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[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

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Who, I say, who is it?

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SCRAPPY: Pest control.
VELMA: Pest control.

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Huh?

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MRS. BULLHORN:
Eek! I say, eek!

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I say, what in thunder's
the meaning of all this?

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VELMA: We're here to check your brass bed
for termites.

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-But, I say, termites don't eat brass.
-Yeah, but these are mean termites.

150
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-This bed is pest-free.
-Of course it is.

151
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-Now, you all let us sleep.
-Wait a minute...

152
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...do you always wear your boots
to bed?

153
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BULLHORN: Why, yes, it's an old,
I say, old family custom.

154
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That's right.
We all like to square dance in our sleep.

155
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A Iiker story.

156
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Now you pests get on out of here.
I say, get on out of here. Now, shoo.

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DAPHNE:
One more room to check.

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Yikes!

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[SCOOBY WHIMPERING]

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Shaggy, look.

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SHAGGY:
Like, what is it, Scoob?

162
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The painting. It's alive.

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SCOOBY: Yikes!
SHAGGY: Zoinks!

164
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Daphne, we saw it.
A hand. It was after us.

165
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It had fingers and everything.

166
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Yeah, it was awful.

167
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Settle down, guys. We've got to check
the bed knobs in Marilyn Maxie's room.

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It used to be President Grant's room.

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[GROWLING]

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Grant's room?
You mean more like Grant's tomb.

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ALL:
Yikes!

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SCOOBY:
Ah!

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DAPHNE: The ghost of Teddy Roosevelt.
-Charge!

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SHAGGY:
Retreat!

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BOTH:
Phew.

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Yeah, phew.

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Like, how many ghosts are there
in this place?

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I don't know, but someone's trying
awfully hard to scare us out of here.

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Shaggy. Daphne. Look.

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DAPHNE: Somebody's cut the eyes
out of this painting.

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And how about this bedpost.
There's a brass eagle missing.

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-Let's see if it fits. Voila.
-It fits.

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[ALL SCREAM]

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[ALL GRUNT]

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-It's some kind of secret chamber.
SHAGGY: More commonly known as a trap.

186
00:12:06,426 --> 00:12:09,520
I'll bet there's something down here
that those ghosts are after.

187
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Yeah, us. And they'll probably
be here any minute.

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[WHIMPERING]

189
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-Like, would you believe any second?
SCOOBY: Oh, no!

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[ALL SCREAM]