All language subtitles for Be.Cool.Scooby-Doo.S01E10_English

Kapowza!

(PANTING)

Sorry I'm late.

The cheese man is very
disappointed in you.

-The cheese man?
-No. Not the cheese man.

Okay, okay, I'll hurry up.

-Poor dope!
-Did you finish peeling
those fava beans?

Mmm, no.

Wow. The cheese man's been
in a bad mood all week.

-Wonder what's up with him.
-(WIND HOWLING)

Hmm, it's cold.

(SHIVERING)

(GASPS)

(GROWLING)

(SCREAMS)

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

SCOOBY-DOO: Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

SHAGGY: Like you guys
are in for a real treat.

Chazz was like
our food mentor,

his food truck used to serve
anything that could be made

of or covered in cheese!

-Grilled cheese...
-Fried cheese...

Boiled cheese, braised cheese,

cheese stuffed
into other cheese...

Then covered in cheese.

And what if one
isn't in the mood

for cheese-related food?

I don't understand
the question.

One time I went
to a restaurant

that was so fancy,

silverware didn't mean forks,

it was the dress code.

-Hmm.
-Uh, Daphne,

-you're not trying to do...
-Stand-up comedy.

Great. Ugh, I am already
nostalgic for the beard.

Look Scoob, cheese.
As far as the eye can see.

And mouth can eat.

Boys, you made it.

Right gang,
this is Chazz Larkin.

Chazz, the gang.

Hi there, welcome
to Cheese Volcano.

You know these two
guys kept my food truck
in business for years.

-MAN: Uh, excuse me.
-Oh, sorry, kids.

I got to go take care of
that, I am a little
shorthanded tonight.

HOWARD: Excuse me.

Oh. Oh, I'm off balance.
Ooh. Hoo-hoo.

Uh, excuse me.

-Ah.
-Oh, I am so sorry,
Mr. Howard.

-One star for service.
-Huh?

Glad the cheese man
didn't see that. Phew.

Chazz, what gives?
Like, where are
all your waiters?

They all quit,
scared off by that Yeti.

A Yeti?

That's what I said. A Yeti.

When you say Yeti, you mean...

Yeah, a giant hairy
snow monster.

CHILDREN: Yay! Ice-cream!

-So an abominable snow man?
-Yeah, that's the one.

(CHILDREN LAUGHING
AND PLAYING)

But that doesn't make sense.

Oh, I know, but I got
my hands full here
with our grand opening.

And if I get bad reviews,
it will be our grand closing.

You're in luck Chazz because
the gang and I have

lots of experience
dealing with monster attacks.

(CHUCKLES) Speaking
of experience,
have you ever tried

to get a job when your resume
is just a list of ghosts
you've captured?

-Hmm.
-I promise we're
good at this.

And Scoob and I
could be your waiters.

Like, it'll be perfect.
We will be around food

and not looking
for the monsters.

(CHUCKLES) Our best plan yet.

Here you go guys.

You've got it Chazz, world's
greatest waiters on the case.

-(BOTH SNIFF)
-Oh-ho-ho-ho.

(STOMACHS GRUMBLING)

Sorry stomach,
it's not for you.

(STOMACH GRUMBLING)

Like, we'll take care
of you later,

-but we've got to help
our friend, Chazz.
-(STOMACH SCREAMING)

We've got to get rid
of this food quick, Scoob.

Don't look, don't smell.

Huh, I don't see any clues.

Why would the abominable
snowman attack a restaurant?

Isn't it obvious?

The legend of the abominable
snowman or Yeti

started when 20th century
British explorers

encountered a creature in the
Himalayan Mountains.

Many have tried to find proof
of the snowman's existence,

but no one ever found
concrete evidence

and I have no idea
where I am going with this.

I can't think of a reason
a Yeti would attack
this restaurant.

There is no connection.

Yeah, well, some things just
don't make sense,

like do you ever notice
when you solve a mystery
and stop a ghost,

the cops always say,
"Great work, kids!"

Why does no one say,
"Yeah, and a horrible job,
officers."

What, are people
just hanging around waiting

for a van full of teens
to show up

before giving 911 a shot?

(LAUGHS) That's very true.

Ah.

Either way, there must be
a reason that a Yeti
is attacking this kitchen

and I swear to science,
I will find it.

-Ah.
-Um, are those
my cheese rolls?

Oh, (CHUCKLES) yeah.

Mmm.

-Like, tonight's feature
items are...
-(STOMACH GRUMBLING)

The cheese platter, macaroni

and cheese and,

the fondue special.

(STOMACHS GROWLING)

(STOMACH ROARING)

(SOBBING) I don't know
how much longer
I can hold up Scoob,

if I don't get something
to eat soon,

-I am going to lose it.
-Yeah, me too.

(GASPING) Look!
Unfinished food!

Oh, yeah. Let's split it.

Careful.

(SOBBING)

Hmm?

(SHIVERING)

Hmm?

(BOTH GASP)

-(GROWLS)
-(SCREAMING)

-(GROWLING)
-(SCREAMING)

Hey, it is a Yeti.

It still doesn't make sense.

Yeti or not, here he comes.

(SCREAMING)

Over here!

-(GROWLING)
-(ALL SCREAMING)

(ALL EXCLAIMING IN ALARM)

(ALL SCREAMING)

Huh?

(GROWLING)

Looks like the coast is clear.

Let's see if we can
find some clues.

Hey, what is this nice cane
doing in the alley?

That's it.
Maybe this is the clue
that explains the Yeti.

Nothing can explain that Yeti.

There is an explanation
for everything.

-Not for this monster.
-Yes, even for this monster.

For instance, I bet
you are using Tibetan spices

for your recipes
that monks used to use.

No, nothing like that
in my kitchen.

Okay, I got it!

Last year you were
traveling to Nepal

-where you met...
-No, never done that.

Oh, well, then the cane.
I... I still got the cane.

Oh, that's it! Okay...

Monks used canes
to climb up the mountains.

And the Yeti was there too,
and... And he hurt his foot.

And he stole it from the monk.
And he's here.

And he's climbing around
this restaurant and...

Ugh, this is just a cane!

Yetis are running willy-nilly
through fancy restaurants.

There has to be a way
to make this make sense.

Uh, Velma, are you okay?

Am I okay? Okay?
I think the question is,

"Are you okay?"

(WHISPERING) I don't think
she's okay.

-(SIGHS)
-There's got to be some food

that he's ordered that's
connected to the Yeti.

Hey let's check
the walk-in freezer.

Right, that's it.
Let's check the freezer.

Oh. Oh, Himalayan salt!

This is Himalayan salt!

Walk-in freezer.

I wonder how big
a walk-in freezer
would have to be

before they just call it
a really cold room.

-(LAUGHS) That's...
That's funny.
-Bingo.

Isn't a freezer
supposed to be cold?

Yeah, I think it's actually
warmer in here than out there.

Ha. Hey, Velma?

(VELMA MUMBLING)

Uh, Velma, I think we...

-I think we found a...
-What is it?

What do you want?
What? (PANTING)

We found a clue.
The freezer's warm.

Does the warm freezer
explain a Yeti being here?

The answer is... (GRUNTS)

Chazz, table five is
waiting for their cheese.

They're eyeing the
one star button.

I hear you, but this food
can't get plated any faster.

That's because you won't
let me help. I'm ready. Look,

I just made Mount Rushmore.

This is how the cheese man
feels about your sculpture.

I'll show you.
I'll show all of you.

Actually, it's, uh,
just the wall here,

so I'm going to go this way.

Oh, right, the cheese.

Hold up now, one last thing,
my irresistible signature
cheese sauce.

No one can
resist it, the greatest food
ever created, right here.

-(SCOOBY WHIMPERS)
-Now who could pass that up?

-I am going to go
hunger crazy.
-Keep it together, Shaggy.

(SNIFFS) Ah.

Mmm. Mmm.

Don't I look delicious?
(GIGGLES)

-Huh? (EXCLAIMS IN ALARM)
-FOOD: Shaggy,

don't you want
to eat us, Shaggy?

-(SCREAMS)
-(SCREAMING)

-Sorry sir!
-(GRUMBLES) It's fine.
Luckily, I live upstairs.

One star, people, one star!

FOOD: Shaggy...

Five second rule.

-Huh?
-Eat me.

Ah! I can't take it anymore!

Food! Finally food!

(SHIVERING)

-Huh?
-(LAUGHING FEARFULLY)

(GROWLS)

-(LAUGHING FEARFULLY)
-(GROWLING)

Ah, leaving so soon, sir?

-(ROARS)
-We'll bring your car
right around. Ticket please?

Oh... Huh?

No ticket, no problem.

What does your car look like?

-(ROARS)
-Of course, I know
just the one.

Here you go, sir.
And might I add,
it's a beautiful car.

-(GROANING)
-Have a great night.

(GROWLING)

(ROARING)

VELMA: All right, I've
accessed city hall's records,

the minutes from
the neighborhood council,

and the last 10 years of
the newspaper's food section.

You can't say
she's not thorough
or totally unhinged.

Let's see. Okay,
permit, noise complaint...

Oh, grand opening. Jinkies!

-What is it?
-Apparently every restaurant

that's ever opened here
closed down immediately

under suspicious
circumstances.

Let me guess,
Yeti related circumstances.

You got it. I bet
this building is resting

on an ancient
Yeti burial ground.

Yeah, that makes
perfect sense.

It's not something
I just made up at all!

I figured it out. (LAUGHING)

SHAGGY: Ah!

-Like, everybody, run!
-(GROWLING)

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

* I know you're
no good for me

* But there's no place
I'd rather be

* 'Cause misery loves company

* And you're
my favorite recipe

* Come in closer
I won't bite

* In spring or summer
day or night

* All I need is you
to make it right

* You fill my appetite

* You're a craving
I can't shake

* Bitter, yet
as sweet as cake

* Come in closer
I won't bite

* In spring or summer
day or night

* All I need is you
to make it right

* Come in closer
I won't bite

* In spring or summer
day or night

* All I need is you
to make it right

* You fill my appetite

(GROWLING)

My stove is on fire. (COUGHS)

And my kitchen's destroyed.

WORKER: Well, look who's
come crawling back.

You are not so tough
without cheese man
around, are you?

Well, it's too late. It's too
late for all of you!
(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)

Oh, uh, could I get
a reference letter or...

Oh, what am I going to do now?

Chazz, food never gives up.

-Food never backs down.
-Food always wins.

What you're saying is true,
Shaggy. Food always does win.

But with the reviews
I'm getting right now,

there's not going
to be any food.

Oh, this Yeti is going
to shut down my restaurant.

Shut down! Jinkies!

Fred, don't you see?
Shut down.

I've been worrying so much
about why it's a Yeti,

I haven't been concentrating
on what it's been
trying to do.

-Right.
-I know how
to catch this Yeti,

but it'll only work
if dinner is served
as planned.

May I direct your attention to
my stove and that
it is on fire?

-Fred has a kitchen installed
in the Mystery Machine.
-For emergencies.

-That's right, I do.
-And me and Scoob
have a massive supply

-of cheese
hidden in there too!
-For emergencies.

That's right, I...
Wait! You do?

Well, I don't know why
a sane person would have
a kitchen in his van,

but it sure is going
to come in handy.

I don't know if the customers
are going to want to wait

for dinner to be done.

A couple of them walked out!

They're really hungry
and they're getting impatient.

Well, Daphne, it's up to you.

FRED: (ON PA)
Take your seats, everybody,
here's a special surprise!

Hey, guys, my name
is Daphne Blake.

How's everybody doing tonight?

So, the abominable
snowman, right?

Personally, I feel
kind of bad for the guy.

I mean, we actually
refer to him as abominable.

-(CUSTOMERS LAUGH)
-For what?

He lives
in the frozen mountains,

minds his own business.
Abominable?

-Really?
-(CUSTOMERS LAUGHING)

Why so judgmental?

If people yelled, "Oh, no,
it's the abominable Daphne,"

every time I walked
into a room,

-I'd eat some
mountain climbers, too.
-(CUSTOMERS LAUGHING)

(LAUGHING)

Thanks, Fred!
Ladies and gentlemen,

he just realized
what he's wearing.

Mmm-mmm. Perfect.

-Shaggy, Scooby,
help me with this pot.
-BOTH: On it, chef!

That's my time,
ladies and gentlemen,
you have been great.

Hope you're hungry
because here comes Chazz's

famous cheese volcano!

(GASPING IN AWE)

Huh? (SHUDDERS)

MAN: * Oh, yeah

Mmm-mmm.

Oh, yeah, they love it.

* Gonna have
a successful evening *

Looks like everything
is going according to plan.

-(SHIVERING)
-Oh, great, I hate this plan!

(GROWLING)

(WHIMPERING)

(SCREAMING)

Now!

Got him.

-BOTH: Phew.
-Well Scoob, it looks like...

(GROWLING)

Hey you, this is
for being confusing.

(GROWLING)

You did it, kids.
You caught the Yeti.

Appearances can be
deceiving, Chaz.

What we actually caught was...

ALL: Mr. Howard?

Jack Howard has lived
above this restaurant space
for decades,

-but he never wanted a
kitchen under his apartment.
-(SCREAMING)

That's why he scared away
every restaurant that ever
tried to open here,

-(PATRONS CHATTERING)
-The noise kept him
up at night.

Gaining access from
the floor boards
of his apartment,

he diverted the cold
from the freezer to create
the Yeti's chilling effect,

which caused the power
to go out during his attacks.

He couldn't get in
from the outside,

so he used his cane to
prop a window open.

Ooh, you kids are good
at mystery solving,

but there's still one thing
I don't understand.

Why a Yeti costume?

Well, Chazz, sometimes
the answer is so simple,
it's just easily overlooked.

According to my records,
the first restaurant
that shut down here

served Tibetan food,

which is why he chose
the Yeti costume.

And he's just been
using it ever since.

Ah, you meddling kids got me,
but at least this Yeti costume

has more than paid for itself
over the years.

Well, Chazz, it looks like
your restaurant is off
to a great start.

Well, I only have
you kids to thank for that,

but that Yeti sure did leave
one heck of a mess
to clean up by tomorrow.

Say, you kids wouldn't know
how to get rid

of a few hundred pounds
of cheese, would you?

MAN: * Oh, finally

* You golden, molded,
tasty tease

* You're everything that
everyone wants

* We're eating cheese

* Oh, yeah

* Come on, little doggie

* Mmm