Scooby Doo (1969): 21 WEIRD Secrets You Didn't Know!

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  @cooladesmile1 · 8 months ago

  dude, it wasn't roo-roh, it was ruh-roh

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  @dumpstercheese · 8 months ago

  The best was one of the monsters handed Velma her glasses once

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  @robnelms1418 · 8 months ago

  Yeah, the monsters weren't real, but what's more scary?  Some supernatural monster chasing some kids, or some creep in a suit chasing around some kids?

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  @TheRedMessick · 8 months ago

  The Mystery Machine got overheated in Haunted House Hang Up and ran out of gas in Spooky Space Kook. That’s it. Those are the only times car trouble played a role in the plot in the original series.

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  @h.paulsprojects3061 · 8 months ago

  And I woulda gotten away with it if it wasn't for those meddling kids...

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  @jackbusby9602 · 8 months ago (edited)

  The phantom from &quot;Hastle in the Castle&quot; (when Shaggy and Fred jumped through it) scared me. The ghost clown&apos;s power of hypnotism really scared me. And the spooky space kook absolutely scared the bejeebers out of me - especially when we Daphne said, &quot;Jumpin&apos; jelly beans! There&apos;s a whole army of them!&quot; <br>When Velma was running from the phantom shadow, the phone rang, she stopped and answered it, handed it to the shadow and said, &quot;It&apos;s for you&quot; is my all time ever favorite Scooby Doo moment.

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  @rennocsrednalf1763 · 8 months ago

  talking about the van trouble. I vaguely remember a two-parter where the whole first part was a road trip with no problems and ends with Fred saying something along the lines of &quot;wow i think this is the longest we&apos;ve gone without trouble&quot; (cue van breaking down), everyone else &quot;FRED.&quot;

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  @gunnarbiker · 7 months ago

  As the dad of a Great Dane, I concur with everything he says in the first point. They are goofy, loveable, clumsy and loyal pups. Wouldn&apos;t have it any other way!

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  @PupRiku · 8 months ago

  Scooby-Doo was definitely the start of my love of horror, even without the &quot;scary&quot; mysteries. Moved from this to Goosebumps, AYAOTD and things like Courage and Grim &amp; Evil...

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• CH

  @changejenn14 · 6 months ago

  Censors: you can’t show peer pressure on tv what’s wrong with you? Now bribery that’s okay

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  @TheIceManMatt · 6 months ago

  Spooky Space Kook was the one that scared me, mainly because of its laugh

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  @RachelHuddleston-d3g · 7 months ago

  my favorite ones <br>globe trotters <br>three stooges <br>don knotts

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