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Step back into classic cartoon history with Part 16 of The Scooby-Doo Show (1976) π¬π΅οΈββοΈ
Join Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma as Mystery Inc. solves another spooky case filled with laughs, suspense, and timeless fun.
This episode is presented in Full HD 1080p for the best classic viewing experience πΊβ¨
Perfect for fans of vintage animation, retro cartoons, and classic Saturday morning shows.
π Series: The Scooby-Doo Show
π Season: 1
ποΈ Episode: Part 16
π¨ Style: Classic Animation
π Status: Public Domain
πΊ Quality: 1080p HD
Enjoy this legendary cartoon from the golden era of animation πΎπ»
Join Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma as Mystery Inc. solves another spooky case filled with laughs, suspense, and timeless fun.
This episode is presented in Full HD 1080p for the best classic viewing experience πΊβ¨
Perfect for fans of vintage animation, retro cartoons, and classic Saturday morning shows.
π Series: The Scooby-Doo Show
π Season: 1
ποΈ Episode: Part 16
π¨ Style: Classic Animation
π Status: Public Domain
πΊ Quality: 1080p HD
Enjoy this legendary cartoon from the golden era of animation πΎπ»
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00:00We got it all together for a brand new show, Scooby-Doo is here again, away we go.
00:21Scooby-Doo is running from a spooky ghost, Shaggy Dizzy doing what he does the most. Hey, come on, get it, Bob, till the mystery is on. Hang around for Scooby-Doo.
00:34That's my pal, Scooby-Doo-Bee-Doo.
01:04Just our luck. We come all the way to Washington for the Bicentennial Celebration and all we see is rain, rain, rain.
01:23And thunder, thunder, thunder.
01:27Lightning, lightning, lightning.
01:31Whee, what a shocking development.
01:34Yeah, a rocking development.
01:39I was hoping we'd get to visit the Lincoln Memorial today.
01:42You'd need Noah's Ark to visit the Lincoln Memorial on a day like this.
01:46I think I just got a brainstorm and a thunderstorm.
01:50Why not spend the rest of the day indoors?
01:53We could visit the most fabulous museum in the world, the Splinsonian Institute.
01:58Hey, that's a great idea.
02:00We'd get to see John Glenn's space capsule and the Wright Brothers biplane.
02:04And all those antique trains and cars.
02:06Three cheers for Shaggy.
02:08But once he had an idea that had nothing to do with food.
02:16Well, second thought, it might be a better idea if we spent the afternoon inside a nice warm hamburger joint.
02:22Hamburger?
02:24Whoa, whoa.
02:25Forget it, Shag. Let's get inside.
02:28Wow!
02:38And double wow.
02:40The Wright Brothers airplane in Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis.
02:43This place really has everything.
02:46Except evil.
02:47Hmm, that's strange.
02:49All these fantastic exhibits and not a single visitor.
02:58You kids just come in.
03:00Right out of the rain.
03:01I'd be wiser to be wet than sorry.
03:04Sorry?
03:05Sorry?
03:06Folks what come in these days usually wish they hadn't.
03:10They do? Why?
03:11Ghosts.
03:13Ghosts?
03:14Roaming the halls.
03:15Creeping and a-crawling everywhere and a-scarifying folks away.
03:19Tourists avoid this place like the plague.
03:22The plague?
03:23I just got my second brainstorm in a thunderstorm.
03:26Why don't we rent Noah's Ark and visit the Lincoln Memorial?
03:29What kind of ghosts?
03:30No time to gab.
03:31Gotta make my rounds.
03:33You're gonna look about, look fast.
03:35You're the only visitors inside and it's almost closing time.
03:41I wonder why a guard inside would have squeaky wet shoes.
03:45Beats me.
03:46But I think we've walked into a real mystery.
03:48We have about an hour to look around.
03:50So keep your eyes open for anything suspicious.
03:53Look, there's something suspicious.
03:55That grumpy old guard was wrong.
03:57We're not the only tourists in here.
04:00Oh, Shaggy.
04:01That's a tableau of traitors of American history.
04:04With wax dummies of Benedict Arnold, William de Mont, and Major Andre.
04:08Wax dummy tourists?
04:10I think maybe you could use a pair of glasses, Shaggy.
04:17Wow!
04:18They're made so real.
04:19They look real.
04:20They even feel real.
04:21Huh?
04:22For a minute I thought his nose twitched.
04:25Hey, that's the biggest steam locomotive I've ever seen.
04:40Iron horse number 70 used before the invention of the diesel engine to pull transcontinental trains over the Rocky Mountains from Green River, Utah to...
04:58Look!
04:59This sign says, Push button to operate.
05:02Boy, this is really some museum.
05:04You can actually operate the exhibits.
05:07What in the world is that other noise?
05:19I think this old steam engine could use a steam cleaning.
05:26I can't stand this racket.
05:27Let's get out of here.
05:29Hey, have any of you noticed something missing?
05:32Like maybe Scooby?
05:33Uh-oh.
05:34It's nowhere in sight.
05:36Come on.
05:37We have to find him before they close this place for the night.
05:44A big lovable hound dog with sad eyes, an infectious smile, friendly face, skinny tail...
05:50And a tremendous appetite.
05:52Hmm.
05:53Well, that sounds like a fine pooch, but I haven't seen him anywhere.
05:56I'll help you kids find him, but you better hurry.
05:58It's only a couple of minutes till closing time.
06:00All right.
06:01Let's split up and start searching.
06:03We'll meet back at the big locomotive.
06:12Hey, this is serious.
06:13I can't find Scooby anywhere.
06:15Me neither.
06:16I even checked the dinosaur exhibit.
06:18You know how he feels about bones.
06:22I wish that old train would shut up already.
06:24I can't hear myself think.
06:26Maybe if I jiggle this operator.
06:32Did you hear that?
06:33I'd recognize that Ralph anywhere.
06:37It's Scooby.
06:38And that weak, pathetic Ralph is coming from under this big, massive locomotive.
06:42Look.
06:43There's an open trap door under the train.
06:45Scooby must be down there.
06:47Hurry.
06:48There's still time to get him out before they close up.
06:54Don't move, Scoob.
06:55We'll have you out in a jiffy.
06:57Don't move.
06:58Don't move?
06:59All rounds completed.
07:03The museum's empty as usual.
07:05I guess those nice kids found their dog and left.
07:07Eh.
07:08Would want to stay in this creepy castle.
07:10Quit jabbering and set the time lock.
07:22That sure is a crazy looking contraption.
07:24I wonder what it is.
07:25Replica of E.L.I.
07:27Whitney's cotton gin.
07:28Invented in 1793, the cotton gin made America the largest cotton producer in the world.
07:34Cotton gin?
07:35Cotton gin?
07:36For one, Scooby's right.
07:37That rotten gin gave him a rotten time.
07:42Hurry.
07:43Let's get out of here before the museum closes.
07:45And we're locked in for the night.
07:48Oh?
07:49Look.
07:50He means, mm, look.
07:52It's Benedict Arnold, William Demont, and Major Andre.
07:56Ronald?
07:57Demont?
07:58Andre?
07:59In red underwear?
08:01They sure do look silly without their uniforms.
08:04You tell them to get dressed.
08:06There are ladies in the room.
08:07Stop being silly.
08:09They must be spares for those dummies upstairs.
08:15Look.
08:16It's Benedict Arnold.
08:17You mean the ghost of Benedict Arnold.
08:19He sure got dressed in a hurry.
08:24He's locked us in.
08:27Freddy was right.
08:28What do you mean, right?
08:29That's positively the ghost of Benedict Arnold.
08:33Rose?
08:36How can you be sure?
08:37Well, the real Benedict Arnold was a traitor who was going to surrender West Point to the Redcoats in 1780.
08:44Daphne's right.
08:45He's been dead for almost 200 years.
08:47200 years?
08:49That guard was right.
08:50I think this place is haunted.
08:52Well, start thinking about how we're gonna get out of this dull, dark dungeon.
08:56This place has more corridors than an octopus has tentacles.
09:00No, if we only knew an octopus, he could tell us which way is out.
09:03I know.
09:04Let's split up and start searching.
09:06Good idea.
09:07Look.
09:08Wet footprints.
09:09Just like that grumpy old guard made in the main exhibit hall.
09:10Let's follow him.
09:11Maybe they'll lead us to a way out of this place.
09:12Hey.
09:13Those wet footprints dead end at the dead end.
09:14That's strange.
09:15They seem to go right under the wall.
09:16If you think that's strange, look what's coming down the corridor.
09:20It's the ghost of Benedict Arnold and Major Andre.
09:21Let's get out of here.
09:22Let's get out of here.
09:23Let's get out of here.
09:24Let's get out of here.
09:25Let's get out of here.
09:26Let's get out of here.
09:27Let's go.
09:28Let's go.
09:29Hey.
09:30Hey.
09:31Hey.
09:32Hey.
09:33Those wet footprints dead end at the dead end.
09:34That's strange.
09:35They seem to go right under the wall.
09:36If you think that's strange, look what's coming down the corridor.
09:37Whoa.
09:38It's the ghost of Benedict Arnold and Major Andre.
09:41Let's get out of here.
09:42Hey.
09:43Hey.
09:44Hey.
09:45Hey.
09:46Hey.
09:47Hey.
09:48Hey.
09:49Hey.
09:50Hey.
09:51Hey.
09:52Hey.
09:53Hey.
09:54Hey.
09:55Hey.
09:56Well, that's where it's going .
09:57Come on, Scoob.
09:58There's a time and place for eating, which is all the time and any place, but not
10:01now and not here.
10:02No, don't take that .
10:06Don't take that.
10:08Oh.
10:15What a bump.
10:19Hey.
10:20Hey.
10:21This is no time for laughing, Scoob. You ruined a perfectly good dinosaur.
10:27It's the ghost of William DeMar!
10:51I think we lost him, Scoob.
10:58Yeah.
10:59Psst.
11:00Huh? You were a rock.
11:03Yeah.
11:04How many times have I told you never to pick up hitchhikers?
11:10Speed it up, Scoob. We've got to get away from him.
11:13Huh?
11:15Look, it's Shaggy and Scooby.
11:17And the ghost of William DeMar!
11:21We did it, Scoob. Look at him go.
11:28We struck him all up with a triple play.
11:31Yeah. Triple play.
11:33Mm-hmm.
11:38Whoa!
11:44That should keep him out of our hair for a while.
11:46Oh, look. There's that friendly guard, Mr. Clive.
11:49Hey, the museum's closed. What are you kids doing inside?
11:53Well, it's like this. We were tangled in a cotton gin.
11:56Right.
11:57Buried under dinosaur bones.
11:59Right, right.
12:00Racing on bicycles.
12:01Right, right, right.
12:02Chased by the spirits of 76 and...
12:05Right, right, right, right.
12:07What he means is we were chased by the ghosts of Benedict Arnold, William DeMar and Major Andre.
12:12What I mean is I've had enough of those colonial creeps. As far as I'm concerned, it's goodbye bi-centennial. Which way is out?
12:22There is no way out. The doors are all locked by time locks. They can't be opened until noon tomorrow.
12:28Noon?
12:29Noon?
12:30Noon?
12:31That's exactly 16 hours, 23 minutes and 59 seconds from now. Daylight summertime.
12:37Whoa!
12:38And Scooby and I haven't had dinner yet.
12:41Yike! This place is rumbling louder than my empty stomach.
12:46Ah, blast it. That loudmouthed train is going berserk again. All the engineers should be along any minute.
12:53Bill, what are you brats doing in here after closing time?
12:56It wasn't our fault. We had a clash with a couple of colonial creeps.
13:06Ah, crummy, miserable museum. Going to pot. That's where it's going. To pot.
13:13He sure is a grumpy old character.
13:15Old Grumper's new on the job. Kind of bitter since they switched him from the day shift at the White House to working nights here at the museum.
13:22I don't blame him. That racket's enough to drive anywhere, grumpy. Can't you shut it off?
13:28The only one who knows how to work it is the engineer. Trouble is, every time he fixes it, it seems to start right up again.
13:36Hey! It stopped! Uh-oh. Where's Scooby?
13:40Look!
13:41Oh, my gosh! It's a grizzly bear!
13:45And Scooby's gone!
13:48That grizzly bear isn't groaning from a severe case of indogestion.
13:53Stop being silly. This is a museum, not a zoo. I've got a sneaky suspicion that Scooby under a bear skin.
14:00Yeah? Well, you sneak over and find out while I hold back and watch you.
14:09Huh? Stay back! Stay back, you hear? Stay back or oh!
14:15Wait!
14:17Phew! Thanks!
14:19See? It's nothing but our dog.
14:21Who are you?
14:22Willett, city engineer. I just finished fixing this screwball locomotive when this bear, I mean dog, scared me half of...
14:30Oh, yeah? Well, if the museum's locked with time locks, how'd you get in?
14:34Didn't have to. With this loco locomotive going loco 40 times a night, I've been sleeping in.
14:41That is, if you can call it sleep with this mechanical monster waking me every hour.
14:48Look!
14:49He has wet feet just like Grumpy Old Grumper.
14:52And he said he was sleeping inside.
14:55Something tells me that Grumpy Old Grumper and Mr. Willett may be behind whatever's going on here.
15:01And those soggy footprints may be the clue to whatever it is.
15:04Right. I think we better have a closer look down in the basement.
15:08What should we look for?
15:14Soink! It just starts up like from nowhere.
15:18There goes that Lobo locomotive again.
15:22Hey! The cotton gin stopped.
15:24And so did the locomotive upstairs.
15:27There they go again!
15:29It's as if they were both run by the same motor, yet there's nothing connecting them.
15:33That's strange. Every time the cotton gin starts, the train roars.
15:37And every time it stops, the train stops.
15:41Look! That's funny.
15:43Every part of this cotton gin looks a hundred years old.
15:46Except those shiny new gears at the top.
15:49And those brand new belts and pulleys that run down the corridor.
15:52Look!
15:54Zoinks!
15:55More of those soggy shoe prints.
15:58The belts and the footprints both lead to that dead-end wall we saw before.
16:02And just like before, the footprints seem to go right under the wall.
16:07And the cables go right through it.
16:09Ooh!
16:10What happened?
16:11The whole wall swung around.
16:12But how? What made it go?
16:13Look!
16:14Yikes!
16:15Stop already!
16:16I'm getting stellar things!
16:17Oh!
16:18I feel like my empty stomach is in my empty head.
16:19Oh!
16:20Right in my red mouth!
16:21Yeah!
16:22You and your big mouth!
16:23Hey!
16:24We're in some old abandoned storm drain.
16:25So this is where all those holes are at?
16:27Oh!
16:28Oh!
16:29Oh!
16:30Oh!
16:31Oh!
16:32Oh!
16:33Oh!
16:34Oh!
16:35Oh!
16:36Oh!
16:37Oh!
16:38Oh!
16:39Oh!
16:40Oh!
16:41Oh!
16:42Oh!
16:43Hey!
16:44We're in some old abandoned storm drain!
16:46So this is where all those wet footprints came from!
16:51Come on, let's follow those belts!
16:53It's cold!
16:54Come on Scoob, we can't wait.
16:57Okay!
16:58Woohoo!
16:59Whoever said dog is man's best friend!
17:08Look, those belts run from the cotton gin to this big drilling machine!
17:12And someone's drilled a hole right through that four-foot thick concrete wall.
17:17I wonder what's inside these big bulging burlap bags.
17:21Zoinks!
17:23Brand new hundred dollar bills!
17:25Hundred dollar bills?
17:27Thousands of them.
17:28Something sure is fishy in this storm drain.
17:31Come on, let's see what's on the other side of this wall.
17:34Printing presses.
17:36Dozens of huge printing presses.
17:39Counterfeiters. Those spirits of 76 must be counterfeiting those new hundred dollar bills.
17:45Counterfeiters my foot.
17:47The only printing presses in the world this big are in the United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
17:52Where the government prints money.
17:54The U.S. Mint.
17:56We passed it driving up to the museum.
17:58It's only a few blocks away.
18:00And we walked a few blocks through that storm drain.
18:04Yeah, I think I hear a familiar sound that I wish I didn't think I heard.
18:08Shhh, someone's coming. Quick, duck behind this press.
18:13Bye.
18:14Uh, uh.
18:15Uh, uh.
18:16Uh.
18:17Uh.
18:18Uh.
18:19Uh.
18:19The glow coats are coming!
18:20Uh.
18:23Uh.
18:26Uh.
18:27Uh.
18:32Uh, uh.
18:33Uh.
18:34Uh.
18:35Uh.
18:38Yeah!
18:39Uh.
18:40No!
18:41No!
18:42No!
18:43No!
18:44No!
18:45No!
18:46No!
18:47No!
18:48No!
18:49No!
18:50No!
18:51No!
18:52No!
18:53No!
18:54No!
18:55No!
18:56No!
18:57No!
18:58No!
18:59Jinkies, I hope this heap doesn't run out of gas.
19:02You mean steam.
19:03Yikes!
19:04They're gaining on a scoop!
19:06Faster, bastard!
19:08Look out!
19:13Bunker Hill's dead ahead!
19:15Oh, my gosh!
19:17They forgot to put brakes on this jalopy!
19:20Ow!
19:21Yikes!
19:22Someone's shooting whole cannons at us!
19:25Hold tight still!
19:27Hey!
19:29Oh!
19:30Oh!
19:31Oh!
19:32Well...
19:33Yikes!
19:34The steering's gone!
19:36Yikes!
19:37Yikes!
19:38And double yikes!
19:39Oop!
19:40I thought they outlawed fireworks!
19:47Yipe!
19:48Yipe, yipe!
19:49And triple yipe!
19:51Ah, General Washington, I hope you don't mind if I borrow one of your ice cubes.
19:56The slippery ice oughta put him into a super skid!
20:05Glass ice!
20:06I muffed it again!
20:11We ran out of gas!
20:12I mean steam!
20:14As Shaggy would say, yipe!
20:16Look!
20:17Oof!
20:18And double!
20:19Huh?
20:20Oh, my gosh!
20:21Scooby's flying!
20:22And he doesn't even have a pilot's license!
20:23For a terrorist!
20:24Oh!
20:25Oh!
20:26Oh!
20:27Oh!
20:28Oh!
20:29Oh!
20:30Oh!
20:31Oh!
20:32Oh!
20:33Oh!
20:34Oh!
20:35Oh!
20:36Oh!
20:37Oh!
20:38Oh!
20:39Oh!
20:40Oh!
20:41Oh!
20:42Oh!
20:43He flew the Wright Brothers plane just like he was Orville himself!
20:48Three cheers for Scooby, the Brown Baron!
20:51Congratulations, Scooby!
20:52You did it again!
20:54Scooby-Dooby-Dip!
20:55Yeah!
20:56Good old Scoop was in the right plane at the right time!
20:59Get it?
21:00Right?
21:01Right?
21:02Right!
21:03All right already!
21:07We get it!
21:08So now let's get these creepy colonial disguises off
21:11and see who those creeps are!
21:14I was sure that was gonna be Grumpy Old Grumper!
21:18It's Mr. Willett, the city engineer!
21:21Okay, Grumpy Old Grumper, the jig's up!
21:24It's Mr. Clyde!
21:28You kids did a terrific job!
21:30Wow!
21:31A real government agent!
21:33And you were watching this gang all the time!
21:35We figured they ditched the real wax dummies in the basement
21:38and put on their clothes!
21:39Then they posed in this tableau as wax dummies!
21:42When the Armist Guards made their rounds,
21:44they thought the museum was empty and locked up!
21:46And that enabled them to stay inside all night
21:49and work the drill into the mint!
21:51They put phosphorescent powder on their clothes
21:54and haunted the museum to keep people away!
21:56I get it!
21:57That way they could work day and night
21:59drilling through this thick concrete wall to the mint!
22:02Right!
22:03Mr. Willett rigged the cotton gin to power the drill!
22:06And he zooped up the soundtrack of the locomotive
22:08to cover up the cotton gin's noise!
22:11Mr. Willett confessed to us that he stumbled on the old plans
22:14of the abandoned storm drain running to the mint
22:17in some dusty old files!
22:19And devised the scheme to strip good old Uncle Sam
22:21of a couple million of his freshly printed greenback!
22:28I still don't understand why Mr. Grumper's feet were always wet!
22:32Ah, wet and cold and aching from lumbago!
22:35But with being soaked from mopping up
22:37all those dang blasted wet footprints
22:39and puddles those goonies made!
22:41You know what this is, Scoop?
22:42Uh-oh!
22:43This little delicious piece of paper
22:45is equal to 200 juicy hamburgers!
22:49Huh?
22:52Uh, you think maybe, uh, good old Uncle Sam
22:55might let us keep just one teensy little old bill, huh?
22:58As sort of a souvenir?
23:00Uh-uh.
23:01Sorry, son, but it's against the law.
23:03Fact is, those spirits of 76 made one big mistake.
23:07They did? What was that?
23:08Well, that press room they drilled into
23:10was filled with millions of dollars in worthless money.
23:13Worthless?
23:14Worthless?
23:15These bills haven't had the treasurer's signature,
23:18the treasury seal, or the serial numbers printed on them yet.
23:21Fact is, without them, all that money is worth
23:24exactly as much as the paper it's printed on.
23:27Yeah!
23:28Two hundred hamburgers worth!
23:29He-he-he-he!
23:30He-he-he!
23:31He-he-he!
23:32He-he-he!
23:33He-he-he!
23:34It's enormous!
23:35Yeah!
23:36Two hundred hamburgers worth!
23:37He-he-he-he!
23:38He-he!
23:39He-he!
23:40He-he-he!
23:41He-he-he!
23:42Oh, my God.
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