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00:09So far, we visited Hampton Court Palace looking for the specter of Catherine Howard.
00:14We've seen the sight where Anne Boleyn's headless ghost is said to wander,
00:17and we're heading to White Chapel, a part of London full of mystery and grisly history.
00:22Gang, I am loving our kooky tour of haunted old England.
00:25And I am loving our kooky tour of classic English foodstuffs.
00:29Right, Scoop?
00:30You said it, Shag.
00:32So far, we've had shepherd's pie.
00:34Fish and chips.
00:35Burners and mash.
00:36Well, we're a bit.
00:37Beef Wellington.
00:38Screaming skulls.
00:39Screaming skulls aren't food.
00:41The Screaming Skulls of London.
00:45Hang on, gang.
00:49Oh, man.
00:50Like, it's bad enough we're driving on the wrong side of the road.
00:53But now we're going backwards.
01:16Hmm, interesting.
01:18There is nothing like first-hand evidence.
01:21Data, data, data.
01:23I cannot make bricks without clay.
01:29Science!
01:32Hold the phone.
01:33Magnifying glass.
01:34Deer stalker cap.
01:35Tweed overcoat.
01:36That's Sherlock Holmes.
01:49That's Sherlock Holmes.
01:51Scooby-Doo-Bee-Doo.
01:53And guess you.
01:54We know you're one in a million.
02:00Scooby-Doo.
02:01Just catching a nice bad feeling.
02:08Jinkies, it's Sherlock Holmes.
02:13So, you're telling me the reason you found yourselves a-teetering the top of Lion's Head in Trafalgar Square
02:20is because a bunch of flaming skulls made you do it.
02:24Screaming skulls.
02:25But they were also on fire.
02:27Screaming skulls.
02:31Oh, that's rich.
02:32Oh, that is so rich.
02:34Oh, that's so rich.
02:37That's rich.
02:39You think that's funny, do you?
02:41No?
02:42Yes.
02:43Maybe.
02:44Well, truth is, we've been getting a lot of reports about screaming skulls.
02:48Happens every year.
02:49Bunch of nonsense, if you ask me.
02:53Yeesh.
02:53Good thing we didn't tell them about seeing Sherlock Holmes.
02:56Sherlock Holmes?
02:58Now, I do believe you when you say that name.
03:00Like, really?
03:02Seriously.
03:03You saw it all crackpot.
03:05Crackpot Sherlock, we calls him.
03:08Hmm.
03:10Uh, you lot are free to go.
03:13Your bail's been posted.
03:15Don't believe in town, though.
03:17We're not going anywhere, sir.
03:19There's a mystery to be solved.
03:21And we plan on solving it.
03:25So, who posted our bail, anyway?
03:27I took that liberty.
03:29Zoinks!
03:29Like, man, it's that kooky Sherlock Holmes guy.
03:33Indeed.
03:34I am Sherlock Holmes!
03:36Um, yeah, we know who you are.
03:38Or at least who you're pretending to be.
03:40Only the most famous detective in all literature.
03:43Like, man, you must be over 150 years old.
03:46Quite so!
03:47I've been around since 1887.
03:51Like, you look great.
03:53Like, what face cream do you use?
03:55In my own concoction, I make it in my laboratory using science!
03:59Guys, Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character, remember?
04:03Yeah, we know.
04:04We know.
04:05And yet, it is me.
04:07I.
04:07Me.
04:08Sherlock Holmes.
04:10I admonish you not to see with your eyes, but with your minds.
04:13There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact.
04:16That's exactly what you said in the Boscombe Valley mystery.
04:20Regardless, I have deduced much about your group in just one glance.
04:23The way this one ties his ascot.
04:26The detective twinkle in this one's eye.
04:29The fact that you have a horrible hound to rival the Boscombeals.
04:32So horrible.
04:34And the manner in which you so readily accepted the phenomenon of screaming skulls
04:38tells me that you are a mystery-solving group.
04:41That in your van says mystery machine.
04:44And your point is?
04:46Well, to be blunt, I require your assistance in solving this mystery.
04:51Um, okay.
04:52Give us a moment, Mr. Sherlock.
04:55Indubitably, Watson.
04:58Watson.
04:59Huddle up, gang.
05:01He's clearly not Sherlock Holmes.
05:03But he does seem kind of nice, even if a little crazy.
05:06I sure bet he knows London a whole lot better than we do.
05:09Unload that hat.
05:10He did post our bail.
05:12Yes, remember, Sherlock Holmes posted your bail.
05:14And it would be cool to solve a mystery with Sherlock Holmes.
05:18It's settled!
05:19We'll all work together.
05:21Capital, let us begin.
05:23One surefire way to open up the investigation of any mystery...
05:26Is to return to the scene of the crime.
05:29Well done, Watson.
05:30You're learning.
05:32I'm Watson.
05:34Those kooky, screaming skulls came this way.
05:37But it's a dead end.
05:38They couldn't have just vanished, could they?
05:40Why, check it out, Scooby-Doo.
05:42Somebody threw away a perfectly good burger.
05:45So wasteful.
05:46Pretty clear I have no pride because I am not above eating a dumpster burger.
05:51How about you, Scoob?
05:52Me neither.
05:59Hey!
06:00That's our dumpster burger!
06:03Come back here!
06:04Sorry, Scoob!
06:06Look at me!
06:08Oh!
06:17Well, Watson, it seems that oversized beast certainly used his head to help our investigation.
06:24These aren't even real Brits.
06:26They're phones.
06:27As I suspected!
06:29But don't you stand there, Mothergate, Mrs. Hudson.
06:31A spot of tea would be perfect right about now.
06:34Come, Watson.
06:35The game is afoot.
06:37Right behind you, Holmes.
06:38Oh, I think you just called me Mrs. Hudson.
06:42Mrs. Hudson.
06:48Huh.
06:49Not getting a signal.
06:50But this place looks like an old tube station for the underground.
06:54It has never been used.
06:55Look!
06:56The tracks for the train were never put down.
07:01Clumsy, clumsy, Mrs. Hudson, but fortuitous.
07:05Fortuitous, indeed.
07:06Mrs. Hudson slipped on some kind of oil and dirt.
07:11And these marks, Watson.
07:13What do you make of that?
07:14Oh, you beat, it's got me oil of white on you.
07:17What thing you do in me oxo cube?
07:20Don't fret, everyone.
07:21I know over 76 different languages.
07:23I speak rhyming slang.
07:26Oh, my China, we're off in the case of a nasty pillar and post.
07:30Pillar and post?
07:32No pork pie.
07:33Ha, the deucer say.
07:34Aye, Adam and Eve, we'd all better use our plates of meat or put the apples in pairs.
07:39I told him we're hunting for a ghost.
07:41He believes me, and he thinks we should leave.
07:43Leave?
07:44Now that's a language I can understand.
07:46Me too.
07:47Who?
08:02Blimey!
08:28To the laboratory!
08:30Here we are.
08:31To 21B Baker Street.
08:34You see?
08:37This is my laboratory.
08:40Why, dude, this place is weird.
08:45I don't know, Shaggy.
08:47It might just be what we need to help our research.
08:50You see, Mrs. Hudson?
08:51Watson understands the import of science.
08:54Science, Mrs. Hudson!
08:56Science! Science! Science!
09:01Where on earth is that tea, Mrs. Hudson?
09:02We are parched!
09:05Come, Watson.
09:06Much to do.
09:17Oh.
09:20Oh.
09:36So rich!
09:47Watson, have a look at the tuft of hair we've found
09:49on that strange dirt
09:50and tell me what you see.
09:54Hmm.
09:56Ursus Meridimus.
09:57Urs-a-what-apotamus?
09:59Ursus Meridimus.
10:00Polar bear.
10:01And it's very old,
10:02if I'm not mistaken.
10:04A polar bear in London?
10:05Yes, quite.
10:07Let's check the map, shall we?
10:09As I suspected.
10:11Watson?
10:13It's a map of the old London underground.
10:16That abandoned station we were in
10:18is on a spur line.
10:19To the Tower of London.
10:21Elementary, my dear doctor.
10:23Like these maps of the London underground
10:25remind me of your story
10:26of the Bruce Bardington plans.
10:28Yeah, we love that story.
10:30That story's awesome.
10:31You know how you were helping
10:33your brother Mycroft.
10:34And you mysteriously found the body
10:36of Arthur Codigan West.
10:37He was on the tracks,
10:39just outside of Allgate Station
10:41on the underground tube system.
10:43A story?
10:44It was not a story.
10:46Don't you remember you were there,
10:48Mrs. Hudson?
10:49If you're Mrs. Hudson,
10:51I want to be Mycroft.
10:52Mycroft's smart.
10:53You're not my brother Mycroft.
10:55You're a dog.
10:57Don't listen to them, Holmes.
10:58You may be a kooky crackpot,
11:00but there can be no doubt.
11:01This mystery is really starting
11:02to come together.
11:07You said it, Scoob.
11:09How'd we get from point weird chemistry glass
11:11to point creepy castle?
11:13Velma and Mr. Sherlock not only found
11:15that weird hydraulic oil and gel,
11:17but a tuft of really old polar bear fur
11:19and freshly dug dirt.
11:21It says here a long time ago
11:23there was a royal menagerie
11:24at the Tower of London
11:25where King Henry III
11:27was given a polar bear.
11:28Isn't that interesting?
11:30Yeah, but not as interesting as this.
11:34Look, King.
11:35This dirt's been freshly disturbed.
11:37There's a trail.
11:39These are the same tracks
11:40we saw in the subway tunnel.
11:42It seems the screaming skulls
11:44were trying to get in,
11:45but could not.
11:46Wait, what would a bunch
11:47of creepy skulls want
11:48with the crown jewels?
11:50What's all this, then?
11:51You lot shouldn't be snooping about
11:53in the Tower of London after hours.
11:55It's not allowed.
11:56But we're solving a mystery.
11:58And good, sir.
11:58I feel the crown jewels themselves
12:00may be in danger.
12:01Look, I don't know
12:02what you lot are playing at,
12:04but I need you all.
12:05Oh, no.
12:06The music screaming skulls
12:08have known when they're active tonight.
12:09Right!
12:10Climbing!
12:16Why do you always go
12:17with the monsters' eye?
12:19Why, Sadie?
12:20Why?
12:21Why?
12:22Why?
12:25Why?
12:27Why?
12:29Why?
12:33Why?
12:35Why?
12:35Oh, my God.
13:13Oh, face that horrible fiend.
13:16Save yourselves.
13:21Leave here and never come back,
13:24or you will be consumed by the screaming skulls of London.
13:33If my calculations are correct,
13:36we are definitely dealing with a devious criminal mind.
13:39I know all of suspects.
13:41John Clay, thief extraordinaire.
13:43Sebastian Moran, assassin.
13:46Jonas Oldacre, ruffian and rastabaut.
13:49And, of course, Moriarty could be behind it all.
13:53Aren't those all fictional characters?
13:56Huddle up, gang.
13:57Again.
13:58I hate to point out the obvious,
14:00but it's possible this guy is playing us.
14:03Maybe he's the thief.
14:05And he's using us to get at the crown jewels.
14:08Best way to find out?
14:09Set a trap and see what we get.
14:11Yes, a trap.
14:13Splendid.
14:13It's the only way to know for sure.
14:15It's settled.
14:16It's trappin' time.
14:18I believe we shall need a balista,
14:20a very strong rope.
14:21And two suits of armor.
14:23Ha ha.
14:24Good show, Watson.
14:25Mr. Jones,
14:26we shall have need of your services
14:27as well as Miss Blake's.
14:29And, Mrs. Hudson,
14:30do bring your massive mutt.
14:32You two shall stand upon the front lines of battle.
14:38Like, why are we on the front lines, Scooby-Doo?
14:41Like, we're like cowards.
14:44Cowards?
14:45Quiet, you two.
14:46You'll ruin the trap.
15:08You two shall stand upon the front lines of battle.
15:17You two shall stand upon the front lines of battle.
15:17You two shall stand upon the front lines of battle.
15:22Almost time.
15:23Oh, Mrs. Hudson, your vambrace has come loose.
15:26How careless.
15:27Oh, my dude.
15:28My vamwhat is what?
15:42Ow!
15:43Ow!
15:44Ow, ow, ow!
15:46You're hurting me!
15:47Stiff upper lip, Mrs. Hudson.
15:49Courage before all.
15:50That's it.
15:51My name is not Mrs. Hudson.
15:53Shaggy, don't.
15:54You aren't the real Sherlock Holmes,
15:56and I don't want to be Mrs. Hudson anymore.
15:58Oh, now, I do not understand.
16:02You're, like, probably trying to steal the jewels and blame us.
16:04Stealing?
16:05I have never stolen anything.
16:07I'm not Mrs. Hudson and Velma isn't Watson.
16:10Those are both fictional characters.
16:12Like someone else we know that will remain nameless.
16:14Cop, Sherlock, cop, Holmes.
16:17Cop, cop, crazy dude, Sherlock.
16:19Cop, Holmes.
16:20Well, you don't understand.
16:22This is, well, there has to be someone to talk to,
16:25to listen to my pithy comments,
16:27my enigmatic statements,
16:28because I have very good pithy comments.
16:32People are grateful to hear my pithy comments.
16:33Grateful.
16:34And all I ask in return is...
16:36What are you doing, dude?
16:36What?
16:37Screaming.
16:38Sc-sc-sculls.
16:40They're right behind you.
16:45Oh, crap.
16:47They're getting away.
16:48Hurry.
16:49It may not be too late.
16:50Fire the ballista.
16:52Sherlock.
16:54Fire it.
16:58Oh, my God, Sherlock.
17:00It's not working.
17:02It's not working.
17:03It's not working.
17:10Oh, no, you don't.
17:12Not that way.
17:15That way.
17:23Fred, they're headed your way.
17:25Already in motion.
17:31Oh, my God.
18:00Don't do it.
18:01Please don't do it.
18:03Let go.
18:12Oh.
18:13Oh, my God.
18:15Oh.
18:19Oh, my God.
18:34Like, yeah! We did it, Scoop!
18:38I just don't look down.
18:40What? Why not?
18:48Fred? Fastly?
18:50Yikes!
18:50Anybody?
19:02Way hay and hoist them over.
19:05Eh, what?
19:05Let's see who these screaming skulls really are.
19:10Yes. Let's see what villainy is behind all this.
19:16It's broken.
19:17Watson?
19:18Oh.
19:25A security guard in the Beefeater?
19:29Well, it seems the two criminals were using the abandoned underground tunnels to get in and out of the Tower
19:35of London unseen.
19:37Elementary, my dear Holmes.
19:39It was the hydraulic oil and the strange markings that really gave away the true identity of the screaming skulls.
19:45The oil was highly unique and only used by a very specific type of tunnel-making machinery.
19:50But why?
19:50These two were stealing the crown jewels, and they used their tunneling machine to do it.
19:55The holographic projections of the skulls and their screaming not only scared people away, but it covered up the noise
20:01from their tunneling.
20:02Well, they may be great at tunneling, but they stink at being thieves.
20:07These are all fake.
20:08Well, I think they look nice.
20:11Ginger tops telling the truth, they are fakes.
20:15The real crown jewels were moved to an undisclosed location years ago for safe keeps.
20:20I told you those weren't the real jewels.
20:23Don't make a bull and a cow.
20:25Would have made our sausage roll, too, if it weren't for you meddling dustbin lids.
20:30He said.
20:31And they would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for you meddling kids.
20:35Real jewels of fate, you two are still going to jail for a very long time.
20:43Well done, Yates.
20:45All is forgiven.
20:46Go your merry way.
20:48And you, Crackpot Sherlock, looks like you've finally made some proper friends.
20:53Peas in a pod, you lot.
20:55That's right.
20:55Peas in a pod.
20:58I like peas.
21:00Well, I must say, I thoroughly enjoyed our little caper.
21:04Almost a shame that it has concluded, but, well, I must be off now.
21:09I suppose.
21:11No hanging about, even if I wanted to.
21:15I think a spot of English breakfast is in order.
21:17Right, Mrs. Hudson?
21:19Oh, right.
21:21Yes, Dr. Watson.
21:23Marvelous idea, Watson.
21:25Good show.
21:27Spot of toast, tomatoes and ketchup, tippers, baked beans, blood pudding, jelly deals, and crumpets.
21:35Toad in a hole, gypsy tart.
21:38Bedfordshire clanger.
21:40Bloody eggs and cream.
21:46Who lets Shaggy order, right, Sherlock?
21:49He's gone.
21:51There's a note.
21:53Keep up the good work, Watson.
21:55Always believe in yourself, even when others do not.
21:59Science!
22:00It's serious.
22:16It takes you today, Miss Jackson.
22:22Now we have some humans.
22:23It will be right back.
22:24I will be right back.
22:27You want it?
22:29Lots of thoughts.
22:30It could be upright.
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