Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (1969) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Listen to funny short quotes from Hanna-Barbera's 1969 TV series Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, along with sound effects and clips.

Actors: Don Messick (Scooby-Doo), Casey Kasem (Shaggy Rogers), Frank Welker (Fred Jones), Nicole Jaffe (Velma Dinkley), Stefanianna Christopherson (Daphne Blake)

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191 Stop! You are not welcome in the castle! Go now or abandon all hope of seeing the sun again.

192 There's only one person who could have done that. -The mummy! -Mummy!

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

193 There's something mighty spooky going on around here. -Yeah, and I wonder what it is.

— Daphne Blake (Stefanianna Christopherson)

194 Train coming? I told you I can't stop. The train will just have to look out for itself.

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

195 Uh-oh! I wish I hadn't seen what I think I saw!

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

196 We can get along without the sound effects, thank you.

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

197 What a creaky, creepy place.

— Daphne Blake (Stefanianna Christopherson)

198 What's Scooby doing? -Oh, he's still fishing. -Ah, come on, Scoob. Give up. You're not going to catch anything in that bucket of water.

— Fred Jones (Frank Welker)

199 Will you tell me what I'm doing in this silly costume and all wet?

— Daphne Blake (Stefanianna Christopherson)

200 Would you come with us for a Scooby Snack? -Hmm... Two? -OK. Two it is. -Well, come on.

— Daphne Blake (Stefanianna Christopherson)

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