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

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (1969) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 3

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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21 He's gone! -It must have been our imagination. -Well, that was the first time I ever heard mine.

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe), Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem)

22 Here, double ugly. Go buy yourself a new face. Ta ta!

— Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem)

23 Hey, I found some candles. -Shaggy, that's dynamite! -D-D-D-DYNAMITE?

— Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem), Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

24 Hey, I'm falling up! -He's falling up.

— Scooby Doo (Don Messick), Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem)

25 I once read these old castles were loaded with traps. -Oh, Velma, don't be silly. That only happens in movies!

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe), Daphne Blake (Stefanianna Christopherson)

26 I told you that Indian was for real. -Well, this arrow isn't for real. It's factory-made!

— Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem), Fred Jones (Frank Welker)

27 I've got it. Feed isn't a word. It's musical notes. F, E, E, D.

— Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

28 It's a dead end! -This ladder's our only way out, but it's too dark to see where it goes. -We got no choice. Start climbing.

— Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem), Fred Jones (Frank Welker)

29 Like, I'm sure glad he's not seeking my super-duper sandwich! -Yeah! Well, well, well! -Lucky for him. He'd probably get indigestion.

— Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem), Velma Dinkley (Nicole Jaffe)

30 Now, play it cool. -Cool? I'm an ice cube.

— Fred Jones (Frank Welker), Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem)

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