Somebody's here! Look, there's a candle! - Bet it's ghosts again, or worse! - Ghosts don't need candles. The best episode of the original Scooby-Doo show is "A Night of Fright Is No Delight." This episode is a part of the first season and premiered on CBS on January 10, 1970. A fun fact about this episode is that it is the first to show the whole gang in different outfits than their original ones. They are shown in their PJs. Cut up three pieces of cardboard and “divide” the circle into three sections in which crayons, paper clips, rubber bands, or any other small items can be stored. 4. A Spooky Haunted Spiral

Radio host Casey Kasem voiced Shaggy from 1969 to 1997, left the show, then returned in 2002. In real life, Kasem was a vegan and he wanted Shaggy to be a vegan as well. When Kasem was asked to voice Shaggy in a Burger King commercial, he protested and quit the show. But in 2002, Kasem convinced the producers to allow Shaggy to become a vegetarian. SallyCorp (23 Apr 2009). "Sally Corporation Scooby Doo's Haunted Mansion Dark Ride". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21 . Retrieved 6 June 2018.

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a b "Scooby Doo's Haunted Mansion". Sally Corporation. Archived from the original on 2013-06-03 . Retrieved 19 November 2012. A new mystery has arisen in the Haunted House game! All over the town, the villagers have reported strange and unusual events that are very similar to what the Mistery Inc would call ‘paranormal activity. From strange, spectral-like appearances at windows to tables and furniture moving by themselves, the whole thing got the people scared to death. This is the first instance in the franchise where the main ghost (the Headless Specter) was not the actual villain, trying to scare people away to cover up some kind of criminal/illegal activity. In 1979, Joseph Barbera and Mark Evanier developed Scrappy-Doo, Scooby’s nephew, to prevent ABC from canceling the series. Sixteen episodes of Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo aired during the 1979-1980 season, but ABC’s Standards and Practices felt Scrappy was not a positive influence on kids. Evanier wrote about the experience on his blog: “Shortly after the last of many recordings of 'Mark of the Scarab' (that first script), it dawned on ABC Broadcast Standards that maybe Scrappy was a bad role model for the kiddos. He was—and one person in that department actually used this term to me—‘too independent.’” The network also thought Scrappy was “too rebellious.” a b "Sally Corp. Dark Ride Coming To Six Flags St. Louis". Ultimate Rollercoaster. 14 February 2002 . Retrieved 19 November 2012.Stillwall! I'd have found it if it wasn't for you snoopers! - How can I thank you? - Point us to a pizza parlor before Scoob and I collapse from starvation. a b Dean, Suellen E. (9 May 2002). "Carowinds ricochets into new season". The Dispatch . Retrieved 19 November 2012. A Haunting in Venice is technically based on Christie’s 1969 novel Hallowe’en Party, in that it takes place on Halloween during a party hosted by someone named Rowena Drake, where character named Joyce Reynolds is killed, leading famed Belgian detective Hercule Poirot to swoop in and solve the murder. But Branagh takes endless creative liberties, transforming the story from whodunit to Gothic horror. The gang and Mr. Stillwall hear the thumping noises coming from the attic again--Mr. Stillwall admits that he thought the gang was the one making all the noises while they thought he was the one doing it. Fred and Shaggy go up into the attic to see a man wearing a sheet over himself, chopping the walls of the attic with an axe. The man spots them and gives chase, but Shaggy and Fred lead the chase outside, where Daphne and Velma are waiting with a trip wire. They trip up the sheeted-figure, who crashes into a column, making it collapse. The sheeted figure is revealed as Asa Shanks, Penrod's neighbor, who was also looking for the treasure. Scooby reveals the treasure from inside the column: a carpetbag stashed with hundreds of thousands of dollar bills. Penrod is overjoyed by the discovery and wants to know how he can thank the kids, with Shaggy simply asking where the nearest pizza parlor is. Yipes! Yipes! Why did we run in here again? Now he's got us for sure! Like, here he comes now! - Balloons! - Balloons? Oh, I get it.

When the Headless Specter opens the door of the stove and Shaggy pops up from one of the holes at the top, his bottom half is missing. a b "Life Without Scooby". Sally Corporation. 6 July 2012. Archived from the original on 2013-02-24 . Retrieved 19 November 2012. Most importantly, the series brought mystery and detective stories in the lives of young children. This was a risk at the time, as monsters, creepy locations, and jump-scares could have been terrifying for youngsters. Starting with this episode, sliding green or blue-coloured screens are used as scene transitions; previously, dissolves were used. On this episode only, they make no sound, as opposed to the "laser" sound that would be introduced later. Now, before we start our adventure, you must first learn the basics. To move around the mansion, use the Left and Right Arrow keys and guide Scooby through the maze. There will be many obstacles in your way, including spooky ghosts, monstrous spiders, or dangerously moving tiles. To overcome them or to jump onto a moving plate, use the Up Arrow key at the right moment.

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Open it and let's get out of here! - Yeah, out! Yikes! There is a Headless Specter! Help! I'm drowning! Call the Coast Guard! Stand up, the water's only knee-deep. Asa was clearly wearing a bed sheet or table cover, etc. and yet he still frightens Fred and Shaggy. What probably made it more frightening was that he was holding an axe (although he wasn't holding it when he chased them). To design a terrific haunted house scene, cut an orange circle from construction paper and glue it to the center of a foam plate, making sure it’s the appropriate size. The kids can then have fun drawing faces and ghostly forms in the cutouts to make a genuine haunted house! 2. Haunted Abstract Art Then, it can be embellished with additional cutouts made from construction paper, such as a moon, bats, or ghosts.Look! - What is it? - I don't know! But we'll find out! - Get a head start! - He spotted us! Get ready! He's right behind us! Let's see who our phony phantom really is. For this cute craft, the finished haunted house should be glued to a poster board, with three or four layers of paper added on top, each with an oval cut out of it. Come on! Well, who wants to do the honors? A volunteer! Good boy, Scooby! Good boy! You're our hero! Hooray for Scooby! Now, there's nothing wrong with your paw, Scooby.