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* In "Bedlam In The Big Top", Shaggy and Scooby defeat the [[MonsterClown Ghost Clown]] by using a mirror to make him hypnotize himself. This is a Crowning Moment for Shaggy in particular since he was the one who came up with the mirror idea in the first place after Fred's plan had failed. ''And'' he volunteered to personally oversee the plan without [[FoodAsBribe demanding any Scooby Snacks]]!
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* In "Bedlam In The Big Top", Shaggy and Scooby defeat the [[MonsterClown Ghost Clown]] by [[HypnotismReversal using a mirror to make him hypnotize himself.himself]]. This is a Crowning Moment for Shaggy in particular since he was the one who came up with the mirror idea in the first place after Fred's plan had failed. ''And'' he volunteered to personally oversee the plan without [[FoodAsBribe demanding any Scooby Snacks]]!
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** Shaggy ''not'' giving the mummy the Egyptian coin - not even showing where he's hiding it - despite him, Velma and Scooby being corner behind a locked door with no way to escape.
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** Shaggy ''not'' giving the mummy the Egyptian coin - not even showing where he's hiding it - despite him, Velma and Scooby being corner cornered behind a locked door with no way to escape.
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** When the vampire demands the gang to leave Franken Castle or else face certain doom, an unintimidated Velma tells him to stop that and that they have permission to be there.
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** The trap scene. Fred, Daphne, and Velma dress up like the MonsterOfTheWeek and "scare the hide off of Hyde" so badly that he falls through his own TrapDoor.
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** The trap scene. Fred, Daphne, and Velma dress up like the MonsterOfTheWeek and "scare the hide off of Hyde" so badly that he falls through his own TrapDoor.TrapDoor, providing ATasteOfTheirOwnMedicine for one of the nastier villains they encountered during the original series.
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* Shaggy's EurekaMoment, where he identifies the unmasked Captain Cutler before anyone else and helps the others realize the truth by using seaweed to give the man a beard.
* Heck, even the theme song includes an awesome moment. Upon finding Scooby, the singer says that Scooby is ready and willing, despite his cowardice. And knows that if they can count on him, they can catch the villain.
* Heck, even the theme song includes an awesome moment. Upon finding Scooby, the singer says that Scooby is ready and willing, despite his cowardice. And knows that if they can count on him, they can catch the villain.
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* "A Clue for Scooby Doo": Shaggy's EurekaMoment, where he identifies the unmasked Captain Cutler before anyone else and helps the others realize the truth recognize him by using seaweed to give the man a beard.
* Heck, even the theme song includes an awesome moment. Upon finding Scooby, the singer says that Scooby is ready and willing, despite his cowardice. And knows that if they can count on him, they can catch the villain. In fact, it works so well that ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'', decades later, reused that section largely unaltered.
* Heck, even the theme song includes an awesome moment. Upon finding Scooby, the singer says that Scooby is ready and willing, despite his cowardice. And knows that if they can count on him, they can catch the villain. In fact, it works so well that ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'', decades later, reused that section largely unaltered.
