History WesternAnimation / TheNewScoobyDooMovies

* FormulaBreakingEpisode: This show had some of the franchise's first tentative steps at it, since at least some of the guest-spots were [[PoorlyDisguisedPilot trial balloons]] for new shows. For instance, the second Batman episode ("The Caped Crusader Caper") is pretty much a straightforward superhero adventure with nobody to unmask.

* BalloonBelly: Happens to Scooby when he ends up in an ice cream cart. The others tell him he needs to drop the weight and fast, or they'll cut him off Scooby Snacks. He immediately starts exercising. Dick Van Dyke then jokes that if Scooby ever lands in a cart full of pizzas, they'll never be able to get him out of it.
* BookDumb: Shaggy comes across as relatively uneducated in this series. In one episode, he and Scooby go to a corn field; he doesn't realize it is corn until Scooby decides to collect an ear and peel it back to eat the cob. Shaggy gets confused and asks why the corn is wrapped in "this green stuff". A disbelieving Scooby tries to explain that it's corn in its natural state, but Shaggy doesn't believe him.

* AccidentalAthlete: This is weaponized with Shaggy and Scooby-Doo when they're being chased by ghosts, and Velma's old school is in need of star athletes to keep a donor from backing out. Shaggy and Scooby easily break several records when promptly motivated. However, Tim Conway surpasses them with how fast he ends up running the obstacle course (to reach the pool at the end) after accidentally setting his pants on fire.
* AllForNothing: The culprits in "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesS1E16TheLochNessMess Loch Ness Mess]]" wanted to scare everyone away from a shipwreck to retrieve the gold in its hold. [[spoiler: Uncle Nat informs them it's an old movie prop that got left behind after filming.]]
** The culprit of “The Fricket Fracas” tries going after a growth formula for chickens. Unfortunately the growth formula is worthless as it wears off and the chickens that eat it return to normal size.
* AllThereInTheManual: In his own cartoon, Mark from ''WesternAnimation/SpeedBuggy'' was drawn with light skin, but for background purposes he was intended to be a Native American. For his appearance on this show, his skin was colored much darker than it ever was on his own show. Without that fact, the viewers might as well assume Mark got a bad suntan.
* AndImTheQueenOfSheba: "The Spirit Spooked Sports Show" features a case of this when Tim Conway claims to be working as a coach to prepare for the role of Coach Knute Rockne in a biopic.
-->'''Jay Teller:''' If you're Knute Rockne, then I'm the king of Siam.
* AnimalGenderBender: Ngogi the orangutan from "Ghastly Ghost Town" is referred to as male, but lacks flanges like a female orangutan.
* ArbitrarySkepticism: When Scooby meets Speed Buggy, he freaks out and says cars are not supposed to talk. Mark comments, "That's pretty funny coming from a dog that talks."

* BalloonBelly: Happens to Scooby when he ends up in an ice cream cart. The others tell him he needs to drop the weight and fast, or they'll cut him off Scooby Snacks. He immediately starts exercising. Dick Van Dyke then jokes that if Scooby ever lands in a cart full of pizzas, they'll never be able to get him out of it.

* BookDumb: Shaggy comes across as relatively uneducated in this series. In one episode, he and Scooby go to a corn field; he doesn't realize it is corn until Scooby decides to collect an ear and peel it back to eat the cob. Shaggy gets confused and asks why the corn is wrapped in "this green stuff". A disbelieving Scooby tries to explain that it's corn in its natural state, but Shaggy doesn't believe him. In "The Caped Crusader Caper", Shaggy mistakes a deer for a horse and says he's never seen a horse with wood growing out of its head before.
--> '''Shaggy''': We need something to prop up against [this door]. Something real heavy, like a...
--> '''Scooby''': (''in reference to'') Dumbbell.
--> '''Shaggy''': A "dumbbell"? Forget it. No one's putting ''me'' in there!
--> '''Scooby''': Not ''you''!
--> '''Shaggy''': Oh! ''That'' dumbbell!
--> '''Scooby''': (''under his breath'') ''[[SarcasticDevotee Dumbbell]]''.

* ButHeSoundsHandsome: While throwing his voice to make the villain think the place is surrounded by cops, Jonathan Winters can't help making the cops praise him.
* CallAPegasusAHippogriff: In "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesS1E10TheGhostOfBigfoot The Ghost of Bigfoot]]", the innkeeper calls the spook of the week the ghost of Bigfoot. However, he then describes it as coming into existence when a meanspirited mountain man froze to death, rather than having anything to do with the cryptid.
* TheCameo: [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred Flintstone]] and WesternAnimation/YogiBear appear as giant parade balloons in "The Caped Crusader Caper".

* ClashingCousins: Sir Sedgwick (and his nephew, Davy Jones) are in a harsh conflict with Sedgwick's cousin, the Duke of Strathmore, about whether or not to sell the family home.
* CluelessMystery: The culprit in the Creator/DickVanDyke episode was never seen or directly mentioned prior to the reveal at the end.
* ComicBooksAreReal: Fred mentions growing up watching ''The Addams Family'' on TV and is shocked to meet them in the flesh. The Addams Family are apparently unaware of any TV show documenting their lives. So were the antagonists of the episode, apparently, given how convinced they were that everyone hated the Addams.

* DeadpanSnarker: Cher in "The Secret of Shark Island," often at Sonny's expense.
* DumbassHasAPoint:
** Homer Pipsqueak is correct to suspect someone in Captain Moody's family of an attempted InheritanceMurder, something he's quick to lampshade once the case is closed.
** In ''The Fricket Fracass'', [[spoiler:Vernon the farmhand left to get the police due to how confusing it was getting with the scarecrow and the mysterious intruders]].
** The Three Stooges are absolutely correct to find [[spoiler:Rhino]] suspicious in "Ghastly Ghost Town" and in fact would have fired him some time ago if not for the fact that they are afraid of him.
* EdibleAmmunition: The gang is investigating a haunted candy factory when the Green Globs lock Scooby, Shaggy, and the factory's owner, Cass Elliot, in a storeroom. Fortunately, Cass finds a mechanical jawbreaker dispenser, and fixes it to shoot jawbreakers at the door until they batter it down.
* EuphemismBuster: In "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy", the gang pick up the hitchhiking Laurel and Hardy after finding out they're heading the same place. Hardy tells them that their trip to the hotel is strictly business and that they hope to procure employment as baggage expediters. Laurel promptly clarifies that they're looking for work as bellhops.
* {{Expy}}: Otto the Butler in "The Exterminator" is eerily similar to Max from ''Film/SunsetBoulevard'': as a bald, monocle-wearing German butler/director to a reclusive silent movie star hoping to make a comeback.
* ExpyCoexistence: Tinker of ''WesternAnimation/SpeedBuggy'' was basicaly an {{expy}} of Shaggy and they both appear together in this series.
* FairWeatherFriend: Jerry Reed [[WhatTheHellHero accuses Shaggy and Scooby of being this]] when they refuse to help him get his guitar back from the ghost. Daphne and Velma both join in the shaming.

* GlassShatteringSound: The evil djinn Jadal imprisons Jeannie in a bottle. The gang eventually finds the bottle, but it is protected by a force field. Scooby manages to howl loud enough to shatter the bottle. Now that she is free, it is a simple matter for Jeannie to dispel the force field.
* HelpHelpTrappedInTitleFactory: Used seriously in "The Haunted Candy Factory". Cass Elliot, locked in a room in the Sugar Plum candy factory, throws a "candy bar" (actually something hard with a note) out the window. When the Scooby gang sees that she's being held captive there, they come to the rescue.
* HumanSnowball: Scooby accidentally trips into Hardy, sending him and Laurel on a sled trip down the ski slopes. By the end, Hardy is almost covered in a snowball, causing Shaggy and Scooby to mistake him for Bigfoot.

* ManOfAThousandFaces: Lorne Chumley is directly called this, tying in with his status as a parody of the {{trope namer|s}}, Creator/LonChaney.
* MathematiciansAnswer: In "The Exterminator" Don Adams tells Shaggy and Scooby that it must have been termites that slammed the door.
-->'''Shaggy:''' What kind of termites slam doors?\\
'''Don Adams:''' Very rude ones.
* TheMeddlingKidsAreUseless: In "A Good Medium Is Rare," two cops responding to a call about prowlers (although said prowlers were the gang rather than the bad guys) arrest the jewel thieves with absolutely no help from the gang.
* {{Mephistopheles}}: In the Jerry Reed episode, a statue of Mephisto pops out of the theater stage floor to frighten Fred and Daphne. Fred immediately recognizes it from ''Faust''.
* NeverSayDie: Averted here more so than in the [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou first series]], though "Guess Who's Knott Coming to Dinner" involves an InheritanceMurder, so words like "death" and "die" are all ''over'' the episode.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: "ManOfAThousandFaces" Lorne Chumley is an obvious riff on 1920's film actor Creator/LonChaney, right down to the nickname.
* NoHonorAmongThieves: Non-villainous example: in "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesS2E8TheHauntedCarnival The Haunted Carnival]]", Shaggy and Scooby are unaware that the food on the stove they cook is being stolen by an unseen party. Shaggy, in surprise, accuses Scooby of stealing the food. Scooby, in turn, says that ''Shaggy'' must've taken it, and Shaggy defends himself by appealing to their sense of friendship.
--> '''Shaggy''': You really think I'd eat all those hamburgers, and hot dogs, and french fries, and onions, and...and you really think I'd eat all that stuff behind your back?
--> '''Scooby''': [[BluntYes Yeah]].
--> '''Shaggy''': Well...[[LampshadeHanging maybe I would]]. [[SincerityMode But I didn't]].

* NotAMask: in "The Exterminator" episode Don Adams keeps removing masks off Lorne Chumley until by accident he pulls at Chumley's face. "Well, I guess that really is Lorne Chumley".

* OneSongBard: Jerry Reed in "The Phantom of the Country Music Hall". He sings "Pretty Mary Sunlight" over and over.
* PaletteSwap: The Ghost of Redbeard in "The Ghostly Creep from the Deep" uses the same character model as the Ghost of Redbeard from [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou "Go Away Ghost Ship"]] except colored all white.
* PoliceAreUseless: Often played straight, given the show's format, although there are a couple of exceptions.
** "A Good Medium is Rare" completely averts this, with the police arriving to the scene of a reported break in (ironically it was a snoopy neighbor mistaking the gang for burglars) and capturing the thieves as they break into a safe with no direct help from the gang.
** "Weird Winds of Winnona" plays with this. The gang and the Speed Bugs capture the masked criminals and the evidence, but prior to the unmasking, the local sheriff is the one to interpret the evidence to figure out the villains real estate scam and identity before the gang suspects that person.
** The endings of "The Secret of Shark Island," "The Ghost of Bigfoot," "The Ghostly Creep from the Deep," and "The Haunted Showboat" have [[spoiler: an UndercoverCopReveal]] and show that the authorities were aware of the villains' schemes and ably investigating them independently of the gang.
** In “The Spooky Fog,” Deputy Don Knotts, the guest star, accompanies the gang during their investigation, albeit reluctantly.
* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: There's a good chance that the Addams Family's guest episode was made to test the waters for ''WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily1973''.
* RealAfterAll: The wicked genie Jadal from "Mystery in Persia" has the distinct honor of being the first genuinely supernatural threat ever faced by Mystery Inc.

* RedplicaBaron: The episode "The Ghost of the Red Baron" features a VillainOfTheWeek masquerading as Richthofen's ghost.
* RightBehindMe: In "The Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall" Shaggy declares that he is suspicious of Creech the butler, saying that he has the face of a criminal right as Creech comes in behind him and frowns at this.
--> '''Shaggy:''' I'll bet he's behind this.
--> '''Davy:''' Well I know one thing, he's behind ''you.''
--> ''Shaggy faints.''
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere:
** Don Adams' three regular assistants quit prior to his episode rather than go exterminate the supposedly haunted house.
** Laurel wants to quit after Velma and Daphne see "the ghost of Bigfoot", but Hardy puts his foot down.
** Every one of Dick Van Dyke's employees has quit before the beginning of "The Haunted Carnival".
** In "The Ghost of the Red Baron", the crop-dusting pilot attacked by the Red Baron in the opening scene quits rather than go back up there after his narrow escape.
** In "The Haunted Candy Factory", the gang and Cass Elliot find the factory foreman locked in a closet by the monsters, and he quits and leaves as soon as they let him out. [[spoiler:Subverted since he was one of the culprits though.]]
** In "The Weird Winds of Winona", the town has shrunken down to barely a dozen people as a result of the titular winds. When the gang needs the Mystery Machine fixed, the local farmer tells them that the last mechanic in town sold his garage and moved away two weeks ago.
** Shirley, Sandy's stunt double in "Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde" walks off the set after a dangerous sabotage attempt.
* SealedEvilInACan: The crossover with ''WesternAnimation/{{Jeannie}}'' featured a djinn who had been imprisoned in a bottle for 1,000 years as the antagonist.
* SeriesContinuityError: Shaggy is shown to have a hay allergy in "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesS1E13TheHauntedHorsemanOfHagglethornHall The Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall]]", which contradicts several past and future episodes, most obviously "The Frickert Fracas", which is part of the same season.
* SheCleansUpNicely: When Daphne has to fill in for Sandy Duncan's stunt double, her appearance in a PimpedOutDress is striking enough that the villain mistakes her for the starlette.
* SkewedPriorities:
** After being captured, the culprit in [[spoiler:"The Frickert Fracas"]] is more outraged at being mistaken for one of the other suspects (a fairly idiotic character).
-->[[spoiler:'''Simon Shaky''']]: How dare you mistake me for [[spoiler:Vernon]]!
** Dick van Dyke is more focused on keeping his carnival going than on the potential danger.
* SpiritualSuccessor:
** The ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooTeamUp'' comic series, which has the same basic principle as this series: OncePerEpisode Scooby and the gang are called upon and/or team up with a guest (or guests) to solve a mystery. The main difference is that the majority of the guest characters here tend to be Creator/DCComics superheroes (ComicBook/{{Batman}}, ComicBook/{{Superman}}, ComicBook/WonderWoman, et al.) or fellow Creator/HannaBarbera characters (e.g., WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest, WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones, and even HB FunnyAnimal characters like WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel and WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw) rather than popular celebrities at the time.
** 2018 would see the announcement of an even straighter successor in the form of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'', whose premise is essentially that of this show, only featuring more contemporary (and not-so-contemporary) guests such as Bill Nye, Jaleel White (as [[Series/FamilyMatters Steve Urkel]]), Kenan Thompson, Mark Hamill, and more (plus some old friends like Batman).
* {{Spoonerism}}:
** Professor Flakey from the second guest appearance by Batman and Robin had this problem. For example, he mistakenly calls his invention a "sighing flute" and at one point refers to the episode's villains as "Poker and Jenguin".
** Batman deliberately invokes this in "The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair" when the Joker and Penguin fall into the escape-proof pit he and Robin are in and the Joker attempts to climb up the slick wall but can't:
--->'''Batman:''' How about that. The Clown Prince of Crime has become the Crown Prince of Climb.
* SwissCheeseSecurity: In "The Weird Winds of Winona", while the town was partly abandoned but not a full GhostTown, it seems odd that the town's council or government left the Hall of Records wide open for anyone to enter at their leisure, considering very important documents are supposedly kept there.
* TestYourStrengthGame: A high striker appears at Creator/DickVanDyke's carnival. Neither Dick nor Shaggy could ring the bell, but the ghostly strongman does.
* TheMountainsOfIllinois: "The Weird Winds of Winona" is set in Winona, Montgomery County, Mississippi, but that part is not mountainous in any way; the closest mountain in Mississippi is in the northeast of the state.
* ThePunishmentIsTheCrime: In "The Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall", villains-of-the-week the Duke of Strathmore and Cyrus Wheedly ''had'' to dress up as the Haunted Horseman and Moat Monster in a form of {{Kayfabe}}, effectively making this one of the few times a ScoobyDooHoax was done ''to the public''.

* TheUnreveal: In "Guess Who's Knott Coming to Dinner", is "Homer Pipsqueak" real or is it just Don Knotts in disguise? And did the gang really believe he was Homer Pipsqueak or were they just playing along?
* WasntThatFun:
** Uttered by Phyllis Diller after going down a trap door chute in a haunted castle in her episode "Wasn't that F-U-U-N, ''fun''?"
** "The Frickert Fracas" has Shaggy hung up on a grist mill's paddlewheel and constantly getting dunked in the river as a result. Scooby tries to help by grabbing his legs, but he winds up in the same boat. When Vernon (Maude Frickert's farmhand) finally helps them out, [[InkSuitActor Jonathan Winters]] comments:
--->'''Jonathan Winters:''' Hey, that looked like fun! I'd try it myself except for this sprain in my pinky.\\
'''Shaggy:''' ''[to Scooby]'' Fun?! Did you think that was fun???!\\
'''Scooby:''' Nooooooooooo way!!!
** After accidentally getting sent on a wild sled ride down the ski slopes, Laurel thanks Hardy and asks if they can do it again.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse:
** In "The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair", the two henchmen for the counterfeiting ring (the pilot and the jeep driver) disappear pretty early on.
** In "Guess Who's Knott Coming to Dinner", while Captain Moody's nephews do show up [[spoiler:as the culprits]], his two nieces, who were also expected to arrive for the dinner, remain unaccounted for (although given the bad weather, they were probably just running late).
** In "Scooby-Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy", the hotel clerk mentions that some hotel guests had disappeared prior to the episode's start, but the episode never reveals whether they were involved in the Bigfoot scheme, were kidnapped, or simply ran away without informing the owner.
* YouAreFat: The Cass Elliot episode is rife with jokes at the expense of Elliot's weight.
* YouRemindMeOfX: Done in the Jonathan Winters episode:
-->'''Maude Frickert:''' ''[to Fred]'' I like you, sonny. You look just like my idol. Greatest man that ever lived.
-->'''Fred Jones:''' Who's that, ma'am?
-->'''Maude Frickert:''' Glen Campbell.
* YourMom: The Joker does this to Scooby in "The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair".
-->'''Daphne:''' Do you know Mrs. Baker?
-->'''Joker:''' I know who Mrs. Baker is. ''[points to Scooby]'' She's that creature's mother! Bow wow!

* NoHonorAmongThieves: Non-villainous example: in "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesTheHauntedCarnival The Haunted Carnival]]", Shaggy and Scooby are unaware that the food on the stove they cook is being stolen by an unseen party. Shaggy, in surprise, accuses Scooby of stealing the food. Scooby, in turn, says that ''Shaggy'' must've taken it, and Shaggy defends himself by appealing to their sense of friendship.

* SeriesContinuityError: Shaggy is shown to have a hay allergy in "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesTheHauntedHorsemanOfHagglethornHall The Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall]]", which contradicts several past and future episodes, most obviously "The Frickert Fracas", which is part of the same season.

* CallAPegasusAHippogriff: In "[[Recap/TheNewScoobyDooMoviesTheGhostOfBigfoot The Ghost of Bigfoot]]", the innkeeper calls the spook of the week the ghost of Bigfoot. However, he then describes it as coming into existence when a meanspirited mountain man froze to death, rather than having anything to do with the cryptid.

* LovableCoward: Jonathan Winters and Alexander Cabot, who fit right in with Shaggy and Scooby during their respective appearances.

* [[Series/GetSmart Don Adams]]

* AccidentalAthlete: This is weaponized with Shaggy and Scooby when their being chased by ghosts and Velma's old school is in need of star athletes to keep a donor from backing out. Shaggy and Scooby-Doo easily break several records when promptly motivated. However, Tim Conway surpasses them with how fast he ends up running the obstacle course (to reach the pool at the end) after accidentally setting his pants on fire.

* AllThereInTheManual: In his own cartoon, Mark from ''WesternAnimation/SpeedBuggy'' was drawn with light skin but for background purposes he was intended to be a Native American. For his appearance on this show, his skin was colored much darker than it ever was on his own show. Without that knowledge the viewer might as well assume Mark got a bad suntan.

* BookDumb: Shaggy comes across as relatively uneducated in this series. In one episode, he and Scooby go to a corn field. He doesn't realize it is corn until Scooby decides to collect an ear of corn and peel it back to eat the cob. Shaggy gets confused and asks why the corn is wrapped in "this green stuff". A disbelieving Scooby tries to explain that it's corn in its natural state, but Shaggy doesn't believe him. In "The Caped Crusader Caper", Shaggy mistakes a deer for a horse and says he's never seen a horse with wood growing out of its head before.

* CatchPhrase: Velma's "Jinkies!" is finally introduced, though Shaggy is actually the first to utter the latter in "The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair", the second episode. Velma wouldn't say it until "The Frickert Fracas", the fourth episode.

* PoliceAreUseless: Often played straight, given the shows format, although there are a couple of exceptions.

* Tim Conway

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: "Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde". There's the gang, guest star Sandy Duncan, Sandy's stunt double, the director, a studio executive, another actor and ''his'' stunt double, and ''nine'' separate monster disguises [[spoiler:all of whom belong to the same person, who [[StrangerBehindTheMask is not one of the previously introduced suspects.]]]]

* PantyShot: Velma in "A Good Medium Is Rare", "The Spooky Fog" (which was missing footage that CBS ran only during the second season) and "The Haunted Showboat"; Daphne in "The Mystery Of Haunted Island."

--> '''Shaggy:''' What kind of termites slam doors?
--> '''Don Adams:''' Very rude ones.

* Music/{{Sonny|Bono}} and Music/{{Cher}}

* ExyCoexistence: Tinker of ''WesternAnimation/SpeedBuggy'' was basicaly an {{expy}} of Shaggy and they both appear together in this series.

* Phyllis Diller

* PoliceAreUseless: Often but played straight, given the shows format, although there are a couple of exceptions.

* AllForNothing: The culprits in "Loch Ness Mess" wanted to scare everyone away from a shipwreck to retrieve the gold in its hold. [[spoiler: Uncle Nat informs them it's an old movie prop that got left behind after filming.]]

* SeriesContinuityError: Shaggy is shown to have a hay allergy in "The Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall", which contradicts several past and future episodes, most obviously "The Frickert Fracas", which is part of the same season.

* AccidentalAthlete: This is weaponized with Shaggy and Scooby when their being chased by ghosts and Velma's old school is in need of star athletes to keep a donor from backing out. Shaggy and Scooby-Doo easily break several records when promptly motivated, although Tim Cownway surpasses them at the end with how fast he ends up running the obstacle course (to try and reach the pool at the end) after accidentally setting his pants on fire.

* CallAPegasusAHippogriff: In "Scooby Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy", the innkeeper calls the spook of the week the ghost of Bigfoot. However, he then describes it as coming into existence when a meanspirited mountain man froze to death, rather than having anything to do with the cryptid.

* NoHonorAmongThieves: Non-villainous example: in "The Haunted Carnival", Shaggy and Scooby are unaware that the food on the stove they cook is being stolen by an unseen party. Shaggy, in surprise, accuses Scooby of stealing the food. Scooby, in turn, says that ''Shaggy'' must've taken it, and Shaggy defends himself by appealing to their sense of friendship.

* GlassShatteringSound: The evil djinn Jadal imprisons Jeannie in a bottle. The gang eventually finds the bottle, but it is protected by a force field. Scooby manages to yell loud enough to shatter the bottle. Now that she is free, it is a simple matter for Jeannie to dispel the force field.

* SkewedPriorities: After being captured, the culprit in [[spoiler:"The Frickert Fracas"]] is more outraged at being mistaken for one of the other suspects (a fairly idiotic character).

* {{Spoonerism}}: Professor Flakey from the second guest appearance by Batman and Robin had this problem. For example, he mistakenly calls his invention a "sighing flute" and at one point refers to the episode's villains as "Poker and Jenguin".

-->'''Batman:''' How about that. The Clown Prince of Crime has become the Crown Prince of Climb.