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* DiegeticSountrackUsage: Shaggy has a ringtone of the show's theme song in "Fright House of a Lighthouse".
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* WhamLine: "Riva Ras Regas" features the gang investigating the ghost of a magician who was buried beneath a collapsing building during an act gone wrong. When they catch one suspect off-guard while he's taking a steam bath, he inadvertently drops quite the bombshell.
--> '''Fred:''' You know anything about this ghost business with that magician fellow?
--> '''[[SecretKeeper Del Stone]]:''' That's no ghost. [[FakingTheDead Rufus Raucous would have to be dead to be a ghost.]]
--> '''Fred:''' You know anything about this ghost business with that magician fellow?
--> '''[[SecretKeeper Del Stone]]:''' That's no ghost. [[FakingTheDead Rufus Raucous would have to be dead to be a ghost.]]
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* UnexpectedKindness: In "It's All Greek to Scooby", the crew thinks that a man with a scary face is the villain since he's chasing them and yelling in Greek. Actually, he just wants to return Daphne's purse.
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* LampshadeHanging: And lots of it, too. Every episode had at least one or two parodies of the classic Scooby-Doo conventions
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* RealityEnsues: PlayedForLaughs. In the episode "E-Scream", Fred plays a driving game that ends when the car he's driving runs out of gas.
-->'''Fred:''' Out of gas? Wow, this ''is'' realistic!
** In "Light, Camera, Mayhem", when it's found out that [[spoiler:''both'' of the would-be ghosts in the director and the original film's star don't want the movie to be, combined with the remake's newer head star himself wanting out as well, the episode's resolved by all three agreeing not to press charges since no one actually got hurt, and simply cancelling the film production altogether.]]
-->'''Fred:''' Out of gas? Wow, this ''is'' realistic!
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* UnexpectedlyRealisticGameplay: PlayedForLaughs. In the episode "E-Scream", Fred plays a driving game that ends when the car he's driving runs out of gas.
-->'''Fred:''' Out of gas? Wow, this ''is'' realistic!
-->'''Fred:''' Out of gas? Wow, this ''is'' realistic!
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* NotSoFakePropWeapon: In "Large Dragon at Large", the villain is sabotaging a Renaissance Fair. One of the things he does is replace the prop lances with real ones just before a joust.
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* WinsByDoingAbsolutelyNothing: In "High-Tech. House of Horrors", the gang defeats the super computer by just sitting down. Velma realized it wanted attention, when they wouldn't give it to it, the computer suffers a breakdown.
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%% * WithFriendsLikeThese: Fred, Daphne, and Velma could be so mean to Shaggy and Scooby sometimes.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Sometimes the criminals ''don't'' go to jail owing to a few factors:** In the amusement park episode, the gang points out that [[spoiler:Terry may have been busted for framing Chris, but since she committed her stunts on her family property in the amusement park ''and'' designed the rides to make sure no one was hurt from the supposed sabotage, she technically got away with it. Fred even has some respect that she didn't want to hurt anyone. It would be up to her family if they want to either fire Chris or press charges. Chris, instead of doing so, thinks a better punishment is telling their mother. Cue Terry going OhCrap and chasing after her sister, [[DontTellMama saying that they don't have to get Mom involved]]]].
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Sometimes the criminals ''don't'' go to jail owing to a few factors:** In the amusement park episode, the gang points out that [[spoiler:Terry may have been busted for framing Chris, but since she committed her stunts on her family property in the amusement park ''and'' designed the rides to make sure no one was hurt from the supposed sabotage, she technically got away with it. Fred even has some respect that she didn't want to hurt anyone. It would be up to her family if they want to either fire Chris Terry or press charges. Chris, instead of doing so, thinks a better punishment is telling their mother. Cue Terry going OhCrap and chasing after her sister, [[DontTellMama saying that they don't have to get Mom involved]]]].
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** Since everyone hates working on ''Spy Me A River'', including the diva Chip Hernandez Jr. as well as the stunts coordinator and makeup crew, they crew agrees to not [[spoiler:call the police on the director after he's revealed as the real ghost and the original Rip Bannon reveals himself as the mysterious samurai. Fred even points out he saved Shaggy and Scooby from a near-deadly fall, meaning he didn't want to hurt anyone. The crew decides to cancel the production in favor of a new movie called ''The Modem II'' and the director tahnks the meddling "kids"]].
** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
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** Since everyone hates working on ''Spy Me A River'', including the diva Chip Hernandez Jr. as well as the stunts coordinator and makeup crew, they crew agrees to not [[spoiler:call the police on the director after he's revealed as the real ghost and the original Rip Bannon reveals himself as the mysterious samurai. Fred even points out he saved Shaggy and Scooby from a near-deadly fall, meaning he didn't want to hurt anyone. The crew decides to cancel the production in favor of a new movie called ''The Modem II'' and the director tahnks thanks the meddling "kids"]].
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** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
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** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
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** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Sometimes the criminals ''don't'' go to jail owing to a few factors:** In the amusement park episode, the gang points out that [[spoiler:Terry may have been busted for framing Chris, but since she committed her stunts on her family property in the amusement park ''and'' designed the rides to make sure no one was hurt from the supposed sabotage, she technically got away with it. Fred even has some respect that she didn't want to hurt anyone. It would be up to her family if they want to either fire Chris or press charges. Chris, instead of doing so, thinks a better punishment is telling their mother. Cue Terry going OhCrap and chasing after her sister, [[DontTellMama saying that they don't have to get Mom involved]]]].
** To a lesser extent, one kid who has been too short to go on any of the rides asks why [[ArentYouGoingToRavishMe he wasn't considered a suspect]]. Fred and Velma break it to him gently that he was too small to fit into the monster costume, even if he had been wearing stilts. Scooby and Shaggy cheer him up by saying that he can go on the ride that ''they'' designed, and they all enjoy the giant fudge sundae that the car deliberately gets stuck in as part of the design.
** Since everyone hates working on ''Spy Me A River'', including the diva Chip Hernandez Jr. as well as the stunts coordinator and makeup crew, they crew agrees to not [[spoiler:call the police on the director after he's revealed as the real ghost and the original Rip Bannon reveals himself as the mysterious samurai. Fred even points out he saved Shaggy and Scooby from a near-deadly fall, meaning he didn't want to hurt anyone. The crew decides to cancel the production in favor of a new movie called ''The Modem II'' and the director tahnks the meddling "kids"]].
** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
** To a lesser extent, one kid who has been too short to go on any of the rides asks why [[ArentYouGoingToRavishMe he wasn't considered a suspect]]. Fred and Velma break it to him gently that he was too small to fit into the monster costume, even if he had been wearing stilts. Scooby and Shaggy cheer him up by saying that he can go on the ride that ''they'' designed, and they all enjoy the giant fudge sundae that the car deliberately gets stuck in as part of the design.
** Since everyone hates working on ''Spy Me A River'', including the diva Chip Hernandez Jr. as well as the stunts coordinator and makeup crew, they crew agrees to not [[spoiler:call the police on the director after he's revealed as the real ghost and the original Rip Bannon reveals himself as the mysterious samurai. Fred even points out he saved Shaggy and Scooby from a near-deadly fall, meaning he didn't want to hurt anyone. The crew decides to cancel the production in favor of a new movie called ''The Modem II'' and the director tahnks the meddling "kids"]].
** Janet Lawrence in "Space Ape At The Cape" has been working on space data, ordering people not to see her work even if they have clearance, and studying a so-called alien egg. The alien seems to hatch and grow overnight, running wild at the space station. [[spoiler:It turns out that a bit of reality undoes the scheme: Janet's research wasn't ready, and the alien scam was to keep her from being found out. She was being snippy even to her own coworkers, who assume that she was stressed about the rampaging alien but misunderstood. Velma realized that the "egg" was dehydrated organic material, thanks to Shaggy playing with the food dehydrator, and Janet added water to make her fake egg explode. To top it all off, Janet's supposed alien find attracted the attention of the FBI, who was interested in the possibility of galaxy life and said agent realizes in a matter of days that Janet's work was fraudulent]].
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: It's mentioned that [[spoiler:if Shaggy really is cursed to become a Godzilla monster and rampage through the city, either he could turn himself into the police and they could watch him to see if he's the suspect while lawyering up to prevent possible framing. The gang vetoes that by running away from the officer wanting to take them into custody, and deciding to go on the lam. It turns out that was the right call since Velma's professor was framing Shaggy in revenge]].
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** "Reef Grief" subverts it; the monster ''is'' real. It's just a creature that was disturbed by the crooked plan of the villain.
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** "Reef Grief" subverts it; the monster ''is'' real. real, but it has nothing to do with the (human) villain's plot. The villain was unintentionally pissing it off by making too much noise underwater. It's just a creature that was disturbed by actually pretty friendly otherwise, and it even saves Scooby from drowning when escaping the crooked plan of the villain.villain's CollapsingLair.
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* SwappedRoles: Shaggy and Velma in "A Terrifying Round with a Menacing Metallic Clown", with Shaggy being uncharacteristically fearless and laser-focused on solving the mystery so he can get back to stomping losers at the mini-golf tournament as quickly as possible, while Velma's [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes phobia of clowns]] means she's the one running and hiding from the monster with Scooby.
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The monster of '"3D-Struction" is a TyrannosaurusRex-like Ghost.
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** An abdominal (literal) Snowman in ''A Scooby-Doo! Christmas''.
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* BlandNameProduct: Like many large arenas in America, the stadium in ''The Unnatural'' is named for its corporate sponsor -- the "Cookie Co."
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* TheCameo: WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner [[https://youtu.be/uEI2-GEfQKs both make a very brief appearance]] in the beginning of "Old Monster, New Mexico".
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** In "A Scooby-Doo Halloween", Shaggy's costume is a werewolf, making him resemble his appearance in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheReluctantWerewolf''.
*** The same episode includes a LaughTrack, which was used in every episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou''.
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** In "A Scooby-Doo Halloween", Shaggy's costume is a werewolf, making him resemble his appearance in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheReluctantWerewolf''.
***''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheReluctantWerewolf''. The same episode includes a LaughTrack, which was used in every episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou''.''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou''.
** In "Hi-Tech House of Horrors", Shaggy and Scooby are presumably killed when crushed into cubes by the trash compactor, only for them to be completely unharmed. Shaggy notes that they're used to hiding in small spaces, bringing to mind their iconic "filing cabinet" gag from the classic series where they both fit inside a drawer of sorts.
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** In "Hi-Tech House of Horrors", Shaggy and Scooby are presumably killed when crushed into cubes by the trash compactor, only for them to be completely unharmed. Shaggy notes that they're used to hiding in small spaces, bringing to mind their iconic "filing cabinet" gag from the classic series where they both fit inside a drawer of sorts.
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* FelonyMisdemeanor: {{Inverted}} in "It's Mean, It's Green, It's the Mystery Machine", where a rogue Mystery Machine drives half a mile down the freeway, against traffic and with Fred and Shaggy inside, before it's stopped by police. The verdict? Since nobody got hurt, we'll call it a malfunction and just impound the van.
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* LoopholeAbuse: When none of the racers in "The Fast and the Wormiest" can get their cars to the finish line, all of them run on foot to cross it, are stopped short when they all trip over each other, and Scooby wins by reaching his paw over the line.
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* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: The episode "Camp Comeoniwannascareya" and the recurring guest appearances of the Secret Six puppies both come off like backdoor pilots for two separate spinoffs.
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* MagicSkirt: Velma and Daphne's skirts stay in place even when they're hung upside down.
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* MagicSkirt: Velma and Daphne's skirts stay in place even when they're hung upside down. Though "Recipe for Disaster" has the MarilynManeuver happen to them.
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** Brett Hull, Mike Piazza and skateboarders Chris Klug and Ryan Sheckler are among the celebrities to appear on the show in cartoon form. In "A Scooby Doo Valentine," the Hollywood extras who disguised themselves as the human members of the gang are unmasked to be caricatures of their voice actors -- Frank Welker (Fred), Grey [=DeLisle=] (Daphne), Casey Kasem (Shaggy), and Mindy Cohn (Velma), with former Music/{{NSYNC}} member J.C. Chasez disguised as Scooby-Doo.
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** Brett Hull, Mike Piazza and skateboarders Chris Klug and Ryan Sheckler are among the celebrities to appear on the show in cartoon form. In "A Scooby Doo Valentine," the Hollywood extras who disguised themselves as the human members of the gang are unmasked to be caricatures of their voice actors -- Frank Welker (Fred), Grey [=DeLisle=] (Daphne), Casey Kasem (Shaggy), and Mindy Cohn Creator/MindyCohn (Velma), with former Music/{{NSYNC}} member J.C. Chasez disguised as Scooby-Doo.
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* WorfHadTheFlu: "A Terrifying Round With a Menacing Metallic Clown" reveals Velma having a crippling phobia of clowns, though she didn't have this problem back in ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?'' against the Ghost-Clown.
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* WorfHadTheFlu: "A Terrifying Round With a Menacing Metallic Clown" reveals Velma having a crippling phobia of clowns, though she didn't have this problem back in ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?'' You!'' against the Ghost-Clown.
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* WorfHadTheFlu: "A Terrifying Round With a Menacing Metallic Clown" reveals Velma having a crippling phobia of clowns, though she didn't have this problem back in ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" against the Ghost-Clown.
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* WorfHadTheFlu: "A Terrifying Round With a Menacing Metallic Clown" reveals Velma having a crippling phobia of clowns, though she didn't have this problem back in ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" You?'' against the Ghost-Clown.
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* InjuredLimbEpisode:Fred breaks his leg in There’s No Creature Like Snow Creature.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Vincent Wong and Chip Hernandez Junior from "Lights, Camera, Mayhem" are [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of Creator/JohnWoo and Creator/KeanuReeves.
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** Vincent Wong and Chip Hernandez Junior from "Lights, Camera, Mayhem" are [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of Creator/JohnWoo andCreator/KeanuReeves.Creator/KeanuReeves.
** A celebrity golf champion named Cougar Forest in "A Terrifying Round With a Menacing Metallic Clown" is a reference to Tiger Woods.
** Vincent Wong and Chip Hernandez Junior from "Lights, Camera, Mayhem" are [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of Creator/JohnWoo and
** A celebrity golf champion named Cougar Forest in "A Terrifying Round With a Menacing Metallic Clown" is a reference to Tiger Woods.
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** As does Gibby, the nerd who had a crush on Velma, resemble his V.A, Creator/EddieDeezen.
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** As does Gibby, the nerd who had a crush on Velma, resemble his V.A, v.a., Creator/EddieDeezen.
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*** The same episode includes a LaughTrack, which was used in every episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou''.
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* GreenEyedMonster: Velma towards Verona Dempsey (see AlwaysSomeoneBetter above), Daphne towards Velma's cousin Marcy due to she and Fred fawning over each other, and Fred towards anyone stealing his thunder at making traps.
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* MagicSkirt: Velma and Daphne's skirts stay in place even when they're hung upside down.
